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Nah! Lets sing kumbaya or something

chestnuts roasting on an open fire

[QUOTE=Athena]chestnuts roasting on an open fire[/QUOTE]

Chu's nuts roasting on an open fire?

"Falling Stars Now Light My Way
My Life Was Written On The Wind
Clouds Above Clouds Below
High Ascend The Dreams Within"

YAY! marshmellows & chesnuts!!!
now we got a party........LMAO!!!

Chu's nuts roasting on an open fire

BWAAAAA HAAAAAA HAAAAA!
that was awesome!

Who is that song by?

*hums along* This is good...

ManowaR, it's a Heavy metal band, but this is one of their ballads

"When The Wind Fills The Sky The Clouds Will Move Aside
And There Will Be The Road To All Our Dreams
And For Any Day That Stings Two Better Days It Brings
Nothing Is As Bad As It Seems"

don't forget to make s'mores!

time for me to turn in...last one make sure the fires out before turning in...

take care all
ill be around tomorrow.!
(like thats a shocker)

cya

We could have some decent food, such as some roasted meat. A t-bone or ribs, or even better, some fillet mignon. Brazilian way, of course, you american/european people dont know how to make a bbq.

See you later Juni

"Close Your Eyes Look Into The Dream
Winds Of Change Will Winds Of Fortune Bring

Fly Away To A Rainbow In The Sky
Gold Is At The End For Each Of Us To Find
There The Road Begins Where Another One Will End
Here The Four Winds Know Who Will Break And Who Will Bend
All To Be The Master Of The Wind"

That was the last part....

See you later Juni!

Brazilian way, of course, you american/european people dont know how to make a bbq.

Whereas you Brazilians have probably mastered all the BBQ cliches of bad cooking!

Nice ballad, Fibey.

what do you mean, Luis? (food, where?)

Actually, Ravvie, we're only good at BBquing. And at making some fishes dishes. And bean dishes. But our kitchen is usually very bad for health and for the mouth

That's good to hear. In this country people buy BBQ's then leave them to rust until some family occasion, then probably char everything to a crisp and smoke everyone close out of their homes.

And I'll just stay away from kitchen cooked food from Brazil...

[QUOTE=Ravager]That's good to hear. In this country people buy BBQ's then leave them to rust until some family occasion, then probably char everything to a crisp and smoke everyone close out of their homes.

And I'll just stay away from kitchen cooked food from Brazil...[/QUOTE]

Aw, c'mon, is not really that bad, the problem is that we use too much salt/pepper and fat. You'd have a heart atack in a few years. Its all tasty, truth be told, but very caloric.

As for the BBQ it is a tradition. I've learned with dad, and I'll teach my son. And then, as I once did, my son will teach his father that there are better ways to make the meat

you have a son?

Ah, I missed out on that tradition. Shame. Somehow I'll have to cope without. Or worse, try to teach myself...