Prize suggestion

[Bryan H.]

Being a Pom (looking forward to the Ashes for once - year to early though IMHO) I'm not sure how to take that ?

Pom Poms are an American (perhaps just the South) snack delicacy...  they consist of a small round chocolate cake, filled with a mystery cream substance, then covered with marshmallow and rolled in pink-colored coconut shavings.  When the coconut is white (not dyed) they're called "Sno-balls."  They're almost as good as banana Moon Pies!  

Bryan

BTW: To me, the Nordlas looks like a flying hot link or a bratwurst.

 

[Hobbes]

Being a Pom (looking forward to the Ashes for once - year to early though IMHO) I'm not sure how to take that ?

Pom Poms are an American (perhaps just the South) snack delicacy...

Ah, but can you wave them?    

[NARSES2]

they consist of a small round chocolate cake, filled with a mystery cream substance,

A "mystery cream substance" - the mind boggles      

[Leigh]

Gary did you order the mustard to go with it?

[Tophe]

I am very sorry to discover only today that there is a very special forum for twin-boomers... I apologize: usually I just click on the picture-forum news that come to me by mail, and I do not check the rest - just once a month or thrice a year...
Well, I.m.w.f.o. told me about his project of a prize for a twin-boom art-contest, parallel to the model one, and I would offer to the winner of this second my 2 published books of drawings, that I would pay including shipping, so happy to get inventions from such a great bunch of inventors...
I love you all Thanks again and again, and please forgive my blind silence here for weeks...

PS to SuperTom: could you move here the topic about Twin-Whirlwind from the picture forum? It seems Nev's topic about twin-boom cargo has moved this way from the General Chat forum, no?

[Tophe]

It is funny to be called TRophe, and I could change my nick-name if that sounds better in English
Well, the whole story is that:
- my civil first name is Christophe (French for Christopher - name of our dear dear Narses2? signing Chris ) Meunier (French for the common Miller in English, Muller in German)
- my nick-names were, according to different people using them: Titi, Triscotte, Biscotte , Chien Galeux (scabby dog ), Tomeunier, XTophe, Tophe (pronounced Tof in France, then Tofee in the Philippines) and now this pleasant Trophe...
- as author name for my 9 books I have used several: X.Toff for twin-boomers, and for more serious or romantic books: the masculine versions of my lost girlfriend   best-girlfriend name then my lost girlfriend herself name   .
Now I do not believe in books anymore, I have overcome my broken heart and married , I could use the nick-name you want.

[Captain Canada]

Nah....we love you just the way you were, Tophe !

Besides, Trophe is too hard to say ! Now, if you were called Trophe-y, then at least you'd be in the top three !



And in other news...picked up my two Tophe-o-rama kits today !