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Wow didn't realize there were this many virgins in Phoenix
AZ Misty See my TER Reviews 1597 reads
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Ok sounds like the next party will either BE AT The Fry Bread House or at least we will have to serve it there.

So before I take Swedish Anna there I will post and see who else I can "pop". It is very common item sold at Pow Wow's, state and county fairs, and once you have it you are hooked.  

FYI - indian fry bread is delicious and it is defined as

Frybread
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Frybread (also spelled fry bread) is a Native American food, found throughout the United States. Frybread is a flat dough fried or deep-fried in oil, shortening, or lard. The dough is generally leavened by yeast or baking powder. Frybread was created in the 1800s, when Native Americans were forced onto reservations and given rations of flour and lard by the government. Native Americans did what they could, and fried bread in lard.

Topped with additions such as beans, ground beef, or shredded cheese, frybread is served as Indian tacos or Navajo tacos. If sweetened, or served with sweet toppings such as honey or powdered sugar, frybread is very similar to an elephant ear or to the confection simply known as fried dough.

So who is her for "popping" all these virgins????

Related Link: definition - wikipedia

AZ Misty2494 reads

Yes that is correct, Tina Pink is no longer a virgin - an Indian Fry Bread virgin that is.  

Yes this young, naive lady had NEVER had indian fry bread so today I took her to the best in town!!!

We had lunch together at The Fry Bread House on 7th Ave. in Phoenix where I personally paid for and made sure she had every last drop (or bite that is) of it.  

She is hooked now.  AND now I just found out that Ms. Swedish Anna has never had it either.  So my next conquest is her.  Any one want to join in?

I love "popping" these virgins. :)

Misty

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AZConfidential1937 reads

will you pop my Indian fry bread cherry?

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desertdivas2640 reads

I don't remember eating being allowed in your contract, scott. Now back to work!!!! :)


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AZ Misty1597 reads

Sounds like you need to take a break too.  What do you say to a threesome???

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Craven_Morehead1650 reads

What is this fry bread you speak of? I guess I'm a virgin, too.

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AZ Misty1598 reads

Ok sounds like the next party will either BE AT The Fry Bread House or at least we will have to serve it there.

So before I take Swedish Anna there I will post and see who else I can "pop". It is very common item sold at Pow Wow's, state and county fairs, and once you have it you are hooked.  

FYI - indian fry bread is delicious and it is defined as

Frybread
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Frybread (also spelled fry bread) is a Native American food, found throughout the United States. Frybread is a flat dough fried or deep-fried in oil, shortening, or lard. The dough is generally leavened by yeast or baking powder. Frybread was created in the 1800s, when Native Americans were forced onto reservations and given rations of flour and lard by the government. Native Americans did what they could, and fried bread in lard.

Topped with additions such as beans, ground beef, or shredded cheese, frybread is served as Indian tacos or Navajo tacos. If sweetened, or served with sweet toppings such as honey or powdered sugar, frybread is very similar to an elephant ear or to the confection simply known as fried dough.

So who is her for "popping" all these virgins????

Related Link: definition - wikipedia

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tt850031653 reads

Let’s all meet there and have a M&G. Do they serve wine with the fry bread? Or should we bring our own.

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azjimmy3524 reads

Probably 6 or 7 years at least!  Frybread + powder sugar = yum.

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Cheyenna1186 reads

I agree with Jimmy. I ate fry bread as a child quite a bit, where I lived it was a frequent thing. But it has been many moons, lol.

It is supposed to be bad for you know... So is everything else though.

Life is short and rice cakes taste like cardboard.

Bring on the FLAVOR!

Misty you are a great friend to have, leading people astray, into the delish world of bad for you foods. lol.

Work it off with Sexxx. YAY!

;)

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barebear31642 reads

You can;t have frybread and powdered suger without the honey.

First you take the frybread, nice and hot, lay it out on pristine white paper towels. Take a moment to admire the beauty of every fold and cranny of the delicious treat.

Then take the honey and dribble it on. Delicately use the squeeeze bottle to pour thin lines of honey on the warm fry bread. The heat of the bread will cause the honey to warm and melt, just the way that if you poured noney on someone's skin.

Then sprinkle the powdered suger on it. Gently - so it is like a dusting.

Then raise it to your lips and mouth and take a bite. Let it the flavors of honey, suger, and bread mingle - the contrasts of warm bread and cooler honey tantalize you.

As you enjoy it, once in a while you just have to like the honey and suger off your fingers.

Now, it does occur to me that that buying fry bread and taking it back to the privacy of a room might be the best way to enjoy it - especially if you are not alone.

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AZ Terri3043 reads

you can count me in!!!!!!!!!!!!got any Tabasco? yea!!! I'm in

but, I'm not a virgin!!! wink wink
Ter

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rabbit508380 reads

recycled...

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Hiro_Nakamura2046 reads


Maybe I should have a second dinner when I land later tonight, or go try it out tomorrow night.

Would anyone like to join me?

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AZ Terri2071 reads

Dam I would but I'm in LA now! Do you offer rain checks....wink wink

Have a good time while in the "valley of the sun" and HOT HOT ladies!
Ter

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