A Michigan Treasure - The Grand Hotel

NigelUno wrote:

The Pantry wrote:There's a store nearby that sells Devon's Mackinaw Island Fudge. Picked some up (chocolate walnut) few days ago, but none for any of you fuckers unless you have nut allergies

You buy Mackinac Island fudge made off island?

Same guy that mocks people for pre ground Starbucks coffee buys off island Mackinac Island fudge

kingstonlake wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

You buy Mackinac Island fudge made off island?

Same guy that mocks people for pre ground Starbucks coffee buys off island Mackinac Island fudge

Never said anything about pre ground. Just those stupid plastic pods that never make a decent cup of coffee.

ftr...been past Mackinaw Island hundreds of times but never went there. Getting Up North and getting back home was more important

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:

Same guy that mocks people for pre ground Starbucks coffee buys off island Mackinac Island fudge

Never said anything about pre ground. Just those stupid plastic pods that never make a decent cup of coffee.

ftr...been past Mackinaw Island hundreds of times but never went there. Getting Up North and getting back home was more important

I see what the confusion is here. You bought "Mackinaw Island" fudge thinking it was Mackinac Island fudge. Rookie mistake.

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:

Same guy that mocks people for pre ground Starbucks coffee buys off island Mackinac Island fudge

Never said anything about pre ground. Just those stupid plastic pods that never make a decent cup of coffee.

ftr...been past Mackinaw Island hundreds of times but never went there. Getting Up North and getting back home was more important

Stop buying fake fudge.

Only lib loonies would think island fudge is better than Mackinaw City fudge. Do you wear khakis and penny loafers when visiting the island?

The Pantry wrote:Only lib loonies would think island fudge is better than Mackinaw City fudge. Do you wear khakis and penny loafers when visiting the island?

You're dumb.

kingstonlake wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Only lib loonies would think island fudge is better than Mackinaw City fudge. Do you wear khakis and penny loafers when visiting the island?

You're dumb.

You're idiotic.

The fudge company that doubles as a jerky and souvenir store est. 1997

kingstonlake wrote:The fudge company that doubles as a jerky and souvenir store est. 1997

And you still don't know where Up North is.

The Pantry wrote:Only lib loonies would think island fudge is better than Mackinaw City fudge. Do you wear khakis and penny loafers when visiting the island?

Says the loonie who bought "Mackinaw" Island fudge made in St. Ignace.

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:The fudge company that doubles as a jerky and souvenir store est. 1997

And you still don't know where Up North is.

I know that Mackinac Island isn't on the mainland

Do they make Mackinac Island jerky too?

The Pantry wrote:Only lib loonies would think island fudge is better than Mackinaw City fudge. Do you wear khakis and penny loafers when visiting the island?

You do know there is another board here completely dedicated to political commentary about fudge, right?

Shame on you Pantry.

The Grand Hotel is a magical place and my family will always have fond memories of packing the SUV to drive Up North, play golf and watch children frolic across the windswept veranda while being serenaded by the clippity-clop of horses.

This year, as we make our annual trek Up North, we hope to spend some time at Mi-O-Lago along the way..

Robert J Sakimano wrote:The Grand Hotel is a magical place and my family will always have fond memories of packing the SUV to drive Up North, play golf and watch children frolic across the windswept veranda while being serenaded by the clippity-clop of horses.

This year, as we make our annual trek Up North, we hope to spend some time at Mi-O-Lago along the way..

Who needs to go Up North, when you can get Mackinaw Island fudge at your local store?

NigelUno wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:The Grand Hotel is a magical place and my family will always have fond memories of packing the SUV to drive Up North, play golf and watch children frolic across the windswept veranda while being serenaded by the clippity-clop of horses.

This year, as we make our annual trek Up North, we hope to spend some time at Mi-O-Lago along the way..

Who needs to go Up North, when you can get Mackinaw Island fudge at your local store?

Publix has a Chocolate Trinity ice cream, with one of the trinity being Mackinac Island Fudge. Delicious!!!

MiamiSpartan wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

Who needs to go Up North, when you can get Mackinaw Island fudge at your local store?

Publix has a Chocolate Trinity ice cream, with one of the trinity being Mackinac Island Fudge. Delicious!!!

I like their fudge and bath salts ice cream.

So pumped that Devon's makes Mackinac Island popcorn off island.....

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:

Same guy that mocks people for pre ground Starbucks coffee buys off island Mackinac Island fudge

Never said anything about pre ground. Just those stupid plastic pods that never make a decent cup of coffee.

ftr...been past Mackinaw Island hundreds of times but never went there. Getting Up North and getting back home was more important

It's Mackinac Island.

Turtleneck wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Never said anything about pre ground.  Just those stupid plastic pods that never make a decent cup of coffee.

ftr...been past Mackinaw Island hundreds of times but never went there.  Getting Up North and getting back home was more important

It's Mackinac Island.

He buys Mackinaw island fudge made in St Ignace in Troy.

NigelUno wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:The Grand Hotel is a magical place and my family will always have fond memories of packing the SUV to drive Up North, play golf and watch children frolic across the windswept veranda while being serenaded by the clippity-clop of horses.

This year, as we make our annual trek Up North, we hope to spend some time at Mi-O-Lago along the way..

Who needs to go Up North, when you can get Mackinaw Island fudge at your local store?

I try to limit my added sugar consumption to less than 10 grams every day.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

Who needs to go Up North, when you can get Mackinaw Island fudge at your local store?

I try to limit my added sugar consumption to less than 10 grams every day.

Do you make an exception for the sugar poured on you during your strip tease routine to Def Leppard's Pour Some Sugar on Me?

Turtleneck wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote: I try to limit my added sugar consumption to less than 10 grams every day.

Do you make an exception for the sugar poured on you during your strip tease routine to Def Leppard's Pour Some Sugar on Me?

in the earlier days of that particular stripe tease routine, I just did my best to keep my mouth closed, to breathe from my nose.

after one particular inspiring sunset on the Island, I developed a solution: make the "Pour Some Sugar On Me" an aquatic theme and incorporate a snorkel and mask.. not only is it a big hit on the beaches Up North because of it, but it allows for a more vigorous routine, as oxygen consumption isn't a limiting factor.

Win/win.

a brief preview of our weekend Up North.

my nephews came up for the weekend.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

Who needs to go Up North, when you can get Mackinaw Island fudge at your local store?

I try to limit my added sugar consumption to less than 10 grams every day.

Easily burned off by stepping in horse crap.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

Do you make an exception for the sugar poured on you during your strip tease routine to Def Leppard's Pour Some Sugar on Me?

in the earlier days of that particular stripe tease routine, I just did my best to keep my mouth closed, to breathe from my nose.

after one particular inspiring sunset on the Island, I developed a solution: make the "Pour Some Sugar On Me" an aquatic theme and incorporate a snorkel and mask.. not only is it a big hit on the beaches Up North because of it, but it allows for a more vigorous routine, as oxygen consumption isn't a limiting factor.

Win/win.

This is one of the top ten hottest things I have ever heard.

Turtleneck wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Never said anything about pre ground. Just those stupid plastic pods that never make a decent cup of coffee.

ftr...been past Mackinaw Island hundreds of times but never went there. Getting Up North and getting back home was more important

It's Mackinac Island.

Phonetic spelling that makes way more sense. No one pronounces it the way you prefer. Have some more tofu.

The Pantry wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

It's Mackinac Island.

Phonetic spelling that makes way more sense.  No one pronounces it the way you prefer.  Have some more tofu.

Yor dum Blanch

The Pantry wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

It's Mackinac Island.

Phonetic spelling that makes way more sense. No one pronounces it the way you prefer. Have some more tofu.

Fonetic spelling?

Turtleneck wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
in the earlier days of that particular stripe tease routine, I just did my best to keep my mouth closed, to breathe from my nose.

after one particular inspiring sunset on the Island, I developed a solution: make the "Pour Some Sugar On Me" an aquatic theme and incorporate a snorkel and mask.. not only is it a big hit on the beaches Up North because of it, but it allows for a more vigorous routine, as oxygen consumption isn't a limiting factor.

Win/win.

This is one of the top ten hottest things I have ever heard.

it's my world.. the Up North chicks and dudes are just living in it.

The Pantry wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

It's Mackinac Island.

Phonetic spelling that makes way more sense. No one pronounces it the way you prefer. Have some more tofu.

It’s not the way I prefer. It’s the actual spelling. They are pronounced the same. I think you need to retake Michigan 101.

https://www.visitmichiganupnorth.com/stories/mackinaw_city_mackinac_island_straits_michigan_pronounce

It's St Ignace Mackinac Island fudge better than Mackinac city Mackinac Island fudge?

The Pantry wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

It's Mackinac Island.

Phonetic spelling that makes way more sense. No one pronounces it the way you prefer. Have some more tofu.

How much Inewit blood is in you?

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Damn fireplaces are burning their asses off and the owners are screwing it up.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

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Damn fireplaces are burning their asses off and the owners are screwing it up.

Pretty impressive fire fighting team that didn't let this huge box of dried out timber burn to the ground.

Everyone knows the fires in Mackinaw city are better than the ones on Mackinac Island.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

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Damn fireplaces are burning their asses off and the owners are screwing it up.

Pretty impressive fire fighting team that didn't let this huge box of dried out timber burn to the ground.

Username checks out.

kingstonlake wrote:Everyone knows the fires in Mackinaw city are better than the ones on Mackinac Island.

Ain’t no fire like a Mio fire.