Hi all I made a very exciting board. Well, I think its very exciting. The url is: https://www.sendspace.com/file/l0e35a I created this board to get over a very unpleasant incident which happened twice at our local kentucky in hermanus where we live. A couple of years ago our local kentucky used to sell milk shakes. I can remember ordering a nice milk shake from them a couple of years ago; tasting the same as a macdonalds milk shake. Our kentucky is drive through which means people order at the first window and collect their food at the next window. So a couple of months ago I wanted to buy a milk shake. So we stopped at the first window and kindly asked for a chocolate milk shake. The woman who served us was so, so unprofessional. First she shouted at her colleagues asking if they sell milk shakes. She was suppose to do her home work and know beforehand if kentucky sell milk shakes or not. Then we got this very abrupt answer NO milk shakes. So we asked what is going on, is their machine broken or what? But we again got the same unprofessional answer: no milk shakes. The same thing happened a few weeks ago. All they had that was slightly close to a milk shake is this chocolate crusher shake. Its soft serve ice cream with chocolate pieces but its not close to the milk shakes I can remember from our local kentucky a couple years ago So I made this new board, where I daydream about a milk shake ocean and other stuff. Its bad that we got such an unprofessional response but I get over it by playing this board. So here is what the different squares means: The red squares are, uhm, quite self explanatory. Mister and misses chicken are fictitious squares. Mister chicken is an extraordinary chicken thigh and miss chicken an extraordinary drum stick. I'm not going to name every square here. The squares I don't mention in this message are plain fictitious. Streetwise 2, 4 and 6 are different boxmeals that are sold at our local kentucky with 2, 4 and 6 pieces chicken respectively. abba me daddy you are my hero daddy and golden family time these squares I named after I heard a kentucky advert on the radio. When families at kentucky branches in south africa order the family treat box meal, some of them carry their children on their backs. IN south africa, when a dad carries his child he abba his child. And some children call their dads heroes. This I heard in this radio advert. And the phrase golden family time is also used in this advert. The mash potatoes square is there because kentucky branches in south africa include mash potatoes with some box meals. The power tower box meal is a massive box meal sold in south african kentuckies. man versus the world: this square I got from a kentucky tv advert where they advertise The power tower box meal they use the words: man versus the world during this advert. A chicken rounder is a chicken burger in south african kentuckies zinger wings are chicken wings with chilly flavouring added in south african kentuckies. an ice cream cone with a flake an ice cream cone without a flake because our local kentucky in hermanus sells cones with ice cream. Cole slaw is the south african term for a cabbage sallad, included with some box meals. At our local kentucky, clients can donate two rand for the hungry kids together with their order. In other words if I buy an ice cream cone which costs 6 rand and I donate two rand for hungry kids then I pay 8 rand in total at the next window Thus the names for The hungry kids cards and the hungry kids fund tax Jim, I am busy with some new trivia files. I will send them to you together with this board as soon as I finished them.
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