Jim and Jenn went to Nobu last night. It's a fancoo-poonts Japanese restauroo. Jenn likes sushi like we like caaaandy. She and Jim eat raw fish just like flesh-n-blood Bears.
They got the Omakase, which means Chef's Choice, and it was tons of courses of sushoo and sashoomoo and kooboo boof and foie groos and cavioo and 'spensive things like that, so Jim took his 'Merican 'Spress card instead of leaving it with us.
And it came with two desserts. The first one was this cranberroo-grenadoone sorbet, with gold leaf right in it, so you actually eat a little bit of gold.
When we heard about that, we told Jim we wanted caaaandy with gold. We thought he would be stumped, but he said there's this place in Manhattoo called Richarts, where they sell all kinds of chocolates, and he's seen a gold chocolate there in the past. There was much bouncing up and down of Bears when we heard that. If you have a 'Merican 'Spress card it seems you can get anything in Manhattoo.
So now we have a purpose in life. We need caaaandy with gold.
So what's the most decadoo thing you've ever put in your mouth?
*much huddling and conversation of Bears*
Apparently there's a few ways to take that question about decadoo things you might have put in your mouths. Maybe a better way to say it is, "Have you ever put something in your mouth and later said, 'Wow, I can't believe I just put that in my mouth'?"
*much more huddling and conversation of Bears*
It seems that that new way of asking about what you've put in your mouths could still be taken a few ways. Maybe the problem is with the idea of putting something in your mouth. How about, "What's the most decadoo thing you've ever run your tongue over?"
*sudden and intense huddling and conversation of Bears*
The general feeling was that that just made the problem worse. I think we're going to have to trust that you understand that Spike is still a young one, not yet a Bear of the world, when you tell us about the most decadoo things you've put in your mouth.
OK Bye
Stompy