The Next Person Game

true - rum raisin, or Cherry Garcia

The next person likes root beer.

True..with fruit, without fruit, in a bowl or cone ..don't care bring it on..

the next person likes a coke float with chocolate ice cream

Boy, I'm I slow tonight!

False to the coke float.

The next person likes pretzels.

True..not my fav..

The next person can do some damage to a bag of peanut M&M's

true, every once in a while

The next person has a bag of Tootsie rolls stashed away in case of a chocolate craving.

false, who's playing?

The next person would usually rather watch college football than pro football.

true

The next person is a fan of Drum & Bugle Corps?  (Drum Corps International)

false.

The next person likes to watch hockey.

False

The next person likes to watch a good murder mystery

False, never got hooked on it.



The next person is wearing earplugs while DH watches the debate

Badger:  OMG...fried butter?  I always get a good laugh when we are at the WI state fair, those cheeseheads never run out of imagination when it comes to deep frying something and serving it on a stick!  I love it!  And I love the great state of WI.

False to making smoothies at home but I do have all the equipment to do it.  Just lazy.

The next person has made up her mind that she will be seeing a nutritionist (after all the state fairs of course)

True

The next person is looking forward to a cooler less humid weekend

False...to the fair....to eat  deep-fried butter

The next person is cleaning, doing laundry and other household chores today

Just one more word about the deep fried butter.....

What makes butter better? Batter.

That, at least, is the theory behind the latest crazy fare to come out during summer fair season: Deep-fried butter on a stick.

As reported by KCCI NewsChannel 8 in Des Moines, Iowa, the cholesterol-laden treat is being offered at the Iowa State Fair, which starts today. Fair vendor Larry Fyfe takes a stick of butter (1/8-pound), impales it on a stick, dips it in batter laced with cinnamon and honey, deep-fries it, and then drizzles a sugary glaze on top. This shouldn't be confused with the deep-fried butter balls that came out during the Texas State Fair in 2009 (proving that not everything is bigger in Texas).

All that goodness costs a mere $4 -- plus maybe a year or three off your life expectancy. (Consult your doctor. On second thought, don't.)

Courageous KCCI correspondent Eric Hanson took a bite of the battered butter for his report. "I can't think of anything crazier I've ever had to eat for work," he told TODAY.com. "There's no doubt that was the unhealthiest assignment I've ever been given." 

false.  Just went Wednesday.

The next person went to the library today.