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Rhoopes73 · 06-30-2017, 09:17 PM

As much as they were paying for the funeral services, you'd think the coffee would at least be Starbucks quality. Kai poured another two packets of sugar into the coffee and a non-dairy creamer. Creamer was a bit of misnomer as there was nothing cream about it. Corn syrup for sweetness, oils for consistency, and monoglycerides and diglycerides as emulsifyers. That and some thickeners and stabilizers. He had just about gotten it to tolerable when he was grabbed from behind, nearly spilling the hot coffee.

"FLY-DOCTOR KAI! How the hell are ya!" Kesley practically shouts as she gives the good doctor a huge bear hug from behind. He had not heard her voice in about a decade, but he knew it. She had developed a bit of a twang, living out in Texas.

"Not to be too blunt, Kel, but I am at a funeral," he replied. Many of the visitors were staring at the two of them. He set the coffee down and turned to give her a hug back. "I am glad you could make it, though."

06-30-2017, 09:17 PM	#3
Rhoopes73 Join Date: Jun 2017	Re: Private Game for Jericho Group - Zombie Apocalypse [IC] As much as they were paying for the funeral services, you'd think the coffee would at least be Starbucks quality. Kai poured another two packets of sugar into the coffee and a non-dairy creamer. Creamer was a bit of misnomer as there was nothing cream about it. Corn syrup for sweetness, oils for consistency, and monoglycerides and diglycerides as emulsifyers. That and some thickeners and stabilizers. He had just about gotten it to tolerable when he was grabbed from behind, nearly spilling the hot coffee. "FLY-DOCTOR KAI! How the hell are ya!" Kesley practically shouts as she gives the good doctor a huge bear hug from behind. He had not heard her voice in about a decade, but he knew it. She had developed a bit of a twang, living out in Texas. "Not to be too blunt, Kel, but I am at a funeral," he replied. Many of the visitors were staring at the two of them. He set the coffee down and turned to give her a hug back. "I am glad you could make it, though."