Hear my phone ringin, sound like a long distance call.

[constance]

I'm curious about something. Also mildly annoyed, but mostly just curious. When someone calls you and you miss the call and they leave a message -- I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume this has happened to you in the past and may even happen to you again in the future -- do you return the call without listening to your voicemail? (Oops, I guess I'm also assuming, here, that you have some form of caller ID, how first-world of me.) Or do you listen to your voicemail first, even if you know beforehand who's called you? Or does your answer depend on the circumstances?

And: I don't know who invented the key lime milkshake, but that person deserves all good things in life.

Comments

[tofty.livejournal.com]

If I can (1) figure out a way to transport them or (2) open a Krystal franchise in the Bay Area, then you got it, kid.

[amelia-eve.livejournal.com]

There are key lime milkshakes at Krystal? Why did I know this when I was in Georgia last April, and desperately trying to pick up the alleged wireless signal at Krystal? At least I got corn dogs.

[tofty.livejournal.com]

Krystal's alleged wireless sucks, doesn't it? I myself have tried to hook into a very weak and unstable Krystal signal. Succeeded with only enough effort to convince myself that it wasn't really worth the trip.

I think that the key lime milkshakes are a fairly recent development, so maybe not so surprising that you didn't see them on the menu. But you had the corn dogs! They are my favorite things on their menu, aside, obviously, from the aforementioned dairy-based citrus dessert.