Member posted February 28, 2008 03:07
choc-o-block seems to have quite a few spelling variations. Does anyone know which is the more widely recognized variation?
Member Dunno, but I think I'd probably use an
a rather that an
o :
chockablock ,
chock-a-block , etc.
See
OneLook .
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Member Ugh! That's what I was doing wrong. Thanks Arnie
Member So what the heck is a chockablock? It sounds tasty.
Member Chockablockhead:
Member Jerry,
<Asa Lovejoy> posted March 01, 2008 07:29
Isn't a chocablocaholic someone addicted to large pieces of cacao?
Member Mmmm! It could be me.
Member I have a theory that women want to eat chocolate even when they're not hungry in much the same way as men want to drink beer when they're not thirsty.
<Asa Lovejoy> posted March 01, 2008 11:02
OK, Richard, let's douse ourselves in chocolate and test your theory!
Member quote:
Originally posted by Richard English:
actually, Richard, I've found that beer and chocolate complement each other quite nicely.
Member Young's Chocolate Stout is a fine brew.
Member Young stout chocolate brew? Sounds inviting
...as long as it tastes of dark chocolate and molasses and not creamy milk chocolate. The stout label makes it sound dark and rich. Is it available in the states? I am more a chocolate person than a beer person, in keeping with Richard's theory. But, I am not adverse to combining the two.
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Member It looks richly dark with a nice touch of malt! Thank you for sending this.
Member I am sure. if you don't manage to track it down before then, that we'll be able to sort out a bottle for you to sample at Wordcraft 2008!
Member Oh, yes, I know of 2 places in town where I've seen this available! Yum!
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Member Wonderful.
Member I am ready for a robust sample!
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Member I very much hope so. Columbus, correct? What dates did we settle on? (I am still a bit clumsy with navigating this site - sorry
...as long as it tastes of dark chocolate and molasses and not creamy milk chocolate. The stout label makes it sound dark and rich. Is it available in the states? I am more a chocolate person than a beer person, in keeping with Richard's theory. But, I am not adverse to combining the two. 
