Removed it at 1 july because of privacy
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Beautiful 
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Man on a mission !! 
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Whatās a drumstick ?? 
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YUMMY, YUMMY, YUMMY
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Thats not funny cause I was at Wally-World aka Wal-Mart and wanted a drumstick and they donāt just sell 1 so I bought 8 and finished 7 by the time I got home cause I live far from town and I didnāt want to waist them. Well thats what I told myself as justifying why I had 7. Lets just say I wasnāt feeling so good a few hours later. But so worth it lol
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Oooo nice !
Everyone knows the first 5 donāt count, youāre good.
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Ha ha ha, I did not know this, but I like it!!!
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No its the gravy burn I got on my wrist around christmas time 
The vanilla and caramel one was always my favorite! Damnit, Iām gonna have to buy some today!
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Iām a sucker for a Klondike Bar. Could easily eat 4 or 5 in a sitting. You look gitty with excitement to get that ice cream! 
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Beautiful!!! 
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Drumsticks are my thing. Not only are they wonderful, they remind me of my dad. Growing up, every weekend I was with my dad at the gun range. He shot long range rifle competitively. When I started kindergarten, I became his spotter, for practice and competition. My reward was a drumstick on the way home.
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Bill - Iām sure you and I both remember when Klondikeās were much fatter! They now seem about half as thick as before.
My wifeās family is from Pittsburgh and there was an Isalyās ice cream shop there. She remembers visiting her grandparents way-back-when (60s and 70s) and getting a fresh dipped Klondike made right there.
You say this like itās a bad thing to have too many drumsticks.
My favorite from the Icecream truck was the Chippity Chocolatey. It was vanilla Icecream with chocolate crumbles, and in the middle, a solid dark chocolate bar. Theyād always run out by the time they hit my street, so Iād run like 3-4 blocks to hit the truck early.
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Wow Charlieā¦ I thought I was the only one that remembered the Isleyās Klondikes! Yes, they were much bigger and with thicker chocolate. Supposedly, they used to take a half gallon of vanilla ice cream (remember when they were in actual rectangular boxes?) And cut them into 5 equal slices, then cover with chocolate. My parents used to make my brother and I split one.
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