Could either Strawberry Shortcake or Rainbow Brite handle a samurai sword? Perhaps a child-sized samurai sword? Would either be strong enough to inflict major damage with such a sword?
::imagines characters from Strawberry Shortcake, Rainbow Brite and My Little Pony reenacting the decapitations scene from
Kill Bill Vol. 1::
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But not last, if you think there's a chance of closing that tag
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har. I probably didn't notice yours because it was spelled correctly. It was the typo that jumped out at me
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Blah. So I shut down my web browser because tech support needed to use my machine, and I lost the carefully crafted (and oh-so-witty, naturally) e-mail reply I'd been writing. Sometimes thin clients suck.
Hey Alibelle, where are you post-graduation? East Coast somewhere?
Cindy, have you ever had fried calamari? It's usually served out here with aioli (garlic mayonaisse).
Mooooooom! tommyrot is being random again!
Calamari, yum.
I think I need to go make some lunch.
Cindy, have you ever had fried calamari? It's usually served out here with aioli (garlic mayonaisse).
I haven't, because I don't do squid. My father-in-law loves it, though.
(I don't mind aioli, or regular mayo, for that matter, just not on french fries). I love seafood, but give me lobster, mussels, steamers, crab, scallops, and some fish (not all). Mostly, I think frying it is a waste of good food. Don't get me wrong, I'll eat it, but I prefer it otherwise. Steam it, baby, or maybe broil it, depending on the food.