Oz ,'First Date'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I do not have tatter tots, potato pancakes, salad of any type, yogurt, pie, PF Chang leftovers, TJ goyza, a grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup, girl scout cookies, fried clams, fishsticks, steamed dumplings, chicken, waffles or bacon.
But I do have rum soaked pound cake. At work. AIFG.
I have leftover braised lamb shanks and thyme polenta. But, I had a fight with my mother and I was so pissed off that I wasn't hungry. Now, I am, but it's almost 5, so I might as well wait for dinner.
One year I made hamentaschen at Purim time, just to see if I could.
Hamentaschen are pretty easy to make. The only tricky thing is making sure the corners are totally closed, otherwise they kind of collapse open and make a mess while they're baking.
The ones I had were from a bakery, though.
Wow this pledge guy didn't want to offend anyone...
"Bellamy ...had initially also considered using the words equality and fraternity but decided they were too controversial since many people opposed equal rights for women and blacks."
I'm eating a grilled portobello sandwich with pesto, mozz cheese, and tomoto, AIFG! Also vegetarian chili. Nom nom nom.
ooh that sounds scrummy
Well, at the time he wrote it, he didn't realize we'd be in a life and death struggle against the godless Commies.
Yeah, that probably wouldn't have occurred to him, seeing that he himself was a socialist (or, says Wikipedia, a "Christian Socialist," a.k.a. a proto-Dorothy Day type, so really a Godful Commie). And a cousin of the utopian novelist who wrote Looking Backward. Altogether a cooler guy than the current state of the Pledge would lead you to believe.
I wonder if that'd make the hardliners back off from the Pledge... written by a socialist!!!1!11
And, yeah, Laga, he kind of pussied out there, but he does get at least a couple of points for standing firm against "under God" despite being a minister himself.
The only tricky thing is making sure the corners are totally closed, otherwise they kind of collapse open and make a mess while they're baking.
This is one of those problems that becomes an opportunity when you squint and tilt your head just a little -- you know how it's your sacred duty to eat that cookie that crumpled on top of the spatula when you tried to scoop it up off the sheet while it was still too hot? You can't possibly give those oozy split-open hamantaschen to someone else.