This conversation inspired me to eat one of the peaches I got at the farmer's market on Sunday. It was a white peach. It was VERY juicy, there is juice on my tshirt now. It was good.
'Why We Fight'
Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The best peaches need to be eaten over a kitchen sink, IMHO.
That sounded dirtier than I intended. I'm having Glenn Close images now. (I always wondered how she never got stabbed in this ass by a fork or something during that scene. My personal ass-stabbing experience has perhaps heightened my sensitivity to this danger.)
You all know there's a product out there to help with the difficulty of eating fruit! It's juice, with fruit bits inside. So much better than hard-to-eat fruit!!
Brought to you by watching the commercials on cable rerun programming....
So much better than hard-to-eat fruit!!
And less with the fibre.
But it has fruit bits! BITS.
Actually, this reminds me of my rage at I think it's V8, with the ads that say "people who have five servings of vegetables (or whatever) lose weight. But it's hard to eat that many! So drink our juice!" I'm pretty sure eating vegetables helps you lose weight because it fills you up, unlike the juice...
The 11th floor is the first floor where I have rights to open the door.
I guess going up, it really doesn't matter if you don't have access to a floor you don't work on. But going down, in case of fire, well, I guess you wouldn't want to stop off on the 10th, 9th, 8th, etc. and I'm sure you can open the door going down, just not up. Still, I'm kinda boggling. I guess that's what working in a much taller building will do for you.
Definitely a kitchen sink type peach. There may have been slurping involved.
I decline to answer the fruit question, just to be ornery.
So there.
Should I start keeping my carrots in the counter, a la tomatoes? The fridge makes them so weird.
How do you mean, weird? I would think carrots kept at room temperature would be apt to lose moisture and go all limp, but maybe they wouldn't and keeping them on counter would be fine.