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Pot pie, pasties, shepherd's pie, and the like. (Haven't had steak & kidney in a while. Oh, quit looking at me like that.)
Pot pie, pasties, shepherd's pie, and the like. (Haven't had steak & kidney in a while. Oh, quit looking at me like that.)
I did once read a theory that claimed when people have a favorite color, they subconsciously choose a color that looks flattering with their skin tone.
Can confirm, I dig modernism and I'm a dirty Red. FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION, AND A COMMUNIST UTOPIA WILL FOLLOW FORM.
Ages ago, I recall reading part of an article that had a passing mention of how eye color might affect favored colors, indicating that eye color subtly affected color perception.
Libertarianism and conservatism aren't the same thing. Libertarianism is really just another form of liberalism since both ideologies strive for chaos where individuals aren't bound by societal norms.
There is a thing made in New England called Boston Cream Pie.
Will I get banned if I admit I don't like Boston Cream Pie?
Pot pie, pasties, shepherd's pie, and the like. (Haven't had steak & kidney in a while. Oh, quit looking at me like that.)
Friends, cake-standers and pie-r-roundists, ye need not be separate slices within the dessert cart of life. I say unto ye all that the world is not made of individual portions slapped with the savage mockery of nutrition labels.
We of the inner circle, we who know the sacred mysteries beyond these outward divisions of the display cases, we invite you in to the place where all the world is revealed to be ingredients, and all these delectables are but forms to make them in.
Come master the mixer, spin the whisk, fire the oven, come and be one of us, be a baker.
ideology will have certain characteristics because of their ideology even if the characteristics don't seem to have any connection to politics, and that you can determine a person's political views by determining their non-political preferences.
For example, I as a conservative dislike modern architecture (almost everything since the 1920) and most modern music. I have a preference for the colors blue and green (likely because of their association with military uniforms). I see the personal automobile as a necessary evil that I wish could be done away with. I study history as a hobby (my biology degree comes with 40 credit hours' in history). My favorite holiday is Christmas and I've come to hate Halloween. My favorite season of the year is fall, although in Florida you can't always tell fall from summer or winter from fall.
Anybody here have any similar experience?
I struggle daily with the great Pie vs. Cake debate.
Cake and pie isn't nuanced enough. Some pies are great. Some cakes are terrible. And vice versa. Just be safe, and stick to coffee.
damn you all.
COOFFFFEEEEEEE
Coffee anything is acceptable, even treasured, although tea is also delightful. The only poem I've ever been inspired to write was a rumination on our household tea collection.
Only this Sunday I was sharing the virtues of mocha-flavored ice cream when a fair few java fundamentalists launched into loud counter-sermons on the subject Coffee Must Not Be Cold.
I, of course, maintain that coffee's virtues are self evident, no matter the season. And that these virtues are neither diluted nor demeaned, regardless of the manner of enjoyment.