Beauty
Five PricklePoints™ to each one who seriously considers this question and answers it in earnest (as in, not jokingly):
What is the most beautiful thing?
(addendum: let thing=noun)
Prickly on the outside. Sweet on the inside. A little funny looking. Exotic, in a familiar sort of way. And good for you.
Is that a vidcap from Amelie?
yes. of course.
and if you know the scene to which i'm referring, you can really really understand how i was feeling that day.
Heh. I do. That's one of my favorite movies.
what, no sympathy for me in my dramatic fantasy? men are so cold.
hee hee.
If you didn't mind enduring an hour of pianos and violins, you could have enjoyed some with me after the recital. well. --I didn't see any kisses floating about, though.
ohhhh i was going to ask on your blog, what kind of cookies? you know, just to be commenting something different from everyone else.
also so that i could fantasize about them. mmmmmm, cookies...
Post away. We had chocolate chip and snickerdoodle. Those are the two best sellers. Peanut butter bars topped the list though, even over the brownies. Peanut butter bars are stupid-easy, and I resent them for their popularity.
Innards? Is it possible for me to forfeit? Wow, squid innards. But half the gross things really don't taste so bad, like salmon eggs, or raw tuna. Grubs aern't bad. So were the innards quite delectable, or what?
The Prickly Pineapple has actually witnessed the grossest thing I've ever tasted, right there in Couch cafeteria, I believe. Remember? I had to go home and change afterward.
Ach. I wish I could remember, but the smorgasbord of memories just goes on and on.
CamoBunny recalls emu steaks, turkey legs bigger than my fist and wrist, liver'n'onions, dog food, I mean, corned beef hash, squeaky laugh girl, girl-hair boy, man-who-dropped-his-corn, and Life cereal, which I still have never tried. Not all of these things were gross, of course. But I don' recall specifically... must be because we weren't living together yet and I didn't have to smell you.
May the Prickly Pineapple never be known as a place that serves up such grossities. Although it will remain proud to host contests about it.
Camobunny, your blogs are so valuable to me because I get to laugh, and I love to laugh. I laughed thinking about the man-who-dropped-his-corn.
It was the chitlins, the quivering, grey mass whose stench came to me from quite a distance (much like the woman whose perfume enabled me to track her like a bloodhound as she filled her tray). The chitlins dared me to try them, and I did. It was the most putrifying flavor I've ever imagined in my life. Then, much to my horror, a small drop splashed right onto the center of my green Patagonia fleece, and oh-my-goodness, I was gagging all the way back to the dorm room.
You may have been absent that day. You would remember the chitlins. No one could forget that.
wah.
no, i don't remember the chitlins. ew. i remember that sweatshirt though. do you still wear it? or did the chitlin juice ruin it forever? did it burn a hole in it?
chitterlings have a certain reputation in medicine (as potentially carrying Yersinia enterocolitica), doubling their ick points. well done.
i'm so glad the double P has served a truly worthy cause today, that is, inspiring laughter. i mean it. so glad. i'm glad it's worthwhile.
i wish i had what it takes to make a man drop his corn. could you teach me? do you think if i cross (hunh!) here and rotate (urgh) like this i'd be seductive?
I would, but I'm on a budget.
i make that dish frequently- it's one of suomies' favorites. i use seasalt when it's available- you can really taste the difference.
I can recommend you this one http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/10662 although I omit most of the ingredients and substitute tofu for the chicken.
Oops. try this?
thanks.
i was indeed thinking of this one. it has a little clock by it, and i like the idea of a time-saver. and i like bacon.
i'll come over on sunday to help... anything for borscht!
How were they prepared? I have a theory, that brussel sprouts got their bad reputation from bad cooks; their negative behavior is excusable as the product of a poor environment.
they were caramelized is all the menu said. and they were quite delightful.
i guess that makes me a good doctor. a good lil' doctor indeed.
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To lay down one's life for another
Creating
(as opposed to Destroying)
and now these three remain: faith, hope and love. and the greatest of these is love.
CB. Grammatical point (and also as an aside, I find it quite interesting that PT also came up with a verb): I think both the infinitive and gerund form of a verb function as nouns. But I could be wrong on the infinitive. That would disqualify my entry. To qualify grammatically, please change my entry to "Laying down one's life"
In case you are looking for a thing/noun in the more concrete, less technical sense, I am torn between the two following items: mountains, high ones with snow on them not entirely obscuring the rocks, with green pastures below; and sunlight on water.
(rolls eyes)
Good grief. It's fine, they're fine, they're all fine. I was not considering "disqualifying" anyone's answer or withholding points; I said I'd give points to anyone who answered the question in earnest. I was just trying to clarify my question so people knew what I was getting at.
wv: plggi
My lover's eyes and lips.
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