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Oh yes and of course gravy...I'm not weirdNo gravy no fun.
Oh yes and of course gravy...I'm not weirdNo gravy no fun.
really?Oh yes and of course gravy...I'm not weird![]()
Yes I really had gravyreally?
no I meant, not weird?Yes I really had gravy
That’s spot on mate, thank you.
Ohno I meant, not weird?
I know
Are you sure it wasn't water?Oh yes and of course gravy...I'm not weird![]()
No not sure, her indoors made it so it might of been poison...Are you sure it wasn't water?
Sensible of herNo not sure, her indoors made it so it might of been poison...
When I was younger, I told my dad that the chicken looked different because the lights had been changed to a warmer color. He never believed me.Oh yes and of course gravy...I'm not weird![]()
Not that I've noticedWhen I was younger, I told my dad that the chicken looked different because the lights had been changed to a warmer color. He never believed me.
Turns out, I was right, the color temperature of the lights does change the feeling.
Does it for you?
Filippo Tommaso Marinetti would certainly agree with you: The avant-garde Futurist movement thought of the preparation and consumption of food as art. Every meal had to feature things like harmony, form, scent and music between courses and a combination of dishes - politics was not to be discussed under any circumstances and no silverware was to be used - check out The Futurist Cookbook...When I was younger, I told my dad that the chicken looked different because the lights had been changed to a warmer color. He never believed me.
Turns out, I was right, the color temperature of the lights does change the feeling.
Does it for you?