Since there is no obvious point being made by that video, I have to assume either that its message was too subtle for me, or that there is no point to it at all. I suspect that it is as pointless as it appears to be.
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@Anonymous reminds me: tomatoes are fruit.
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They’re poking fun at The Bachelor.
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If you see a dork in the road… stick a fork in it.
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Who says macncheese ain’t a veggabal?
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@MJA – Please believe me when I say that my question isn’t in the usual snide and dismissive sense, but…
What’s “The Bachelor”?
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Boy, talk about a corny ending!
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You don’t need a fork to eat corn on the cob. I’m taking some corn on the cob with my lunch tomorrow and I don’t need a fork except for my can of smoked herring. It looks like the poor corn got cornholed.
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OMG! I can’t unread that,
Sticka fork in Vietvet, he done!
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I know what The Bachelor is, but I didn’t get this either.
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This is forking stupid!
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Fried Green Tomatoes?
Ha!
Eat me!
I’m a cookie!
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I thought that was a cookie. Every meal should have a sweet dessert.
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Yogi Berra, “If you see a fork in the road, take it!”
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@geoff the aardvark – Please don’t tell us you eat lutefisk also…
*trembling hands reach for fork*
Y-yes…? @~@
I guess….?
[What do I do now???]
the green beans said “yes ma’am”
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Not a chance, lutefisk looks and probably tastes like overboiled snot soaked in lye and stinking to high heaven. I’d sooner eat haggis. I did eat some Portuguese dried cod (it was as stiff as a board) once that a Hawaiian roommate of mine had, it was actually good in a jerky kind of way once you got past the nauseating smell. My dad loved sardines which is probably where I got my like of sardines and herring from. And one of my brothers got in trouble in grade school for dangling a sardine in front of a girl at lunchtime and he had to go see the principal.
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I call bullshit.
No normal woman would choose fried green tomatoes over corn on the cob.
– Especially if there’s melted butter involved.
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I’m so old I can only assume this is based on some pop culture thing but I have no idea what, and am going to bed.
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Ha! It’s a southern thing. You need teefers to eat corn!
On a positive note. I have a line on some late, big name sweet corn. Still a few weeks out.
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Geoff the Aardvark – whomever fed you that “Portuguese fish” which is called “bacalao” was pulling your chain. The correct way to use it is to soak it in water for a couple of days until the salt leaches out and it goes soft re-absorbing the water, then you cook it with rice or beans. If you want fish jerky, just go to any corner store in Iceland and get a bag of what looks like potato chips, only they are dried fish chips and taste pretty darned good.
Stop forking around.
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I have had Blue Lake green beans, they were still green.
Like beer, you can only rent corn.
Nixtamalization, makes it yours.
Mac and cheese isn’t a vegetable.
Since there is no obvious point being made by that video, I have to assume either that its message was too subtle for me, or that there is no point to it at all. I suspect that it is as pointless as it appears to be.
@Anonymous reminds me: tomatoes are fruit.
They’re poking fun at The Bachelor.
If you see a dork in the road… stick a fork in it.
Who says macncheese ain’t a veggabal?
@MJA – Please believe me when I say that my question isn’t in the usual snide and dismissive sense, but…
What’s “The Bachelor”?
Boy, talk about a corny ending!
You don’t need a fork to eat corn on the cob. I’m taking some corn on the cob with my lunch tomorrow and I don’t need a fork except for my can of smoked herring. It looks like the poor corn got cornholed.
OMG! I can’t unread that,
Sticka fork in Vietvet, he done!
I know what The Bachelor is, but I didn’t get this either.
This is forking stupid!
Fried Green Tomatoes?
Ha!
Eat me!
I’m a cookie!
I thought that was a cookie. Every meal should have a sweet dessert.
Yogi Berra, “If you see a fork in the road, take it!”
@geoff the aardvark – Please don’t tell us you eat lutefisk also…
http://www.bumblebee.com/products/sardines-mackerel/beach-cliff-fish-steaks-bite-size-herring-in-soybean-oil/
Hard to find these days. Try ’em.
*trembling hands reach for fork*
Y-yes…? @~@
I guess….?
[What do I do now???]
the green beans said “yes ma’am”
Not a chance, lutefisk looks and probably tastes like overboiled snot soaked in lye and stinking to high heaven. I’d sooner eat haggis. I did eat some Portuguese dried cod (it was as stiff as a board) once that a Hawaiian roommate of mine had, it was actually good in a jerky kind of way once you got past the nauseating smell. My dad loved sardines which is probably where I got my like of sardines and herring from. And one of my brothers got in trouble in grade school for dangling a sardine in front of a girl at lunchtime and he had to go see the principal.
I call bullshit.
No normal woman would choose fried green tomatoes over corn on the cob.
– Especially if there’s melted butter involved.
I’m so old I can only assume this is based on some pop culture thing but I have no idea what, and am going to bed.
Ha! It’s a southern thing. You need teefers to eat corn!
On a positive note. I have a line on some late, big name sweet corn. Still a few weeks out.
Geoff the Aardvark – whomever fed you that “Portuguese fish” which is called “bacalao” was pulling your chain. The correct way to use it is to soak it in water for a couple of days until the salt leaches out and it goes soft re-absorbing the water, then you cook it with rice or beans. If you want fish jerky, just go to any corner store in Iceland and get a bag of what looks like potato chips, only they are dried fish chips and taste pretty darned good.
Stop forking around.
I have had Blue Lake green beans, they were still green.
Like beer, you can only rent corn.
Nixtamalization, makes it yours.