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Yeah, it probably would be a great show if they focused more on the romance & less on the violence.
Wow, I'm surprised it was considered trash, since it's so expensive now.
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Question Of The Day, Sunday, April 7th, 2019
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Me, too. I love kale, even with the bitterness.
I don't much care for graphic "romance" either
. I'd be OK with less graphic violence (that is how old-timey kingdoms rose and fell!) but they just get way too bloody and gross. Let's have it happen off-screen now and then, huh? I don't need to have that in my head.Raw kale is OK if shredded into smaller pieces but it's just so tough. And cooked greens can be iffy---if cooked wrong they just get slimy. So I'm kind of meh on kale.
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I agree there should be both less graphic romance & violence.I don't much care for graphic "romance" either
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Aside from my love of Futurama, most of the good TV stuff died out before the year 2000 for me
Raw kale for salads and the like has to be "massaged" to break down the fibers.
I would rather have poke sallet than kale any day. It only grows in the spring, is poisonous, hard to prepare (like fugu) and not very well known. But properly cooked - I like poke and scrambled fresh eggs - is excellent.I don't much care for graphic "romance" either
Raw kale is OK if shredded into smaller pieces but it's just so tough. And cooked greens can be iffy---if cooked wrong they just get slimy. So I'm kind of meh on kale.
There was a song about poke sallet back in the late sixties or early seventies. It was called ''Poke Sallet Anne". If it is poisonous, how do you eat it?
I'm glad someone asked that.
You start by picking only the top leaves, then simmering them, changing the water and rinsing the leaves several times. Never let them sit in water as that will leach the poison back in. Pat them dry and use them right away. This takes about 1 to 2 hours to prepare.
Then chop the leaves (should look like canned spinach) coarsely, saute in butter, and when hot add eggs and scramble. Traditionally, in this area, the eggs are cooked until firm and starting to brown in spots.
The song "Polk Salad Annie" (as it was released) is by Tony Joe White, recorded in 1969. He got a lot of things wrong, but did describe it quite well. I'm sorry, I can't seem to insert a link from my Fire 10.
Correct. It's not food. It's leafy soap.
Adding to that
Bananas or anything containing them
Hard boiled eggs or anything containing them
Green bell peppers or anything containing them
Oysters
Sushi
Ketchup
Cheesecake
Game of Thrones
Superhero or comic book movies
Football (American)
Baseball
The Bachelor/ette
Diet soda
Fakebook (not a typo)
Star Wars
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Well, IVORY never noticed it tasting like soap, but I might DIAL into my senses next time I take on it's HERBAL ESSENCE.
Oops, that probably goes in the corny joke thread
Asparagus has the same bad taste to some. It also turns their urine green.
I despise cilantro as much as you guys do but how do you know it taste like soap?
I think we've all gotten soap in our mouth at one point or another. In the shower, courtesy of mom after saying something we shouldn't, etc.
Oh, Fudge!I think we've all gotten soap in our mouth at one point or another. In the shower, courtesy of mom after saying something we shouldn't, etc.
I agree with you. Snow is evil.
