06/26 -The Turk Scribe Tuesday

[Vanyanka]

that was me, sorry

What did I ever do to you? I was going to take you for samosas.

 

[Captain France]

Is anyone else doing chat about a story?
Wondering if anyone on here was just partnered with me and had that rough article about wars and women being assaulted. Ick.
Thanks for being done at 10.

I was going to do these today, but I procrastinated way too much and they're gone. Gotta really get my nose to the grindstone tomorrow.

 

[ducky]

What did I ever do to you? I was going to take you for samosas.

I don't remember this

 

[Starslip]

What did I ever do to you? I was going to take you for samosas.

I'd never had one of these before and they had them at the deli counter at the grocery store so I tried one on a whim. Now I crave them constantly and they don't have them anymore

 

[mboone73]

I can't see straight. I'm taking my meager earnings and going home. Er, to another room.

 

[turkleton]

Well, it may not have registered with the 'naked eye' but, the light did hit your retina. Not sure how we're defining "seeing". Also, I bet you may have also seen it through the lens of a digital camera, with a tv remote. No?

Nerd

 

[Starslip]

I can't see straight. I'm taking my meager earnings and going home. Er, to another room.

When mturk is so upsettingly bad that you can't even be in the same room with it

 

[aveline]

I always had the notion that Pringles were some kinda pressed wood. Ya know like wood chips. He, he, I remember when the things first came out. Everybody ate them--even me. No one at home could get enough, til one day we all seemed to simultaneously realize they taste like wood chips.

Yeah, it's more of a fried dough made from potatoes and flour, I think. I'm not really a fan of normal potato chips, but I do like Pringles (though, i've never had a pizza-flavored one.)

 

[stuffalleysays]

I always had the notion that Pringles were some kinda pressed wood. Ya know like wood chips. He, he, I remember when the things first came out. Everybody ate them--even me. No one at home could get enough, til one day we all seemed to simultaneously realize they taste like wood chips.

The MDF board of food.

 

[Vanyanka]

I'd never had one of these before and they had them at the deli counter at the grocery store so I tried one on a whim. Now I crave them constantly and they don't have them anymore

This might be the saddest story I have ever heard.

 

[ducky]

This might be the saddest story I have ever heard.

i've heard sadder

 

[Starslip]

Yeah, it's more of a fried dough made from potatoes and flour, I think. I'm not really a fan of normal potato chips, but I do like Pringles (though, i've never had a pizza-flavored one.)

I'd recommend against it. Normal, sour cream and chives, and barbecue are the only really decent pringles flavors imo. Anything beyond those and you'd be better off with the doritos versions

 

[aveline]

Now I crave them constantly

Welcome to my life. I can never have them anymore though because I haven't seen an Indian restaurant since I moved out here.

 

[Pleco]

this video should have been made in amazing 360° video mode, on the back of an eagle
just ask @Farmer Pleco

Claire being slowly driven insane by trying to recreate mass-produced food items in the kitchen is more magnificent than any eagle.

And if you're an eagle and you're reading this I don't give a shit, I stand by what I said. Go talon someone else.

 

[turkleton]

Mr. Jones
Hanging Around
Long December
Round Here.

Live was my first CD too <3 (Throwing Copper)

Please don't remind me.

 

[aveline]

I'd recommend against it. Normal, sour cream and chives, and barbecue are the only really decent pringles flavors imo. Anything beyond those and you'd be better off with the doritos versions

Yeah, those are actually the only flavors that I've had of them.

 

[Starslip]

Welcome to my life. I can never have them anymore though because I haven't seen an Indian restaurant since I moved out here.

That's bizarre. There's an Indian restaurant along I-5 in the middle of nowhere, how is there none in Vegas?

 

[aveline]

That's bizarre. There's an Indian restaurant along I-5 in the middle of nowhere, how is there none in Vegas?

To be fair, I don't get out much. But I certainly haven't seen any on this side of town. I did come across one across town, but it is super overpriced. They charge like $8 for 2 samosas, so I'm not even considering that an option. I really need to just stop being lazy and make my own.

 

[aveline]

I don't remember this

I think she gets us confused sometimes. Just smile and nod.

 

[Starslip]

Hi @<Gucci>