Descartes

[Intheshop]

I think therefore I am .

Venison sausage says I....makes the best spaghetti sauce there upon,to the ones you love.

We've found that KFC,is in fact,the world's greatest hand degreaser....can't be beat.So,considering enough enamel paint,amongst other voc violations, lofting in the air here at the shack,not only floating on air,but under the ole finger tips...the thought that fried chicken cures all,obviously weighed heavy on the mind?

Washing days worth of dishes piled up in the sink,no matter my boys(bucks in the yard),playing outside the kitchen window..."might" get the days dirt off a working man's hands.

Hey,a little hyd fluid never hurt the spaghetti sauce....therefore,it's done.

 

[RicinYakima]

Sure that isn't Joyce stream of consciousness?

 

[9.3X62AL]

At least it ain't Coleridge. That dude had trouble finding drugs he DIDN'T like.

 

[Ian]

I was leaning toward "Conrad after a half-gallon of wine", myself.

 

[fiver]

sounded like Hunter S. Thompson.
but I gotta agree that chicken grease will get anything off your hands.

 

[358156 hp]

Dewheels of descartes ran over detail of decat? Then defeat of decat went over defense before detail?

I need to get more sleep. This has little to do with chicken grease as a universal solvent.

Or does it?

 

[Brad]

Eat enough fried chicken and you will have no problems getting anything off your hands except your gloves! Those suckers will be on pretty snug.

 

[Intheshop]

Nope,tomato hits European dining whilst Descartes is,doing whatever it was,up to that time.

Like PB&J....When the deer,hits the tomato sauce...this music starts playing.Make it deer sausage and it's electrified,glow in the dark'sh.

KFC is a bit of frustration,yeah it'll do on the table....but it's cleaning power is legit.Which doesn't sorta make sense.Cleaning grease with oil.

 

[Intheshop]

OK,had to look up Joyce,because I only had vague thoughts.But when digging into it from a food perspective,which was my first inclination....and none of you Joyce fans get too bent.

Seems to me,he did some "cheating" translating Japanese food inspired history.The 5th flavor sense,and why Joyce popped into my pea brain....was created in 1910( going from memory).

Interestingly,because of time references above(Ole Hunter),it was ONE single article in the New England Journal of Medicine,...probably with support from Hunter?..that put the kabotz on "Savory" as a bonafied profile.

Today,we either cheat or fake it with regards to savory,the former has been the preferred method.Thanks for the brain jog on Joyce.

 

[Intheshop]

"Sage advice"....and don't look it up,comes from what?

Wifey used it this a.m.,saying a colleague was "sage".So,was it something she ett?...

 

[Intheshop]

OK,I think....

It's in the book,"History of Food in the US"...it's around here somewhere?

Speaking of Thanksgiving,that,when the pilgrims sorta first landed.The James river(the first Thanksgiving was on the banks of the James,property later becoming Berkeley (sp) plantation),was so teaming with fish and the pilgrims being basically dumbarses....that the local Indians were left scratching their heads.The pilgrims were out in the water with frying pans swatting at fish.

It's an obscure book.But good reading if you can find it.