I still have to read Stranger every year, it gets to the point I'm looking for a new book to read and I remember I have that one, and that settles it for a week, then its back to looking again. And then every couple of years I read all the Heinlein I have, just so I don't forget them.
I still have to read Stranger every year, it gets to the point I'm looking for a new book to read and I remember I have that one, and that settles it for a week, then its back to looking again. And then every couple of years I read all the Heinlein I have, just so I don't forget them.
It's nice to come back to the ones that you love. Besides, Stranger had lots of fucking and who doesn't like that?
Existential angst really sucks but Epicurus seemed to have a pretty good grip on things from that perspective, even though he wasn't technically an atheist, I think
i was raised on dessert crepes they are insane, all rolled into a delicious tube filled with diced strawberries, banannas, vanilla pudding and garnished with whipped cream and almonds.
i think i'd probably like them better than american pancakes actually
not a big pancake fan here
English pancakes are thicker than crepes.
And arguably more delicious.
But yes.
I try not to make mine too thick!
Axim - the beautiful aspect of pancakes/crepes is that almost anything goes with them. After all, they're made up of three very simple, every day ingredients. Savoury are good as well as sweet.
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just milk eggs and flour huh
you could probably make them extra good with more ingredients
i think i'd probably like them better than american pancakes actually
not a big pancake fan here
English pancakes are thicker than crepes.
And arguably more delicious.
But yes.
I try not to make mine too thick!
Axim - the beautiful aspect of pancakes/crepes is that almost anything goes with them. After all, they're made up of three very simple, every day ingredients. Savoury are good as well as sweet.
True, but anything other than lemon and sugar is intrinsically inferior to that rapturous combination.
while i agree i have never actually eaten a 'dinner' crepe due to various cultural stereotypes that have been deeply ingrained in my person. one day i will know their greatness but it will require perseverance and a reeducation in food compatibility
I don't get why most people put that jiffy lemon stuff with pancakes, it tastes like filth
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Savoury pancakes I think is a more European thing than British.
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Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
edited February 2007
Onion.
Get it away from my damn pancakes.
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... that was a good book.
For me around those ages it was Asimov and Heinlein
Heinlein here
though I read a lot of classic SF overall
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why is it awful?
probably more bitter and angry than just angry from the authors you posted
you could try some happy philosophers
like
uh
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I still have to read Stranger every year, it gets to the point I'm looking for a new book to read and I remember I have that one, and that settles it for a week, then its back to looking again. And then every couple of years I read all the Heinlein I have, just so I don't forget them.
It's nice to come back to the ones that you love. Besides, Stranger had lots of fucking and who doesn't like that?
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Coincidence? More at 11.
when he wasn't pushing women down the stairs
hey, where'd that lowecase k come from
i think i'd probably like them better than american pancakes actually
not a big pancake fan here
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I read that as putting honey on your pancreas and was all :???:
English pancakes are thicker than crepes.
And arguably more delicious.
But yes.
i was raised on dessert crepes they are insane, all rolled into a delicious tube filled with diced strawberries, banannas, vanilla pudding and garnished with whipped cream and almonds.
I try not to make mine too thick!
Axim - the beautiful aspect of pancakes/crepes is that almost anything goes with them. After all, they're made up of three very simple, every day ingredients. Savoury are good as well as sweet.
you could probably make them extra good with more ingredients
like a splash of coffee
and rum
True, but anything other than lemon and sugar is intrinsically inferior to that rapturous combination.
Melted chocolate is good.
I had cream, onion and mushroom in a savoury pancake at a restaurant the other day.
Onion.
I used to wonder why there were jokes about british cooking.
Get it away from my damn pancakes.