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Of course you are right. But I'll give a much less sophistiticated and brief rebuttal - Fruit is what you eat to give you enough energy to get you to the meat. I think this is the pinnaple on pizza argument. It's not that the pineapple doesn't add complexity to the pizza, it's the idea that there is fruit on the pizza and it needs to stay in its lane.

That's where I part with Grahame. Fruit has no place here.

My first attempt at chicken curry Do the ingredients meet your approval @Grahame? 👌 Turned out pretty good

Oof, indeed. RIP Kris 🥲

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday, Wayne!

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^ same.

RIP

That album is perfection.

Happy Birthday!

I'm a slow coffee drinker. I'm not the type to sit down finish a cup in 10-20 minutes then move on. After having the Ember Mug for about a year now, I can't imagine being without it. The idea of having to go back and forth to the microwave, jacking the taste up, etc. seems rediculous now. So, for any slow coffee drinkers that always has a cup nearby to sip, ocassionally. I highly recommend it, regardless of the seemingly high price.

Chicken Tikka Masala

I'm a little confused too. Here's where I got the 2024 release date: "Rob Stone, indicated that the library had whole negatives but had agreed not to release them until 2024." I Want to see it but can't find anything other than 30 minutes of leaked footage? https://archive.org/details/project-55 They claim to have ~90 minutes.

A Jerry Lewis movie filmed in 1972 was so bad (in a dark way) that it was never released. He donated the unfinished movie to the Library of Congress with the stipulation that it would not be released until 2024. “This movie is so drastically wrong its pathos and its comedy are so wildly misplaced, that you could not, in your fantasy of what it might be like, improve on what it really is.” ‘The Day the Clown Cried’: Why Jerry Lewis’s Lost Holocaust Film Is Still Lost

Villa-Lobos's concertos and chamber works played by the great cuban guitarist, Manuel Barrueco. Qobuz 24/96. What's not to love?

I could watch her review lettuce for hours.