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holly what if someone was making you a delicious peanut butter and honey sandwich and then they took out a pepper mill and started cranking black pepper directly on there
Iâd still try it, I think. Sweet, savoury & spicyâs a good flavour profile in theory. Iâll eat anything at least once. I donât know if Iâm brave enough to possibly waste my next PB&H sandwich to try this myself, though.
dash did thing
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đŻ- describe your favorite smell
i LUV thee smell ov like, yeast n flour n bread ingredients b4 n during baking. profoundly calming
worldhammerer replied to your post âevery time i see something animorphs related cross my dash im reminded...â
did you read Remnants?
i didnât! maybe i gotta though, im looking at the synopsis rn and holy shit Mrs. Applegate does not ever go halfway on âintroducing young readers to intense scifi conceptsâ, huh
worldhammerer replied to your post: i really wanna develop like a hilbert space of...
what about a dilbert space of fantasy elements⌠in the beginning, Arceus moved in Arceus, and from this arose the dichotomy pointy hair/curly tie. from this emanated racism/sockpuppeting, sexism/outrage at your actions having consequences, and syndication/dilberitoes. These combined and synthesised with each other to form the universe.
Absolutely not.
@worldhammerer replied to your photo: OH MY GD THIS IS THE MOST IDIOTIC ANALYSIS WHAT A...
the torah was written uhhhhh a couple weeks ago
donât even joke iâve literally seen ppl say that itâs propaganda that didnât actually exist more than 60 years ago
pillar of fused rock energy
different but i like it
worldhammerer replied to your post: so many of the dead sea scrolls texts have so many...
this would appear to suggest (to me, at least) deliberate attempts to systematically erase those sections of the text. i dont know what the fuck they were using that it left rot holes, though
i think half of it is that the copies of texts were all approximately the same length, and so would be folded or rolled with contact points in roughly the same places
