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Comment on Best of all time book lists can get repetitive, I'm asking for your top five to ten in ~books
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Comment on What are your favourite dad jokes? in ~talk
WillBikeForBeer So this is a day overdue, but: Do you know why there aren’t any knock knock jokes about the Fourth of July? It’s because freedom rings.So this is a day overdue, but:
Do you know why there aren’t any knock knock jokes about the Fourth of July?
It’s because freedom rings.
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Comment on Courgette/zucchini recipes in ~food
WillBikeForBeer My wife and I really like this one: 2 medium zucchini salt and pepper 100 grams grated Parmesan 1 t parsley 1 t paprika 3 eggs 100 grams bread crumbs 50 grams flour Make small grooves in zucchini...My wife and I really like this one:
2 medium zucchini
salt and pepper
100 grams grated Parmesan
1 t parsley
1 t paprika
3 eggs
100 grams bread crumbs
50 grams flourMake small grooves in zucchini with a fork. Remove ends and cut into slices about ¼ inches thick. Mix with salt and pepper and let sit for 15-20 minutes.
Beat eggs. Mix with cheese, parsley and paprika.
Mix bread crumbs and flour together.
Dredge zucchini in flour with breadcrumbs, then in egg and cheese mixture.
Fry zucchini in oil, covered, at medium heat for 4-5 minutes. Turn over and fry, covered, over low heat for 5 minutes.
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Comment on What weird food combo did you not realise was weird? in ~food
WillBikeForBeer (edited )Link ParentWait! Potato chips with ketchup is weird??? I love potato chips and ketchup. I don’t believe it. I can’t believe it! I’m off to Google to check on this…. OK. My “research” indicates...Wait! Potato chips with ketchup is weird??? I love potato chips and ketchup.
I don’t believe it. I can’t believe it! I’m off to Google to check on this….
OK. My “research” indicates chips-and-ketchup eaters are certainly a minority, but we’re nowhere as weird as, say, ketchup on ice cream enjoyers. I guess I can live with this…
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Comment on What creative projects have you been working on? in ~creative
WillBikeForBeer I figure I’m about three to six months away from finishing the second draft of a novel. Been working on it off and on for about five years. I learned so much about writing fiction during the first...I figure I’m about three to six months away from finishing the second draft of a novel. Been working on it off and on for about five years. I learned so much about writing fiction during the first draft that when I went back to re-read it, I realized that it had potential but was not all that great. I’m sure I’ll do a third draft when this is done, but it won’t be a almost-complete rewrite like the second draft was.
Just one addition (all my others have already been mentioned):
The Night We Buried Road Dog by Jack Cady. This is a novella instead of a novel, so you might have to hunt it down in a collection. It’s kind of a nostalgic ghost story, but the writing is absolutely beautiful.