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Sculpt

Sculpt

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Mosie said:
Go on a hike and whistle and make it a point to look for Sasquatch/Bigfoot. What's the harm?
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TRUE STORY - About 3 years ago I met a young lady who was about 19 years old and she told me her name was Yeti. I asked her how it's spelled, and it was "Yeti".

So, it's decision time...

Do I ask her if she knows what a Yeti is? It's a good time, I'll be gentle. It could happen at a much worse time, right?

She doesn't know what a Yeti is. I tell her, and all the references to Yeti in pop culture I've heard. She doesn't take it badly, but not that great either. She says, "Well, I'm not a big hairy animal." I said, no, you're a lovely young lady, I just thought you should know.
 
Lynx

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Sculpt said:
TRUE STORY - About 3 years ago I met a young lady who was about 19 years old and she told me her name was Yeti. I asked her how it's spelled, and it was "Yeti".

So, it's decision time...

Do I ask her if she knows what a Yeti is? It's a good time, I'll be gentle. It could happen at a much worse time, right?

She doesn't know what a Yeti is. I tell her, and all the references to Yeti in pop culture I've heard. She doesn't take it badly, but not that great either. She says, "Well, I'm not a big hairy animal." I said, no, you're a lovely young lady, I just thought you should know.
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I dunno... Yeti is also the name brand of a product line of coolers. You could say that's a cool name. ;)
 
Lanolin

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Sculpt said:
TRUE STORY - About 3 years ago I met a young lady who was about 19 years old and she told me her name was Yeti. I asked her how it's spelled, and it was "Yeti".

So, it's decision time...

Do I ask her if she knows what a Yeti is? It's a good time, I'll be gentle. It could happen at a much worse time, right?

She doesn't know what a Yeti is. I tell her, and all the references to Yeti in pop culture I've heard. She doesn't take it badly, but not that great either. She says, "Well, I'm not a big hairy animal." I said, no, you're a lovely young lady, I just thought you should know.
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Is this your friends cats name?

I still want to know what it is.
 
Sculpt

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Lanolin said:
Is this your friends cats name?

I still want to know what it is.
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I don't remember what my friend's cat name was. I think he told me, but it wasn't anything that stuck out.
 
Sculpt

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Lynx said:
I dunno... Yeti is also the name brand of a product line of coolers. You could say that's a cool name. ;)
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So, did I make the right decision to tell her what the only known definition of her was, even if it's a foreign word from the Himalayas? It was just her, her female friend and me.
 
Lanolin

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Sculpt said:
I don't remember what my friend's cat name was. I think he told me, but it wasn't anything that stuck out.
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Can't you think of one, if you can't remember what your friends cats name is, make one up!
 
Godsgirl1983

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Burn the dinner you are making your date.
Cover for your lack of cooking skills by calling it "blackened"
 
Godsgirl1983

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Godsgirl1983 said:
Burn the dinner you are making your date.
Cover for your lack of cooking skills by calling it "blackened"
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Pipp said:
Ummm...yes its a new trend... blackened pizza, go on...try it.....
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of course, some people like blackened on the outside, pink and juicy on the inside
chicken.jpeg steak.jpeg ......

but that's not what happened, is it?

pizza.jpeg burnt.jpeg

oh well, if they smile, and attempt to eat it without criticism, then you might have a "keeper"
 
notmyown

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Pipp said:
Ummm...yes its a new trend... blackened pizza, go on...try it.....
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sorry to interrupt with something you may likely know, but our daughter's in-laws order their pizza "well done".

i had no idea one can even do such a thing. :oops:
 
I_am_Canadian

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notmyown said:
sorry to interrupt with something you may likely know, but our daughter's in-laws order their pizza "well done".

i had no idea one can even do such a thing. :oops:
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I dont make special requests but I find my pizza is very well done every time.
 
Lynx

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notmyown said:
sorry to interrupt with something you may likely know, but our daughter's in-laws order their pizza "well done".

i had no idea one can even do such a thing. :oops:
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I have been known to do that, depending on how much cheese I order.

A local convenience store makes an excellent pizza (when the right person is there making it.) I order a supreme, extra-extra-extra cheese (yes it's expensive) and request it well done to make sure it cooks all the way through.
 
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