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[Lister]

Collard greens.  Ham hocks.  Yum.

[CortJstr]

Carrots basically make me think of eating moist sawdust.

If it's no longer crispy then it's not a carrot anymore. It's just babyfood at that point. This is way carrots can only be eaten raw or steamed.

[side_show]

I don't know if it's a vegetable, but rhubarb for the win!

I also think that vegetables should be renamed vagetables. More people would eat vagetables.

See, I am a rhubarb anti-fan.  Both the SO and I sneered at the abandoned rhubarb patch near my house.  It was agreed that it is something used only by old ladies.  This was confirmed when my mom tried to steal rhubarb from said patch and made a disgusting pie thing that we had to drowned in ice cream to eat without cringing.  Anything that requires such insane amounts of sugar to be edible should not be eaten.  Bleh.

[pmcd9]

Paul tries Rhubarb Pie

[Drygioni]

Paul looks shocked and upset.

[pmcd9]

Paul looks shocked and upset.

That's the look of tart and sweet competing to explode my head.

Take Two

~Paul

[lprkn]

I like how the lady with the blue ribbons on her head is in exactly the same pose in both pictures.

[pmcd9]

I like how the lady with the blue ribbons on her head is in exactly the same pose in both pictures.

Huh, so she is.  That's my super cool friend Mina.  She is half Japanese, she's totally into Harry Potter, (her car is a hippogriff) and to bring this back on topic, she's a vegetarian.

~Paul

[swinehund]

her car is a hippogriff

That car is pretty impressive. I am not normally impressed by cars.

What is sad: we are vaguely thinking of getting a car, for the first time ever (after learning how to drive, neither my husband or I ever have). I have never thought about getting a car seriously before. Of course the first things we're looking for are safety, good fuel efficiency, and low maintenance costs. After that, one of the first things that I could barely help thinking was what colour the ground effects should be.

[pmcd9]

That car is pretty impressive. I am not normally impressed by cars.

Oh yeah, you are new here, so you've not seen my car.

~Paul

[pmcd9]

I'm not surprised at the reaction to the rhubarb incident since we established long ago that the denizens here are pie and baseball hating hooligans.

That was great Ash, i've not seen that before.  That was posted during my exile.  Thanks for the reminder.

~Paul

[wombat]

What is sad: we are vaguely thinking of getting a car, for the first time ever (after learning how to drive, neither my husband or I ever have). I have never thought about getting a car seriously before. Of course the first things we're looking for are safety, good fuel efficiency, and low maintenance costs. After that, one of the first things that I could barely help thinking was what colour the ground effects should be.

On car shopping.

[swinehund]

On car shopping.

Yes, I appreciate that. Unfortunately, the subway does not go to the awesome hiking spots or the ferry docks very readily. It's only become appealing after moving to Vancouver which has so much awesome stuff to do that is just outside of the city. I really do not ever want to be car-dependent, that's part of why we've avoided it for so long. Also ironic is that part of the appeal of a car is being able to go to somewhere to run long distances. Rental or a car-share program are other options.

Paul: the fire is a very nice touch, particularly because the car does not seem so much the type to spout fire.

[Hobo Frenzy]

Car Buying!! (the short answer)

safety + good fuel efficiency +  low maintenance costs = Honda or Toyota

[pmcd9]

Not Having a Car = Does Not Compute.

~Paul