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Surreal, cereal, for when the regular fare in the CC just won't do.MerchManDan wrote:...um. So, when I read Tentacles' line, in my head it sounded like Rarity. Excuse me while I settle in my usual CC spot with a big bowl of Surreal.
Yeah, it sounds more like Tentacle has decided to "go Galt".zachariah wrote:If Tina incorporates does that make he a subchapter-D corp?
The NLRB cannot touch Tina. No employees its a family owned business.
It figures the tentacle would be the one running the cash register. Does it go by the nickname fingers?
Well the Escher Rolls are good...DinkyInky wrote:Surreal, cereal, for when the regular fare in the CC just won't do.MerchManDan wrote:...um. So, when I read Tentacles' line, in my head it sounded like Rarity. Excuse me while I settle in my usual CC spot with a big bowl of Surreal.
Or she could have been the demon in charge of Tina's fear or panic or worry or somesuch. The demons do often seem to exhibit the trait that they are in charge of, whether it be Monica's demon of Panic panicking or Georgette's Anger being quite angry.Jay-Em wrote:All punnery aside (stop the punnery.. The punvault© Is overflowing and the pressure-release-valves have it spilling in another universe by now), why is Tentacle so freaked-out?
She handles the "cash-register". Hmm. Does that mean, being the finance-one, always calculating, she's aware there will be "costs" ( figuratively speaking) connected to Bia's visit, "costs" that will be dire?
The odd grammar of being a composite entity, I suppose. Each individual member is ready to go, but they have to appear as one unified entity in front of Becky.Fairportfan wrote:Interesting turn of phrase, there: "We're ready to go - I need to meet Becky."
Well, if the demons take on a form that most represents their host's symbolic visualisation of whatever trait they represent, then either not having Tina's soul around anymore let these ones have more of a free hand (or tentacle or claw or whatever) at their shapes, or else human Tina had a much different symbology of things than Monica has.GlytchMeister wrote:It's certainly different than Monica's demons... They all take a (vaguely, at least) humanoid form. Perhaps the loss of Tina1.0's soul made Tina's demons lose their humanoid forms. Or maybe, after living without Tina1.0 for years, they've slowly degraded into these beastly forms.
YES!! That's the voice I had in my head when working on this! =DMerchManDan wrote:...um. So, when I read Tentacles' line, in my head it sounded like Rarity. Excuse me while I settle in my usual CC spot with a big bowl of Surreal.
I can't have Escher Rolls. They always repeat on me.Opus the Poet wrote:Well the Escher Rolls are good...DinkyInky wrote:Surreal, cereal, for when the regular fare in the CC just won't do.MerchManDan wrote:...um. So, when I read Tentacles' line, in my head it sounded like Rarity. Excuse me while I settle in my usual CC spot with a big bowl of Surreal.
Me, too!TlalocW wrote:I can't have Escher Rolls. They always repeat on me.
I never know where to get started on mine. The Mobius Pretzels have the same problem.Opus the Poet wrote:Me, too!TlalocW wrote:I can't have Escher Rolls. They always repeat on me.
At least Tentacle isn't whining.Wapsi wrote:YES!! That's the voice I had in my head when working on this! =DMerchManDan wrote:...um. So, when I read Tentacles' line, in my head it sounded like Rarity. Excuse me while I settle in my usual CC spot with a big bowl of Surreal.
At least one will last you forever.kingklash wrote:I never know where to get started on mine. The Mobius Pretzels have the same problem.
Klein pretzels are worse i always like to lick the salt off the outside of the pretzel, but it's on the inside!kingklash wrote:I never know where to get started on mine. The Mobius Pretzels have the same problem.
I nearly starved to death trying to eat a Klein Burrito.Fairportfan wrote:Klein pretzels are worse i always like to lick the salt off the outside of the pretzel, but it's on the inside!kingklash wrote:I never know where to get started on mine. The Mobius Pretzels have the same problem.
Those are very dangerous. If you get a gas buildup it implodes.kingklash wrote: I nearly starved to death trying to eat a Klein Burrito.
And now I want to make Escher rolls IRL, just because. I'm thinking it will look like a square bagel with stairsteps on the tops. That would be the easiest 3-D way to simulate an Escher print.kingklash wrote:I never know where to get started on mine. The Mobius Pretzels have the same problem.Opus the Poet wrote:Me, too!TlalocW wrote:I can't have Escher Rolls. They always repeat on me.
It's not really a repeat... its all a matter of perspective....TlalocW wrote:I can't have Escher Rolls. They always repeat on me.
Just don't eat Haribo sugar free gummi bears... OMG.zachariah wrote:Those are very dangerous. If you get a gas buildup it implodes.kingklash wrote: I nearly starved to death trying to eat a Klein Burrito.
Drops a quantum gravity well into the pun jar. That should create some extra room in there.
When I was working as a baker, I made Möbius pastries and also a cake based on this. I can't find any pictures of it in my files. . .maybe the other guy I worked with has some. . .Opus the Poet wrote:And now I want to make Escher rolls IRL, just because. I'm thinking it will look like a square bagel with stairsteps on the tops. That would be the easiest 3-D way to simulate an Escher print.
I'm diabetic, so I know to be cautious about certain sweeteners. Sorbitol, Maltitol, anything that ends with -itol. When reading ingredient listings on sugar-free treats, look for the warning about "Excessive Consumption." In fact, Sorbitol is usually the culprit in the "Fart Candy" sold as a practical joke item.DilyV wrote: Just don't eat Haribo sugar free gummi bears... OMG.
