originally posted by Kay Bixler:
She used to shop at our local farmers' market regularly. I sold her some peaches once. She seemed like a nice person.
originally posted by Todd Abrams:
Why do I feel like the phrase selling peaches should be a euphemism for something sexy?
I'll put this here in case anyone is bored.
originally posted by Sharon Bowman:
originally posted by Todd Abrams:
Why do I feel like the phrase selling peaches should be a euphemism for something sexy?
I'll put this here in case anyone is bored.
I remember a French friend telling me he made a gaffe at a restaurant in Italy when he used the word that he thought meant "fig" but actually meant "vagina."
Apparently they're close.
Let me check out the Gastronomica piece. I wrote for them a few times; the former editor, Darra Goldstein, is great.
originally posted by Sharon Bowman:
Let me check out the Gastronomica piece. I wrote for them a few times; the former editor, Darra Goldstein, is great.
Oh, my.originally posted by MLipton:
You need to look into the etymology of porcelain.
Mark Lipton
(Who never can look at a cowrie shell in quite the same way now)
originally posted by MLipton:
You need to look into the etymology of porcelain.
originally posted by Todd Abrams:
originally posted by Sharon Bowman:
Let me check out the Gastronomica piece. I wrote for them a few times; the former editor, Darra Goldstein, is great.
Cool! Mostly review essays? I can't seem to read them from my pocket supercomputer. Must be in the ancient print format. Email me copies if you have them.
Fun!originally posted by Sharon Bowman:
originally posted by MLipton:
You need to look into the etymology of porcelain.
Well, that was amusingly unexpected.
Check out "jukebox."