Mindful
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Is there a word for GRAVY in Italian or Latin? I mean the "flour andNot so fast! What better way is there to show love and devotion to the FSM than to celebrate his torture in boiling water and death as you eat?
"Take eat, for this is my body, and how 'bout this sauce. And blessèd is the fruit of thy parmesean cheeses."
Its not sauce, Its gravy!
Off to the pot sink you flippant twit where you can ponder your sins and polish the holy vessels with elbow grease.
Americans have a thing for gravy. Your pour it all over all sorts of things.
I know right? I'm sayin', if tomato sauce is to be 'gravy' what's that brown meaty stuff next to the turkey on Thanksgiving? Sauce?
This ^^ was the point of the Great Schism of the FSM. That's when I went to follow Bob.
pan scrapings" which is called "gravy" in the civilized world? "jus"
as in "au jus" is not gravy-------since it is not glopped up with flour etc
Pan scrapings. Glopped up. lol.
The thing with Ameican men, they like gravy poured over bread.