Potato Bowl
Nov. 3rd, 2007 04:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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tazcat has suggested that a potato baked without the peel is not really a baked potato. She did not offer what I would call a plausible explanation for this assertion. So, to settle an argument, please take the Potato Poll.
[Poll #1082349]
tazcat has suggested that a potato baked without the peel is not really a baked potato. She did not offer what I would call a plausible explanation for this assertion. So, to settle an argument, please take the Potato Poll.[Poll #1082349]
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Date: 2007-11-04 06:24 am (UTC)You are like reading a good book.
Every time I think I've got the plot, i.e, you, figured out,
You do something that surprises me, astounds me, amazes me, confuzzles me, puzzles me . . .
I love good books.
Question though:
Do you put ketchup on your skinless, (how in heck do you bake them skinless anyway), potato? Or do you save the ketchup for the chicken?
Let's turn the page and see what the good book has to offer next.