harmony wrote:This cannot be. Why? Because I make the best soup in the world. My problem is I can't ever duplicate it again, since I don't measure any of the flavors.
You only think your soup is best because you haven't tasted the true soup. You yourself show the problem with your soup. I said it was my soup, but it can be your soup. You must follow the recipe with exact obedience and then you too can know the deliciousness.
What makes you think I haven't tasted your soup (which by the way, just because it's your soup doesn't automatically make it the true soup, and your saying so without creating any foundation for your claim is both self-righteous and highly arrogant)?
I prefer a less regimented soup, one that has the opportunity for variation and personal revelation in the blend of flavors. Your soup sounds very stodgy and on the occasion when I've tasted it, needs more seasoning... you lack salt and you have very little pepper left. I think you lost the original recipe and you may need to hunt around your neighborhood for someone who has the original recipe.
(Nevo, Jan 23) And the Melchizedek Priesthood may not have been restored until the summer of 1830, several months after the organization of the Church.
There will be an Ex-John's-Soup-Eaters Conference at my home this November. It is sponsored by Progresso and the folks from RfS.
Friday night will be a Recovery Recipe sharing meeting. Souper Saturday will be a sharing and sampling of many of the wide varieties of soups available, after which Richard Packham will demonstrate the various secret slurps and "soup spoon grips" practiced by dedicated John's Soup Eaters. Meet in the Dining Room at nine and don't forget your bibs!
There will be an Ex-John's-Soup-Eaters Conference at my home this November. It is sponsored by Progresso and the folks from RfS.
Friday night will be a Recovery Recipe sharing meeting. Souper Saturday will be a sharing and sampling of many of the wide varieties of soups available, after which Richard Packham will demonstrate the various secret slurps and "soup spoon grips" practiced by dedicated John's Soup Eaters. Meet in the Dining Room at nine and don't forget your bibs!
See y'all there!
KA
Apostates can leave the soup, they just can't leave it alone.
Ezias wrote: In fact, when I begin to discover what is actually in the soup, it sickens me more, and I attempt to point out these sickening aspects to others, so they can learn the true nature of the soup, and stop eating it or just refrain from trying it. Does that make me an anti-soup?
You may think you're anti-soup, but what you're really saying is that you're anti-soup-eaters. We know the truth about you better than you do.
God belief is for people who don't want to live life on the universe's terms.
