As of yet there is no edible criticism, though I'm sure the Frankfurter School will have something to contribute.
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The International Edible Book Festival
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du Garbandier
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Dull in a new way
Posted 29 March 2010 - 09:49 PM
April 1 is the day of festivities. Peruse the edible canon here, including The Red Cabbage of Courage, Bacon & Eggsistentialism, and Flan of Green Gables. And who could forget such classics as A Confederacy of Blintzes and A Tree Grows in Broccoli?
As of yet there is no edible criticism, though I'm sure the Frankfurter School will have something to contribute.
As of yet there is no edible criticism, though I'm sure the Frankfurter School will have something to contribute.
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I am the one who waka wakas!
Posted 29 March 2010 - 10:12 PM
Shouldn't it be the "day of feastivities"?
