I must object to all these duplicate threads, as they are turning and turning in the widening gyre and the falcon cannot hear the falconer.
It's worse than you know. I was taught that you could not chew the host (Actual quote: "How would you like your bones chewed up?). And so what happened some (most of) the time is that that dry, textureless wafer would stick to the roof of your mouth. So what did Jesus get instead of a good chomping? Oh, yeah:
I was OK looking at that .gif until she starts closing her eyes. It changes the whole context and now I feel dirty.
Amazon has you covered. I actually remember these things as a kid. It was basically take a bunch of hard, sweet beads and sandwich them between two communion wafers. We used to play church with these things. I don't know why they're so expensive now. Actually they're 2 240-count boxes, so you'd be getting 480 of these things for $26. I guess that's not that expensive. Why you'd want nearly 500 of these horrible candies is beyond me.
I would try and explain...but well. Just look at the prettiness Ely and you'll be fine. Focus on that.
The blood-dimmed tide is loosed! (five virtual dollars to anyone who can name the TV show which used that line as part of its initial episode's storyline)
Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future. (I had the toys and the "interactive" VHS tapes and the playset and don't you judge me. And also it was an unaired three-part episode!)
Nobody knows what Soli-Chan is. That's kind of the point. The debate is settled by being unresolvable from the start.
Wow...I was actually thinking of Millennium, the late 90s Chris Carter show. I've never even heard of that one, looks interesting.
I have the nagging feeling someone on these boards related me to that imaginary food from Hook once. Honestly though, I would not do that to you BrokenForum. You never go full Chan, after all. @Thread: This is why we cannot have nice things. This is why you cannot have your caek and eat it too. I am having a sad now, at that thought.
