• PNW clouds@infosec.pub
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    2 hours ago

    I have two favorite Thanksgiving pies. Apple pie (especially warmed up later with a scoop of vanilla ice cream) And a chocolate pie my mom used to make with flaky crust and real whipped cream on top.

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      41 minutes ago

      warmed up later

      What does this mean? You bake a pie, let it cool to below room temperature, then reheat it again? That “twice baked” effect makes it taste even better?

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        26 minutes ago

        As with most large gatherings, prep time for anything that can be done ahead helps to mitigate things going…

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    4 hours ago

    Thank you for showing the correct pronunciation of pecan. No one understands me where I live because they all say peecan like weirdos.

    Tap for spoiler

    No, I don’t care if there are two common pronunciations. Please don’t involve me in your fetish pie

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      Yeah, after my mom told me about having to use the pee can at night to avoid going to the outhouse when visiting her mountain relatives…

      I just can’t hear people say pee can pie without remembering her obviously very visercal memory of realizing what she had to do.

      Her parents and her lived in a house with indoor plumbing in the “city” so it was a bit of culture shock. And her storytelling implanted a core memory for me.