#gummystuff — Public Fediverse posts
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The incautious reader might well think that all of those things went into the bag with the pork. But let's say (because I know what I mean to say, here) that those are served with the pork.
"Ingredients include a cup of rice, a handful of beans and a marinated pork roast that's sat for at least 24 hours in a plastic bag with orange juice."
The only things in that bag are the pork and the juice. (That's a very sad marinade indeed.)
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The incautious reader might well think that all of those things went into the bag with the pork. But let's say (because I know what I mean to say, here) that those are served with the pork.
"Ingredients include a cup of rice, a handful of beans and a marinated pork roast that's sat for at least 24 hours in a plastic bag with orange juice."
The only things in that bag are the pork and the juice. (That's a very sad marinade indeed.)
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The incautious reader might well think that all of those things went into the bag with the pork. But let's say (because I know what I mean to say, here) that those are served with the pork.
"Ingredients include a cup of rice, a handful of beans and a marinated pork roast that's sat for at least 24 hours in a plastic bag with orange juice."
The only things in that bag are the pork and the juice. (That's a very sad marinade indeed.)
2/2
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The incautious reader might well think that all of those things went into the bag with the pork. But let's say (because I know what I mean to say, here) that those are served with the pork.
"Ingredients include a cup of rice, a handful of beans and a marinated pork roast that's sat for at least 24 hours in a plastic bag with orange juice."
The only things in that bag are the pork and the juice. (That's a very sad marinade indeed.)
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Love turning "sensory deprivation" into a verb
"Sensory-deprivate" (as done with the Estes method in paranormal investigation: "when you sensory-deprivate yourself")
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"Add into" drives me around the bend.
You're adding something to something. If you're putting it in a bowl or a pan, you're adding it to the pan. You don't "add in/into." If you're adding it to a curriculum, you add it to that.
You ADD TO.
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