Discussion»Questions»Communication» "A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down". Doesn't sugar facilitate pleasant better than vinegar? Are YOU sugary or vinegary? Why?
I had a DEFINITE sweet tooth when I was young. I couldn't wait to grow up so I could eat as much as I wanted of whatever I wanted. Ironic then that I MUCH prefer salty crunchy to sugary. Vinegary I like in salad dressings/condiments like pickles and peppers etcetera. But in conversation? That's where I like sweet not vinegary or soury or bitter! Thank you for your reply Ele! :)
In foods I enjoy salty crunchy snacks. In people I prefer sweet. I don't bother with sour or bitter or biting or firey. I frolic about with those with whom I enjoy spending time. I eat the foods I enjoy consuming. I mean if you can't do what you want when you want with whom you want what's the point? Thank you for your reply cp! When I was a kid I had such a sweet tooth my mom had to lock up a cabinet where she kept the sweets. Now as an adult when I can eat all the sweets I want? You guessed it! A little dab'll do me. A taste and I'm off to find something salty crunchy! Go figger! :)
I like raspberry vinaigrette AND BALSAMIC VINEGAR! I bet you are BALSAMIC VINEGAR too aren't you Spunky? From Moedena, Italy. The BEST kind! Thank you for your reply! :)
Too funny Shar! I hadn't read your post when I replied to Spunky. It's about BALSAMIC VINEGAR! Thank you for your reply! Yours is the best! From Modena, Italy! :)
Both you and Jim are too pearl? Since when did the word "pearl" become an adjective, and what the heck does it mean?
Comma-neglect kills more sentences than any other type of punctuation abuse. A public service message from your friendly local Grammar Police precinct.
Element 99 
This post was edited by 