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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.It was definately a career turning point. The peanut butter on both slices of bread speaks volumes about his containment philosophy. Sealing off the mobile jelly by plugging holes on its flanks is brilliant! The technique applied with the knife regarding the peanut butter indicates a relentless desire to properly fill all gaps causing the jelly to seek alternate routes at the edges. I'd love to see what he could do against more pocket oriented preserves.
Funny stuff!It was definately a career turning point. The peanut butter on both slices of bread speaks volumes about his containment philosophy. Sealing off the mobile jelly by plugging holes on its flanks is brilliant! The technique applied with the knife regarding the peanut butter indicates a relentless desire to properly fill all gaps causing the jelly to seek alternate routes at the edges. I'd love to see what he could do against more pocket oriented preserves.
Funny stuff!
Personally, I'm not a big fan of raisin bread though. Plus, the raisins will sometimes fall out, thus leaving a hole for jelly to possibly escape through. I'd suggest a thick stone-ground wheat brand, such as Pepperidge Farm.
Funny stuff!
Personally, I'm not a big fan of raisin bread though. Plus, the raisins will sometimes fall out, thus leaving a hole for jelly to possibly escape through. I'd suggest a thick stone-ground wheat brand, such as Pepperidge Farm.
If you have good linebackers that can fill in holes left by the raisins and stop the jelly from running you can use raisin bread. But if your linebackers are suspect you need a thicker bread.
Now that's a coincidence. All this talk gave me a hankering for a PB&J sandwich and there just happened to be a loaf of Pepperidge Farm whole grain honey and oats on the table. It was good.
In Indy's defense, Bob Sanders would be the big raisin. As soon as he's gone, they're more similar to white WonderBread, with running backs, like jelly, breaking open the middle and flowing right through!If you have good linebackers that can fill in holes left by the raisins and stop the jelly from running you can use raisin bread. But if your linebackers are suspect you need a thicker bread.