I am loving this particular construction. It reminds me of a kind of Darkest Timeline version of “Hippo-birdie, two ewes!”

You are right. I was talking through my hat based on a couple of people I know. My bad.  

Sigh. You are right, of course.

Sigh.

Yea, I was definitely talking through my hat there : (

You are right — I was talking through my hat : (

People in a cult?

Well, lots of other people have corrected me, too. I guess I am ignorant of stuff, too. Sigh. Showing my prejudice and ignorance. Sigh. : (

Oh, you know, I might be confused. I was thinking the warrior Sikh thing was mostly historical in nature..... I could definitely be wrong there.

Oh, no, I feel you.

Yes. Mayo is definitely what we put on the bread to keep the the other ingredients from soaking in, but it depends on the filling. For tuna and turkey, you use mayo, because it’s more savory. If you are counting calories, you use mustard for turkey, ham, roast beef, tofu, etc. The only sandwiches we use butter on…

Oh, that’s so creepy.

Sikhs are peaceful people as a part of their religion! (Not that it’s ever OK to shoot, for example, a violent Christian who isn’t actively trying to kill you.) WTF is wrong with people! Have Americans gotten so much stupider, or are the stupid ones more emboldened?

God, I hope so. That was turn-around for the ages. Fingers crossed!

Now, that is a good point. It’s like when you test a lake for contamination to see if it’s safe for swimming, you don’t test for all of the contaminants that might be present, you just test for a few representative types...

They really were the best. The one weird thing was the food — sandwiches with butter on them as a kind of condiment. But since we were in the countryside, we ate a lot from National Trust properties restaurants and cafes, which meant that Prince Charles’ campaign for real food had a lot of influence. Those were…

Well, she still sounds very cute.....

I. Am. There.

I think so.

Oooooooh, very Doctor Evil!