I like cheese. But I also like pie. Can there be an 'I like pie' option? Or should that be 'Eye like pi'?
Not to be a killjoy or anything, but after much research, I've noticed that "I like pie" and "I like cheese" are, in that order, the top 2 most common things people say when being "random".
Murray would easily win. I don't think there's even a contest there. The head of the navigator's got the flexibility, but Murray's got the reach.
If you're referencing what I think you're referencing...ewwwwww.
Not to be a killjoy or anything, but after much research, I've noticed that "I like pie" and "I like cheese" are, in that order, the top 2 most common things people say when being "random".
"Random" is actually determined by a series of words that are considered to be humorous on their own.
See: Cheese, cake, pie, ninja, monkey, toaster, etc.
People who think these words, in and of themselves, are humorous...are morons.
Not to be a killjoy or anything, but after much research, I've noticed that "I like pie" and "I like cheese" are, in that order, the top 2 most common things people say when being "random".
Just sayin' >.>
I personally say something about potatoes in about 50% of the "random" things that come out of my mouth. And speaking of random potatoes...
A headcheese (or "fromage de le noggin") is the leader of a particular group or party of cheese. Historically, headcheeses have all been male cheddars[1], but in recent years female cheeses have been elected within various groups[2][3] and in 2006 a Swiss cheese was elected as headcheese of General Motors Company[citation needed], the first of its kind to be elected as a headcheese. The cheese, Julian Kraftwerk, said upon election that he was "proud to represent [his] people, and hopes that [his] election can encourage a more equal society amongst all cheeses."[4]
Head cheese (AmE) or Brawn (BrE) is a cold cut originating in Europe. Another version pickled with vinegar is known as souse. Head cheese is not a cheese but a meat jelly made with pieces from the head of a calf or pig (sometimes a sheep or cow) in aspic. It may contain onion, black pepper, allspice, bay leaf, salt, and vinegar. It may also include meat from the feet, tongue, and heart. It is usually eaten cold or at room temperature as a luncheon meat.
Historically meat jellies were made of the cleaned (all organs removed) head of the animal, which was simmered to produce stock, a peasant food made since the Middle Ages. When cooled, the stock congeals because of the natural gelatin found in the skull. The aspic may need additional gelatin in order to set properly.
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On the other hand, the Navigator's Head is a lot creepier and cooler and more magical.
Hm....
This is tough.
Oh! I know!
Cheese is good though.
Not to be a killjoy or anything, but after much research, I've noticed that "I like pie" and "I like cheese" are, in that order, the top 2 most common things people say when being "random".
Just sayin' >.>
"Random" is actually determined by a series of words that are considered to be humorous on their own.
See: Cheese, cake, pie, ninja, monkey, toaster, etc.
People who think these words, in and of themselves, are humorous...are morons.
^_^
I personally say something about potatoes in about 50% of the "random" things that come out of my mouth. And speaking of random potatoes...
I don't even wanna know.
From Wikipedia:
O.O What is that? It looks like French at first and then it goes from bad ("de le"?) to worse ("noggin"? Is that even a word?).
Now, I know, it's not the only thing in that "wikipedia article" that is suspicious, but I'm curious what you were trying to say.
Okay, I'll admit it. I answered before I read the rest of the article and realised it was a joke. But still. >.>
Why would you lie?