You would have remembered. It would have been
quite the currant event.

Um... right. ;)

I know that mental aberrations mean all bets are
off, but in order to deal with such people in
real-life situations, one has to make certain
assumptions.

True... and then be prepared to remember all bets were off when the assumptions fall flat... One might be pleasantly surprised...

Well, hardly ever!

Ah. It was irresponsible not to have someone personing
the station at all times - not that anyone would have
done anything weird, more that there might be avoidable
issues, like scorching the bottom of the pot.

I think it was in a turned off crockpot, so little risk of scorching...
and I agree that little risk of anyone doing anything weird, either.. :)

Better a turned-on crockpot and a minor risk of scorch than
a turned-off one with a somewhat less minor risk of little
bugs growing in the food.

Agreed. I treat it in the same category with Santa Claus, etc... can be fun to play along with.... so not to be totally shunned out of hand...
but also not to be taken seriously or as guide/predictor to reality.

Prob is that some people who don't believe in Santa
pay attention to the horoscope. Said the quintessential
taurus.

I've been told I'm a typical capricorn, by those that pay more attention
to such things... (G)

Of course, it's a case of the lore assigning
characteristics to you and people searching
them out and saying, ah, yes, of course.

We usually can say enough to keep things rolling here... ;)

Some of it actually makes sense. Say hi back
to Edith, btw.

I will... eventually... ;)

TIA.

Okay, that's a semi-homemade I might
semi-approve of.

You might even have enjoyed them... skin and bone were left on... :)

Good choice.

We thought so, too... :)

Natch,

... You could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true!

Or not so, that's the problem.

True... facts, like statistics, can be twisted.... and/or strung
together in such a way as to change their meaning...

Same with astrology!

Jericallas
categories: Mexican, Jaliscan, dairy, dessert
servings: 10

4 c milk
2 sticks cinnamon
1 c sugar
1 Tb vanilla
5 eggs

Oven at 200C/400F.

Combine first 4 ingredients in a pot and boil
4 min. Let cool to lukewarm.

Beat the eggs with 6 Tb of warm milk to temper;
strain and beat into the rest of the milk mixture.
Remove the cinnamon stick.

Pour the custard into 10 individual cups.

Put these into a bain-marie with hat water
halfway up the sides.

Bake about 40 min or until a tester comes out
clean and the top is browned. Make sure the water
never boils dry.

Remove and let cool.

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