[ SECRET POST #5244 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5244 ⌋

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Name the fandom. And repeats, etc.

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[(Anonymous)]

Hahahahaha

Great secret, and yes sweet potato pie is delicious

[(Anonymous)]

I remember sending post cards to an actor, and we were so excited when he mentioned it in an interview.

But then again, I didn't get into fandom until 2003ish and I don't know if I miss it or miss how I felt about things when I was that young.

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One thing that makes me happy about Mel Brooks is that he seems to have married the love of his life, and that they had a happy, loving relationship up until she passed away.

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Does it taste like pumpkin? I love pumpkin pie but dislike sweet potatoes as a side dish.

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I bet the channels that are showing procedural are all just showing the same reruns of Law and Order and have no need of the hassle or expense of making a new thing.

Like, we'll probably never get another work-place sitcom because people can just re-watch the Office for the rest of forever.

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Lol Sweet potato is one of my favorite pie flavors, so I'm happy you tried it out and enjoyed it.

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My trajectory with enjoyment of the show was the same, OP.

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nayrt but sweet potato pie often uses similar spices as pumpkin pie, but it's the texture that's the biggest difference. Pumpkin pie is almost like custard, sweet potato pie is much more dense, like mashed potatoes.

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They're very similar but there are slight differences. Pumpkin pie is basically all about the spices and sweetness. But because sweet potatoes actually have flavor and sweetness of their own, you get more of a balance of flavors, with the spices playing off the natural sweetness of the sweet potatoes, and also a slightly different texture

FWIW I also really dislike sweet potatoes as a side dish but I love sweet potato pie

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I miss how things were more private back then. Maybe I'm remembering wrong, but you weren't expected to have so much of your personal information online and people were more wary about giving out their name and hometown and things like that. I remember it being a really big deal when one of my online friends wanted to send me something for my birthday and I actually toyed with the idea of briefly getting a PO box 'cause you weren't supposed to share stuff like that with online strangers. Now everything's so public and it feels like I'm the weirdo for refusing to put anything that would identify me in real life on my online profiles.

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100000%

also procedural mysteries that aren't police procedurals.