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rmcrobertson
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As one of the crew in Pasadena, oh, stuff and nonsense. But I am starting to find it hilarious (and revealing) that about half the people of forums can't say ANYTHING without slamming the LTKKA.
"Hey, what time is it?
"Well, if you asked that crew in Pasadena, they'd tell you it was 2:35. Those clowns think they know what's right for everybody."
"Well, doctor, what's wrong with my six-year-old? Why's he complaining that his tummy is sore?"
"It looks like Failure to Learn Groundfighting. But if you asked Clyde and the rest of that Pasadena gang, they'd probably say that little Joey needs to have his appendix out. I mean, really. It's like they think medicine's the same for everybody."
If you're taking a decent cooking class--correct me if I'm hallucinating, but don't they presuppose that there are certain concepts and principles of cooking that are the same no matter what particular style of food you're making? Aren't there right ways and wrong ways to, say, stir-fry? Aren't there basic combinations that work tgether, and others that don't, no matter which cuisine?
So riddle me this, Bat Man: why's it called the, "universal pattern?"
"Hey, what time is it?
"Well, if you asked that crew in Pasadena, they'd tell you it was 2:35. Those clowns think they know what's right for everybody."
"Well, doctor, what's wrong with my six-year-old? Why's he complaining that his tummy is sore?"
"It looks like Failure to Learn Groundfighting. But if you asked Clyde and the rest of that Pasadena gang, they'd probably say that little Joey needs to have his appendix out. I mean, really. It's like they think medicine's the same for everybody."
If you're taking a decent cooking class--correct me if I'm hallucinating, but don't they presuppose that there are certain concepts and principles of cooking that are the same no matter what particular style of food you're making? Aren't there right ways and wrong ways to, say, stir-fry? Aren't there basic combinations that work tgether, and others that don't, no matter which cuisine?
So riddle me this, Bat Man: why's it called the, "universal pattern?"