It's too much. I can't stand idly by while such a travesty is allowed to continue. If I do, I'll be an accessory after the fact. It is only be speaking up, by voicing our dissent, by loudly railing against wickedness and wrong where we see it that we can truly combat the forces of evil. It is for this reason that I say, emphatically and with no reservation....Raisins have absolutely no business being in bread stuffing.
I'm sorry to have to be so blunt and unaccommodating, but I feel strongly about this, and I have no intention of backing down.
There. I've taken a stand. I've said what I came here to say. I've spoken my piece. Do your worst.
~C~
good grief, reading that, i nearly poked my eyes out. who would even think of committing such a travesty? raisins in *gasp* bread stuffing???? my mouth is shriveling just thinking of such a horror.
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by today. your "little Bill" speaks was hysterical. i read it to the dog and he agreed that was precisely what he was trying to tell me.
I disagree. Dried grapes is the raisin d’être of bread stuffing.
ReplyDeleteA pun, Droog? Tsk, tsk, tsk...
ReplyDeleteOh, well... at least it was a pun in French.
~C~
Oh. Now, we can disagree about politics and God and maybe everything else. . . but you have gone too far now!
ReplyDeleteMEL! It's Mel. Mel, have you been lurking all along? Wait... oh, no... do not tell me you've been lurking only to be brought out from under by my objection to raisins in stuffing.
ReplyDeleteGahhh....
The world is a strange, strange place...
Welcome, Mel. Long time now see.
~C~