Guest guest Posted November 8, 2004 Report Share Posted November 8, 2004 >like the old way is " it tasted creamy " >new way " it was so silken " I like that ;=) And I like what I read in some places: old way: 'for a good 'meaty' flavour' (speaking of soy or vegemite, marmite, etc. in stews) new way: ' for a deep earthy tone' >old way " dog eat dog " >new way ....well maybe I am no good at this myself lol Hmmmm. old way: dog eat dog; new way: rabbit play-kickpunch rabbit? Somehow it loses something in the translation when you take violence and gore out of it, doesn't it? ;=) A bit like re-writing those violent/cruel nursery stories and rhymes! I am reminded of a new ending of 'Three Kind Mice' from somewhere. We thought that 'She cut them some cheese with her carving knife' was a bit lame but 'improved'. Now it'd be: 'She served them some tofu with beans and brown rice'? An excellent project! And we thought it couldn't be done in the 60s for women and ethnic/racial/disabled groups, as you say. Best love, pat the lurker in canada (who is getting far too visible) ===== ----------- " The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated. " - Gandhi http://www.angelfire.com/art/pendragon/ / townhounds/ vegetariansincanada/ vegetarianslimming/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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