Gelsey Kennicot (kennicot) wrote,
@ 2008-03-03 21:22:00

MMMM, Ev, these scones are SO GOOD, my fingers are all sticky, it's like I have a sticking charm on my fingers! That tastes like cinnamon. Why can't spells have tastes, I don't get that, like they have words? But why can't we taste what Expelliarmus is? I would think it is bitter, like cardamon. And there is a lovely licorice taste to Alohamora, I am sure. I wonder if you cast a spell at something, if you licked it, you would find out? Though if you hexed someone and then you licked them, that would be a bit rude unless you ask, I'm sure, and maybe the taste of the person would influence the taste of the spell since I firmly believe that all people have different tastes too. ~~I bet he tastes like dreams and perfect and orange sherbert.~~

I wonder what clouds taste like. I'd hope cotton candy, but I bet it's something depressing like chalk dust.

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	imperius 2008-03-04 07:10 pm UTC (link)
	Are you INSANE? Spells having taste? (Reply to this)(Thread)

kennicot
2008-03-04 07:25 pm UTC (link)

Well why not! Everything has a taste in this world, even the wind, so why not spells! Or thoughts? Or emotions? I hope that love tastes like spun sugar and wonder and a little bit of tart, like a starfruit, because sometimes love hurts ~~which I know very well~~. The question is, how do we find what the tastes are? And do tastes blend as they come into contact with objects with distinct tastes? Like a table charmed to dance: you have the taste of the table plus the taste of the charm, so that would create a combined taste that I'm sure would be biased and not representative of the elements individually.

I very much want to go to Brazil. Starfruits grow on trees like apples there.

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	imperius 2008-03-04 08:09 pm UTC (link)
	Do you talk in your sleep as well, Kennicot? What the ~~fuck~~ hell is a starfruit? Wait; forget I even asked. Please ~~go die~~ just shut up. Please. (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

kennicot
2008-03-04 08:16 pm UTC (link)

But--you asked questions, I feel obligated to answer first. A starfruit, Averrhoa carambola, is the fruit of the carambola tree, which grows in SouthEast Asia and South America. The fruit is actually star shaped! And you can make wine from it or pickle it? But I like to eat it as it is, when we can find it at the farmer's market, that is, which is hard, even in London. It tastes like a combination of apple, pineapple, and kiwi, and if that isn't enough to make your mouth water, the fact that it looks so pretty makes it all the more appetising!

And...I don't know if I talk in my sleep. You'd have to ask my dorm mates, probably Melanie, I think she is the most lovely of all.

...it's not polite to say "shut up." A simple "please stop" would suffice and lack the meanness, Tracey.

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