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[integer at www.god-emil.dk]

>>It is. Gravy is a type of sauce - usually heavy and
>>laden with fat and carbohydrates, it is usually found
>>on meat dishes (beef, chicken, turkey) It is a
>>somewhat gratuitous aspect of a meal, rarely necessary
>>if the meat is cooked properly, and is occassionally
>>used as an american colloquialism for "something extra
>>that is desireable, if unnecessary". As a
>>colloquialism, it seems to be somewhat generational
>>(older) and from my experience, more common in the
>>Boston / NY / DC megapolis, but I have heard in the
>>South as well, where gravy and biscuits is a common
>>dish.
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>thanks for this clarification
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>I guess
>desires are generally not based on necessity


everything desirable is a necessity

and the desire receptors' lobby is packed with religions. drugs. politics. +/- affordable 2x. coffee cans. time capsules.


the key is to cook it into something meaningful which is the loop looping back onto itself to admire its tail






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