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Not being familiar with the reference [0], I was confusing thinking that the brine was somehow supposed to... taste like a lady? Seems to me that "The Lady Tas
by pimlottc 3y ago
Not being familiar with the reference [0], I was confusing thinking that the brine was somehow supposed to... taste like a lady? Seems to me that "The Lady Tasting Brine" (or Tea, as the case may be) would be more clear.
0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_tasting_tea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_tasting_tea
- AdamH12113 3y agoIf it's supposed to taste like a lady, there should be a hyphen: lady-tasting brine.
- HeWhoLurksLate 3y agowouldn't that be more for a sentient brine?
- pimlottc 3y agoThis is true; fortunately, no one on the internet ever screws up punctuation.
- wrycoder 3y agoThen, there's the em dash lady - tasting brine
- _lvbh 3y agoCould also be brine (shrimp) that goes around tasting ladies…
- Terr_ 3y ago> I was confusing thinking that the brine was somehow supposed to... taste like a lady? With apologies to Aerosmith: Brine tastes like a lady (That, that) Brine tastes like a lady (That, that) Brine tastes like a lady (That, that) Brine tastes like a lady (That, that) Sampled at a bar on the shore A scent that graced the salt on the floor It's a long lost love at first sip Baby, maybe you're wrong But I love every drip