Oh, is that what it is supposed to be? I always thought they were made of styrofoam as some kind of joke to play on people who were expecting dessert. --- Gordon Charlton <gordonc@...> wrote: > > On 3 Jun 2008, at 23:19, carvin knowles wrote: > > > I don't think these guys know what a pavlova is. > And > > I'm certain they wouldn't want one if they knew. > Not > > something we have in the US. Still can't figure > out > > why the Kiwis go crazy for 'em here. > > > The yielding crumbly crispness of the shell, the > gooey creamy > sponginess of the insides, the tart intense flavour > hit of the soft > fruit, the pure, snowy whiteness dramatically > streaked and stained > with juices, the massive portions, the opportunity > to snipe at their > Aussie neighbours about where it was invented. > What's not to like? > > G > > > > > > Oh....I just got how it might be connected to > merengue > > (or marenge). Nevermind. > > > > C > > ------------------------------------ > > AETHERPHON, the global thereminist community > > To contact the moderator, e-mail > porphyrous@... > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
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Re: [Aetherphon] Re: tips for theremin workshop with young people?
2008-06-04 by carvin knowles
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