What’s the mathematical name for almond flour bread?
I don’t get it.
What’s the mathematical name for almond flour bread?
I don’t get it.
Ninjad.
Is this the new rickroll?
A Mandelbrot set.
Ah. Central California pronunciation of ‘almond’.
It’s the name for almond bread in German and Yiddish.
In Central California they pronounce ‘almond’ as ‘ammin’ instead of ‘all-mond’.
A πthon.
A big freakin’ snake!
They wanted to grow mold together.
His greatest service to his people, however, came by embarrassing the Hapsburg overlords (who ruled Switzerland at the time) in the traditional German game of 9-pins. His brave performance led to freedom for the Swiss, and this victory is remembered to this day, immortalized in the famous quote:
“Ask not for whom the Tell bowls, he bowls for thee.”
Birds of Pray.
Northern California (the land north of Sacramento) is where they grow a lot of them, and yeah, ‘ammin’ is the word.
Weird, eh? I was driving from L.A. to Bellingham one time, and it took me a while to understand what the almond farmer was saying on NPR.
They were a perfect match-- he was a fungi, and she was a fungal.
Pull down its genes.
As mushroom as possible.
I lava you.
Alas, 'twas all in vein.
Nothing, it just waved.
Aorta know better.
Never would have worked out-- they had different travel preferences.
She’s more of a homebody, but he mo’ globin’
Sometimes I imagine you guys as having “pun labs” in your garages, and you laboring out there until the wee hours of the morning, crafting these gems. Hee hee.
Hey, there are town names with even dumber, more banal origin stories than that…
…said a resident of Bad Axe, Michigan