Friday, June 18, 2004

Good 'N' Tasty

People often taste some morsel, smack their lips, and say ‘Mm-mm-mm that's good!’

Now, if one were to use the theological meaning of GOOD, as opposed to EVIL, perhaps one might choose a different word - tasty.  Some examples:

Crispy, greasy pork rinds… tasty, but hardly good.

Oatmeal… good, but not very tasty.

Salted pretzels… tasty, yes! Good,no.

Communion wafers… Good with a capital G. Tasty? No, nowhere near.

Coca-Cola… tasty, tasty, tasty.

Cod liver oil… need I say more?

Perhaps you have a favorite (or loathsome) food that fits either definition?

By Professor Batty


1 Comments:

Blogger Professor Batty said...

Yes indeed! How can one tell? It's so hard to "eat right" - depending upon which set(s) of criteria one uses.

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