thank you. next time I have the chance I will....lol

true. no point in holding back I reckon.

of course there's no sin. that's why I use the word. below you can read in the comments from @BanjoTango where the word came from. I prefer the idea to use words outside of their typical context. I like to think it helps to redefine them or hollow out their old meanings.

that might be worth a try.

oh no, another Mayo eater..... LOL

@hankster I can't do mayo either

its bad.

oh please, don't say that. there's not many foods I don't like but I don't like any of them if they got Mayo on them.

@hankster miracle whip

when I was little, as a treat, my mother would make me Miracle Whip sandwiches. I loved them, just Miracle Whip and bread. one day the Miracle Whip was spoiled. I've been scarred by white condiments ever since....lol.

@hankster well I am trying to create a sinful situation..looks like I did it but not in the way i wanted to

@hankster there is fodder for atheistic humor in a brand name like Miracle Whip though

if you're using mayonnaise I would say that's a really good start. I'm not altogether clear what you mean by sinful situation, but you can usually count me in on stuff like that, unless it has mayonnaise involved. try and try again?

@hankster concoction is probably a better word

I'm not so sure. sin is a pretty good word for concoction they aren't that far apart. whipping up miracles, no wonder all that stuff is in everything at the fellowship dinners.

naw, that's just taking it too far, what would epicurus say?

@hankster Probably something Greek .

I did not now that.

Me, too.

Remember sins don’t matter to us hehehe. James