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I have 2 cherries left in my bowl..How do I pick which one to save for last?


Any advice on how to make similar difficult decisions?

I would pick the most "perfect" one for last...I tend to save the "best" for that. :)

<---*always* saves her orange Sour Patch Kids for last. And kleclere's definitely the best of *many* categories. :D

That's the problem...they are equally unblemished, equally ripe.

why not have them both at once??? ;)

^^^^^^brilliant

That is a great idea! Or you could close your eyes and just reach in and grab one, that way you would be surprised:p Or you could do eenie meenie minie mo....I use that one alot on really tough decisions;)

Eat 'em both...more will come along later. They always do. :D

When I was a parent of two small children (way back when) and there was a decision to be made -- for instance, there was one piece of cake left and they both wanted some -- I offered either of them the opportunity to cut the cake ... and the other to choose which piece he/she would take.

Not sure if I've ever seen anything divided that equally since.

Dog

I do that too^^^^ with my kids!

in ancient rome there was a poem
about a dog who found two bones
he picked at one
he licked the other
he went in circles
he dropped dead

freedom of choice
is what you got

so I'f I don't choose a cherry I'll drop dead????? :dizzy:

I got it Lil! I have this thing about cherry stems. I can tie them in a knot with my tongue and ONLY my tongue!

I'd take the one with the longest stem first (don't you dare fuckin tell me you de-stemmed them!!!!), and right in front of Mr. Lil...Oops!...Mr. Lixy in my case (Freudian slip?...I think not!) I would tell him that the instant I got the stem of the one in my mouth tied, he could have the other cherry to place in/on me for whatever reason he could cum up with!

*winky, winky*

I never understood this whole tying the stem with your tongue thing. I figure it must be genetics...you know, like being able to curl your tongue up into a U. My tongue is incapable of tying knots in cherry stems, no matter how hard I try!

As to your predicament, Lilith....I should hope by now that the cherries have been eaten, lol. Fresh cherries are still around $5/pound here, so I haven't gotten any yet...can't wait though!

$1.99 a pound on sale today :slurp: