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cblj_backupI gave my parents the sticks to cones scores and they pointed out that it was WOEFULLY INACCURATE.
Sticks:
2 frydogs
1 cotton candy/candyfloss
1 ostrich teriyaki
1 pronto pup
1 fudge puppy
Cones:
2 ice cream cones
2 cones of roasted almonds
For a grand total score of six-four in favour of the sticks. (This is family-collective, not all this food was eaten by myself.)
There was HEATED DEBATE over whether cotton candy/candyfloss counts as stick or cone food. It is technically a cone of paper, but the sugar is spun around the cone. So if you fall on the Cone side of the spun sugar debate, the score is TIED.
ETA: I forgot the cone of cookies. Final score is Six-Five, Sticks-Cones.
Sticks:
2 frydogs
1 cotton candy/candyfloss
1 ostrich teriyaki
1 pronto pup
1 fudge puppy
Cones:
2 ice cream cones
2 cones of roasted almonds
For a grand total score of six-four in favour of the sticks. (This is family-collective, not all this food was eaten by myself.)
There was HEATED DEBATE over whether cotton candy/candyfloss counts as stick or cone food. It is technically a cone of paper, but the sugar is spun around the cone. So if you fall on the Cone side of the spun sugar debate, the score is TIED.
ETA: I forgot the cone of cookies. Final score is Six-Five, Sticks-Cones.
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Date: 2009-09-04 11:01 pm (UTC)Abstract: It's only a cone if it's used as a container
Concrete: A cone is a cone is a cone!
Then again I am also that person who thinks pretty much every philosophical/political disagreement in the world today is a conflict between concrete and abstract thinking...