21 Apr 19
@ghost-of-a-duke saidnaww,
Are you at least now fluent in Japanese? (Didn't get the pop-ups myself).
i cain't read a lick anyhow...
i got a good look at the cake you like sent to you from fam in japan,
pound cake, unless i'm dreaming,
went to click off to go play some SERIOUS chess,
and popup one appears,
WE WANT YER EMAIL SO WE CAN SEND YOU PICTURES OF CAKE AND DOGS DROOLING!!!
went to X out of that one and POPUP TWO APPEARS
"are you sure you want to leave??? changes you maymay not have made haven't been saved yet!!!"
*sigh
it's a challenge for an olde guy like me to understand just how popular i am...
21 Apr 19
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidDo they make it? As far as I know, most Japanese families do not own an oven (I think? Not because they couldn't afford it of course). Baking cakes is unusual - most people buy them.
My family in Nagasaki sometimes send us castella sponge cake. Can't even begin to describe how good it tastes.
https://www.japancentre.com/en/recipes/1343-traditional-castella-sponge-cake
21 Apr 19
@ghost-of-a-duke saidHow's yours coming along?
Are you at least now fluent in Japanese? (Didn't get the pop-ups myself).
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21 Apr 19
@ashiitaka saidNo. My wife's grandmother sends it, but it definitely isn't homemade.
Do they make it? As far as I know, most Japanese families do not own an oven (I think? Not because they couldn't afford it of course). Baking cakes is unusual - most people buy them.
The sponge is lovely and light.
24 Apr 19
@ghost-of-a-duke saidSlowly, but I devote an hour every two months to it.
Slowly. (Sometimes backwards). 😀
Yours?
I wish I had more time.
Newfoundland expressions
For those of us who are come-from-aways, here's a quick guide to some common Newfoundland phrases.
“Whadda y'at?”
“Where y' longs to?”
“Who knit ya?”
“I'm gutfounded. Fire up a scoff.”
“Long may your big jib draw.”
“Stay where you're to 'til I comes where you're at.”
“It's a mausey/mauzy day.”
And you may have thought English was hard!!! 😉
-VR
24 Apr 19
@very-rusty saidAdd "what a sin!" to that list.
Newfoundland expressions
For those of us who are come-from-aways, here's a quick guide to some common Newfoundland phrases.
“Whadda y'at?”
“Where y' longs to?”
“Who knit ya?”
“I'm gutfounded. Fire up a scoff.”
“Long may your big jib draw.”
“Stay where you're to 'til I comes where you're at.”
“It's a mausey/mauzy day.”
And you may have thought English was hard!!! 😉
-VR