Take that back... pancakes are not stupid...reg42 said:Isn't this a religious holiday? I find it strange that nearly every religious holiday has been whittled down into something stupid.
We have a winner people!historybuff said:I love pancakes! Pumpkin pancakes are awesome!!
Jim Gaffigan, isn't it? From the Indiana mafia!Frank_Sinatra_ said:Pancakes... Well that's the only thing I cannot make, which makes me a sad panda.
I guess IF I were to have pancakes that day I'll just go to IHOP with my friends.
I do prefer to call IHOP "I Barely Move" though.
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Jim Gaffigan, Beyond the Pale.Frank_Sinatra_ said:Pancakes... Well that's the only thing I cannot make, which makes me a sad panda.
I guess IF I were to have pancakes that day I'll just go to IHOP with my friends.
I do prefer to call IHOP "I Barely Move" though.
Pancake for the reference.
Pancakes are good any day, at any time. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert.Daystar Clarion said:Pancakes for breakfast? That's craaaaaaaaazy! We eat them for dinner on pancake day, as part of an unbalanced meal. and by 'part' I mean 'all'.skyfire_freckles said:You people just don't understand the value of a sugary breakfast the way we do.Daystar Clarion said:Pancake houses? Those are like drug dens here in the UK. Damn foreigners.skyfire_freckles said:Pancakes are all about peanut butter and maple syrup. Pancake houses don't understand this, and at least where I'm from they don't even have peanut butter. How can you have pancakes without peanut butter?
I think (I'm sure where I heard this but I just think for some reason that) people used to go off eggs for lent, and pancake tuesday being the last day before lent, everyone would makke the most egg filled meal available (which would probably be omletes or boiled eggs, but pancakes are so much better).thenumberthirteen said:(I think it has something to do with Jesus. Maybe he liked Pancakes)
Right here, man. Who needs a stack of pancakes when you can have just one delicious bastard filling up your entire plate? You should try putting all of the syrup or butter or whatever you put on it in the middle of the pancake and roll it up into a burrito. I call it "The Breakfast Blunt", seeing as it looks like a giant, tasty joint.anthony87 said:Am I the only one here that makes one GIANT pancake by popping the entire mix into the pan?
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About right. It was to use up all the food they didn't eat for lent. A final treat before fasting. Meat stews where also very popular.Spacefly said:I think (I'm sure where I heard this but I just think for some reason that) people used to go off eggs for lent, and pancake tuesday being the last day before lent, everyone would makke the most egg filled meal available (which would probably be omletes or boiled eggs, but pancakes are so much better).thenumberthirteen said:(I think it has something to do with Jesus. Maybe he liked Pancakes)
And more pancakes are awarded. [http://boston2008.drupalcon.org/files/pancakes.jpg]Zetsubou said:Jim Gaffigan, Beyond the Pale.Frank_Sinatra_ said:Pancakes... Well that's the only thing I cannot make, which makes me a sad panda.
I guess IF I were to have pancakes that day I'll just go to IHOP with my friends.
I do prefer to call IHOP "I Barely Move" though.
Pancake for the reference.
And I suppose I'll have to drag my ass out of bead early on tuesday to make pancakes.