Inquiring minds want to know...
Still taking questions at this post.
Some answers --
falnfenix asked: Does it have a gecko on it?
As one can plainly see in the icon, it does not. If the question refers to something else, well -- that's kinda personal. Otherwise, I do have a gecko handling my car insurance.
__kat__ asked: Do you think a baby could eat another baby?
Good question. Quick answer is "yes," as you weren't specific. We all know of insect larvae being fed to baby birds. If the question is can a human baby eat another human baby (aside from in utero one twin consuming another) I still think it is possible, provided the second baby is properly prepared. If your definition of "baby" extends to when the infant can eat processed meats, then the answer is obvious. Still, even if one doesn't consider the cannibalism taboo, I think there may be better nutritional choices one can opt for, so I wouldn't advise trying this.
ellensparkleyes asked: Have you ever made a cheese statue?
I'm sorry to say this is one of life's pleasures I've yet to partake in. I'm at a loss to think of any food-based 3-D art I've done, aside from helping with Dalek cakes. There was the artistic stacking of dishes, cups, flatware and refuse I and fellow students would leave on the kitchen conveyor belt at the college dining hall. One of the employees on dishwashing duties did look back through the hole once to figure out who left the scupture, but we never did hear the thunderous applause we thought our cultured exhibits deserved -- sorry, I'm digressing. Yes, I'd like some cheese...
There were other questions, requiring more thought, I'll get back to those in the coming days.
Some answers --
falnfenix asked: Does it have a gecko on it?
As one can plainly see in the icon, it does not. If the question refers to something else, well -- that's kinda personal. Otherwise, I do have a gecko handling my car insurance.
__kat__ asked: Do you think a baby could eat another baby?
Good question. Quick answer is "yes," as you weren't specific. We all know of insect larvae being fed to baby birds. If the question is can a human baby eat another human baby (aside from in utero one twin consuming another) I still think it is possible, provided the second baby is properly prepared. If your definition of "baby" extends to when the infant can eat processed meats, then the answer is obvious. Still, even if one doesn't consider the cannibalism taboo, I think there may be better nutritional choices one can opt for, so I wouldn't advise trying this.
ellensparkleyes asked: Have you ever made a cheese statue?
I'm sorry to say this is one of life's pleasures I've yet to partake in. I'm at a loss to think of any food-based 3-D art I've done, aside from helping with Dalek cakes. There was the artistic stacking of dishes, cups, flatware and refuse I and fellow students would leave on the kitchen conveyor belt at the college dining hall. One of the employees on dishwashing duties did look back through the hole once to figure out who left the scupture, but we never did hear the thunderous applause we thought our cultured exhibits deserved -- sorry, I'm digressing. Yes, I'd like some cheese...
There were other questions, requiring more thought, I'll get back to those in the coming days.