When I was a preteen attending a Lutheran school, Maundy Thursday was a day we ate the following foods:
1. Matzoh (I mistook it for some kind of cracker because it was thin and crisp) 2. Lamb 3. Grape juice 4. Boiled eggs 5. Parsley dipped in salt water...
I am not sure I remember what else.
This was before I knew that this was all Passover food or what *that* had to do with Maundy Thursday.
It turns out that's because Maundy Thursday commemorates two things on the same day:
1. More relevant to the name: Jesus washing His Disciples' feet, after which, he left a new commandment (as "Maundy" comes from the Latin "mandatum" meaning "command"): "Love one another, as I have loved you.") 2. More relevant to the food: Jesus and His Disciples had their Last Supper together, and that supper was a Passover meal. That bread had to have been matzoh.
@TimFoustMusic, is the OU in your last name pronounced in... A. mouse? B. soup? C. soul? D. trough? E. tough? F. (Other kind of word with an OU pronounced some other way)
Actually, I have thought about this before, but now I'll say it:
You notice how in @Blippi's videos (including those in alternative channels), Blippi's favorite colors are blue and orange, whereas his bestie Meekah's are purple and yellow?
Well, both of them favor pairs of... COMPLEMENTARY COLORS!
Those are complementary because they are on opposite sides of the color wheel. Additionally, with them, and the fact that there are three primary colors in pigment, in any two complementary colors, where one is primary and the other is secondary, whichever secondary color is a complement to a primary color is the one that is made from the other two.
1. PURPLE AND YELLOW; Purple is made with red and blue, and it is the complement of yellow. 2. ORANGE AND BLUE; Orange is made with yellow and red, and it is the complement of blue. 3. GREEN AND RED; Green is made with blue and yellow, and it is the complement of red.
I know that green and red are specifically symbolic of Christmas... maybe *that's* why there is no extra friend of Blippi's who favors *that* pair of complements.
Does anyone know the author/cartoonist (or if they're even the same person) behind this poem (which was in a comic strip)?
"A cactus in a shoe is bad, But fluffy socks are good. A chair made of ham is bad. It should be made of wood! A wooden sweatshirt is no use. You can't put up the hood! A chocolate monkey rump is gross! No, wait! That might be good!"
True or false: Getting mad over any damage someone else does to something of yours is never overreacting, regardless of what the object "just" is, how little the damage, the form of the damage (e.g. paint on it), and no matter how easy it is for you to fix it yourself.
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When I was a preteen attending a Lutheran school, Maundy Thursday was a day we ate the following foods:
1. Matzoh (I mistook it for some kind of cracker because it was thin and crisp)
2. Lamb
3. Grape juice
4. Boiled eggs
5. Parsley dipped in salt water...
I am not sure I remember what else.
This was before I knew that this was all Passover food or what *that* had to do with Maundy Thursday.
It turns out that's because Maundy Thursday commemorates two things on the same day:
1. More relevant to the name: Jesus washing His Disciples' feet, after which, he left a new commandment (as "Maundy" comes from the Latin "mandatum" meaning "command"): "Love one another, as I have loved you.")
2. More relevant to the food: Jesus and His Disciples had their Last Supper together, and that supper was a Passover meal. That bread had to have been matzoh.
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@TimFoustMusic, is the OU in your last name pronounced in...
A. mouse?
B. soup?
C. soul?
D. trough?
E. tough?
F. (Other kind of word with an OU pronounced some other way)
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Actually, I have thought about this before, but now I'll say it:
You notice how in @Blippi's videos (including those in alternative channels), Blippi's favorite colors are blue and orange, whereas his bestie Meekah's are purple and yellow?
Well, both of them favor pairs of...
COMPLEMENTARY COLORS!
Those are complementary because they are on opposite sides of the color wheel. Additionally, with them, and the fact that there are three primary colors in pigment, in any two complementary colors, where one is primary and the other is secondary, whichever secondary color is a complement to a primary color is the one that is made from the other two.
1. PURPLE AND YELLOW; Purple is made with red and blue, and it is the complement of yellow.
2. ORANGE AND BLUE; Orange is made with yellow and red, and it is the complement of blue.
3. GREEN AND RED; Green is made with blue and yellow, and it is the complement of red.
I know that green and red are specifically symbolic of Christmas... maybe *that's* why there is no extra friend of Blippi's who favors *that* pair of complements.
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Does anyone know the author/cartoonist (or if they're even the same person) behind this poem (which was in a comic strip)?
"A cactus in a shoe is bad,
But fluffy socks are good.
A chair made of ham is bad.
It should be made of wood!
A wooden sweatshirt is no use.
You can't put up the hood!
A chocolate monkey rump is gross!
No, wait! That might be good!"
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Here's a new "Lost lyrics" game:
Like a sink without a faucet
Like a watch without a dial
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True or false:
Getting mad over any damage someone else does to something of yours is never overreacting, regardless of what the object "just" is, how little the damage, the form of the damage (e.g. paint on it), and no matter how easy it is for you to fix it yourself.
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