Originally posted by NordlysOppressor! Freedom for syllables!
"Popcorn" has two syllables. So has "sugar". So they fit together. Adding salt instead of sugar leaves that poor second syllable all on its own. That's cruel.
On what authority do you know what's best for it? Let it be free from the yoke of literary convention!
Originally posted by PhlabibitIf you mix popcorn and sugar, they fit together so nicely that they form a unity. That's why the word "sweet" is such a perfect description of it. The one syllable expresses the unity. Mix popcorn and salt, and you'll get something as sad as "salty". Tragic.
Salty is two syllables.
Care to count the syllables in sweet?
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Originally posted by mlpriorI have already done so. A poll is meaningless, it would just show how many people are ignorant.
Thanks for that thought Ice.
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Maybe there should be a RHP poll taken:
C6H12O6 vs NaCl
Nordlys, it's up to you to get to the bottom of this, once and for all.
Oh, by the way, kettle corn, being sweet and salty, is clearly perverted.