The writers and producers must be *very* embarrassed by an error I just discovered in Lisa the Vegetarian. Seconds before SLH is seen licking at the gazpacho, he is seen curled up and resting at the party.
Of course any healthy dog would never sleep with so many strangers in the yard. He'd be busy running around, visiting with everyone.
Either none of the writers/producers have ever owned a dog, or none of them have ever had such a social life where they ever have had even one guest at their home, or they are incompetent writers. For shame.
What? Specify the objects of your prepositions, Professor.
If "it" is supposed to be the gazpacho, then you have totally missed the point of my original post.
If "it" is supposed to be the writers, SLH or Lisa, then your post is nonsensical.
If "it" is supposed to be the vegetarian meals referenced by Linda, you are wrong because the quote is "You'd be surprised how often you find a big hunk of pork in them" and not "PIECE of pork in IT".
I don't mean to be rude but I'm just trying to figure out what you're saying.
If Mr. Bud had blown my mind, it would have pleased me greatly to offer him dinner. But in fact his riposte was irrelevant. It is a true statement, of course, but since it doesn't apply to the original discussion he gets nothing.