This or That

[Fading Fast]

On the whole, I'd rather eat Philadelphia.

Graham-cracker pie crust or pastry pie crust?

Graham cracker (doesn't get mushy as fast and tastes better).

Straight apple pie, apple crumb, or apple cheddar (didn't see that last one coming did ya)?

 

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Red sauce.

Spicy, or mild?

The answer is always spicy.

Straight apple pie, apple crumb, or apple cheddar (didn't see that last one coming did ya)?

 

[Bamaboots]

Graham cracker (doesn't get mushy as fast and tastes better).

Straight apple pie, apple crumb, or apple cheddar (didn't see that last one coming did ya)?

Straight apple, though the cheddar got me to thinking.

Blackberry or peach cobbler?

 

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Straight apple, though the cheddar got me to thinking.

Blackberry or peach cobbler?

(Apple cheddar, apple cheddar, apple cheddar, apple cheddar, apple cheddar, apple cheddar - is it stuck in your head yet? Done well, it is ridiculous.)

Peach.

For anything with fruit filling, the two big kahunas of the bakery world seem to be

Raspberry or Apricot?

 

[OldStrummer]

Raspberry. Always.

So... Chocolate with Raspberry, or chocoate with peanut butter?

 

[Fading Fast]

Raspberry. Always.

So... Chocolate with Raspberry, or chocoate with peanut butter?

Reviewing a copy of God's plan for earth, chocolate and peanut butter (recognizing that peanut butter and almost anything is in the plan's footnotes).

Peanut butter or planters cocktail peanuts?

 

[Trenchfriend]

First.

Good girl or good sweet coffee and cake?

 

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First.

Good girl or good sweet coffee and cake?

If I'm following this, my first derivative answer is I STILL HAVE A PULSE.

Coffee or cake (you can only have one - the girl you wisely chose gets the other)?

 

[Trenchfriend]

Coffee, absolutely!

Canvas-working trousers or twill/Denim-working trousers?

 

[Bamaboots]

Coffee or cake (you can only have one - the girl you wisely chose gets the other)?

It's a paradox. I need my caffeine and the girl I chose doesn't like cake but loves her coffee. Sacrifices sometimes must be made. Cake.

 

[Fading Fast]

Coffee, absolutely!

Canvas-working trousers or twill/Denim-working trousers?

Since this is getting close to a distinction-without-a-difference question, I'm making assumptions.

Canvas-Working trousers

Classic cotton chinos or traditional blue jeans?

 

[2jakes]

Traditional blue jeans.
I’ve tried but cannot get comfortable with the style jeans that sit on the hips.
Feels like they will slide down even if I tighten the belt.

Button-fly or zipper jeans?

 

[vitanola]

Button fly. On suit and work trousers, too, if they can be had. Thank Heaven for Bangkok!

 

[2jakes]

Baby Ruth or Butterfinger?

 

[vitanola]

Baby Ruth or Butterfinger?

Baby Ruth

For those who cook;

Mixing bowls:
Pressed glass or crockery

 

[2jakes]

Baby Ruth

For those who cook;

Mixing bowls:
Pressed glass or crockery

Crockery.

For those who cook beans;
metal or clay pots?

 

[vitanola]

Pottery, of course!

Rotary switches:

Or push switches:

 

[Fading Fast]

Pottery, of course!

Rotary switches:

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Or push switches:

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Good one and tough one - hard choice. Push buttons - we put them in our apartment as they were more common in '28 in our type of building when it was built.

Baby Ruth or Snickers (pretty similar ingredients - different taste)?

 

[2jakes]

Good one and tough one - hard choice. Push buttons - we put them in our apartment as they were more common in '28 in our type of building when it was built.

Baby Ruth or Snickers (pretty similar ingredients - different taste)?

Baby Ruth!
IMO; Baby Ruth are more crunchy chocolate nutty flavor.
Snickers are more on the caramel chocolate flavor with peanuts.

Double day...this or that.

1.Ball point or fountain pen?

2. Blue or black ink?

 

[Fading Fast]

Baby Ruth!
IMO; Baby Ruth are more crunchy chocolate nutty flavor.
Snickers are more on the caramel chocolate flavor with peanuts.

Double day...this or that.

1.Ball point or fountain pen?

2. Blue or black ink?

Ball point and black ink.

I'm not at all against more involved or, even, fussy technology - but fountain pens (which I've used) take fussy one step too far for me (and the ink spillage / smearing risk is no fun either). I get it if one loves them - I like old radios versus Pandora and manual wind watches versus battery, so I'm not throwing rocks out of my glass house, just saying, for me, the fountain pen trade-off isn't worth it.

Since we are there (and I'm sure we've done this before): wood-graphite or mechanical pencil?