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Thread: Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
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-05-22-2008 #1
Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
A man named Jonathan was traveling through the midlands, when he came upon a city by a river. The villagers viewed him warily, as he was clearly a Westerner. Still, one villager, noticing his small satchel, asked “what is that you have there, stranger.”
“Why, that is my Scott stone. It is used for making soup.”
“Strange…” the villager responded. “I would not think a Scott stone could make soup.”
Jonathan offered to demonstrate, and set a pot to boil, adding the Scott stone. He tasted the broth, and proclaimed “this is quite good, but dash of Haslett weed would give it some great flavor.”
The villager obliged, and brought the Haslett weed, which was added to the pot. It did improve the soup, but still it was not complete.
“In days past,” Jonathan explained, “I added some Saunders roots to the soup. That really added something great.” And so, another villager brought this ingredient, which was added.
“Almost perfect,” Jonathan proclaimed, “all we need now is some Devaney beef. Just a touch would make this complete.” This final ingredient was added, and all feasted on the delicious meal prepared.
The next day, as Jonathan prepared to leave the next day, he offered to sell the Scott stone to the villagers so that they could make more of the wonderful soup.
“What are we, a bunch of morons?” the villagers scoffed, turning their backs on the shyster, “clearly, we don’t need the Scott stone.”
The end.Last edited by AvengerRam; -05-22-2008 at 05:51 PM.
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-05-22-2008 #2
Re: Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
Oh boy.... should have seen where that was going
Last edited by cfh128; -05-23-2008 at 12:09 AM.
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-05-23-2008 #3
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Re: Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
Sounds like a sloppy recipe to me ..
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-05-23-2008 #4
Re: Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
Walked right into that one...
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-05-23-2008 #5
Re: Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
Ah, but what do they know...
Some say the Scott stone has nutritional value. Sure it's hard to tell whether it's doing anything now, but it may make you fitter in the long run.
Others say the Scott stone is the only proper way to stir the pot for a perfect stone soup.
And then the kooky wiseman who wears a chicken on his head observes that if the Scott stone goes and the soup doesn't get renamed Haslett weed soup, the Haslett weed will turn toxic, and a snake without a head will cast plague on the entire village. Yeah, nobody ever knows what he's saying anyway.
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-05-23-2008 #6
Re: Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
But what does it have to do with pot?
Patient, not saintly.
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-05-23-2008 #7
Re: Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
I'm pretty sure there's a message behind this story but i can't quite grasp it.......is it the Cardinals are gonna suck this year?
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-05-24-2008 #8
Re: Stone Soup (A Folk Tale)
Just smoke the Haslett weed and eat a snickers.
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