Scary, right? |
I know, WTF? |
But if you offer me a candy bar or a slice of pie or a bowl of ice cream or a piece of cake, my answer is...no. I just don't want it.
It's weird. |
Which I realize will make it a challenge when it comes to stuffing my stocking. What do you put in a Christmas stocking if not sweets, sweets, and more sweets?
Keeping in mind that is likely not an option. |
It's a health issue.
I didn't read the article this image came from, but I'm going to presume the answer is YES. |
Anyway, I don't know what has caused this change in my biological craving for sugar. I wish I did, so that I could become a kabillionaire by selling the secret to others. I didn't want this, I didn't seek it out. I'd say it's like cancer, if that weren't a completely shallow, insenstive, and selfish comparison to make.
So I won't say that.
But it will be interesting to see if my indifference to sweets survives the Christmas season. Because if it does, I will have completed the most successful identity transformation since Eli Manning stopped being a complete dick.
Oh wait, that hasn't happened.
Faith in the universe restored. |
I'll keep you posted on what happens. Right now I want a snack. Something...salty? I mean, what the hell is that?
Sigh.
I used to think different things tasted sweet but that only salt tasted salty. But I'm pretty sure everything that has a sweet taste has something in it ending in -ose, meaning it's some kind of sugar. And then I got a chemistry set for Christmas one year and potassium chloride was one of the chemicals. I was a smartass and knew that potassium chloride is basically just table salt with some extra protons and neutrons, so I disregarded the warning on the label and tried it. And it was like super salt. It was saltier than salt.
ReplyDeleteSo that doesn't explain why you're off sweets, but if you're jonesing for salt potassium chloride will be like cocaine. I would recommend francium chloride, which I'm sure exists, but it's rare and probably explosive. It's also radioactive, so it would probably give you cancer, but you could totally get away with that cancer comparison if you actually had cancer.
This might be my favorite comment ever in the history of this blog. Thank you, good sir.
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