Arrows.

Yesterday me and some friends discussed food. One of them came up with the idea that everyone should use drip because then we'd never have to eat again. Being me I didn't agree of course. Imagine not being able to eat that amazing dish of pasta or fish. The answer was that we could eat if we wanted, but that we actually didn't have to if we didn't feel like it. I'm still sceptical. Sure, there are days when I don't feel like cooking, but I don't wanna skip meals like that. I mean food... mmm... food...
You know, one of the best experiences I've had was a simple burger on Westminster bridge in London on April 2nd 2005. We still don't know if the burger was that amazing or if it was the whole experience and the hunger that made it. Another experience was a piece of a haggis at the back of a tourbus in Scotland on August 31st 2005. It was amazing.
Both of these experiences probably depend on the surroundings more than the actual food, but isn't that the whole thing? You're so used to stuff that when you do something unusual it becomes amazing? Hrm, maybe my friends are right about the drip-theory after all...