That all started to sound a bit like the start of 'the road'at the beginning. Thankfully the rules exclude human flesh for most of us (which technically can be stored for years... and i'll never forget that cellar scene!).
I'll have a crack at this... @rolltwodice
What was that I said about bots?
You blow on two 6-sided dice, and throw:
First die lands...
You rolled a 6.
Second die lands...
You rolled a 1.
Dried apricots and a can of mushrooms.
Im glad you get points for difficulty - do I have to declare my third ingredient now or can I leave thay as a surprise in my post?
You should set the tasks for Masterchef. It'd nake it more interesting to say the least.
Great competition btw. Vwell thought through.
You should declare it here but you can wait to declare it until just before you post your entry. You have until May 3.
I found The Road to be extremely depressing. One of those movies that is worth watching but you never really want to see it again.
It was that cellar scene that did it for me.
NB - I have been reliably informed by someone with impeccable taste in novels that the book version is one of the best he's ever read - apparently the film misses a lot of the father-son relationship stuff which is more about what the book focuses on!
Thanks, I have never watched Master Chef if that is what you are referring to. What are the tasks?
It must be a British (and Australian) thing... there are lots, but there's one called 'the invention test' where they get given a certain, limited number of ingredients, which typically mix really well, and have to make something.
Random dice rolls would definitely spice that up, excuse the pun.
I feel for you on those ingredients you rolled. ๐
Not at all... there are marks for difficulty of ingredients. I welcome it!
That's the spirit! I look forward to seeing what you come up with.