That’s a fairly small amount of Turkish Delight for an average-sized person, I’d say? The reason the magic winter was so cold and “lasted” so long is because there wasn’t much magic density in the sweets. I wouldn’t WANT to eat a double helping of her milfy treats in that timeframe, but I could easily.
I like Turkish Delight. I do. A lot if people don't like Turkish delight, I mean Fry's Turkish delight. The type with the chocolate on it and the purple wrapper. But I like it. A lot of people say "ugh Turkish delight that's disgusting. How can you eat that? It's like eating perfume, it's like eating old women's perfume. Like lavender water, or rose water or whatever it is. How can you like that?" But I like it. I like turkish Delight. I don't like it enough to get it for every day, or every week. In fact I can't remember the last time I got a Turkish delight. But every now and then, I'll be in a shop and I walk by the shelves with all the chocolate and I'll see a Turkish delight and I'll get it. It's nice, I like it. I like Turkish Delight.
Rape is hard. This was maybe my answer to Jack, whom, as much as I admire him, I do quibble with. Narnia had a very medieval philosophy: that if the faun was a good person, the faun would not rape. We look at real history and it’s not that simple. Jack can say that Mr. Tumnus became civilized and hadn't raped for a hundred years, and he was gentle and good. But Jack doesn’t ask the question: What if he stumbled across a daughter of Eve? Did he maintain a standing erection? What did he do to her when she fell under the spell of his flute? And what about all these other halfbreeds? By the end of the war, the White Witch is gone but all of the halfbreeds aren’t gone – they’re in the mountains, raping. Did Mr. Tumnus pursue a policy of systematic rape abstention? Even when Lucy was prancing around in her little human skirts?
>turkish deligh
why did you mean by this ?
that's the name of the turkish sugarslop
it's called "rahat lokum" and it's pretty good if you don't mind a strong sugary taste
>turkish deligh
Is a code name for when an older woman gives a kid a BJ.
>would you like some Turkish Delight?
>not particularly, got any kebabs?
Any American kid would bite into this and go “Gross. You got any chocolate?”
>got anything that tastes like vomit?
that's only hershey's
She already offered the turkish delight
>europeans piss and shit themselves crying everytime they have to puke
>I've been conditioned to crave chocolate everytime i puke
you lost
>smelling sick body fluids makes me crave slop
not really something to brag about, muttbro
Fantasy food general?
Bangarang
Isn't t*rkish delight just gelatin with some powdered sugar on it? What's so great about that?
no, it's flavoured with rosewater, pistachios, cashews, almonds, coconut, dates, oranges, you name it
Wood.
That’s a fairly small amount of Turkish Delight for an average-sized person, I’d say? The reason the magic winter was so cold and “lasted” so long is because there wasn’t much magic density in the sweets. I wouldn’t WANT to eat a double helping of her milfy treats in that timeframe, but I could easily.
no one is answering op's question
she was picturing him eating her c**t like that. is that what you wanted to hear?
Yes
>sucks and fricks a Calormen and gets sent to Hell for being a prostitute
Why bros?
>sucks and fricks a Calormen
based confidently dishonest moron
Heard she visited him after he was turned into a donkey too. No implications. Just saying.
shoo shoo furgay
I like Turkish Delight. I do. A lot if people don't like Turkish delight, I mean Fry's Turkish delight. The type with the chocolate on it and the purple wrapper. But I like it. A lot of people say "ugh Turkish delight that's disgusting. How can you eat that? It's like eating perfume, it's like eating old women's perfume. Like lavender water, or rose water or whatever it is. How can you like that?" But I like it. I like turkish Delight. I don't like it enough to get it for every day, or every week. In fact I can't remember the last time I got a Turkish delight. But every now and then, I'll be in a shop and I walk by the shelves with all the chocolate and I'll see a Turkish delight and I'll get it. It's nice, I like it. I like Turkish Delight.
Rape is hard. This was maybe my answer to Jack, whom, as much as I admire him, I do quibble with. Narnia had a very medieval philosophy: that if the faun was a good person, the faun would not rape. We look at real history and it’s not that simple. Jack can say that Mr. Tumnus became civilized and hadn't raped for a hundred years, and he was gentle and good. But Jack doesn’t ask the question: What if he stumbled across a daughter of Eve? Did he maintain a standing erection? What did he do to her when she fell under the spell of his flute? And what about all these other halfbreeds? By the end of the war, the White Witch is gone but all of the halfbreeds aren’t gone – they’re in the mountains, raping. Did Mr. Tumnus pursue a policy of systematic rape abstention? Even when Lucy was prancing around in her little human skirts?
Tolkien and Lewis were arguing while drunk off the rocker.
Can't wait for the new Narnia reboot featuring the critically aclaimed Barbie director!