Mine were ruched and teal.
No they aren't. Not fundamentally.
The description of the Turkish variant helped me clarify a bit:
In Turkey, a similar game is uzun eşek ("long donkey"). The person standing up is the referee and is called the "pillow". One team bends over, then the other team one by one jumps on the "donkey". If the Donkey can stand the pressure, the first person to go in the jumping team puts up one or two with his fingers. If the donkey can guess the number right, they are permitted to jump. If the jumpers fall to the ground, it is the donkey's turn to jump. If the donkey falls, the jumpers jump again.
This was a lot of my degree. We licked everything. Still do.
Mouthfeel is an incredible sense. Babies learn what the world is by pushing handfuls of it into their mouths. Texture, taste, angularity, porosity, density, degree of lithificaton.... instantly.
*edit: we did not all lick things. There are two distinct schools of thought, and not a lot of fence sitters.
Sometimes you have to grow your own community... a smaller user base requires much more individual participation.
Be persistent ♡
Hegseth is the human equivalent of gas station boner pills and that's a hill I'll kill on.
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