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>Since a pan/skillet is involved, is this for deep dish use only, or
>will it serve for thinner crusts?

Not only for deep dish, I usually do a regular "stretched dough"-type crust. I haven't tried it with anything that might be marketed as "thin 'n crispy", as that's not really my thing.

>(I expect Flandre and Minna will cross paths eventually, so
>this should only require patience, but that's never been a strong suit
>of the EPU fandom. Though I think we have, on average, gotten better
>over the years.)

Given the incredible variability of output over the last decade or so, those of you who are still here have had little choice, unfortunately. :/

>If she had been present, she probably would have seconded Erica's
>motion regarding marriage requirements.

Part of me is tempted to actually show the witches in council over this matter, but then I would have to entitle that episode "Failing the Bechdel Test" and I dunno if I need the tsuris. :)

(Well, OK, the Bechdel test stipulates that women in scenes must not only talk about men, not that they never can, but still.)

>Well, there's some speculation fodder. I can think of a few of front
>runners, from the stereotypically vampiric, to the lewd, to the almost
>mundanely mystical.

... to the Dutch. ;)

Anyway, I'll get to it, but for now I'll put your mind partly at ease and assure you that it isn't lewd. Well, not by any reasonably conventional standard of lewdness. Everything is lewd to someone...

>Did Mio even notice Remilia's nature, it didn't seem like it.
>Certainly if she did, she clearly didn't much care. Though out of all
>the witches she's probably the absolute most likely to go the path of
>'if G is OK with it, why should I worry?'

Yeah, Mio knows something is up, but she's not bothered. A, she reckons the boy has pretty good taste, and B, her own confidence level is such that she figures if there is a problem, she'll handle it.

>The second card would probably trigger various amused sounds from G
>and Remilia that Eila would entirely not comprehend. Interesting that
>both cards official (as much as Tarot can be said to have it)
>interpretations actually do seem fitting, above and beyond their
>winking reference value.

The thing about Eila's Tarot readings is that nobody else thinks they're accurate, and even Eila doesn't realize how they are a lot of the time, but they usually are.

>>She spends a good bit of her time revolving the "just my type" joke in
>>her head, but she can't... quite... get it to a punch line yet. :)
>
>Not without some blushing I expect. I'm sure she'll get it sorted out
>eventually.

These days, Flandre sometimes thinks that "I'll Get It Sorted Out Eventually" (possibly in a Latin translation) should be on her personal coat of arms, if she had one.

(Of potential interest, the actual motto on the Scarlet family's escutcheon is NON CEDERE - "we do not yield".)

>I knew nothing of Touhou before this storyline came about, so that
>wasn't me. It does give me the mental image of one of the Scarlet
>sisters actually wielding Sakuya as a weapon and beheading
>someone with her.

Heh. Well, three out of the four people she lives with are strong enough to deploy her in a Fastball Special, which might count. :)

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