Taste

Mr. Kochte, 

You mean you can't tell me by flavour and 
texture (detected with the teeth, lips or tongue) 
the composition of a figurine or model 
blindfolded?

Occupational hazard of scratchbuilding and 
needing a third arm and hand. 

 You mean you can't tell the taste of brake fluid, 
antifreeze from the rad, antifreeze from the 
windshield wipers, or transmission fluid and oil 
one from the other?

Occupational hazard of owning old cars that 
tend to leave fluids behind and correct 
diagnosis can save $$$. I still remember the 
witch doctor look my friends gave me one night 
when a buddy's car went up in a smokescreen, 
we stopped, I detected liquid residue under the 
hood, slightly yellow/greenish but fairly 
transparent, and I tasted it and pronounced it 
rad fluid due to the sweet taste and fishy smell. 
They just about crossed themselves and 
invoked divine protection....

 You mean you can't identify the entire acrylic 
and oil-based paint lines (down to individual 
colour codes) by taste from the end of the 
paintbrush using spit pointing? 

...and you call yourself a painter! 

Sheesh. Taste is a real handy sense. Though I'm 
still waiting for FireNewt Red in a lovely 
raspberry flavour....

Tomb
---------------------------------------------
Thomas Barclay
Co-Creator of http://www.stargrunt.ca 
Stargrunt II and Dirtside II game site

No Battle Plan Survives Contact With Dice.
-- Mark 'Indy' Kochte
---------------------------------------------