a) brush one’s teeth to remove the fishy flavour?
b) eat a Thin Mint?
After eating smoked salmon should one…
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a) brush one’s teeth to remove the fishy flavour?
b) eat a Thin Mint?
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Confused why “c) Continue eating more smoked salmon” isn’t an option.
Because one has run out of smoked salmon.
Move on to the gravlax?
That is a horrible, tragic happening, and one should immediately venture forth for more smoked salmon. Because it is so good.
First A) then B) because no one needs to eat fishy thin mints.
If you really love your teeth, technically A, B, A, but I’m not that hygenic.
Well, B then A. Enjoy the thin mint, then clean one’s teeth of both.
Eat the thin mints because they are delicious and then if you want, brush your teeth. 🙂
d) buy more smoked salmon so the consumption may continue
e) have a backup stash of fish-flavored hard candies
Eat sardines on the theory the two will result in an interference pattern, and cancel out.
. . . could also chew on a coffee bean . . .
Well seeing how salmon swim up stream to head back to where they started, to do there thing, maybe swimming backwards downstream will cause the salmon taste in your mouth to return to the place it was before you ate it. Yes I’m a genius.
The answer is always b)
Thin Mints are always the answer.
A then B then B then B…
Consider moving immediately to the garlic course.
I’m going to say eat a Thin Mint. Especially since I can’t eat them anymore. I think someone should be eating them. But then, I don’t eat smoked salmon either, so there you go.
Eat really good crackers before the Thin Mints course.
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