Soul Food

[The Ruptured Duck]

Overheard at a jazz club (by one of my friends)

Woman:  "You like soul food?"
Man:  "I'm a Nihilist"

 :D

[a1]

[beaky]

(applauds by snapping fingers)

[Willit Run]

I don't believe it!!!  :D

[Ashar]

I don't believe it!!!  :D

I don't get it!!

[The Ruptured Duck]

[quote][quote]I don't believe it!!!

[Ashar]

I don't believe it!!!  :D

I don't get it!!

What part

All of it

First thing that comes to my mind when I read the word Nihilist is the final boss of Half Life...The Nihilanth

[The Ruptured Duck]

Soul Food=Music or something else that is "good for the soul", according to beetniks (such as good jazz).

Nihilist=someone who believes they do not have a soul and do not believe in any religion.

Soul food does not refer to your soul, as defined by religions necessarily.  Its kinda hard to explain, just find yourself a beetnik bar and see for yourself

[H]

Duck!! -- you really ruptured that!

Although 'soul food' was originally a term applied to low-cost foods from the southern U.S., there is also a term 'food for the soul'. A nihilist would, therefore, have no soul to feed, thus no craving for soul food.

8-)

[Ashar]

Oh...Thanks for that

[The Ruptured Duck]

Duck!! -- you really ruptured that!

Although 'soul food' was originally a term applied to low-cost foods from the southern U.S., there is also a term 'food for the soul'. A nihilist would, therefore, have no soul to feed, thus no craving for soul food.

8-)

Soul food is not just food though!

[H]

Duck!! -- you really ruptured that!
Although 'soul food' was originally a term applied to low-cost foods from the southern U.S., there is also a term 'food for the soul'. A nihilist would, therefore, have no soul to feed, thus no craving for soul food.

Soul food is not just food though!

As I explained, which wasn't contradicting you; the problem was that one could lose their soul just trying to decipher your post.  

8-)

[The Ruptured Duck]

Duck!! -- you really ruptured that!
Although 'soul food' was originally a term applied to low-cost foods from the southern U.S., there is also a term 'food for the soul'. A nihilist would, therefore, have no soul to feed, thus no craving for soul food.

Soul food is not just food though!

As I explained, which wasn't contradicting you; the problem was that one could lose their soul just trying to decipher your post.

[Piper_Cub]

I smell some duck cookin

[Keep It Simple]

This is getting too complicated and making me hungry.
Let's all get a surreal burger at the Salvador Deli