today is the 5rh anniversary of when I first had banana slices wrapped in anchovies. tonight's snack will be that in celebration. #BeBoldWithBananas
it was all inspired by someone posting an image from the book during the first lockdown. https://bookriot.com/when-used-books-attack-banana-edition/ is an article about it.
When Used Books Attack: Banana Edition

At RiverRun Bookstore, we carry used books as well as new. People drop off boxes of their books, and we go through them and decide what we would like to

BOOK RIOT
in celebration of it being 5 years I double wrapped the #banana slices this year. #BeBoldWithBananas #anchovy #AnchovyWrappedBananas
@bob this is what happens when you let the intrusive thoughts win, Bob.
@Thayer how about the time I added marmite to the mix. https://flic.kr/p/2iPsSaS 
banana, anchovies and Marmite.

Flickr
@bob Bob. No.
@Thayer @bob bob. Yes. Come on bob. This is up there with my strawberries and English mustard combo for Wimbledon.
@rgarner @Thayer I am intrigued by your ideas and wish to subscribe to your mailing list.
@bob @rgarner @Thayer I feel this needs to be reported to somebody
@pikesley @bob @Thayer some food awards body, perhaps, maybe Prue Leith?

@rgarner @bob You are both bad and you should feel bad.

(Not you, @Thayer. You’re lovely.)

@dhwthompson @bob @Thayer

class Symbol
def bad? = true
end

RSpec::Matchers.define(:feel_bad) { match { |_actual| true } }

RSpec.describe 'matters' do
it 'tracks' do
aggregate_failures do
expect(:russ).to be_bad && feel_bad
expect(:bob).to be_bad && feel_bad
end
end
end

> rspec matters_spec.rb

1 example, 0 failures, 1 passed
Finished in 0.001248 seconds

@rgarner @dhwthompson @bob @Thayer holy shit that actually passes. I salute you, while calling the police with the other hand.
@rgarner @dhwthompson @bob @Thayer also, you taught me something, I did not know about aggregate_failures, so it just goes to show, no bullshit is *completely* useless.
@rgarner @bob @Thayer Thank you for reminding me why I miss Ruby and reminding me why I *really* don’t miss Ruby.