
Interrupted Flow
Maintaining a "flow" state is crucial.
Viewing a subject though a semiotic lens — in order to ascertain not only what it means, but how.
Maintaining a "flow" state is crucial.
"Brusha, brusha, brusha."
Pain knocks you flat on your back.
“Made in ranch country."
"Do you realize every second, 70 centimeters of water is wasted over that spillway?"
"Sometimes food is merely a vehicle for hot sauce."
Hot sauce isn’t just a condiment — it's a cult.
“Junior is now an eager beaver."
“We always bring the flavor.”
“Sauce it up.”
An emergent trope unseats a dominant one.
“Get your local spice on.”
"Better than new."
"One can never be truly happy who does no work."