I thought this was simply brilliant. Such a wonderful way to explain what is wrong with so many reviewers and critics, professional and otherwise, of so many artistic endeavors: reviewing/critiquing a preconceived notion, rather than the reasonably presented expectation.
THIS PRETZEL IS THE WORST LASAGNA EVER
Imagine you are one of the foremost makers of lasagna in the entire world.
You spent an anonymous decade making the same lasagna over and over again, obsessively perfecting your craft. When you make a lasagna, there can be no doubt it is the result of years of passion, perspiration and perseverance. Your lasagna captures, in its meaty deliciousness and cheese-tastic wonder, the very thumbprint of God.
You are as close to a prophet of lasagna as a human being can ever come. You have created a lasagna so perfect, your face and name are synonymous with lasagna. You cannot even make lasagna as fast as the world wants to devour it. There are websites and people who spend a significant portion of their lives dreaming about what your next lasagna will be like.
Stretch your imagination a bit further.
Imagine…
… that one day you make a pretzel.
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Jaye Em Edgecliff 