Princess Bride Essay Questions

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35 thoughts I had while watching the Princess Bride for the first time

Everyone tells me that The Princess Bride is one of thoses movies you have to watch before you die. I’m not really a fantasy movie fan, but I have been putting it off too long.

1.This screams 1987

2.Is this based on a book?

3.Were there pirates in the Renaissance?

4.Buttercup for some reason reminds me of Bella from Twilight.

5.Is that Lord Farquaad?

6.Never trust men you find in the woods

7.I guess she had that coming.

8.So they took her to start a war?

9.Who fishes at night?

10.That’s a big eel

11.Who climbs a rope like that?

12.Is it supposed to be a surprise that Westley is the guy in black?

13.If you're going to kill someone, kill them.
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With the paddle attachment, run your mixer on medium-low until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. This takes about 5 minutes

3.Add in peanut butter, squash, vanilla and buttermilk in the mixer. Continue to mix until combined.

4.With the mixer running on low, add the chocolate chips. Be careful to not over mix.

5.Put dough out onto a floured surface and fold into a ball.

6.Pat dough into a circle about 2 inches deep, and cut into 8 triangles.

7.Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake for 18-20 minutes.

8.Allow scones to cool on a wire rack.

**During my 1st attempt at making these, it turned into cookie dough. (I think I let my butter set out too long) So I rolled the dough into 2.5 inch balls. Then baked them at 350F for 16

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