Thread started 02/11/17 11:49amLatin |
Article: Prince's Lifelong Affair with Breakfast |
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Reply #1 posted 02/11/17 12:32pm
Robert3rd |
Props N Pounds, Latin! Will have to find time to read this, but...I suspect it's par-for-the-course when you have workaholic tendencies!!
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Update: read the article, over breakfast no less! Well-written, insightful, paints a lucid picture of one of the dopest/most prolific artists of the 20th AND 21st century. It also got me to thinking whether P's whole "Building a Mystery" shtick was to create a larger than life persona post-mortem. Wouldn't doubt it: Skipper was LIGHT YEARS ahead...in more ways than...wait for it...7even! [Edited 2/11/17 4:54am]
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Reply #2 posted 02/11/17 2:11pm
Reply #3 posted 02/11/17 2:56pm
purplepoppy |
this!
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Since he passed I make a lot more pancakes. Never realized how comforting they are. Blueberry Buckwheat are my favorite, purple sweet. Banana Pecan ain't bad either. How bout a pancake emoticon?  Brand new boogie without the hero. |
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Reply #4 posted 02/11/17 3:25pm
pinkcashmere23 |
Thanks for posting this Latin.I remember he said in the 2014 interview with Arsenio Hall that his specialty was omelets and that all his friends had high cholesterol.  |
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Reply #5 posted 02/11/17 4:17pm
FullLipsDotNos e 
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Near the university building where I have most of my classes, there's a cafe that sells pancakes and omelettes. Needless to say I'm their frequent customer  full lips, freckles, and upturned nose |
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Reply #6 posted 02/11/17 4:51pm
purplethunder3 121 
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"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0 |
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Reply #8 posted 02/11/17 7:44pm
Dibblekins |
At risk of being a pseudo-psychoanalyst, don't others notice how the 'making food for others / making and watching them eat, whilst not partaking oneself' is just a little bit controlling? It's one of the things that is constantly cited as a symptom of anorexia / related eating disorders. And, in turn, those disorders are considered to be more about control than anything else... . Love P, love his love of pancakes and egg-related foodstuffs - but it strikes me that his relationship with food was much the same as his relationships with people, and his relationship with music: P(rince) Control. 
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Reply #9 posted 02/11/17 8:58pm
FlyOnTheWall |
Man. It seems we can't have any discussion of Prince just be sweet and fun. Wow. |
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Reply #10 posted 02/11/17 9:10pm
ChanGirl |
Remember how he said that at one point he was so poor, he would stand outside McDonald's and smell the food because he couldn't afford to buy it ? He was so wounded, poor thing. Miss him so much  Everything you think is true |
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Reply #11 posted 02/11/17 9:52pm
FullLipsDotNos e 
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ChanGirl said:
Remember how he said that at one point he was so poor, he would stand outside McDonald's and smell the food because he couldn't afford to buy it ? He was so wounded, poor thing. Miss him so much 
I would only smell the McD food if I wanted to self-harm. full lips, freckles, and upturned nose |
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Reply #12 posted 02/11/17 11:00pm
purplepoppy |
Dibblekins said:
At risk of being a pseudo-psychoanalyst, don't others notice how the 'making food for others / making and watching them eat, whilst not partaking oneself' is just a little bit controlling? It's one of the things that is constantly cited as a symptom of anorexia / related eating disorders. And, in turn, those disorders are considered to be more about control than anything else... . Love P, love his love of pancakes and egg-related foodstuffs - but it strikes me that his relationship with food was much the same as his relationships with people, and his relationship with music: P(rince) Control. 
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Pancakes & eggs are and the syrup is a Hallelujah! Brand new boogie without the hero. |
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Reply #13 posted 02/11/17 11:55pm
Dibblekins |
FlyOnTheWall said:
Man. It seems we can't have any discussion of Prince just be sweet and fun. Wow.
Hey now...One post does not an entire thread (or three) make, Fly! |
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Reply #14 posted 02/11/17 11:57pm
FlyOnTheWall |
Dibblekins said:
FlyOnTheWall said:
Man. It seems we can't have any discussion of Prince just be sweet and fun. Wow.
Hey now...One post does not an entire thread (or three) make, Fly!
I know, Dibble!!! It's had to resist analyzing P. He was just so beautifully complex. Carry on!!  |
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Reply #15 posted 02/12/17 1:32pm
Latin |
pinkcashmere23 said: Thanks for posting this Latin.I remember he said in the 2014 interview with Arsenio Hall that his specialty was omelets and that all his friends had high cholesterol.  You are very welcome pinkcashmere23. Thank you for sharing. |
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Reply #16 posted 02/12/17 1:45pm
Robert3rd |
Dibblekins said: At risk of being a pseudo-psychoanalyst, don't others notice how the 'making food for others / making and watching them eat, whilst not partaking oneself' is just a little bit controlling? It's one of the things that is constantly cited as a symptom of anorexia / related eating disorders. And, in turn, those disorders are considered to be more about control than anything else... . Love P, love his love of pancakes and egg-related foodstuffs - but it strikes me that his relationship with food was much the same as his relationships with people, and his relationship with music: P(rince) Control.  . I can speak on the Black experience in America. Not the mouthpiece of my peoples, just my three cents. Food and family mix. Food becomes the item that brings the various types of personalities found in a family, together. No expert, but I suspect the same is true of Jewish, Italian, Irish, Asian, Indian, African, etc. families. Some of my African friends pine for a family members Fu-Fu (sp?), while some of my Jewish friends wax poetic over their grandma's latkes (sp?), and some of my Chinese friends talk about how delicious Century Eggs taste, when done the "right" (read: family) way. Again, just my three cents. |
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Reply #17 posted 02/12/17 1:54pm
Purplestar88 |
Dibblekins said:
At risk of being a pseudo-psychoanalyst, don't others notice how the 'making food for others / making and watching them eat, whilst not partaking oneself' is just a little bit controlling? It's one of the things that is constantly cited as a symptom of anorexia / related eating disorders. And, in turn, those disorders are considered to be more about control than anything else... . Love P, love his love of pancakes and egg-related foodstuffs - but it strikes me that his relationship with food was much the same as his relationships with people, and his relationship with music: P(rince) Control. 
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Reply #18 posted 02/12/17 1:58pm
lemoncrush19 
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Dibblekins said:
At risk of being a pseudo-psychoanalyst, don't others notice how the 'making food for others / making and watching them eat, whilst not partaking oneself' is just a little bit controlling? It's one of the things that is constantly cited as a symptom of anorexia / related eating disorders. And, in turn, those disorders are considered to be more about control than anything else... . Love P, love his love of pancakes and egg-related foodstuffs - but it strikes me that his relationship with food was much the same as his relationships with people, and his relationship with music: P(rince) Control. 
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or maybe its just one kind of taking care and prince found 1.000s of ways doing that ... 
EDIT: with every visit at this org I understand better why prince was so private
[Edited 2/12/17 6:01am] the only love there is is the love we make  |
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Reply #19 posted 02/12/17 2:19pm
GimmeThat |
lemoncrush19 said:
Dibblekins said:
At risk of being a pseudo-psychoanalyst, don't others notice how the 'making food for others / making and watching them eat, whilst not partaking oneself' is just a little bit controlling? It's one of the things that is constantly cited as a symptom of anorexia / related eating disorders. And, in turn, those disorders are considered to be more about control than anything else... . Love P, love his love of pancakes and egg-related foodstuffs - but it strikes me that his relationship with food was much the same as his relationships with people, and his relationship with music: P(rince) Control. 
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or maybe its just one kind of taking care and prince found 1.000s of ways doing that ... 
EDIT: with every visit at this org I understand better why prince was so private
[Edited 2/12/17 6:01am] Cosign on this! Feeding people is one of the ways to show you care for them. I don't eat much while I am hosting others either - I'm usually busy being hostess!  2 sevens together |
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Reply #20 posted 02/12/17 2:58pm
purplepoppy |
Anyone who cooks pancakes knows they are best served immediately. You can hold them in a low oven for a time while you make the eggs and try to serve it all while hot. It's more fun to be a "short order cook" and serve your guests right off the griddle so they can eat em hot. You have to stand at the stove anyway to make the batches so everyone's in the kitchen hanging out.
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When I was a kid my Dad would make animal pancakes. We would call out an animal and he would free form custom create our special pancake.
Brand new boogie without the hero. |
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Reply #21 posted 02/12/17 3:02pm
lemoncrush19 
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purplepoppy said:
Anyone who cooks pancakes knows they are best served immediately. You can hold them in a low oven for a time while you make the eggs and try to serve it all while hot. It's more fun to be a "short order cook" and serve your guests right off the griddle so they can eat em hot. You have to stand at the stove anyway to make the batches so everyone's in the kitchen hanging out.
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When I was a kid my Dad would make animal pancakes. We would call out an animal and he would free form custom create our special pancake.
awwww ... love ur dad 
the only love there is is the love we make  |
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Reply #22 posted 02/12/17 3:35pm
LBrent |
Yup.
Isn't food in all cultures synonymous with nurturing and love and comfort?
One of my greatest regrets is that since childhood the texture of pancakes makes me sorta gag. I'm a French Toast or blintzes kinda gal. Yum

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Reply #23 posted 02/12/17 3:46pm
FlyOnTheWall |
lemoncrush19 said:
Dibblekins said:
At risk of being a pseudo-psychoanalyst, don't others notice how the 'making food for others / making and watching them eat, whilst not partaking oneself' is just a little bit controlling? It's one of the things that is constantly cited as a symptom of anorexia / related eating disorders. And, in turn, those disorders are considered to be more about control than anything else... . Love P, love his love of pancakes and egg-related foodstuffs - but it strikes me that his relationship with food was much the same as his relationships with people, and his relationship with music: P(rince) Control. 
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or maybe its just one kind of taking care and prince found 1.000s of ways doing that ... 
EDIT: with every visit at this org I understand better why prince was so private
[Edited 2/12/17 6:01am]

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Reply #24 posted 02/12/17 4:07pm
purplepoppy |
LBrent said:
Yup.
Isn't food in all cultures synonymous with nurturing and love and comfort?
One of my greatest regrets is that since childhood the texture of pancakes makes me sorta gag. I'm a French Toast or blintzes kinda gal. Yum

awww pain perdu - that's your creole comin out. And your european with the blintzes! Brand new boogie without the hero. |
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Reply #25 posted 02/12/17 7:13pm
purplethunder3 121 
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purplepoppy said:
Anyone who cooks pancakes knows they are best served immediately. You can hold them in a low oven for a time while you make the eggs and try to serve it all while hot. It's more fun to be a "short order cook" and serve your guests right off the griddle so they can eat em hot. You have to stand at the stove anyway to make the batches so everyone's in the kitchen hanging out.
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When I was a kid my Dad would make animal pancakes. We would call out an animal and he would free form custom create our special pancake.
Gotta be better than my Dad's Bisquick pancakes...  "Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0 |
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Reply #26 posted 02/12/17 7:22pm
tish9311 |
Latin said:
Here is an article entitled "Prince's Lifelong Affair with Breakfast" published by EXTRA CRISPY. "He would cook pancakes 4 U" Check it out: http://www.extracrispy.co...-breakfast
Latin you find the best Prince articles that always seems to make me smile. I love this but I have to ask are you a librarian? Beautiful, Loved and Blessed
Thank You Prince |
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Reply #27 posted 02/12/17 7:23pm
purplethunder3 121 
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tish9311 said:
Latin said:
Here is an article entitled "Prince's Lifelong Affair with Breakfast" published by EXTRA CRISPY. "He would cook pancakes 4 U" Check it out: http://www.extracrispy.co...-breakfast
Latin you find the best Prince articles that always seems to make me smile. I love this but I have to ask are you a librarian?
Latin's a Princearian.  "Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
https://youtu.be/CVwv9LZMah0 |
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Reply #28 posted 02/12/17 8:19pm
anangellooksdo wn |
I like this article and enjoyed seeing the video again of the basketball game. Regarding Toyre's comments, it is not Prince's fault that he came from a dysfunctional family, and he was very wise to create a family of his own with his band members who loved him and he them. |
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Reply #29 posted 02/12/17 10:36pm
Robert3rd |
purplethunder3121 said:
tish9311 said:
Latin said: Here is an article entitled "Prince's Lifelong Affair with Breakfast" published by EXTRA CRISPY. "He would cook pancakes 4 U" Check it out: http://www.extracrispy.co...-breakfast
Latin you find the best Prince articles that always seems to make me smile. I love this but I have to ask are you a librarian?
Latin's a Princearian.  There's others here with..Latin. Many more for centuries until the end of time immemorial with today's announcement. |
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