Ganoush DiBaba

TheDarkThing
"Oh have you not heard of that famous Lebanese soccer player Ganoush DiBaba?  They say he's super smooth on the field, all decked out in his purple uniform."

I made homemade Baba Ganoush (super easy by the way) this weekend and my sister and I, the big dorks that we are, kept referring to it as Ganoush DiBaba.  Who does sound like a real person, doesn't he?

"Do you like Ganoush DiBaba better hot or cold?"

"Ganoush DiBaba is gluten-free!"

 Somethings are better kept to oneself, particularly when it comes to spectacularly high levels of absurdity.  Sorry.


Comments

  1. Now, that's what I'm gonna call it too! Mwahahaha!

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  2. Never heard of Ganoush guy, but again I'm not
    into soccer anyway c: and now I'm confused
    whether its food or not, time to Google I think!
    Xx

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  3. Cold! At least I usually was when I played soccer. :)

    Sounds like two well-adjusted adults being goofy--hold onto your inner child (she's fun).

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  4. Isn't it funny how families hold onto things like that? In mine, futons are "crutons" and shall be here and forever more. I love the peek into yours.

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  5. Haha, thanks for making me laugh! You are awesome!

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  6. oh, I love Ganoush DiBaba. really very easy to make. and I prefer it cold. him cold? now I'm confused :)

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  7. i echco what lauren said. to hear me talk around the house may make you question my sanity. but i think it's these things that actually keep us sane. and it's also just called having fun under all circumstances. xoxo

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  8. ha! so funny. we say humans of bunions and piri has onions. so weird and doesn't make sense. but among family it sure does! :)

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  9. //REPLY: haha you're not a dork, thanks for your message c: Xx

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  10. Haha, I love little inside jokes like this (even if we're not supposed to understand them). Do you watch Homeland? There was a reference this past week to an Iranian football goalie with a name that might as well have been Ganoush diBaba, haha. xo

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  11. Lol. I love it. These little stories are so fun to hear. :)

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  12. I would have done the same thing. Does eating/cooking baba ganoush make you stinky too? I avoid it because it seems to seep into my pores, clothes, everything. But maybe it's that specific recipe.

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  13. Haha! Conversations like this keep the world turning, no doubt.

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  14. Ahahaha! This is awesome . . . and one reason we're sure to be friends for real! :)

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