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[sudgy]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

[kn1tt3r]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

[sudgy]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

[ragingduckd]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

[sudgy]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

?

[Jimmmmm]

If it doesn't have to be Vanillage (can we make that term stick?)

[sudgy]

If it doesn't have to be Vanillage (can we make that term stick?)

Holy crap.  I didn't even see that.

[SCSN]

I dislike it mainly because I find the figurative use of "vanilla" as "standard" or "generic" annoying. Vanilla is a distinct and unique flavor.

[Asper]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

Plaza has text instructions on it and therefore is not vanilla. Sudgy was talking about Bazaar.

[Jimmmmm]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

Plaza has text instructions on it and therefore is not vanilla. Sudgy was talking about Bazaar.

Oh! I thought he was talking about the most Vanilla Village of them all, Ruined Village.

[Awaclus]

I dislike it mainly because I find the figurative use of "vanilla" as "standard" or "generic" annoying. Vanilla is a distinct and unique flavor.

But not a very strong flavor.

[markusin]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

Plaza has text instructions on it and therefore is not vanilla. Sudgy was talking about Bazaar.

Oh! I thought he was talking about the most Vanilla Village of them all, Ruined Village.

Don't be silly. How is that more vanilla than the village whose shattered remains we see on Ruined village. The one we call "Walled".

Of course, Sudgy isn't talking about that one. He's talking about the first village of them all. The one that came before all the others. The Native village.

[Gveoniz]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

Plaza has text instructions on it and therefore is not vanilla. Sudgy was talking about Bazaar.

Oh! I thought he was talking about the most Vanilla Village of them all, Ruined Village.

Don't be silly. How is that more vanilla than the village whose shattered remains we see on Ruined village. The one we call "Walled".

Of course, Sudgy isn't talking about that one. He's talking about the first village of them all. The one that came before all the others. The Native village.

I thought he is talking about the farming village, the one that grow all those vanilla.

[Kirian]

I dislike it mainly because I find the figurative use of "vanilla" as "standard" or "generic" annoying. Vanilla is a distinct and unique flavor.

But not a very strong flavor.

You need to get better vanilla.

[AHoppy]

I dislike it mainly because I find the figurative use of "vanilla" as "standard" or "generic" annoying. Vanilla is a distinct and unique flavor.

ah but in the world of ice cream and yogurt, vanilla provides the foundation or "base" as some might say for creating more flavors. So when you want to make fish flavored ice cream, you add fish to vanilla ice cream, just like adding fish to village turns it orange, gives it coins and takes away its cards...

[SirPeebles]

I dislike it mainly because I find the figurative use of "vanilla" as "standard" or "generic" annoying. Vanilla is a distinct and unique flavor.

ah but in the world of ice cream and yogurt, vanilla provides the foundation or "base" as some might say for creating more flavors. So when you want to make fish flavored ice cream, you add fish to vanilla ice cream, just like adding fish to village turns it orange, gives it coins and takes away its cards...

Does fish ice cream really use vanilla ice cream as its base?  I'd imagine they'd use plain ice cream or something more savory.

Also, since when does flavored yogurt begin with vanilla yogurt as a base?  Maybe I'm just out of the loop since I haven't consumed animal products in many years, but that is certainly not the trend among coconut yogurt and almond yogurt.

[AHoppy]

I dislike it mainly because I find the figurative use of "vanilla" as "standard" or "generic" annoying. Vanilla is a distinct and unique flavor.

ah but in the world of ice cream and yogurt, vanilla provides the foundation or "base" as some might say for creating more flavors. So when you want to make fish flavored ice cream, you add fish to vanilla ice cream, just like adding fish to village turns it orange, gives it coins and takes away its cards...

Does fish ice cream really use vanilla ice cream as its base?  I'd imagine they'd use plain ice cream or something more savory.

Also, since when does flavored yogurt begin with vanilla yogurt as a base?  Maybe I'm just out of the loop since I haven't consumed animal products in many years, but that is certainly not the trend among coconut yogurt and almond yogurt.

I'm no expert on fish ice cream or yogurt, but I know that you do usually add vanilla to ice cream even if you aren't making vanilla, I believe even chocolate will have some vanilla in it, but I'm not positive. And I suppose with yogurt plain yogurt is a more common base than plain ice cream, so I apologize, that's probably wrong. and I've never had coconut yogurt or almond yogurt... sounds interesting

[mail-mi]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

Plaza has text instructions on it and therefore is not vanilla. Sudgy was talking about Bazaar.

Oh! I thought he was talking about the most Vanilla Village of them all, Ruined Village.

Don't be silly. How is that more vanilla than the village whose shattered remains we see on Ruined village. The one we call "Walled".

Of course, Sudgy isn't talking about that one. He's talking about the first village of them all. The one that came before all the others. The Native village.

I thought he is talking about the farming village, the one that grow all those vanilla.

No no no, we've got to go all the way back to base. The vanilla ice cream at the Festival, right?

[Kirian]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

Plaza has text instructions on it and therefore is not vanilla. Sudgy was talking about Bazaar.

That would be quite bazaar if he had meant that.

[sudgy]

...

[Kuildeous]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

Plaza has text instructions on it and therefore is not vanilla. Sudgy was talking about Bazaar.

That would be quite bazaar if he had meant that.

That's fair.

[SirPeebles]

I am now starting a movement to call the Vanilla Village the Vanillage.  Who's with me?

Which one? Worker's Village?

The original one, it's called the Vanilla Village sometimes, because it's the first.

I don't understand. Why should Plaza be called Vanillage?

Plaza has text instructions on it and therefore is not vanilla. Sudgy was talking about Bazaar.

That would be quite bazaar if he had meant that.

That's fair.

Ugh, I am not going to be party to this conversation.

[markusin]

I dislike it mainly because I find the figurative use of "vanilla" as "standard" or "generic" annoying. Vanilla is a distinct and unique flavor.

ah but in the world of ice cream and yogurt, vanilla provides the foundation or "base" as some might say for creating more flavors. So when you want to make fish flavored ice cream, you add fish to vanilla ice cream, just like adding fish to village turns it orange, gives it coins and takes away its cards...

Does fish ice cream really use vanilla ice cream as its base?  I'd imagine they'd use plain ice cream or something more savory.

Also, since when does flavored yogurt begin with vanilla yogurt as a base?  Maybe I'm just out of the loop since I haven't consumed animal products in many years, but that is certainly not the trend among coconut yogurt and almond yogurt.

But almond ice cream and coconut ice cream do tend to have vanilla flavouring added. Never tried the yogurt's though

[shMerker]

Yogurt usually doesn't have vanilla unless it is actually vanilla-flavored. Yogurt already has a lot of flavor without any other help. Cream without flavor mostly just tastes like bad decisions.

[AHoppy]

Yeah, I was wrong about yogurt. but most ice cream does have vanilla in it I'm pretty sure.