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Some cultures have "trinities" that act as the flavor base for many different recipes. There's mirepoix, soffritto, the creole trinity... Are there any other culinary trinities?

"Surf" is associated with the ocean. Is a meal still considered surf 'n turf if the surf component is not from the ocean (ie. lake/river fish)?

VRMMO stories tend to use forum discussions to show different perspectives and/or (attempt to) explain parts of the setting without completely breaking immersion; one novel actually uses it as a core part of the story. Generally speaking, however—are BBS chapters a positive existence, or would...

For example: One person might try to find redemption; another might built a vehicle to outrun the sunset and extend his days. Knowing that they will die in 100 days, what do these people do?

"Torpor" refers to an 'inactive, lethargic state'; "Torpid" is the widely-accepted adjective form of it. "Torporous" is not a real word; however, I feel that it more adequately describes torpidity than 'torpid' itself. It drags on for three syllables instead of two, and repeatedly uses the...