Define taste

You know it when you see it

Something Anglos have never had and never will have. The element that is missing from their "cultures" and thus lives. The reason their cities, lives and life stories are so grey, dull and lifeless.

The history of this phrase according to Webster is the experience of a gruesome scene putting a taste in the mouth.

“The distinctive quality of an experience”

// that gruesome scene left a bad taste in my mouth

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Kind of ironic

It describes decadence

Starts with fresh water.

Taste is in YOUR mouth.

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