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Chokes McGee posted:this anime sucks, cowboy bebop was better I'm hoping for an Evangelion future. Quick and painless, like ripping off a bandaid.
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Ghost of Reagan Past posted:Wait, what is he saying. He's saying unless a Calvinist joins the race its going to be boring and lifeless.
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Apr 19, 2015 01:10
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Best part of school lunches for me was tons of other kids didnt finish, and would leave untouched food on their trays for me to scavange  being poor sucks.
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I still remember the weekly school lunch menu cycle. Monday: pizza, but on a hamburger bun Tuesday: breaded meat chunks, mashed potatoes and gravy (yellow or brown) Weds: pasta, usually "spaghetti" Thurs: whichever color gravy we didn't get Tues Fri: square pizza
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Apr 19, 2015 01:39
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Quote of the night, “There’s nothing more honorable than serving one’s country and there’s no greater heroes to our country than our military, but I might suggest to parents, I’d wait a couple of years until we get a new commander-in-chief that will once again believe ‘one nation under god’ and believe that people of faith should be a vital part of the process of not only governing this country, but defending this country.” ~ Mike Huckabee
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Apr 19, 2015 01:40
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WhiskeyJuvenile posted:conch fritters my school had them and was Cool and Good
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Apr 19, 2015 01:49
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Joementum posted:Quote of the night, “There’s nothing more honorable than serving one’s country and there’s no greater heroes to our country than our military, but I might suggest to parents, I’d wait a couple of years until we get a new commander-in-chief that will once again believe ‘one nation under god’ and believe that people of faith should be a vital part of the process of not only governing this country, but defending this country.” ~ Mike Huckabee "But after we're elected, yeah, definitely sign your kids up for the military, cuz we're gonna need all the soldiers we can get for the wars we've got planned."
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When he says 'defend' he really means 'expand through endless wars of conquest'. This is basic stuff
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Apr 19, 2015 02:20
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Nobody had chicken a la king? I was a happy loving camper on those days. But jello with pieces of fruit suspended inside was my enemy. In retrospect these meals are all sounding rather balanced and substantial. Also my favorite part of the Ron Paul blimp was when there was some issue with funding or permits or whatever and it looked like it wasn't going to happen. The Paul forums had a not insignificant contingent who were like "THEY'RE KEEPING THE BLIMP FROM US, THIS IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANY ONE MAN OR BUSINESS. SEIZE THE BLIMP"
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Apr 19, 2015 02:30
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skaboomizzy posted:I still remember the weekly school lunch menu cycle. I think mine was Monday: hotdogs Tuesday: tacos Wednesday: hamburgers with chocolate milk Thursday: sloppy joes, and burritos in a bag Friday: pizza day! (The best day of the week)
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Apr 19, 2015 02:31
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Karnegal posted:Well as my grandmother talks about it, during her years in the cafeteria food was cooked from scratch. Whereas when I was in school it seemed that food prep was largely heating. When the Feds became involved in unfunded school lunch mandates, that's when. I blame Nixon.
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Apr 19, 2015 02:45
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Joementum posted:Quote of the night, “There’s nothing more honorable than serving one’s country and there’s no greater heroes to our country than our military, but I might suggest to parents, I’d wait a couple of years until we get a new commander-in-chief that will once again believe ‘one nation under god’ and believe that people of faith should be a vital part of the process of not only governing this country, but defending this country.” ~ Mike Huckabee Even if I weren't liberal, this would deeply offend me. For gently caress's sake.
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Apr 19, 2015 02:50
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skaboomizzy posted:I still remember the weekly school lunch menu cycle. Any school that doesn't deserve the sanctity of Taco Tuesday deserves destruction.
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Mantis42 posted:Any school that doesn't deserve the sanctity of Taco Tuesday deserves destruction. Lego Movie has ruined taco tuesday
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site posted:Lego Movie has ruined taco tuesday Good thing President Business is running in 2016.
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A Winner is Jew posted:
Catching up with the thread (and scrolling furiously). But here's an article along the same lines. quote:These reforms were all well-intentioned. But their effect on the general level of C.E.O. salaries has been approximately zero. Executive compensation dipped during the financial crisis, but it has risen briskly since, and is now higher than it’s ever been. Median C.E.O. pay among companies in the S. & P. 500 was $10.5 million in 2013; total compensation is up more than seven hundred per cent since the late seventies. There’s little doubt that the data for 2014, once compiled, will show that C.E.O. compensation has risen yet again. And shareholders, it turns out, rather than balking at big pay packages, approve most of them by margins that would satisfy your average tinpot dictator. Last year, all but two per cent of compensation packages got majority approval, and seventy-four per cent of them received more than ninety per cent approval. quote:At root, the unstoppable rise of C.E.O. pay involves an ideological shift. Just about everyone involved now assumes that talent is rarer than ever, and that only outsize rewards can lure suitable candidates and insure stellar performance. Yet the evidence for these propositions is sketchy at best, as Michael Dorff, a professor of corporate law at Southwestern Law School, shows in his new book, “Indispensable and Other Myths.” Dorff told me that, with large, established companies, “it’s very hard to show that picking one well-qualified C.E.O. over another has a major impact on corporate performance.” Indeed, a major study by the economists Xavier Gabaix and Augustin Landier, who happen to believe that current compensation levels are economically efficient, found that if the company with the two-hundred-and-fiftieth-most-talented C.E.O. suddenly managed to hire the most talented C.E.O. its value would increase by a mere 0.016 per cent. http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/04/20/why-c-e-o-pay-reform-failed
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VikingofRock posted:I think mine was gently caress you this song finally fell out of my head 10 years ago
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Luigi Thirty posted:gently caress you this song finally fell out of my head 10 years ago I had no clue the Aquabats were a semi-successful band. I thought they were some garage band that got spots on Yo Gabba Gabba because the lead singer was the show's co-creator or something. 
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VikingofRock posted:I think mine was Haha I'm glad I didn't have to make the reference but the minute people started talking about school lunches that song plays non stop in my head.
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Apr 19, 2015 04:25
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tsa posted:But you're a loving idiot if you think you can have healthy tasty lunches for the same price as a pizza and fries. Well, if the cooks actually cook, I bet we can. Potatoes, rice, beans, cabbage, etc.
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Accretionist posted:Well, if the cooks actually cook, I bet we can. Potatoes, rice, beans, cabbage, etc. Just making food taste terrible does not make it healthy, and definitely doesn't make it tasty. (Cabbage, really? Are you a stereotype Russian peasant?)
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Accretionist posted:Well, if the cooks actually cook, I bet we can. Potatoes, rice, beans, cabbage, etc.
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Samurai Sanders posted:I dunno how many lunch ladies schools hire anymore, but I be it's as few as they can get away with; too few to do proper cooking for that many people. Use child labor to supplement.
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Nintendo Kid posted:Just making food taste terrible does not make it healthy, and definitely doesn't make it tasty. (Cabbage, really? Are you a stereotype Russian peasant?) What!? All of this is the opposite of true. Potatoes, rice, beans and cabbage are all both healthy and tasty. Samurai Sanders posted:I dunno how many lunch ladies schools hire anymore, but I be it's as few as they can get away with; too few to do proper cooking for that many people. Yeah, but that makes staff the limiting factor rather than the healthy/unhealthy food cost differential. We just need to get private sector inefficiency and meddling out of the way. Edit: My Imaginary GF posted:Use child labor to supplement. People've been saying we need more vocational high schools Accretionist fucked around with this message at 04:41 on Apr 19, 2015 |
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Apr 19, 2015 04:39
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Nintendo Kid posted:Just making food taste terrible does not make it healthy, and definitely doesn't make it tasty. (Cabbage, really? Are you a stereotype Russian peasant?) No wonder you have such lovely political opinions, you can't even figure out how to make cabbage absolutely loving delicious.
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Apr 19, 2015 04:41
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That Irish Guy posted:No wonder you have such lovely political opinions, you can't even figure out how to make cabbage absolutely loving delicious. Yeah, don't use it at all, because it's trash. Broccoli and Cauliflower are the far superior varieties of that plant. Accretionist posted:What!? All of this is the opposite of true. Potatoes, rice, beans and cabbage are all both healthy and tasty. No, they're not inherently healthy, and they're usually quite bland. Rice, beans and potatoes in particularly bland. They can keep you from dying of total malnutrition on a restricted budget, that don't make them healthy.
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Apr 19, 2015 04:43
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My Imaginary GF posted:Use child labor to supplement. Calm down Newt Gingrich.
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Ralepozozaxe posted:Calm down Newt Gingrich. Over in Japan, food for elementary school is prepared off-site (actually cooked and good, this is not-America we are talking about after all) and then brought in in the middle of the day still hot, and served by students every day.
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Samurai Sanders posted:Actually, I do remember helping out in the cafeteria a few times in elementary school, with the rest of my class. I don't know why though. But they eat gross, unhealthy rice with all their meals (like most of the world).
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Apr 19, 2015 04:49
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Nintendo Kid posted:No, they're not inherently healthy, and they're usually quite bland. Rice, beans and potatoes in particularly bland. What the gently caress do you even mean by healthy?
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Accretionist posted:What the gently caress do you even mean by healthy? It certainly wouldn't be more healthy than pizza or corn, or potatoes prepared a way you have a problem with.
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Nintendo Kid posted:Yeah, don't use it at all, because it's trash. Broccoli and Cauliflower are the far superior varieties of that plant. So what if its not soylent green then its inferior in both taste and nutrients? You have to be completely incapable of cooking if you can't find a way to make any of those taste good.
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Azuth0667 posted:So what if its not soylent green then its inferior in both taste and nutrients? You have to be completely incapable of cooking if you can't find a way to make any of those taste good. Uh, cabbage tastes like rear end, sorry. Cooking them to taste good usually involves doing the same things that apparently make people think pizza and fries are evil unhealthy things that need to be replaced. Also you typically don't eat just a bunch of loving starch you also add some drat dairy or meat.
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Nintendo Kid posted:It certainly wouldn't be more healthy than pizza or corn, or potatoes prepared a way you have a problem with. I don't think you've ever looked at a nutritional label in your life. P.S. Potatoes have a great profile and you can season* them with practically anything. * Reminder: Seasoning exists.
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Accretionist posted:I don't think you've ever looked at a nutritional label in your life. I have. You need to, and you also need to take a nutrition course. Accretionist posted:P.S. Potatoes have a great profile and you can season* them with practically anything. Or you can not buy literally the cheapest bland foods possible and try to cover it up with seasonings, instead actually having variety in foods.
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Beans are inherently nutritious and short of a bowl of just navy beans or just garbanzo beans you're a picky brat if you can't put up with eating them
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Add me to the list of people who doesn't even know what good and healthy food means anymore from reading this discussion.
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Nintendo Kid posted:I have. You need to, and you also need to take a nutrition course. I teach a nutrition course, you are objectively wrong in pretty much everything you've said here.
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Nintendo Kid posted:It certainly wouldn't be more healthy than pizza or corn, or potatoes prepared a way you have a problem with. I had a anatomy prof who claimed potatoes, peas, carrots, fruits is not good beyond small portions. Is that claim sorta what you mean here? I like potatoes! But not Walker.
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