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duffmensch posted:In Arizona people freak the gently caress out when it gets cloudy and just looks like it might rain. I got pulled over on the 101 once because I was doing the speed limit in the rain. AZ sucks at driving.
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Captain Redbeard posted:Really dissapointed he didn't say pigs are haram. Here's the one I saw today, although I call shenanigans on it. I've never known a Muslim who would hit post before correcting that typo/misspelling.  "jester" Pretty sure they meant "gesture". Bored has a new favorite as of 07:01 on Sep 19, 2015 |
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Bored posted:Here's the one I saw today, although I call shenanigans on it. I've never known a Muslim who would hit post before correcting that typo/misspelling. If he doesn't speak English as a first language, it's an easy mistake to make and one I've seen made before.
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Christians used to tell my grandma how they could make her ilfe whole and change her poo poo. Little did they know that she was literally bipolar and also knew the bible by heart. Imagine some Jehova or Mormon walking up to that mess and trying to save her heart. In the end they made a truce: Let us drink coffee together and enjoy each other's company, as long as we don't talk religion. I reckon missionaries deciding not to talk religion is pretty rare all in all.
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Jester is, in all honestly, a word that should be used more often.
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Snapchat A Titty posted:I reckon missionaries deciding not to talk religion is pretty rare all in all. Depends on the branch of Christianity. Some, even some considered evangelical, believe in leading people to Jesus by deeds and not words(ie: we bring you this food/shelter/etc because God wants us to make the world better, take it, if you want to seek God come and talk to us when you are ready). You just don't hear about those because they are drowned out by the loud 'Come to Jesus and then we will feed you!' types.
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RFC2324 posted:Depends on the branch of Christianity. Some, even some considered evangelical, believe in leading people to Jesus by deeds and not words(ie: we bring you this food/shelter/etc because God wants us to make the world better, take it, if you want to seek God come and talk to us when you are ready). Yeah, that makes sense. My grandma born and died lutheran though, I just always thought it was sweet that they decided to hang out instead of try and convert each other.
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Snapchat A Titty posted:Yeah, that makes sense. My grandma born and died lutheran though, I just always thought it was sweet that they decided to hang out instead of try and convert each other. I was raised Methodist, which is defined as evangelical, and I was confused by all the hate missionaries got for the longest time, until I started encountering Baptists and other pushy sects.
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RFC2324 posted:Texas, huh? Mojave desert. Too hospitable to be Texas.
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RFC2324 posted:I was raised Methodist, which is defined as evangelical, and I was confused by all the hate missionaries got for the longest time, until I started encountering Baptists and other pushy sects. I'm Southern Baptist. I was confused, too, until I ran into Southern Baptists on a church summer camp.  Took me a while to understand that the church I grew up in was really weird by SBC standards and almost got thrown out of the organization for having women deacons.
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I guess I've been lucky. The most intense missioning I've experienced was basically an old lady telling her grandson to hand me a pamphlet. Kid was cute and talkative, asked me all sorts of poo poo. We were chatting until I was like "well, I think the earth is milli[lady basically cut off everything. Physical mic shutoff.
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REMOVE STONED KEBAB FROM THE PREMISES
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Those sly potatoes are up to something...
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Shirley I'm not the only one who's surprised they drew the swastika the right way on the first try
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Smoke posted:Have some shots of Bulgarian English menus. Russian is also hilariously broken. Which is interesting, because if they translated everything word by word it would make more sense. Like, instead of honey they have copper, even though 'мед' it's the same word in Bulgarian and Russian.
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amityville anus posted:Shirley I'm not the only one who's surprised they drew the swastika the right way on the first try No, you aren't. And stop calling me Shirley.
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goose fleet posted:REMOVE STONED KEBAB FROM THE PREMISES I'm more curious about the plating of "chicken liver in a village".
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sticklefifer posted:I'm more curious about the plating of "chicken liver in a village". Same, but for the "chicken hearts in village".
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Same, but for the "chicken hearts in village". Imagine the Battle of the Oranges, but with chicken hearts.
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Must be a hearts and minds campaign. On a related note, chicken heads and feet are sold around here as a delicacy - they're known colloquially as walky-talkies: 
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Any time someone tells you a food is a delicacy, you can rest assured that what they mean is "this is the most garbage part of the animal".
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grumplestiltzkin posted:Any time someone tells you a food is a delicacy, you can rest assured that what they mean is "this is the most garbage part of the animal".* * Does not Apply to Cow.
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grumplestiltzkin posted:Any time someone tells you a food is a delicacy, you can rest assured that what they mean is "this is the most garbage part of the animal". "Go ahead, eat our sheep brain covered in chicken feathers. It's a Regional Delicacy." "You know what? I think this is a game of 'Let us see what offendi will eat. And I am not eating this, my friend."
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The MSJ posted:How much do you hate a guy that you have to announce this? 
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Eggbeater Jesus posted:Nervous Meatballs 
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grumplestiltzkin posted:Any time someone tells you a food is a delicacy, you can rest assured that what they mean is "this is the most garbage part of the animal". WarpedNaba posted:"Go ahead, eat our sheep brain covered in chicken feathers. It's a Regional Delicacy." You both appear to be channeling the spirit of Terry Pratchett. 'Mind you there's a difference between a regional delicacy that the locals eat, and a regional delicacy that gets fed to tourists with smothered sniggers' - Jingo 
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That's what I was aiming for, certainly.
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Chicken feet as served in dim sum are pretty much like chicken wings, really. You could tell people they were "Cantonese-style chicken wings" and they'd probably believe you
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tacodaemon posted:Chicken feet as served in dim sum are pretty much like chicken wings, really. You could tell people they were "Cantonese-style chicken wings" and they'd probably believe you Except for the fact that they have no meat on them. The collagen definitely has a different taste and texture to it than meat.
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Smoke posted:Have some shots of Bulgarian English menus. I saved some from last year when i was in Balchik With extra roaches   (mushrooms) 
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