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Ozz81 posted:Wanna see what poker and slots look like now Do you really need to come here for a gloryhole definition?
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Viruswithshoes posted:Humanity is failing. We had our time in the sun.
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Viruswithshoes posted:
son looking p disgusted about the whole thing tbh
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Humanity is failing.
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Thump! posted:Do you really need to come here for a gloryhole definition? I figured that was roulette, never know what color you might get
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cash crab posted:I love this baby. That baby wants you to turn down that so-called music and get off his lawn.
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Viruswithshoes posted:
Con Man is more true to life than I realized.
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Viruswithshoes posted:
A net gain for humanity.
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Canemacar posted:A net gain for humanity. Yeah... yeah. Of all possible outcomes, this is likely the best.
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Nov 23, 2015 02:14
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More importantly: Do Americans actually have no kettles?
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Stoatbringer posted:In your country, maybe. haha, how the hell did Venda eat a probation but not this guy.
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Nov 23, 2015 03:06
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yes we have kettles because we all live in 1700s france or whatever
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Honj Steak posted:More importantly: Do Americans actually have no kettles? I've got a plugin 'lectric water hotterer, but it's not a kettle and fffuck yooouuuu *hawks loogie into spittoon*
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Honj Steak posted:More importantly: Do Americans actually have no kettles? Nope. Can't make coffee in a kettle so they are useless.
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Honj Steak posted:More importantly: Do Americans actually have no kettles? Thanks to Ma and Pa Kettle, there's now lots of baby Kettles all over the country. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_PkDGwoleA
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im pooping! posted:yes we have kettles because we all live in 1700s france or whatever This:  Not this you tit:  How else do you guys make a cuppa?
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Nov 23, 2015 03:23
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I have a kettle. 
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Oh hey it's the time of the month for the motherfucking electric kettle derail again
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Nov 23, 2015 03:24
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Yes Americans have kettles, you stupid potato. How else would we make french press coffee?
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Let me try to run the kettle thing down real quick: 1. Americans generally make coffee rather than tea and we have a different kind of machine for that 2. Our mains voltage is so much lower than the UK's that an electric kettle takes too long to be worth using for heating up water for other purposes. They were just too inefficient here to become the beloved, universally owned kitchen appliance they are in the UK 3. There is however a similar thing here called an electric hot pot, chiefly found heating up instant ramen in university dorm rooms where other cooking appliances are not allowed 4. Most Americans are bad at making tea because we have so little practice at it. Some Americans get too into it and buy one of those old-fashioned metal kettles you put on a stovetop and wait for them to whistle at you 5. In the UK the electric kettle has been omnipresent for so long that everyone there just calls it a "kettle", then Americans hear them and think they're talking about those old-fashioned whistling things 6. This then produces a derail that is probably happening somewhere on the SA forums at all times
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That electric auto-kettle thing seems useful if you drink tea or french-press coffee on a daily basis, but like a silly waste of space if you don't. Most Americans don't drink tea on a daily basis and coffee is still more of a thing we get from another similar silly device that specifically brews only coffee, or from a takeout place like Starbucks. If we DO get the urge for tea, we just boil water on the stove in a real, old-fashioned kettle. There, that's the entirety of the cultural disconnect about that. EDIT: gently caress you got bullet points and everything, drat
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Are Americans even allowed to drink tea?
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I just heat a mug of water in the microwave. VVV Decide I don't really like tea all that much. RoyKeen has a new favorite as of 03:47 on Nov 23, 2015 |
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Nov 23, 2015 03:41
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But then the mug is really hot. What then
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I have a whistling kettle that I use to make tea. Then I chill the tea and drink it iced 
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I'm going to contribute to this derail with a funny picture. 
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^lmaoInzombiac posted:Are Americans even allowed to drink tea? We can try but it is biologically converted to McD's black coffee as it passes our lips french press every day forever
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I don't drink coffee or tea.
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Honj Steak posted:More importantly: Do Americans actually have no kettles? Who the gently caress has kettles? Get a Keurig like a civilized human being.
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Nov 23, 2015 03:51
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are american kettles circumcised?
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Das Boo posted:I have a kettle. So do I. A nice metal one. I don't drink tea very often as I prefer coffee but some days it's like "I'm sick of coffee, it is now tea o'clock." Most Americans do not have a kettle and it's also very common to microwave water. The one place I worked got a fancy pants, big water heater thing that heated water to tea temperature whenever you wanted it. I swear it ran on magic. I drank a lot of tea at that job but mostly because nobody else could ever seem to be assed to make coffee so I brewed a pot literally every time I wanted a cup. I was like "bump this noise."
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Who What Now posted:Who the gently caress has kettles? Get a Keurig like a civilized human being. Are they still trying to put DRM on cocoa? Because gently caress them, forever
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Inzombiac posted:Are Americans even allowed to drink tea? For the last 20 minutes, I have been drinking peppermint tea which I brewed with a kettle I heated on my stove. The police have yet to kick in my door.
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Also what kind of retard drinks boiled yard garbage? Yeah, just throw some random rear end poo poo you found lying on the ground into a pot, boil it, and pour it down your loving stupid gullet while it's still scalding hot like a animal, you piece of poo poo.
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Who What Now posted:Also what kind of retard drinks boiled yard garbage? Yeah, just throw some random rear end poo poo you found lying on the ground into a pot, boil it, and pour it down your loving stupid gullet while it's still scalding hot like a animal, you piece of poo poo. When you put it that way, it sounds pretty American. Deep fry the whole teapot and you got yourself a brand new American Tradition.
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Who What Now posted:Also what kind of retard drinks boiled yard garbage? please don't quote Fallout 4 dialogue
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We have an instant hot water tap installed in our kitchen sink that produces 150-degree water on demand. It works great for both coffee (my preferred drink as an American) and tea (my Kiwi husband's favorite).
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