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Echotic posted:
Seconded, I had no idea there was a name for this, or that there were videos to trigger it. Weird!
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I had no idea this was I thing, always thought I was just weird. Strange feeling, I seemed to get it from one on one situations mostly.
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keykey posted:Define legit kebab as per halal vs USDA. Legit kebab as in made by Afghanis yelling in farsi vs a gently caress tard named chet wearing a flatbill who doesn't even know what a kebab is. Also, should probably fix this before I drive to work tomorrow. 
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Guys.... I don't have that fluffy cat anymore.  ... because she's been reunited with her owners.  Turns out they used to live in my apartment complex. They moved a few miles away, and she got out... a year ago.  Phone posted:I had some Amazon Now credits, so I decided to use it today. That's the job I used to have - Prime Now delivery. It actually does pay decent, and you're not required to tip - but since Now drivers use their own cars, and are independent contractors, it's appreciated. They've made it incredibly difficult for drivers to get hours without resorting to multiple phones with macros hammering away at the driver app though, which hosed me over pretty hard. I have the macros, but not the patience to sit there for hours a day waiting for shifts that may or may not show up. They're gone in less than a second.
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iwentdoodie posted:Legit kebab as in made by Afghanis yelling in farsi vs a gently caress tard named chet wearing a flatbill who doesn't even know what a kebab is. You've the drink of wrenching, now add in a fuckload of speedtape.
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Yu-Gi-Ho! posted:Guys.... I don't have that fluffy cat anymore. You are a good person and just made someone's christmas. 
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cursedshitbox posted:You've the drink of wrenching, now add in a fuckload of speedtape. Zipties. Gonna wire tie it tomorrow at work. Permanent fixes are a no go since it's gonna be a dirt track truck in a few months. Also needs a new spindle since the one it has is bad. Think it'd be okay to just weld on it and smooth it back down?
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iwentdoodie posted:Legit kebab as in made by Afghanis yelling in farsi vs a gently caress tard named chet wearing a flatbill who doesn't even know what a kebab is.
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InitialDave posted:Your spelling indicates a certain level of sobriety, clearly rendering the concept of eating a legit kebab to be false. I was thinking the same thing, a proper kebab is a 2/3/4am smashed drunk desire and nothing more. The day you have a proper one sober is the day you learn the truth about your drunken antics. No.
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InitialDave posted:Your spelling indicates a certain level of sobriety, clearly rendering the concept of eating a legit kebab to be false. In America, kebabs can be consumed sober, and may even be something an Afghani would recognize as a kebab, instead of just a Turkish gyro:  (All kebabs rule, even doner)
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InitialDave posted:Your spelling indicates a certain level of sobriety, clearly rendering the concept of eating a legit kebab to be false. Years of telling the wife I'm sober while extremely drunk in foreign ports has made my drunk typing achieve ninja levels. Edit: also what Pham said. I've only found what you guys would call a kebab once while in the states. What I got today looked almost exactly like the above, just minus skewers.
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Dec 21, 2016 02:39
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iwentdoodie posted:Legit kebab as in made by Afghanis yelling in farsi vs a gently caress tard named chet wearing a flatbill who doesn't even know what a kebab is. Just looks like the gorilla tape fell of. Do you have any whole pictures of that sweet little truck?
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iwentdoodie posted:Legit kebab as in made by Afghanis yelling in farsi vs a gently caress tard named chet wearing a flatbill who doesn't even know what a kebab is. If you epoxy some neodymium magnets to the back of the tail light, it's a quick-release tail light in which you can hide drugs, which is almost certainly what the PO was doing with it like that.
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Seat Safety Switch posted:If you epoxy some neodymium magnets to the back of the tail light, it's a quick-release tail light in which you can hide drugs, which is almost certainly what the PO was doing with it like that. I don't think it was a drug truck, just a lot of bad ideas got combined into one entity. Everything is ziptied. The last ones just vibrated enough they finally cut through. And clam ache: I'll take some full shots at work tomorrow. It's a piece of poo poo in every way, but it's fun to drive and you don't have to give one gently caress about it. Plus it does sweet burnouts and cost less than 2 car payments, while also being more reliable than my buddies 13 WRX.
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iwentdoodie posted:Legit kebab as in made by Afghanis yelling in farsi vs a gently caress tard named chet wearing a flatbill who doesn't even know what a kebab is. I've had my fair share of halal and non halal kebabs, wife was in charge of resettling refugees for a while who had to adhere to halal for religious purposes. In any case, it's probably a regional thing because there is no difference here between the quality of meat. It goes without saying that if a dude named Jeff is in the kitchen at an ethnic food place you probably shouldn't eat there anyway. I like to call this the Portland clause.
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Although on the other hand, the best pho I've ever had (and I've lived in Seattle and visited SF a lot) was cooked by a white-rear end guy in his late fifties at least in a converted strip-mall diner in Decatur, IL.
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Eh, it applies to texas too. If you go into a mexican food place and don't hear rapid fire spanish out of the kitchen, just leave. 
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I think that's ethnic restaurants in general, no matter where you're at. I usually look for if the staff is of that ethnicity or from that country, if the staff speaks the language of that country, and the clientele. First two are more important than the latter though.
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I love working in a fleet. Got paid 3 hours to go spray some WD40/ATF at a 5th wheel and wiggle the release lever a couple times.
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keykey posted:I've had my fair share of halal and non halal kebabs, wife was in charge of resettling refugees for a while who had to adhere to halal for religious purposes. In any case, it's probably a regional thing because there is no difference here between the quality of meat. It goes without saying that if a dude named Jeff is in the kitchen at an ethnic food place you probably shouldn't eat there anyway. I like to call this the Portland clause. It's not the quality of meat, it's the fact that it's served at all. I don't give a poo poo if it's actually halal or not, it's just that they actually have the food that I miss.
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iwentdoodie posted:It's not the quality of meat, it's the fact that it's served at all. I don't give a poo poo if it's actually halal or not, it's just that they actually have the food that I miss. Fair enough. I think we can all agree proper kebabs are loving delicious.
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mariooncrack posted:I think that's ethnic restaurants in general, no matter where you're at. I usually look for if the staff is of that ethnicity or from that country, if the staff speaks the language of that country, and the clientele. First two are more important than the latter though. Lol at this middle class whiteness
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Pham Nuwen posted:In America, kebabs can be consumed sober, and may even be something an Afghani would recognize as a kebab, instead of just a Turkish gyro: Shaved meat4lyfe (4drunks) 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVz8rvIl_vY
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Olympic Mathlete posted:Shaved meat4lyfe (4drunks) Shaved meats are life. There's a Mexican food place where I use to live that had chunks of pineapple with the al pastor that made it loving amazing.
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Olympic Mathlete posted:Shaved meat4lyfe (4drunks) That's the kebab I think about. That kitchen is way too clean though. In the western suburbs of Melbourne (Australia) there was the most delightful kebab shop that 11 years later I still dream about. The garlic sauce would leave you burping kebab flavor for two days.
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I like how it almost looks like a very small dog.
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keykey posted:Shaved meats are life. There's a Mexican food place where I use to live that had chunks of pineapple with the al pastor that made it loving amazing. Another reason al pastor is amazing--it was a technique brought to mexico by middle easterners 
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Bats/flying foxes are awesome. I'll cut anyone that says otherwise.
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mariooncrack posted:I think that's ethnic restaurants in general, no matter where you're at. I usually look for if the staff is of that ethnicity or from that country, if the staff speaks the language of that country, and the clientele. First two are more important than the latter though. This is why I had the Indian guys I work with choose the Indian place to eat. It was a good decision, both times so far. That is one content and happy bat. So much like my doge when he's getting scratchies. edit: speeling
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This is the best link I've ever seen: http://quinndunki.com/blondihacks/?p=3023 Watching this engineer up-armour her cat feeder to protect it from the cat is a pattern that is all too familiar to me with my own kitten and the intricate maze of zipties I have constructed to block access to the fireplace.  quote:I wasn’t taking any chances with the bowl, because it’s potentially a huge weak link in the system. If she gets that loose, all is lost. She’ll be able to get any angle she wants on the chute, and it’ll be cat vomit as far as the eye can see.
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That is a superb article. One of our cats gets outrageously hangry in the mornings and has robbed my girlfriend and I of around 3 years' worth of sleep so perhaps.... perhaps this is the answer.
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Olympic Mathlete posted:Shaved meat4lyfe (4drunks) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBxf43JImrY Now I need to go get lunch from Mr Gyros, which is loving amazing and run by the nicest guys I have ever met. I will go months without going in/seeing the owners and they still remember me and my order. This video just made my wife's day. Seat Safety Switch posted:This is the best link I've ever seen: I had to send this to my buddy who has a giant maine coon that has gone through multiple automatic feeders. Granted his cat is not very smart and will just throw itself at the feeder until it gives up more food. slurry_curry fucked around with this message at 19:47 on Dec 21, 2016 |
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all that work to avoid manually feeding your cat one more reason to own a dog
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BraveUlysses posted:all that work to avoid manually feeding your cat My dogs worse than the cats for whining about being "hungry" and eating until she vomits. She's horridly untrustworthy with any food at or below 1 foot off the ground. Above, she won't try.
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BraveUlysses posted:all that work to avoid manually feeding your cat We keep the cat food in a bag inside, we make it so the little fat rear end in a top hat has to work to get it. Our dogs on the other hand are retarded as poo poo and always flip their food bowl over to eat food off the cement/dirt. My wife is the animal person, I'm not.
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We keep food in a rubbermaid tub, binder clipped shut with a heavy book in top. They get fed once a day, at night, when I get home. Each cat uses their own bowl, and I treat them like dogs, because gently caress cattes that are traditionally cats. Puppy cats are best. One cat even whines like a dog when the SO leaves for the day, and I play with them like dogs and bark at them. They bark back
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:We keep food in a rubbermaid tub, binder clipped shut with a heavy book in top. They get fed once a day, at night, when I get home. Each cat uses their own bowl, and I treat them like dogs, because gently caress cattes that are traditionally cats. Puppy cats are best. https://youtu.be/aP3gzee1cps
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Puppy cats are best.  
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