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Stan Taylor posted:This is just kind of sad. The best part (imo) is he's worried about immigrants ruining culture but he uh... plays video games on camera for children to watch online... Glorious white culture is playing video games on camera for children to watch online.
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We must secure the existence of our streamers and a future for reaction videos
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Mar 15, 2017 05:42
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Memento posted:We must secure the existence of our streamers and a future for reaction videos It's cool. Once they're all outed as racists and nazis we can just replace them all with sock puppets.
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Mar 15, 2017 05:50
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Nuebot posted:It's cool. Once they're all outed as racists and nazis we can just replace them all with sock puppets. Brian henson hasn't done anything in awhile. So unironically this.
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Mar 15, 2017 05:57
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It's like watching Mrs. Peacock faint.
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Mar 15, 2017 05:57
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Gorilla Salad posted:Thankfully, we've managed to entirely export the toxic waste known as Fosters and convinced idiots in other countries to actually drink the poo poo. Nah we still drink. It's under a different name here that I don't remember, but it's one of the big lovely beers.
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Mar 15, 2017 06:14
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VB, Carlton, and Fosters are all made by the same company.
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Mar 15, 2017 06:22
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Wapole Languray posted:VB, Carlton, and Fosters are all made by the same company. Yeah and one of them is Fosters with a different label. Like, the exact same beer.
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Mar 15, 2017 06:40
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What was that guy even trying to do?
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Mar 15, 2017 06:55
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... The dumbest variant of Edward 40 hands?
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Mar 15, 2017 06:58
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Andrast posted:What was that guy even trying to do? $0.75/1000 views.
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Mar 15, 2017 07:04
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Wait, so if 100,000 people watch your video with ads on - you only make $75? Google is having a loving laugh
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Mar 15, 2017 08:13
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Trying to disrupt the ring industry by wearing it wrong
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Mar 15, 2017 08:15
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Sulla-Marius 88 posted:Wait, so if 100,000 people watch your video with ads on - you only make $75? How much do you think Google earns from those 100,000 ad impressions?
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Mar 15, 2017 08:22
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Jabor posted:How much do you think Google earns from those 100,000 ad impressions? From the adds themselves or all that tasty personal data they scoop every day and resell?
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Mar 15, 2017 08:25
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As someone who doesn't drink, what's the difference between 'bad' beers like Foster's and whatever good stuff's out there?
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Mar 15, 2017 08:28
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CommissarMega posted:As someone who doesn't drink, what's the difference between 'bad' beers like Foster's and whatever good stuff's out there? foster's is 100% recycled from club urinals, most other beers are brewed
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Mar 15, 2017 08:38
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chitoryu12 posted:A more reasonable company would also be willing to give a dude a pass when his breaking of the rules literally saved peoples' lives. When he picked up his gun that morning, he didn't know he would use it to stop a criminal.
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Jabor posted:How much do you think Google earns from those 100,000 ad impressions? They don't just make money from the per-video ad space, but if I had to ballpark it, I'd say "$at least enough to pay a coder to display video ratings in the main search before you watch the lovely clickbait video"
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Mar 15, 2017 09:21
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CommissarMega posted:As someone who doesn't drink, what's the difference between 'bad' beers like Foster's and whatever good stuff's out there? That is a really hard question to answer.
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Mar 15, 2017 09:32
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CommissarMega posted:As someone who doesn't drink, what's the difference between 'bad' beers like Foster's and whatever good stuff's out there? Not much. http://time.com/money/3089229/beer-brands-label-marketing/ quote:A new study from the American Association of Wine Economists explores the world of beer rather than wine, and the findings indicate that you could be buying a favorite brand of brew for no good reason whatsoever. While the experiments conducted were limited, the results show that when labels are removed from beer bottles, drinkers can't tell different brands apart—sometimes even when one of those brands is the taster's go-to drink of choice. Trig Discipline has a new favorite as of 10:03 on Mar 15, 2017 |
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Mar 15, 2017 09:58
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That just refers to the sort of boring-rear end lagers that Americans mostly think of when they think generically of "beer", though. There's a shitload of variety in the beer world, from sour cherry krieks to coffee-like stouts.
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Mar 15, 2017 10:19
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Yeah I hate those studies, didn't they do one claiming the same with wine as well? There clearly is a difference in taste between different brands it's ridiculous to claim there isn't.
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Mar 15, 2017 10:28
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Jippa posted:Yeah I hate those studies, didn't they do one claiming the same with wine as well? There clearly is a difference in taste between different brands it's ridiculous to claim there isn't. Right on brother!!! Show them nerds with their science and studies that a good ol' American gut beats their double blind 'testing' any day
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I imagine with beer they picked the top 5 most popular American brands, which, if [your favourite beer] is anything to go by, might as well be piss.
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Sulla-Marius 88 posted:I imagine with beer they picked the top 5 most popular American brands, which, if [your favourite beer] is anything to go by, might as well be piss. It really is all the same when it comes to popular American lagers.
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wayfinder posted:Right on brother!!! Show them nerds with their science and studies that a good ol' American gut beats their double blind 'testing' any day quote:All that said, we must point out the study's shortcomings. The beer tastings were very limited in scope. It's not like tasters were asked to compare Bud Light and a hoppy craft IPA, and then failed to tell the difference. And just because some volunteers couldn't differentiate between beers doesn't mean that you, with your superior palate, would be just as clueless. You may very well buy your favorite beer brand because, to quote an old beer ad, it "tastes great."
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CommissarMega posted:As someone who doesn't drink, what's the difference between 'bad' beers like Foster's and whatever good stuff's out there? Different types of beer, mostly. Every country has their lovely lagers that don't taste that great and you drink just cause you want to drink a beer, cheaply. VB, Asahi, Fosters, Corona, Heineken, Bud. There's nothing wrong with lovely beer, unless you're being a beer snob. It has its place. Every country produces poo poo beer, every country drinks poo poo beer; that's not the same as saying "all the beer made by such-and-such-a-country is poo poo". "Good" beer is beer that's actually tasty, at least once you have developed a beer palate. Belgian beers of various type, pale ales, pilsners, IPAs, stouts, etc etc. I find American style pale ales like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale or the Australian Little Creatures Pale Ale actually have fruity notes to them, and that's actually entirely from the type of hops used. poo poo beer is beer that's either bland or actively tastes bad. I swear, I've never had a Carlton Draught that didn't taste like it had expired. But other than that, VB, Foster's, Coopers, Crown Lager are all pretty much fine. Just insipid and a tad unpleasant, but one and a half beers in I find my palate adjusts. Or I've deadened my taste buds.
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Hyperlynx posted:Every country produces poo poo beer, every country drinks poo poo beer; that's not the same as saying "all the beer made by such-and-such-a-country is poo poo". South Africa being the exception to this rule. There isn't a single beer that comes out of SA that is even vaguely passable.
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Memento posted:South Africa being the exception to this rule. Eh, I know you're just cracking a joke, but if there are no craft beers at all in SA I'd be surprised.
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What a strange trick. Hot glue is usually about 200°C /400°F when it comes out of the gun so it not only hurts like gently caress but it'll give you second degree burns pretty much immediately, and then you'll tear off small chunks of your flesh when you try to peel the glue off your skin. "Hey let's deliberately adhere something that's twice as hot as boiling water to my loving epidermis" is a remarkably dumb idea. Edit: from their youtube video comments quote:It only left a couple small red burns no blisters or anything but to answer your question there was zero intention of burning him and the reaction was not fake or planned. Like I said above the original plan was to have the bottle glued to his hand. We tried three times trying to get it to work before looking back at the footage and realizing how good the first shot looked. The second attempt we let it cool down too long and the third attempt the glue was still too hot to hold his hand still. Here is a direct link to the footage of the first and last attempts with sound. Snowglobe of Doom has a new favorite as of 12:40 on Mar 15, 2017 |
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Hyperlynx posted:Different types of beer, mostly.  The most popular beers in almost every country are all very similar, but there are beers that are so different you'd think it was a completely different type of beverage. Which I guess it basically is  The first beer I tried that I actually enjoyed was a very dark, nearly sirupy imperial stout. Since then I've also acquired a taste for sour beers. Doesn't look, taste or smell anything remotely like what most people think of when they think "beer", it's like apples and oranges.
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Jippa posted:Yeah I hate those studies, didn't they do one claiming the same with wine as well? There clearly is a difference in taste between different brands it's ridiculous to claim there isn't. Maybe, but check out the super cool documentary Sour Grapes to learn all about the exciting world of counterfeit wine.
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trickybiscuits posted:It's like watching Mrs. Peacock faint. Am I the only one that can never see anything bobjr posts? They always show up as broken.
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Hyperlynx posted:Eh, I know you're just cracking a joke, but if there are no craft beers at all in SA I'd be surprised. Maybe they aren't exported.
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Your Computer posted:The first beer I tried that I actually enjoyed was a very dark, nearly sirupy imperial stout. Since then I've also acquired a taste for sour beers. Doesn't look, taste or smell anything remotely like what most people think of when they think "beer", it's like apples and oranges. Yeah, I'm the same way. I thought I hated beer for a long time, but it turns out I just hate the pilsner/light lager stuff that everyone else seems to like. Once I was exposed to stouts and porters I was all about beer.
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