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Kennel posted:Here's the book as a 600 page pdf: I was disappointed when there was no chart of his favorite food rankings (apparently sushi but definitely not kimchi) or illustration of the social dynamics of cocktail parties.
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It was the legendary year, 1997.
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Phlegmish posted:It was the legendary year, 1997. Well, that was the year they did not use any?
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Phlegmish posted:It was the legendary year, 1997. 1997 was 20 years ago. They should have just said '20 years ago'. Also 10 years ago.
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Phlegmish posted:It was the legendary year, 1997. doesnt seem that legendary if only 34% smoked pot
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Powaqoatse posted:doesnt seem that legendary if only 34% smoked pot It was '97 dude. Everyone went straight to smack.
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smack is amphetamines right? cause yeah those were huge in the 90s. Theyre still huge, but now there's a class-signal involved so you dont often see bank people do meth. its more an unskilled/unemployed/homeless type of drug. bankers are still p much strictly coke heads.
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Powaqoatse posted:smack is amphetamines right? cause yeah those were huge in the 90s. Theyre still huge, but now there's a class-signal involved so you dont often see bank people do meth. its more an unskilled/unemployed/homeless type of drug. bankers are still p much strictly coke heads. Smack is heroin
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I'm just giggling at "high support".
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I read that as 51% of us have smoked today, about average for my household
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I was high for 34% of 1997, so this checks out.
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Vashro posted:I read that as 51% of us have smoked today, about average for my household It wans't until you posted this that I also realized that wans't what it meant
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Good thing they labeled the birth of Christ for us
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They're either missing 67 major temperature swings or this is a seriously smoothed out curve.
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Pesticide20 posted:Good thing they labeled the birth of Christ for us And the foundation of Jamestown (SE Virginia) .
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Well, at least they haven't claimed that global warming stopped in 1998.
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Nerds' only frame of reference for food is candy and things that made Pac Man stronger.
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Coffee, known for being universally reviled.
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A fluffy lump of sugar, the tastiest food known to man.
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Why are there so many question marks? Is it like an early periodic table where they know something goes there but they haven't found it yet?
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If you put good on the left and bad on the right then that chart is correct. Who the gently caress likes creamsicle
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The alt-text is pretty self-aware, though. Something about chocolate being up for debate bit everything else is the absolute truth.
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why is watermelon on the green scale? are they eating the skin?
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HardDiskD posted:why is watermelon on the green scale? are they eating the skin? Their only exposure to watermelon has come in this format: 
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I thought it was pretty obvious that chart was talking exclusively about colored candy, not the things that common candy flavors are based on. This isn't some sperg who's never eaten a fruit before, it's a ranking of candy flavors.
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Pakled posted:I thought it was pretty obvious that chart was talking exclusively about colored candy, not the things that common candy flavors are based on. This isn't some sperg who's never eaten a fruit before, it's a ranking of candy flavors. BUT MY OWNS
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Pakled posted:I thought it was pretty obvious that chart was talking exclusively about colored candy, not the things that common candy flavors are based on. This isn't some sperg who's never eaten a fruit before, it's a ranking of candy flavors. Yeah, all those creamsicle-flavoured sweets.
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HardDiskD posted:why is watermelon on the green scale? are they eating the skin? It's also on the pink scale, which fits cause if a candy is watermelon flavored it'll be green or pink. But drat did he ever gently caress up the green scale. In what universe is that nasty-rear end, fake-as-gently caress 'green apple' candy flavor good, yet lime is bad? A few years ago both Skittles and Lifesavers changed the green is their "normal" packs from lime to green apple and they both suck balls now, do never buy. Ironically, there's a flavor of Skittles called "Orchard Blend" that DOES have lime... Hey fuckwits over at Skittles; what fruit grows in orchards? Hmm?
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