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I can't speak for your mutilated dick but I can say that Subway does have a small pastry sub And apparently they left them unpeeled. I hope you have strong teeth, this lovely sub is gonna be crunchy and splintery as gently caress.
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:So for some reason Awful saved this as a reply to this thread: So your favorite part of posting on SA is NOT discovering your dumb drunk posts the next day and trying to figure out the context? Why are you even posting here fool
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Picnic Princess posted:Actually I got those both from someone I know in the US. I just wanted to make sure you didn't need to be evacuated  ? ? ? ? ? ?
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Decoy Badger posted:For AFP content, the one restaurant in town has something called "poutine avec cheese" which consists of a standard poutine with a cheeseburger placed on top and then additional gravy ladled on top of the cheeseburger and poutine. Would. Would so hard I'd break the loving speed of light. I'm not even 100% sure what it is but I don't care.
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Sep 26, 2017 12:07
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Imagine Nutella only with caramel and little biscuit bits in
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Sep 26, 2017 12:13
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That's what I guessed. The Reese cup version was amazing.
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Sep 26, 2017 12:50
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Bounty one made me gag a little.
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Sep 26, 2017 12:54
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Is that seriously just a bowl of the coconut filling they put in Bounty bars? I like coconut well enough, but goddamn.
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Sep 26, 2017 13:02
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I assume its some sort of mousse? Or like, liquid chocolate yogurty thing. They make lots of them in the UK and they're nice, tastes like chocolate has the consistency of yogurt. I mean yeah it gives you turbodiabetes and makes you fat but it's a dessert. I'd eat the twix one.
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Sep 26, 2017 13:37
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:So for some reason Awful saved this as a reply to this thread: You bastard, you were trying to start a derail! Looks like you came to your senses before you pressed that button HUH
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Sep 26, 2017 13:47
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OwlFancier posted:I assume its some sort of mousse? Or like, liquid chocolate yogurty thing. It looks a lot thicker, denser, and stickier, than your words suggest. That's no mousse.
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Sep 26, 2017 14:11
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:We're all from Antarctica. How loving dare you.
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Sep 26, 2017 14:17
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Yawgmoth posted:Okay how the gently caress do people survive with prices like that? Huge government subsidies, get paid $200/hr to do anything, regular human sacrifice to demonic entities? All of the above? Tap water or wells can probably take the place of $100+ cases of bottled water, unless you're living on an oil slick. As for the rest of the food, it's all imported goods. Costs in Alaska get offset by the Permanent Fund Dividend (currently paying over $1000 a year, though it's peaked as high as $3100 before and varies year by year) and Alaska has low taxes and no statewide sales tax. If you're not in Alaska, you'd better get good at hunting and fishing.
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Yawgmoth posted:Okay how the gently caress do people survive with prices like that? Huge government subsidies, get paid $200/hr to do anything, regular human sacrifice to demonic entities? All of the above? Those are after the government subsidies, I believe. They just don't eat good food and instead eat a lot of frozen/prepackaged stuff that's cheaper. It's an arctic food desert, essentially. And a lot of Inuit do try to hunt to supplement their diets, with varying degrees of success.
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Sep 26, 2017 15:44
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The Ferret King posted:It looks a lot thicker, denser, and stickier, than your words suggest. It's a sandwich spread, like peanut butter, except made of candy.
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Sep 26, 2017 15:53
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Is a spoon heaped full of Twix a sandwich?
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Sep 26, 2017 15:55
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Grand Fromage posted:Is a spoon heaped full of Twix a sandwich?
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Arivia posted:Those are after the government subsidies, I believe. They just don't eat good food and instead eat a lot of frozen/prepackaged stuff that's cheaper. It's an arctic food desert, essentially. And a lot of Inuit do try to hunt to supplement their diets, with varying degrees of success. Food stamps in Alaska also cover hunting supplies if I remember rightly.
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M_Sinistrari posted:Food stamps in Alaska also cover hunting supplies if I remember rightly. Sure. I was talking about Canada though because those are Canadian pictures.
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Sep 26, 2017 16:49
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I'm the diahorrea.
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Crust First posted:It's a sandwich spread, like peanut butter, except made of candy. The peanut butter I've eaten doesn't spread like mousse either.
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Post Your Favorite (or Request): Coldly Compiled Lists > Anti Food Porn / Food Fads: a lot thicker, denser, and stickier, than your words suggestGrand Fromage posted:Is a spoon heaped full of Twix a sandwich?
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Sep 26, 2017 17:34
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Crust First posted:It's a sandwich spread, like peanut butter, except made of candy. That is so much better than my initial thoughts of it being meant to be eaten straight from the container, like a weirdass not-ice cream.
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Schubalts posted:That is so much better than my initial thoughts of it being meant to be eaten straight from the container, like a weirdass not-ice cream. It's not meant to be eaten that way, but you know somebody out there is scooping it out with their bare hands like a manic Winnie the Pooh.
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Sep 26, 2017 17:52
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Arivia posted:Sure. I was talking about Canada though because those are Canadian pictures. There is the Nutrition North Program or whatever it's called. In their infinite wisdom, the Conservative government implemented it such that it was an annual direct cash payment towards the handful of store owners, who pinky-swore to apply it directly to food prices. As a result, this market-model approach promoted efficiency and transparency and subsequently Arctic children dramatically improved their level of nutrition and ahahaha none of that actually happened. The owners pocketed the cash with zero oversight and things are still pretty lovely! In a faintly mocking gesture, the government "fixed" the system by requiring all stores to print on each receipt the total subsidy received for the goods purchased. Most people largely rely on community freezers, fishing and subsidized hunting of migratory fowl and rapidly dwindling caribou herds to survive. When skinning a caribou, you often find botfly larvae under their pelt and it's apparently quite a delicacy when eaten live! Although I'm told that only the old grandmothers still eat them.
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Also, the pre-digested lichen in the caribou's stomach is an excellent source of plant food.
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Picnic Princess posted:I can't speak for your mutilated dick but I can say that Subway does have a small pastry sub
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Sep 26, 2017 21:22
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So wait, people actually eat the tail flippers? Aren't the extremely hard and splintery?
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Sep 26, 2017 21:54
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they're usually removed with the shell, yes
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Picnic Princess posted:So wait, people actually eat the tail flippers? Aren't the extremely hard and splintery? Edit: I would not recommend eating any seafood from Subway or Subway at all, however. Edit 2:  AFP of a tasty, crunchy snack. Potato Jones has a new favorite as of 22:33 on Sep 26, 2017 |
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Sep 26, 2017 21:58
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Picnic Princess posted:I can't speak for your mutilated dick but I can say that Subway does have a small pastry sub Craigslist Missed Connection (m4m) : You were the Lorax of mutilated dicks (Golden Corral on the offramp near the airport)
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Shrimp shells are gross. I had a friend who used to eat them whenever we went out and ate shrimp and it weirded me out.
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Picnic Princess posted:So wait, people actually eat the tail flippers? Aren't the extremely hard and splintery? When I get shrimp tempura, the tail fin is still on and I eat it. Any non-deep fried shrimp tails? Hell no.
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Pastry of the Year posted:I just wanted to make sure you didn't need to be evacuated Yarn being dyed, I think. I don't even see the point of dyeing low-quality yarn like that. Get some wool, jerkasses.
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Aesop Poprock posted:So your favorite part of posting on SA is NOT discovering your dumb drunk posts the next day and trying to figure out the context? Why are you even posting here fool I have insomnia and "treat" it with a combo of melatonin, Benadryl, and weed. Sometimes it doesn't work and I stay up till dawn in a weird stupor. I rarely go back and read my dream-posts but occasionally someone will quote one and I will have no memory of writing it.
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Scathach posted:Yarn being dyed, I think. I don't even see the point of dyeing low-quality yarn like that. Get some wool, jerkasses. it just looked like noodles trying to go from a bad situation to a less-bad situation and then sort of going "aw gently caress, you know what, never mind"
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Picnic Princess posted:So wait, people actually eat the tail flippers? Aren't the extremely hard and splintery? Depends how lazy I am. Deep fried I usually just eat 'em since they're crunchy. Also sometimes with amaebi nigiri you get the shrimp heads breaded and deep fried along with the tails and they're amazing.
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You should really save the shells for making seafood stock though.
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