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Fleta Mcgurn posted:See, this is why we gotta convince Chinese kids not to pick University of Iowa all the time.
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the amount of bad and hilariously dumb opinions on this page alone is just staggering
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Nov 7, 2017 02:53
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Chinese woman so comfortable in her status as honorary white they don't know how to handle being pulled over for driving twice the speed limit?
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Nov 7, 2017 02:53
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i want to know more about her mail theft charge that was only mentioned in half a sentence near the end of the long article
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Nov 7, 2017 03:16
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The Great Autismo! posted:gdammit oooowned
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Nov 7, 2017 03:23
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ntan1 posted:P much. Midwestern, deep south food. What people eat completely changes based on region, and lots of folks on the coasts are way more adventurous, but there are tons of people i've known and grown up with who are afraid of trying new things. Holy poo poo the "ABCs have bad, wrong and uninformed opinions" stereotype really does hold true.
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Nov 7, 2017 03:28
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Coolguye posted:If it stopped at the horrors of nuclear warfare that'd be one thing, but there's an entire hallway of letters the various mayors of Hiroshima have written to literally any power (aside from NK) who has performed a nuclear test since the end of world war 2 and the plaques self-fellate so much about being on the leading edge of anti-nuclear activism I got contact embarrassment. I too am offended that people from the only place that got nuked are anti-nukes
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LimburgLimbo posted:I too am offended that people from the only place that got nuked are anti-nukes lol
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When driving a car full of drugs and stolen mail, go extra fast instead of the same as everyone else. Ancient chinese wisdom.
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I guess I missed that but other than specific exceptions like baked ziti or baked mac—which you still have to make normally before baking—does anyone make pasta in an oven? I’m not from the Midwest so this might just be news to me.
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Pirate Radar posted:I guess I missed that but other than specific exceptions like baked ziti or baked mac—which you still have to make normally before baking—does anyone make pasta in an oven? I’m not from the Midwest so this might just be news to me. Lasagna is the only other instance I can think of. Or those long tube things stuffed with cheese that I forget the name of, I think those are baked. Canneloni?
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Nov 7, 2017 04:31
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LimburgLimbo posted:I too am offended that people from the only place that got nuked are anti-nukes the funniest part of the narrative focused mainly along the line of "the americans nazi scientist invented the a bomb so they had to use it to justify the huge cost and effort of inventing it" no mention of possible mass casualty from land assault and all
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Nov 7, 2017 05:03
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JacksAngryBiome posted:The Hiroshima museum is just fine as a "nukes loving suck" kind of place. Any extraneous message on reasons they were used would only distract from this. I'unno, 'It was either this or 3 million + dead in a conventional invasion' would be pretty succinct, while still maintaining the anti-war thing. oohhboy posted:Lacks an ending, 4/10. Is it me, or does that guy look like Hesh from Sealab 2023? WarpedNaba fucked around with this message at 05:08 on Nov 7, 2017 |
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Nov 7, 2017 05:04
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Grand Fromage posted:Lasagna is the only other instance I can think of. Or those long tube things stuffed with cheese that I forget the name of, I think those are baked. Canneloni? I know lasagna is technically pasta but I don’t usually think of it in the same category, I guess, but you’re right. Is gratin stuff popular where you are? Everywhere in Taipei that has Italian stuff will do, like, a rice gratin thing
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WarpedNaba posted:I'unno, 'It was either this or 3 million + dead in a conventional invasion' would be pretty succinct, while still maintaining the anti-war thing. The latter is theoretical the former happened. The Hiroshima museum has no impetus or obligation to make any excuses for the bombing.
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Grand Fromage posted:Lasagna is the only other instance I can think of. Or those long tube things stuffed with cheese that I forget the name of, I think those are baked. Canneloni? Canneloni and also manicotti. Pirate Radar posted:I know lasagna is technically pasta but I don't usually think of it in the same category, I guess, but you're right. I want to say "white people = casserole dish" is the gist of the poor comparison. If so, it's strong with regards to public food exchanges like potlucks or bringing food over to a host's Thanksgiving party, but mostly for the ease of transportation+cooking. Generally you don't borrow a host's fryer, and re-heating things is easiest in a convection oven without ruining it like a microwave. I would blow Dane Cook posted:http://www.stgeorgeutah.com/news/archive/2017/11/02/cgbdriver-leads-police-in-110-mph-chase-on-i-15-says-she-was-in-a-hurry/ It's the drugs that make me  Mail could be stolen, or could be fraud; possible it's a relocated birth tourism racket, or gaming government payments like social security. But I can't find plausibility for the drugs.
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MMYYY FAACCCEEE I NEEED IT! https://www.hongkongfp.com/2017/11/07/ex-chief-exec-cy-leung-says-young-hongkongers-have-incorrect-understanding-of-country/ quote:Leung also said Hong Kong has to handle the issue of people disrespecting national symbols, which made mainland officials and residents sad and created a bad image for Hong Kong. Bonus "Blame the victims". quote:Another speaker, Hang Lung Properties chair Ronnie Chan, said Hong Kong people were of the group with the least idea of their country in the world.
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LimburgLimbo posted:I too am offended that people from the only place that got nuked are anti-nukes Historical context is important if you want a museum to actually be worth a drat
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coke posted:the funniest part of the narrative focused mainly along the line of "the americans nazi scientist invented the a bomb so they had to use it to justify the huge cost and effort of inventing it" Pretty sure they don’t claim the US scientists were nazis, but other than that that’s a line that’s also extensively discussed in American literature and analysis
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Pirate Radar posted:Is gratin stuff popular where you are? Everywhere in Taipei that has Italian stuff will do, like, a rice gratin thing I've never seen it but I don't go to localized foreign food places either. I had enough of that in Korea. The only Italian restaurant I ever visit is all Italian run.
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Fojar38 posted:Historical context is important if you want a museum to actually be worth a drat i don't think you necessarily have to deal with that if you want to just say 'yo nukes blow'. regardless of historical context, nukes do indeed blow and shouldn't be used. you can make an argument how in that one situation it was justified because of the casualties that were absolutely guaranteed to happen in the alternative (calling the 3m+ figure 'theoretical' ignores the very grim calculus the Americans had perfected during the Pacific campaign) - but i think it's a fair stance to take that this entire conversation is beyond the pay grade of your average museum goer and you just don't want to deal with it. it's perfectly reasonable to just stick to 'yo nukes blow' and not talk about anything beyond the absolute certainty that civilization as we know it is hosed if nukes are ever used in a real way again - not only due to the horrific effects of the bombs that were used, but on the reality that actual modern nukes make Fat Man and Little Boy look like firecrackers. where i get off the figurative bus here is when you go beyond 'yo nukes blow' to turning it into a martyrdom story, a pride coup for people who weren't even born yet that they live in the city, and an indictment of any soul involved in the affair. at that point, you are bringing historical context into it and you are making the alternatives salient. you are trying to harvest a benefit on a story you're not fully telling and being revisionist about. the hiroshima nuke museum absolutely did this the last time I was there (which, admittedly, was half a decade ago at this point, so it's possible it's changed) and it appalled me to see dilettantes turn the entire matter into a talking point on how great they are for being part of a story they showed up to 50 years late.
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The only people I knowbfrom hiroshima are Perfume and I dont think theyve made a nuke song
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The Yasukuni Museum is the funniest museum I've ever seen and I highly recommend it if you enjoy things that are stupid. Their WW2 narrative is essentially: the perfidious Chinese attacked our troops outside Beijing for some reason that cannot be comprehended, then we defended ourselves bravely until the Americans rolled up and nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki because ????? woe is us. They also have an original Zero, which is neat. And the antique market outside the shrine on Sundays is way cool.
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American food is that one lady on youtube who is very fat and made a" single meal "of macaroni salad with a whole stick of butter and a fruit bowl
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paula deen hasn't been a part of accepted americana for whole seconds now get with the times mang
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Pirate Radar posted:Is gratin stuff popular where you are? Everywhere in Taipei that has Italian stuff will do, like, a rice gratin thing Rice doria was invented in Tokyo and is okay. 
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Slim Jim Pickens posted:American food is that one lady on youtube who is very fat and made a" single meal "of macaroni salad with a whole stick of butter and a fruit bowl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1PsDyhNFBI
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Bread (or mantou) with sugar is disgusting you diabetic barbarians
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Darkest Auer posted:Bread (or mantou) with sugar is disgusting you diabetic barbarians white bread, butter, and sprinkles is the national treat of australia 
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Coolguye posted:paula deen hasn't been a part of accepted americana for whole seconds now get with the times mang https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4zw99VsoMA I wanna say she's dead now but that may just be a rumor
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LentThem posted:i want to know more about her mail theft charge that was only mentioned in half a sentence near the end of the long article
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big time bisexual posted:white bread, butter, and sprinkles is the national treat of
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Nov 7, 2017 09:54
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wrong we use chocolate sprinkles not this sugary garbage
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u4zw99VsoMA My mistake, american food is 1 whole can each of sweetened condensed milk and mayonaise in a fruit bowl
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American food is the cheapest possible ground beef arranged on a baking sheet to spell out I’M GAY and then put into the oven at 350 degrees for 1 hour Then covered in A1
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Nov 7, 2017 10:57
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350 Fahrenheit
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Darkest Auer posted:Bread (or mantou) with sugar is disgusting you diabetic barbarians They do it here bro. The only okay mantou is the kind that comes with sweetened condensed milk to dip it in, because sweetened condensed milk tastes good and the mantou allows you to shovel it into your gob.
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As far as I'm concerned, white people food is just various edible vehicles to carry sauce into your mouth.
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