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Not the DC Batman, the other sort of batman. It's kinda chunky and plain-looking for something that costs as much as a car. 
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Private Speech posted:What's Irish food like? Imagine a more bland version of British food and you're there. Surprisingly poo poo potatoes. I grew up there, eating awful floury spuds and boiled bacon. It is to food what Australia is to culture.
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Jan 26, 2020 23:13
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Spuckuk posted:Imagine a more bland version of British food and you're there. Surprisingly poo poo potatoes. Do they eat corned beef and cabbage there? That's good food. 
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gradenko_2000 posted:https://twitter.com/jk_rowling/status/1221385557525323777?s=19 freckle posted:its about this lmao I mean, I gotta admire that she's apparently claiming that the screenshotted Tweet is fake with a quote suggesting that anyone who takes issue with it is a nazi. She may not actually have tweeted that, but it is very much a real JK Rowling tweet.
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it’s too bad people wont believe jk rowling didn’t tweet out a terrible opinion because of her history of tweeting out her terrible opinions
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Spuckuk posted:Imagine a more bland version of British food and you're there. can’t. Mind hurts! like thinking about a color bluer than blue.
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imagine having more money than god and getting into twitter slap fights why?!
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No one eats British food, assholes, globalisation happened and we eat advacardos endlessly like the rest of you
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Regarde Aduck posted:No one eats British food, assholes, globalisation happened and we eat advacardos endlessly like the rest of you people eat british assholes
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Squizzle posted:people eat british assholes And it's indistinguishable from their regular cuisine.
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Jan 27, 2020 15:33
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prefect posted:Do they eat corned beef and cabbage there? That's good food. Corned beef is some weird Irish-American thing. It's available here obviously, but it's not especially popular. Loads of cabbage though.
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freckle posted:its about this lmao
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Bryter posted:Corned beef is some weird Irish-American thing. It's available here obviously, but it's not especially popular. Loads of cabbage though. Pastrami gets way more attention than corned beef, but corned beef is 100% superior.
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Bryter posted:Corned beef is some weird Irish-American thing. It's available here obviously, but it's not especially popular. Loads of cabbage though. It's literally a result of a bunch of dirt poor Irish immigrants living next to a bunch of dirt poor Jewish immigrants in the Lower East Side. The Irish would buy it from Kosher butchers when they wanted to splurge on a bunch of meat for special holidays so it got associated with St Patrick's Day and Irish identity in the US, even though actual people in Ireland have no idea wtf the deal with corned beef is. Edit: also because kosher butchers obviously didn't sell bacon. mrmcd has issued a correction as of 16:43 on Jan 27, 2020 |
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Glad to see everybody getting into american spirit of meat arguments
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What's more meat-ey? Gammon, spam or chlorinated chicken?
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mrmcd posted:It's literally a result of a bunch of dirt poor Irish immigrants living next to a bunch of dirt poor Jewish immigrants in the Lower East Side. The Irish would buy it from Kosher butchers when they wanted to splurge on a bunch of meat for special holidays so it got associated with St Patrick's Day and Irish identity in the US, even though actual people in Ireland have no idea wtf the deal with corned beef is. As the us has more people of Irish descent than ireland it is now the determiner of what irish culture is.
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if that’s the case then the US depiction of Irish people is just Conan O’Brian, the Lucky Charms leprechaun, and college students blacking out on St. Patty’s day
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Don't forget boondock saints
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A Gnarlacious Bro posted:Don't forget boondock saints
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Is this for real happening? Like, for real real? They're not going to call it off in 3 and a half days for some reason?
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Samurai Sanders posted:Is this for real happening? Like, for real real? They're not going to call it off in 3 and a half days for some reason? The actual trade agreements don't end for another year, so no. But yes. But no.
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Samurai Sanders posted:Is this for real happening? Like, for real real? They're not going to call it off in 3 and a half days for some reason? Hang on lemme pull up the latest flowchart
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Jan 27, 2020 23:39
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so my pro-brexit friend who bought 3k worth of stock in sirius mine because it could only go UP UP UP! after brexit has been powerfully owned
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hemale in pain posted:so my pro-brexit friend who bought 3k worth of stock in sirius mine because it could only go UP UP UP! after brexit has been powerfully owned depends on when he bought
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Samurai Sanders posted:Is this for real happening? Like, for real real? They're not going to call it off in 3 and a half days for some reason? U guys did like 4 god damned votes
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Doomtalker posted:The actual trade agreements don't end for another year, so no. But yes. But no. when's free movement end?
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Spuckuk posted:Imagine a more bland version of British food and you're there. Surprisingly poo poo potatoes. Light and floury spuds are superior to dense soapy spuds. This is a distinction I don't expect anyone outside of Ireland to understand. Off-season spuds tend to become a bit less fluffy, but then you stick 'em in a stew with a load of garden veg, spices, and lamb to make a hearty Irish stew. Also we're a damp little island where grass grows continuously for 10 months of the year and we produce 8x more grass-fed beef and lamb than we can consume. On top of that we're surrounded by some of the richest fishing waters in the world, and nowhere is more than an hour's drive from the coast, so you can pop in to almost any restaurant or gastro-pub and be guaranteed to have a seafood option on the menu that was caught the same day. I've lived most of my 40 years in Ireland and I've never heard of anyone boiling bacon. This is literally the first time "boiled bacon" has entered my consciousness. Did you grow up in a weird Catholic institution that might someday lead to you writing a novel about the horrible abuse you endured? prefect posted:Do they eat corned beef and cabbage there? That's good food. As an Irish corned beef has always been an English food in my mind. I used to holiday sometimes in England with relatives and corned beef was one of the things that was alien to me, but they used it in sandwiches and other things. I just assumed it was something English people really liked, but I thought it was weird and salty and gross.
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Doc Hawkins posted:when's free movement end? Maybe end of the year, maybe never as we end up with a soft Brexit.
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BMX Ninja posted:As an Irish corned beef has always been an English food in my mind. I used to holiday sometimes in England with relatives and corned beef was one of the things that was alien to me, but they used it in sandwiches and other things. I just assumed it was something English people really liked, but I thought it was weird and salty and gross. English corned beef refers to an entirely different meat than American corned beef, iirc.
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AnoHito posted:English corned beef refers to an entirely different meat than American corned beef, iirc.
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Samurai Sanders posted:English corned beef isn't beef? American corned beef doesnt actually have corn in it, the corn growers make more selling it to Coca Cola to make soft drinks out of.
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as a born and raised American, honestly corn sucks and is so far removed from what it used to be that most people literally can’t even digest it anymore. corn destroyed our economy and made us a nation of diabetic morons and it’s honestly probably payback for all the stuff we did to the natives
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there is no corn in corned beef, the name refers to how they salt dry it
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which just goes to show how far it is from what corn used to be
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Squizzle posted:which just goes to show how far it is from what corn used to be dang ancient mesoamericans domesticated salt
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BBC News - Watchdog queries impact of £46m 'Get Ready for Brexit' campaign Ahh, well, let's do some tutting at the new government. Right on time to have zero impact on anything to do with the election that was over a month ago. And just to be clear how important it is, the total allowed maximum spend on the election per party, according to the election spending rules, is less than £20m. But I'm sure the extra £50m totally-nonpolitical "get ready for brexit" campaign had no impact. Private Speech has issued a correction as of 07:35 on Jan 28, 2020 |
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