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Regarde Aduck posted:English food isn't great but that's a weird reaction to eggs + bacon. Like if you mean its nasty because it's fried I have bad news about lots of other countries. same it's also a weird thing to brag about by the same token
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There’s way worse English food, that poo poo isn’t even boiled
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Someone is reading the boiling hot dog detail in another thread too I see.
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Captain Monkey posted:Someone is reading the boiling hot dog detail in another thread too I see. Boiling hot dogs is a bad way to cook them, but you can chill the water afterward for a refreshing treat to restore lost electrolytes after a hard day of playing Quidditch with your best friends.
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Since we're talking about hot dogs https://twitter.com/AnthonyMKreis/status/1233424272212795392?s=19 I want it!
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Field Mousepad posted:Since we're talking about hot dogs w-would?!?
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Field Mousepad posted:Since we're talking about hot dogs Milhouse: Gross! Martin: yet strangely compelling... Memento has a new favorite as of 04:24 on Mar 3, 2020 |
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Is there an advantage to scoring the hot dogs with a paper clip that slicing with a knife would not provide?
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Have you considered that it’s more of a life hack to use office supplies rather than kitchen utensils
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I cook all my meat skewers on the rails in a metal filing cabinet
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That does look a lot quicker than using the hole punch, I'll admit, but you just don't get the fine texture that a properly confettied hot dog brings to a traditional office weenie omelette waffle
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Field Mousepad posted:Since we're talking about hot dogs HowToBasic has a twitter now?
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Today I learned that "write in point form" (that is, write as a bulleted summary/outline) is a Canadianism  https://twitter.com/kateheartfield/status/1234559830930554880
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Mak0rz posted:Today I learned that "write in point form" (that is, write as a bulleted summary/outline) is a Canadianism Never heard of this in my life. I love these little linguistic differences. I missed a question on a Jeopardy test because it insisted that scary and sherry rhymed. In the northeast US, they do not.
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Cocaine Bear posted:-interesting I’ve never heard the terminology. I would just say “write it as a bullet-pointed list.”
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Cocaine Bear posted:-interesting I'd say "as a bullet list" or "unordered list". I've never heard of "point form".
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Cuz we love bullets and use them to make points
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"Point form" isn't necessarily a list though. It could be an outline or summary of a larger work. Kind of like how one would write notes during a college lecture or something.
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This is blowing my mind. It's like asking if you know what a paragraph is. It's so basic to my understanding of writing that the idea that people don't have a term for it is baffling.
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The Little Death posted:This is blowing my mind. I hope this sudden insight into regional/dialectal/lingual differences hasn't impacted your Geborgenheit at all. It can be troubling to discover words and concepts that aren't easily expressed in other languages
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Sulla Faex posted:I hope this sudden insight into regional/dialectal/lingual differences hasn't impacted your Geborgenheit at all. It can be troubling to discover words and concepts that aren't easily expressed in other languages German is cheating
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The Little Death posted:This is blowing my mind.
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SneezeOfTheDecade posted:I'd say "as a bullet list" or "unordered list". I've never heard of "point form". Found the web designer.
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Mak0rz posted:"Point form" isn't necessarily a list though. It could be an outline or summary of a larger work. Kind of like how one would write notes during a college lecture or something. I would use bullet-pointed outline. Or "in bullet points"
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cohsae posted:English breakfast is the nastiest poo poo. Imagine tanking your economy in order to preserve English cuisine. I once had steak and kidney pie because I thought it was going to be steak and kidney beans which sounded fine. Turns out it was actual kidney. Jesus loving Christ how gross is that. You already had the steak. The meat was accounted for. Why would you ruin it?
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Katt posted:I once had steak and kidney pie because I thought it was going to be steak and kidney beans which sounded fine. Turns out it was actual kidney. Jesus loving Christ how gross is that. You already had the steak. The meat was accounted for. Why would you ruin it? I have no idea if this is the real reason, but I'm betting it might have to do with rationing during the blitz.
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