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OwlFancier posted:Is there also an adam civic and an adam celica? Civic's are Honda
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Crap I even said honda civic in my head and forgot honda and toyota aren't the same company.
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OwlFancier posted:Crap I even said honda civic in my head and forgot honda and toyota aren't the same company. I got ya Adam Camry
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vdarknight posted:Huh - that makes sense. I've got some friends from South Asia and some from the Caribbean who still have a sense of belonging to there, despite never visited, because to their parents it means something. England has a culture, its just when you invade half the world and keep trying to force your culture upon them, they will at some point start absorbing it into their own to the point your culture starts seeming less defined and unique. Take football (soccer), its an English sport and steeped in English culture (yes many cultures had something similar but modern football is directly taken from English football) but we don't think of it as English any more as the entire world has adopted it and are frankly better at it then the English are (this is also true for quite a few sports).
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OwlFancier posted:Is there also an adam civic and an adam celica?
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lobsterminator posted:Is stew considered some esoteric manly food? Isn't it just a common food? You could just as easily say "More American males now wear bracelets than eat soup" and why do you need the two spaces after bracelets!!! My best guess is that he’s referring specifically to beef stew, which is associated with cowboys? I just picture the scenes in old westerns where a bunch of cowboys are huddled around the fire at the end of the day eating stew. Of course it’s telling that the best example of manliness he can come up with is one strictly from the movies.
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letthereberock posted:My best guess is that he’s referring specifically to beef stew, which is associated with cowboys? I just picture the scenes in old westerns where a bunch of cowboys are huddled around the fire at the end of the day eating stew. I thought they always ate beans? Viz that noted documentary Blazing Saddles. 
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oldpainless posted:Be proud of your ancestry and love yourselves. Take care, everyone. Lol I am hardly proud of what many of my ancestors did.
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I assume Carolla sees stew as the epitome of the sort uncomplicated, straightforward meal that “real” men are capable of cooking. Throw meat and some veg (carrots and potatoes only. No greens because those are for rabbits and sissies!) in a pot with water and cook it over an open flame. Super manly!
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Sep 6, 2020 13:01
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Carolla is a dumb bitch but lets all be honest here, stew in almost all forms is delicious and generally very easy to make. We should all be eating stew, chowder, and idk...curry is basically spicy stew, toss that one on too. The easiest way for a lazy cook to make something delish. Is there an italian version of plastic paddies? I feel like American "italians" are like 500x more annoying about their poo poo. My favorite thing is when they do those DNA tests and find out they're not italian at all
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Sep 6, 2020 13:24
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People who call mozzarella "mootz"
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Bismuth posted:Carolla is a dumb bitch but lets all be honest here, stew in almost all forms is delicious and generally very easy to make. We should all be eating stew, chowder, and idk...curry is basically spicy stew, toss that one on too. The easiest way for a lazy cook to make something delish.
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https://twitter.com/MscAmir1/status/1302574072900079616 Rui is not the idiot
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Bismuth posted:Carolla is a dumb bitch but lets all be honest here, stew in almost all forms is delicious and generally very easy to make. We should all be eating stew, chowder, and idk...curry is basically spicy stew, toss that one on too. The easiest way for a lazy cook to make something delish. This. I make some kind of stew about once a month. It's super easy, but delicious. All you need is time, so it's good weekend food. Now I find out I've been a chud all along 
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lobsterminator posted:This. I make some kind of stew about once a month. It's super easy, but delicious. All you need is time, so it's good weekend food. Now I find out I've been a chud all along Hell yeah about barley but hey dudes, we dont have to let chuds have our stew, chuds don't even cook it for themselves, they just want their mommies or girlfriends to serve it to them I also want my mommy to make me stew but that's because i love her and haven't seen her much since the plague 
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Bismuth posted:
Italian American culture is such a weird distinct thing that’s so separate from actual Italian culture that I don’t want to call it plastic. It gets satirized in an exaggerated way in things like Jersey Shore, but it really is it’s own thing. So much so, that you’ll find a lot of people who operate fully within the Italian American culture who aren’t actually Italian by blood. It’s not unusual to meet someone who seems to check off all of the Italian-American stereotypes but is actually of Puerto Rican or Colombian background. It’s not necessarily that they falsely believe themselves to be Italian, that’s just the culture they feel comfortable in. letthereberock has a new favorite as of 14:38 on Sep 6, 2020 |
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Sep 6, 2020 14:35
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Is it like how the Pennsylvania Dutch are basically their own thing separate and removed from German culture?
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letthereberock posted:Italian American culture is such a weird distinct thing that’s so separate from actual Italian culture that I don’t want to call it plastic. It gets satirized in an exaggerated way in things like Jersey Shore, but it really is it’s own thing. So much so, that you’ll find a lot of people who operate fully within the Italian American culture who aren’t actually Italian by blood. It’s not unusual to meet someone who seems to check off all of the Italian-American stereotypes but is actually of Puerto Rican or Colombian background. It’s not necessarily that they falsely believe themselves to be Italian, that’s just the culture they feel comfortable in. Ok but they absolutely refuse to shut the gently caress up about how they're "italian" and all the various things that implies, and they always had "family in the mob" or "connections" They're like what olive garden is to italian food, but they make it their whole personality
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Bismuth posted:Hell yeah about barley but hey dudes, we dont have to let chuds have our stew, chuds don't even cook it for themselves, they just want their mommies or girlfriends to serve it to them
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Sep 6, 2020 15:29
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Splicer posted:My only problem with stew is I always end up making twice as much as I intended. Which is less of a problem and more of an opportunity. Does NOT sound like a problem
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StillFullyTerrible posted:https://twitter.com/MscAmir1/status/1302574072900079616 "China's friend", I call myself, having literally never heard of Yue Chinese dialects.
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Sep 6, 2020 15:37
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Anyone who claims Colombus Day is an important part of there heritage should be shipped back to Italy, if Italy will even take them.
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Look if you can't force every person in your country to speak a single language then what's even the point of a country huh
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Skwirl posted:Anyone who claims Colombus Day is an important part of there heritage should be shipped back to Italy, if Italy will even take them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbbMIg-Aw8E&t=98s
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Data Graham posted:People who call mozzarella "mootz" I went to a sandwich shop where they did this on the menu (specifically “mutz”), I asked to clarify, the dude got mad at me over it, and the sandwich sucked. And now they’re closed. End. No moral!
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Dewgy posted:I went to a sandwich shop where they did this on the menu (specifically “mutz”), I asked to clarify, the dude got mad at me over it, and the sandwich sucked. I think there is a moral
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lobsterminator posted:Is stew considered some esoteric manly food? Isn't it just a common food? You could just as easily say "More American males now wear bracelets than eat soup" and why do you need the two spaces after bracelets!!! It has meat and it's easy to make (just open the can and microwave it, so simple), therefore it's extremely manly. Cooking is for women.
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You all sure Man Show guy didn't just pick random words to get the sjw's up in arms and discuss him for pages?
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Fister Roboto posted:Cooking is for women. Six-Of-Hearts posted:You all sure Man Show guy didn't just pick random words to get the sjw's up in arms and discuss him for pages?
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Six-Of-Hearts posted:You all sure Man Show guy didn't just pick random words to get the sjw's up in arms and discuss him for pages? More american men now *spins giant wheel* WASH THEIR rear end than *spins again* SMOKE CIGARETTES and that's TERRIBLE
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Fatty Crabcakes posted:Nah, he actually is just a pigfucking idiot Someone can be a pigfucking idiot that says random poo poo to get people riled up. I'm related to a few.
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Six-Of-Hearts posted:Someone can be a pigfucking idiot that says random poo poo to get people riled up. I'm related to a few.
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letthereberock posted:Italian American culture is such a weird distinct thing that’s so separate from actual Italian culture that I don’t want to call it plastic. It gets satirized in an exaggerated way in things like Jersey Shore, but it really is it’s own thing. So much so, that you’ll find a lot of people who operate fully within the Italian American culture who aren’t actually Italian by blood. It’s not unusual to meet someone who seems to check off all of the Italian-American stereotypes but is actually of Puerto Rican or Colombian background. It’s not necessarily that they falsely believe themselves to be Italian, that’s just the culture they feel comfortable in. Are you telling me that true Italians aren’t obsessed with gabbagool?
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People taking their fetish to *sneezes Ben Shapiro* the twitter dot coms these days and get *coughs BILL MITCHELL* ting everyone involved it it, I tell ya: no respect. No respect at all anymore.
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christmas boots posted:Are you telling me that true Italians aren’t obsessed with gabbagool? No, but they do hit the drippini twice a day.
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lobsterminator posted:This. I make some kind of stew about once a month. It's super easy, but delicious. All you need is time, so it's good weekend food. Now I find out I've been a chud all along You just need to get a nice bracelet to balance it out 
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Get a MAN bracelet to balance it out.
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Vib Rib posted:God I'd loving forgotten all about the Man Show. I liked it better forgotten. The only bit I can recall about that show was one in which Carolla went on a date with his mom that ended up in bed. Then I remember listening to him wax poetic about the 70's incest porno taboo on loveline back in the 90's. His having a weird idea of manliness is really starting to make sense.
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