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Kaal posted:I mean I know people are mostly just missing Corbyn here, but Starmer's low-thirties average is better than any polling Corbyn had managed since 2017. Mostly it appears that Brits just don't like Labour. That's true, with the caveat that Corbyn was absolutely monstered in the press for four years and Starmer hasn't been, at all (yet) e: In 1155 the date of New Year's Day in England was changed from January 1st to March 25th. It was observed on that date until 1752. Personally it makes sense to not have the New Year start in the middle of winter, but there we are. I'd probably go March 1st to keep the months straight if it were up to me. And then make a 13th month, split them all to 28 days plus one bonus "Year Day" on NYE, etc. etc. sebzilla fucked around with this message at 12:52 on Jan 26, 2021 |
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Failed Imagineer posted:A hotdog should snap? Yep. It should flex, but then snap cleanly once past a certain point. If it just keeps bending or squishes you’ve got a mushy piece of poo poo that’s probably 90% ground up gym-mats. The kosher ones are the only supermarket brand I’ve found which have proper snap- everything else over here is just too soft and squishy.
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Kaal posted:I mean I know people are mostly just missing Corbyn here, but Starmer's low-thirties average is better than any polling Corbyn had managed since 2017. Mostly it appears that Brits just don't like Labour. yeah starmer is bad enough that he could sneak into number 10 by default imo in a way kkkorbyn obviously couldnt be allowed to
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Camrath posted:Yep. It should flex, but then snap cleanly once past a certain point. If it just keeps bending or squishes you’ve got a mushy piece of poo poo that’s probably 90% ground up gym-mats. Hot Dogs are nature's asparagus. Maybe the other way around idk
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Camrath posted:Yep. It should flex, but then snap cleanly once past a certain point. If it just keeps bending or squishes you’ve got a mushy piece of poo poo that’s probably 90% ground up gym-mats. Ah yeah that makes sense, I was thinking of a loud crack.like a breadstick
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Grey Hunter posted:He's going to run one over on the way to/from the press conference, isn't he.
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The best hot dog is a matthesons smoked sausage in a baguette!
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sebzilla posted:Hot Dogs are nature's asparagus. Hot dogs are better as they don’t make your piss stink. (I actually love me some asparagus, but yeah)
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like most sausages the best hotdogs are the cheapest, worst ones
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Communist Thoughts posted:like most sausages the best hotdogs are the cheapest, worst ones I like Quorn hotdogs, they're virtually identical to meat ones with the advantage that they're not made of hooves and hair
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I submit to the thread Salt and Chilli Pizza Crunch quote:The pizza crunch is topped with a mix of spices, as well as onions and peppers and the latest addition to the takeaway's salt and chilli range.  https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink-news/glasgow-chinese-takeaway-launches-salt-14510997
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peanut- posted:It's funny to me that in the rush to return to normality with a sensible, centrist public school type it never occurred to anyone that he might be an absolutely dreadful politician. So it must be that we suck and they are clever. Yes, that's a sensible way to think about it. drat marxists trying to trick us into thinking about things!
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Jose posted:lol the eu loving sucks e: Camrath posted:Hot dogs are better as they don’t make your piss stink.
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WhatEvil posted:Agree with this, they are very good. I'm a lifelong vegetarian so I can't make a direct comparison but the first time we had them my wife was absolutely convinced we must've been given actual beef by mistake. She's wrong! They are much better than McDonalds, and up there with the Byrons and Honest Burgers of this world. Gort posted:I like Quorn hotdogs, they're virtually identical to meat ones with the advantage that they're not made of hooves and hair My wife is vegetarian so we are 99.5% vegetarian at home. The Quorn hotdogs are pretty good. But as CyberPingu says, the Moving Mountains ones are better. The Question IRL posted:Real talk, my wife wanted a Beyond Burger last night so I went down to the Tesco to get them for her. I found them in the frozen foods section. I just microwave defrost them then pan-fry them. My son is also diabetic. Fun, isn't it?
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Camrath posted:Hot dogs are better as they don’t make your piss stink. It's fascinating, because it takes literal minutes to happen. You can sit down, eat dinner, then immediately take a whizz and make the bathroom stink like vegetables that have been cooked for three hours. No idea how the human body works that fast.
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Guavanaut posted:That's a good look against China's belt and road and vaccine initiatives. ...why would I do that? Why would /anyone/ do that? Doctor_Fruitbat posted:It's fascinating, because it takes literal minutes to happen. You can sit down, eat dinner, then immediately take a whizz and make the bathroom stink like vegetables that have been cooked for three hours. No idea how the human body works that fast. Yeah, I can’t think of anything that you eat which ‘works’ so quickly. Eat an edible, it’ll be an hour or so. Drop acid, twenty minutes. Eat asparagus? That stank is in your bladder /instantly/. Camrath fucked around with this message at 13:16 on Jan 26, 2021 |
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I have no idea if you can find Impossible brand veggie burgers and brats anywhere in the UK, but they're absolutely fantastic and pretty much set the standard. Their only competition is a Beyond Burger, and I think that it's generally accepted that Impossible Burgers are simply better (and priced accordingly).therattle posted:She's wrong! They are much better than McDonalds, and up there with the Byrons and Honest Burgers of this world. It's true they are much better. Though McDonald's actually partnered with Beyond to supply their new McPlant veggie burger, which is debuting soon. Kaal fucked around with this message at 13:19 on Jan 26, 2021 |
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I've amended my Tesco order to add a couple of Beyond Burgers to give them a try. I've tried the own brand meat free ones before and they weren't impressive so hopefully these will be much better.
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Kaal posted:I have no idea if you can find Impossible brand veggie burgers and brats anywhere in the UK, but they're absolutely fantastic and pretty much set the standard. Their only competition is a Beyond Burger, and I think that it's generally accepted that Impossible Burgers are simply better (and priced accordingly). Impossible Burgers are the ones that use GM mushrooms to produce haemoglobin? Now that we have Brexited it should be possible to import. Sunlit uplands.
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Jose posted:lol the eu loving sucks While your premise is true, this is a specific response to AZ trying to back out of its vaccine delivery contract to arbitrage extra profit elsewhere. Blame Bill Gates for pushing the Oxford/AZ partnership in the first place
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Camrath posted:...why would I do that? Why would /anyone/ do that? keep punching joe posted:Impossible Burgers are the ones that use GM mushrooms to produce haemoglobin? Now that we have Brexited it should be possible to import.
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Failed Imagineer posted:While your premise is true, this is a specific response to AZ trying to back out of its vaccine delivery contract to arbitrage extra profit elsewhere. Blame Bill Gates for pushing the Oxford/AZ partnership in the first place Is there any proof of the arbitrage profit thing (other than lol pharma companies)? I thought they said the manufacturing yields at their EU plant were just lower than expected.
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Failed Imagineer posted:While your premise is true, this is a specific response to AZ trying to back out of its vaccine delivery contract to arbitrage extra profit elsewhere. Blame Bill Gates for pushing the Oxford/AZ partnership in the first place corbyn_looking_into_camera.mp4 https://twitter.com/jeremycorbyn/status/1327603737045716993?s=20
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Jose posted:lol the eu loving sucks Not only are you an apologists for a nazi but now you are pro-big phrama! You've changed man. But seriously, the manufacturers are reneging on contractual obligations so the EU has a right to redress this.
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happyhippy posted:That's because you are eating the poo poo Licorice Allsorts, the cardboard of licorice. Never cared for turkish pepper. I like to think Finland knows licorice (esp salmiakki), but I don't eat it anyway because it really raises your BP.
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keep punching joe posted:Impossible Burgers are the ones that use GM mushrooms to produce haemoglobin? Now that we have Brexited it should be possible to import. Yup, it tastes like science!
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Ah, I thought you were referring to stinky asparagus piss, not the asparagus itself.
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Gort posted:I like Quorn hotdogs, they're virtually identical to meat ones with the advantage that they're not made of hooves and hair Prefer Linda McCartney ones myself. The Quorn hotdog has a tiny cooking range of 'not nearly yet done' and 'oh poo poo its drier than a Sahari flip flop'.
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Red Oktober posted:I've amended my Tesco order to add a couple of Beyond Burgers to give them a try. I've tried the own brand meat free ones before and they weren't impressive so hopefully these will be much better.
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Camrath posted:Ah, I thought you were referring to stinky asparagus piss, not the asparagus itself. you need to add poo poo to the piss ferment if you're making jenkem
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Gotta say the thing I dislike most with frankfurthers is the snap. Somehow it's revolting to me.
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I quite like the Iceland No Bull burgers. I tried a Beyond burger (bought from the chilled aisle) and wasn't that impressed tbh
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what the gently caress https://twitter.com/NickyZog/status/1353732401009188867?s=20
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His Divine Shadow posted:Gotta say the thing I dislike most with frankfurthers is the snap. Somehow it's revolting to me. There is space for a wide variety of opinions in this world, even if some of them are factually and morally wrong.
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Camrath posted:Ah, I thought you were referring to stinky asparagus piss, not the asparagus itself.  Some people have said that fermenting decreases the piss stank, which is what made me think of it, but that seems very variable from person as it is so ymmv. Jose posted:you need to add poo poo to the piss ferment if you're making jenkem
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Jose posted:what the gently caress Ha ha he's so funny Have you seen his floppy hair?
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Camrath posted:There is space for a wide variety of opinions in this world, even if some of them are factually and morally wrong. I like the traditional finnish cheap sausages that are like 50% filling / flour too instead of the fancy high protein ones.  I also like preground coffee and buy the cheapest light beer possible (usually Lidl). I love cheap low class food 
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