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Boba Pearl posted:100x, that's 13 times an hour what the gently caress. Marcade posted:Look, N-word Georg is an outlier and should not be counted.
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If they're using slurs the way I use gently caress, poo poo and **** that's pretty believable.
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I said outlier, not Outrail.
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Breetai posted:People who insist on sharp borders and purity of essence in food strike me as having the same kind of brainworms as the weirdos who insist on keeping languages static and unchanging without understanding what a complete bastard polyglot fuckpile of different regional tongues basically every single language already is. It gets tricky though. "Hipsters" looking for "authentic" food has its own fetishization and is gross. But I've also had Vietnamese, Pinoy and Malay friends have a real crisis of consciousness when "their" food became en vogue. In my white expectation, repackaging their cuisine to meet the expectations of the dominant culture is what the primary insult should be. And it is an insult, but one that is expected. The Dutch like Dutch food, so Indonesian restaurants in the Nietherlands cater to Dutch tastes. The British like English food, so Indian restaurants in Scotland cater to the local taste. Standing proud and saying, "This isn't for me, this is for you!" is a real declaration of self-identification. The crisis comes when the "weird, smelly" thing (usually fish sauce-based) that they were made ashamed of as a kid becomes the new "thing". "I was made fun of this growing up and now the same people who mocked me are enjoying this, getting rich off this!?!" I get that as a casus belli.
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more like casus belly if we're talking americanized portions here
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Sapozhnik posted:more like casus belly if we're talking americanized portions here This isn't the "post funny posts" thread, this is the "post funny quotes" thread! wait
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“When I left you, I was but an emptyquoter, now I am the poster.”
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Vitruvian Manic posted:The British like English food, so Indian restaurants in Scotland cater to the local taste. I get your point, but I am not sure the Scottish would like being told they like English food. Theirs is obviously much better. The handful I met would likely punch you for calling them British as well, even if it may be technically true.
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doingitwrong posted:“When I left you, I was but an emptyquoter, now I am the poster.” "You merely adopted the funny quote. I was born in it, molded by it."
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RFC2324 posted:I get your point, but I am not sure the Scottish would like being told they like English food. Theirs is obviously much better. The scottish deep fry their jellied eels
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Milo and POTUS posted:The scottish deep fry their jellied eels I didn't say good, just better than english food 
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RFC2324 posted:I didn't say good, just better than english food *salutes fish shop serving deep-fried haggis
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Food can be a weird thing there since while it can be a genuine way of embracing new cultures it can also be a very colonialist thing. Sometimes you get both, like the British conquering half the world for spices and then deciding they didn't want any.
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RFC2324 posted:I get your point, but I am not sure the Scottish would like being told they like English food. Theirs is obviously much better. Lmao what, Scottish people are proud of having the worst food on earth, literally today one of my aunt's messaged me a pic of extremely burnt toast, a staple of Scottish cuisine. Black pudding, tatty scones, breakfast sausage and baked beans are great but it's "die at 40 of heart congestion" food
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Food can be a weird thing there since while it can be a genuine way of embracing new cultures it can also be a very colonialist thing. Or the British bringing curry to Japan when their sailors kept trying to order curry there because the people seemed similar enough to Indians
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Food can be a weird thing there since while it can be a genuine way of embracing new cultures it can also be a very colonialist thing. Look, if everyone's able to enjoy spices thanks to trade routes making it plentiful and cheap, then clearly it's disgusting commoner muck and REAL British food shouldn't use any of that nonsense! 
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goon food opinions happen with the cadence and impact of locust swarmings
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scotland has well fired rolls which is if you took a bread roll and then burnt the gently caress out of the top of it
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Why would you do that to a perfectly good bread roll?
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Because with a good one of those you can brain an englishman from a good fifty yards distance.
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Karate Bastard posted:Because with a good one of those you can brain an englishman from a good fifty yards distance. Well fired, indeed
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Karate Bastard posted:Because with a good one of those you can brain an englishman from a good fifty yards distance. Easy there, Agent 47.
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Scottish battle cuisine
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No I said "warchef".
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It’s like my father always said, “anything’s a weapon after enough whiskey”. Words to live by.
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jesus WEP posted:scotland has well fired rolls which is if you took a bread roll and then burnt the gently caress out of the top of it Think they just spelled "scorch" wrong.
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TITTIEKISSER69 posted:Is your monitor turned on?
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Karate Bastard posted:Because with a good one of those you can brain an englishman from a good fifty yards distance. Ahh, we've discovered the original Dwarf Bread.
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Kind of upset at how long it took me to get the joke.
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Plank Walker posted:was thinking about the lack of women into nfts/crypto and i guess it's because
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 Should I tell my girlfriend I am a stripper? butts butts BUTTS! posted:Been working in the adult entertainment industry for about a month now, and my girlfriend doesn't know about it. I brought home some of my breakaway pants by accident the other day and when she wondered what they were I said it was a type of exercise pants. I think she suspects.
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What… what was rule #4? 
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Zulily Zoetrope posted:What… what was rule #4? butts butts BUTTS! posted:My super hero costume is my mickey mouse thong
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Douche Wolf 89 posted:Lmao what, Scottish people are proud of having the worst food on earth, literally today one of my aunt's messaged me a pic of extremely burnt toast, a staple of Scottish cuisine. Black pudding, tatty scones, breakfast sausage and baked beans are great but it's "die at 40 of heart congestion" food So if you told her some english food was better than that she would agree? Given that there is no such thing as objectively superior food, any claim that x food is better than y should probably be treated as subjective and/or tongue in cheek
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Malachite_Dragon posted:Why would you do that to a perfectly good bread roll? They actually don't taste burned if they're done right, they're more like toast except the rest of the roll isn't toasted. I like to have a couple buttered with a few slices of Jarlsberg, it's a pro light lunch.
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Jedit posted:slices of Jarlsberg got confused by this but then realized I was thinking of Carlsberg
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Oh yeah, I thought the same, but it didn't really give me a pause that a Scottish light snack would include a couple pints.
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steinrokkan posted:Oh yeah, I thought the same, but it didn't really give me a pause that a Scottish light snack would include a couple pints. yeah, it was "slices" that confused me
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RFC2324 posted:So if you told her some english food was better than that she would agree? People get really mad about it though, go post in a Texas thread about beans and chili sometime.
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almost every long thread I'm reading is currently on a food derail (except the food threads (those are on topic))
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