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spookykid posted:With like 4-6 lumpia. Enjoying good food is worth losing the last 10 or so over, in my opinion.
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spookykid posted:With like 30-50 lumpia. Surely?
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Apr 27, 2022 13:49
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Robobot posted:Enjoying good food is worth losing the last 10 or so over, in my opinion. You're losing them from the middle though. People say this about a lot of vices, but its not like being a heavy smoker or an uncontrolled diabetic changes a date in the Reaper's day-planner. You just become unhealthy earlier in life. Live your life how you want, just accept that you're going to spend the same amount of time at the nursing home unless you take up cliff-jumping or something.
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Apr 27, 2022 21:05
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You calling pancit a vice?! Thems fightin words.
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Apr 27, 2022 21:25
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Robobot posted:You calling pancit a vice?! Thems fightin words. Not really. For all I know, its the healthiest thing in the world. I just see that justification too often.
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Apr 27, 2022 21:28
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Cat Hatter posted:Not really. For all I know, its the healthiest thing in the world. I just see that justification too often. Aren't you just a bundle of joy
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Apr 27, 2022 22:46
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Cat Hatter posted:Not really. For all I know, its the healthiest thing in the world. I just see that justification too often. Well there’s vegetables and stuff in it, so it is healthy.
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Apr 27, 2022 23:09
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To be fairrrrr Filipinos score lowest in terms of health compared to other Asian countries. I blame Spain's influence. And thier propensity to fry a lot of stuff with little in terms of vegetables.
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iwentdoodie posted:Aren't you just a bundle of joy Do whatever you want, just don't brag about how you lie to yourself about it.
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Android Apocalypse posted:To be fairrrrr Filipinos score lowest in terms of health compared to other Asian countries. The Philippines was colonized by both Spain and America. Haha, sure, the unhealthy food must have come from Spain, I can't imagine any other influences that could have led to that.
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Apr 28, 2022 00:48
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https://i.imgur.com/GB7pgXg.mp4
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Apr 28, 2022 09:51
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 the wife's reaction is fantastic. I love how it takes her a second to process everything and you can see her expression go from 'my baby!!' to 'nice catch!'
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Apr 28, 2022 19:14
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Cat Hatter posted:You're losing them from the middle though. People say this about a lot of vices, but its not like being a heavy smoker or an uncontrolled diabetic changes a date in the Reaper's day-planner. You just become unhealthy earlier in life. Not necessarily. Plenty of ‘bad habits’ impact you in the form of a sudden and massive heart attack or other acute issue. Even something like lung cancer is acute compared to the general decline in health you’re talking about.
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Apr 28, 2022 19:31
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Jakabite posted:Not necessarily. Plenty of ‘bad habits’ impact you in the form of a sudden and massive heart attack or other acute issue. Even something like lung cancer is acute compared to the general decline in health you’re talking about. That's usually not the only health problem you get though. Even if your vice is jumping a motorcycle over the Grand Canyon you might die suddenly, but you might end up in a wheelchair in chronic pain. I don't know why people can't just say "I might regret this later, but it's worth it"
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Apr 28, 2022 20:49
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The dad genes have been activated.
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Apr 29, 2022 02:48
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Cat Hatter posted:That's usually not the only health problem you get though. Even if your vice is jumping a motorcycle over the Grand Canyon you might die suddenly, but you might end up in a wheelchair in chronic pain. They’re both flippant remarks conveying the same thing. “You lose the ones at the end” is not meant to be taken literally. At least I’ve never meant it to be.
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Cat Hatter posted:I don't know why people can't just say "I might regret this later, but it's worth it" Sounds like that's exactly what he said.
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Robobot posted:They’re both flippant remarks conveying the same thing. “You lose the ones at the end” is not meant to be taken literally. At least I’ve never meant it to be. I'm sure most people don't use it literally. But it used to just be that friend-of-a-friend you aren't surprised died in their 30s that would mean it and it annoys me because it feels like its reaching that joke/serious tipping point flat-earthers and jet fuel vs steel beams people already crossed. This is probably also region specific.
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yeah, my college friend having a serious mid thirties heart attack after we joked every time he had a double bacon cheeseburger with mayo and bbq sauce wasn't as funny as we maybe expected
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I am very sorry I started this derail, can we go back to talking about how good lumpia and pancit are when eaten in moderation?
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spookykid posted:I am very sorry I started this derail, can we go back to talking about how good lumpia and pancit are when eaten in moderation? Only if you can properly describe to me how delicious they are.
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May 2, 2022 06:10
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I want something that makes you lose the years at the start, cos I wasn't using them for anything anyway, so if I could just be dead for a while retroactively and swap the time later in life that would probably be an improvement.
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May 2, 2022 11:28
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Cat Hatter posted:Only if you can properly describe to me how delicious they are. Lumpia: think of the crunchiest most flavorful eggroll you've ever gotten from an americanized chinese place, then make it 1/4 to 1/3 the diameter so all of everything gets cooked at the same time in hot oil, no sogginess and the outer wrap becomes like a fresh-fried Mexican tortilla chip. Pancit: think of really good americanized chow mein, but add more garlic, more cabbage, and a add a Filipino take on chorizo or slow-marinade chicken.
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May 2, 2022 12:05
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The size of lumpia is perfect for just machine gunning them into your face. Luckily you usually get a big pile of them.
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May 2, 2022 14:28
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Lumpia is a pain to make at home, but pancit is pretty easy. The right noodles, calamansi juice, and msg are crucial imo.
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Lumpia is like tamales & empanadas where you just dedicate a day making a gigantic batch, then freeze stuff that isn't being immediately used. I also learned to cook lumpia in an air fryer, you want to lightly brush the outside with oil.
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Android Apocalypse posted:Lumpia is like tamales & empanadas where you just dedicate a day making a gigantic batch, then freeze stuff that isn't being immediately used. Ive never had them but man I love freezing eggrolls for a snack.
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Milo and POTUS posted:Ive never had them but man I love freezing eggrolls for a snack. If you know someone with a Costco membership, you can often get a huge batch of the pre-frozen lumpia in their freezer section. Air-fryering them as mentioned above provides a delicious but decidedly unhealthy snack.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Lumpia is a pain to make at home, but pancit is pretty easy. The right noodles, calamansi juice, and msg are crucial imo. After looking up Lumpia, this is pretty much what the standard "egg roll" style appetizer in Asian restaurants in Australia is, usually called a spring roll. Thin pastry, combination of vegetables and meat (pork, chicken, prawn are common), deep fried. Egg rolls are unknown here although I did have them when I visited the US and have to agree a good egg roll is a delicious thing.
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May 3, 2022 13:21
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Helluva way to find out my nickname from school is also a delicious (but unhealthy) snack
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May 3, 2022 16:00
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I feel there needs to be a distinction made here. The crispy mana from heaven is called lumpia(ng) shanghai. If some motherfucker offers you lunpia(ng) sariwa, strike them down where they stand.
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tribbledirigible posted:I feel there needs to be a distinction made here. The crispy mana from heaven is called lumpia(ng) shanghai. If some motherfucker offers you lunpia(ng) sariwa, strike them down where they stand. I like lumpia sariwa, but I do make it a point to verify which version a restaurant has before ordering. Luckily 9/10 times it's lumpia shanghai as it's the more popular one. Mods please change the thread title to You have to ASK for lumpia sariwa
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Lumpia is stored in the balls
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If you feel lumpia in your balls immediately consult a physician, as it may be a sign of testicular cancer.
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https://twitter.com/FreerideWTour/status/1317805126141104130
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Snowy posted:The size of lumpia is perfect for just machine gunning them into your face. Luckily you usually get a big pile of them. Eat like killer whale
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DandyLion posted:Helluva way to find out my nickname from school is also a delicious (but unhealthy) snack I had the nickname "breadstick" in high school because they were the only good food the cafeteria could produce and so they were all I bought. It's possible they were only good thanks to the free cheese or marinara dip each one came with.
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Desert Bus posted:I had the nickname "breadstick" in high school because they were the only good food the cafeteria could produce and so they were all I bought. It's possible they were only good thanks to the free cheese or marinara dip each one came with. I know the exact breadsticks you're talking about
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That's not impressive, I tried using a tow rope to go up the bunny slope and did basically the same thing.
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This reminds me of Bernie Lomax "waterskiing" for some reason.
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