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Carthag Tuek posted:huh i assumed they were nuggets Same here. I thought tenders where just larger nuggets.
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Tenders are a specific cut of chicken meat. Nuggets are a slurry of miscellaneous chicken parts pressed into shape and battered.
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hawowanlawow posted:nuggers, please My dear sibling, no
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hawowanlawow posted:nuggers, please wow I don't care for this.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PH4E2zx8gg
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FreudianSlippers posted:Tenders are a specific cut of chicken meat. it just seems more like a manchild thing to eat deepfried meat byproducts than actual cuts of meat imo anyway i just realized i may have eaten a ~tendie~ today in a burger?. it was alright. fine. okay. i would hate to eat it more than maybe a couple times a month. e: also there used to be a ice cream called nogger here, named thus because it contains nougat
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That’s okay, for 20 years a restaurant around here had homos on their menu. (Hummus, before anyone knew what it was)
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Carthag Tuek posted:e: also there used to be a ice cream called nogger here, named thus because it contains nougat Here in Australia they didn't pussyfoot around with changing letters, they just straight up sold n-word candy 
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Carthag Tuek posted:
Still very much available in Germany!
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In Sweden, Nogger is still around. It's licorice-flavoured sibling, Nogger Black, which was stylized in a graffiti-like font, did not last long though.
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Where I am they keep insisting that these aren't racist (the name literally means "little Congolese" and basically translates as "golliw**") 
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when i say "used to" i mean like "up until like 2015"
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Captain Splendid posted:Where I am they keep insisting that these aren't racist lmao jesus christ
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Captain Splendid posted:golliw** Ah, more things you can still buy in Australia. 
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Usually in that game things only consume resources when running, so it's easiest to just design things so that you have an excess supply of resources. On that pattern, I've got far more mines than I need. I don't even have enough smelters to process all the ore. Together they're draining 5.4MW, by far the biggest power consumption in my factory! It turns out I've been adding more power generation, and burning more coal, for absolutely no reason. Doh. Now I need to go and work out the circuit logic to enable/disable power to banks of mines depending on ore levels. At least that's another fun puzzle to solve! e: no, wait, I'm wrong. Can't be. I've just put in a power switch between a bank of idle mines, flipped the switch on and off at a one second interval, and there's absolutely no change in the power consumption stats. Okay! I guess I do actually just need more power. Hyperlynx has a new favorite as of 02:58 on Jan 14, 2023 |
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A E I O U lists the vowels alphabetically.
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old macdonald had a farm a e i o u
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John Madden
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Hyperlynx posted:
Miners don’t have idle power consumption, but at lot of things do.
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EmptyVessel posted:A E I O U lists the vowels alphabetically. Wait til you hear about the lyrics to the alphabet song. Might want to sit down
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Carthag Tuek posted:it just seems more like a manchild thing to eat deepfried meat byproducts than actual cuts of meat imo
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InediblePenguin posted:Tendy = chicken tender = literally just a piece of chicken breast meat. That's all. That's it. There is NOTHING objectionable about the chicken tender itself, and being like ooooh gross about it is laughably reactionary Forget it goons are weird about food How dare you eat boneless fried chicken
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InediblePenguin posted:Tendy = chicken tender = literally just a piece of chicken breast meat. That's all. That's it. There is NOTHING objectionable about the chicken tender itself, and being like ooooh gross about it is laughably reactionary ??? I said it was fine but I'd get bored real fast
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Carthag Tuek posted:??? You said it's a manchild thing to eat fried chicken
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maybe i phrased that badly, "more of a manchild thing" as in "more like the stereotype" anyway all food is actually pretty good and ill eat anything just not the same thing every day
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A chicken tender is a cut of meat, the preparation is not implied in the word, it doesn't have to be fried......... idk i just think it's weird to be like "i could never eat the same cut of meat thrice in one month"??? Like yeah the preparation of chicken tender stereotypically associated with manchildren is breaded and fried but that's not what "chicken tender" actually means, the word ain't that specific. It's just a part of the chicken breast meat. You can, and both home chefs and restaurants actively do, offer chicken tenders prepared in many different ways
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I would say that tendies, though, are breaded and fried-or-baked.
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John Lee posted:I would say that tendies, though, are breaded and fried-or-baked. You know, you're right. I think baked is probably more common, and I don't consider tendies to be "Fried chicken" despite the fact that the breading is clearly meant to associate it with that dish. But you're right, the "tendy" is specifically breaded unlike the tender from which it comes.
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A chicken tender is itself simply a cut, however when used to refer to a finished product without additional information it would be assumed to mean a breaded tender, baked or fried. It's like how "steak" can be used to make many foods, but if you order a steak off a menu you already know how to expect it.
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Len posted:You said it's a manchild thing to eat fried chicken I thought the "manchild" thing was calling them "tendies" 
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Baron von Eevl posted:A chicken tender is itself simply a cut, however when used to refer to a finished product without additional information it would be assumed to mean a breaded tender, baked or fried. It's like how "steak" can be used to make many foods, but if you order a steak off a menu you already know how to expect it. yeah ok i'll accept this
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Tendies belies your simple palette. Instead, ask like: Waiter, give me your finest chicken tenderloin.
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waitwait Is tenders short for tenderloins?
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credburn posted:waitwait Oh my god we've wrapped around to being back on topic
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I tried to eat a chicken tender once. He protested, "No! I need to tend to these chickens!" I appreciated his dedication and let him be.
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Melaneus posted:I tried to eat a chicken tender once. 
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credburn posted:waitwait Merriam-Webster dictionary says yes quote:The etymological consensus is that tender in "chicken tender" is a shortening of tenderloin. That tender was first served up some time in the late 20th century.
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The word "guerilla" doesn't have a double R. Learned this while developing a search feature in a music database and not being able to find the band Guerilla Toss because nothing was autocorrecting for it.
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Both the singular-r and double-r are valid in English, but single-r is only used for the noun form.
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