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Mak0rz posted:Between this guy and Kellogg I have to wonder what the gently caress was up with this association between cereal grain consumption and whacking off? I've always assumed it was a similar phenomenon to how much of facebook mom health poo poo is dedicated to "You can cure cancer with lemon juice and paprika" in that people tend to obsess over finding extra cures and virtues in the stuff they already have access to. Got a lot of wheat? Flavor for that wheat expensive? What a coincidence God hates masturbation but he sure loves wheat and hates flavor!
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Fork of Unknown Origins posted:My dad to this day orders chicken tenders from the kids menu when I take him anywhere that doesn’t have steak or burgers. It’s insane how little flavor he eats. What's it like being the child of an extra terrestrial?
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theironjef posted:I've always assumed it was a similar phenomenon to how much of facebook mom health poo poo is dedicated to "You can cure cancer with lemon juice and paprika" in that people tend to obsess over finding extra cures and virtues in the stuff they already have access to. Got a lot of wheat? Flavor for that wheat expensive? What a coincidence God hates masturbation but he sure loves wheat and hates flavor! No, Kellogg and Graham's brand of particular religious hangups really did revolve around the idea that getting as much as a whiff of pleasure from something was essentially one step removed from dancing naked with the devil under the full moon. But we're talking about the guy who got people to put yogurt up his butt, "enjoying food is sinful" is not the weirdest idea Kellogg ever had
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Dameius posted:What's it like being the child of an extra terrestrial? My dad is from a tiny midwestern town, and whenever he visits me in the city he has to eat at his “favorite restaurant” which is a chain of bar & grills you can find anywhere in America.
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Arivia posted:Aren't there also really strict regulations about importing raw vegetables/other farming stuff from country to country? Like I remember customs being really strict about not having DIRT on you the last time I came to Canada (they likely have good reasons, I just remember it seeming funny), so potatoes which are basically big seeds in dirt might be affected. The good reason is likely to avoid non-endemic soil bacteria suddenly showing up in Canada.
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PharmerBoy posted:Got a "white pizza" (alfredo sauce). They didn't like it. They’re right.
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PurpleXVI posted:The good reason is likely to avoid non-endemic soil bacteria suddenly showing up in Canada. Yes! That kind of thing. Exactly, good reasons just making it awkward to import your favourite potatoes even if you'd just bring a bag home with you on the plane or whatever.
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Dameius posted:What's it like being the child of an extra terrestrial? My sister and I sat down one day and put together a list of everything my dad eats. Since my mom wasn’t cooking two dinners this was also a list of everything we were fed growing up. The only vegetables on there are carrots (but specifically carrots cooked with a pot roast) and salad but he added salad after his doctor gave him poo poo after I had moved out. The complete list: Roast, pizza, steak, burgers, spaghetti, Tyson chicken, turkey, bacon and eggs, ham, pork chops, roast carrots, fries, Mac and cheese, Dry salad Childhood was Pizza Hut once a week, McDonald’s once a week, spaghetti once a week, deep fried chicken tenders and fries once a week, and the other three days were some combo of roast, McDonald’s again, Mac and cheese, Outback, or breakfast for dinner. It took a long loving time to work my way out of that nutritional black hole. Edit: school lunch was spaghettios and meatballs with Doritos every day until I got to highschool and started actually eating their food sometimes. Breakfast was cinnamon toast. I’m not sure how we survived. Fork of Unknown Origins has a new favorite as of 20:56 on Jun 15, 2023 |
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Ichabod Sexbeast posted:This was put about by rich people in Europe once everyone could afford spices. Kind of want to know what recipes tasted like before then - I know there's a medieval english Cinnamon Ham, someone's probably got some notes on that White pizza is like pizza with red sauce, only not as good. Halloween Jack has a new favorite as of 21:06 on Jun 15, 2023 |
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PharmerBoy posted:I got together with my midwestern family and traveled to the southwest US. Local fast food tacos? Too out there, we had to make a second stop at Wendy's. OK, let's try something else they can't get at home, a dedicated German restaurant. Nope, too ethnic. Tried eating at a "Mexican" joint in St Joseph, MO and it was like a retirement home where the owners got their cuisine explained to them over the phone from an old white person in Jacksonville, FL. We didn't even get past the drink order before we gave up and left.
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Not funny, but also too baffling for me to tell if it’s virulently hateful: https://twitter.com/GOP/status/1669448717198303232
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Ha ha dumb idiots with their obsession with public transportation and their impossible mega projects. Nothing exemplifies poorly understood logistics like a train, history's most failed transport vehicle!
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Vib Rib posted:Ha ha dumb idiots with their obsession with public transportation and their impossible mega projects. Now Hyperloop, that's an idea we can get behind!
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Lemniscate Blue posted:Now Hyperloop, that's an idea we can get behind!
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Vib Rib posted:Ha ha dumb idiots with their obsession with public transportation and their impossible mega projects. Nothing exemplifies poorly understood logistics like a train, history's most failed transport vehicle! Yeah! Now moon bases and manned Mars missions, that's a little more realistic. https://twitter.com/GOP/status/1319715289328766980?s=20
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lmao if Trump even paid attention to three of the words in that bullet list when some dingleberry aide tried explaining them to him using finger puppets and flash cards
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Data Graham posted:lmao if Trump even paid attention to three of the words in that bullet list when some dingleberry aide tried explaining them to him using finger puppets and flash cards
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Hardcordion posted:Yeah! Now moon bases and manned Mars missions, that's a little more realistic. He probably did a lot of those things the first four years he was President right? Right?
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The first four years were for "priming the pump", it's a phrase he invented
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Mak0rz posted:Between this guy and Kellogg I have to wonder what the gently caress was up with this association between cereal grain consumption and whacking off? There's a Buddhist tradition of avoiding the "five pungent vegetables": garlic, onion, green onion, chives and leeks, as well as spicy food, because they inflame sexual desire. There was a great episode of Chef's Table about a Korean nun who makes meals adhering to this diet.
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:My dad is from a tiny midwestern town, and whenever he visits me in the city he has to eat at his “favorite restaurant” which is a chain of bar & grills you can find anywhere in America. Is this just a thing parents do? I've tried to persuade mine to try some of the unique little local food shops near me, but they always refuse and insist on getting the same bland supermarket sandwiches you can get anywhere. They're from a little village in the UK and have also told me the first time they saw a bell pepper in a shop was when they were in their thirties, and that my grandmother refused to ever eat pasta because she considered it to be some weird foreign thing.
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Kevin DuBrow posted:There's a Buddhist tradition of avoiding the "five pungent vegetables": garlic, onion, green onion, chives and leeks, as well as spicy food, because they inflame sexual desire. There was a great episode of Chef's Table about a Korean nun who makes meals adhering to this diet. Please do not invite this nun to our potluck
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Crashbee posted:Is this just a thing parents do? I've tried to persuade mine to try some of the unique little local food shops near me, but they always refuse and insist on getting the same bland supermarket sandwiches you can get anywhere. They're from a little village in the UK and have also told me the first time they saw a bell pepper in a shop was when they were in their thirties, and that my grandmother refused to ever eat pasta because she considered it to be some weird foreign thing. Nah. My parents (extremely white; one is from Toronto by way of Newfoundland, one from New Jersey, both in their late 60s) will try pretty much anything once. Sure, my father likes a good steak or roast beef, but that's not all he eats. Now my grandmother (specifically my father's mother, the Newfoundlander) was a cooking disaster, and directly responsible for me not knowing I liked lamb or pork until I was in my twenties because the only time I ever had them was when visiting, and they were the driest things imaginable... and same with Brussels sprouts, except those were soggy mush. Platystemon posted:They’re right. Best pizza I've had in the last few months was fior de latte, Gorgonzola, roasted brussels sprouts, prosciutto slivers, dates, walnuts, and a drizzle of honey, on a little bit of olive oil and garlic white sauce. It's just different. Very good though if you get a good one. Prism has a new favorite as of 00:45 on Jun 16, 2023 |
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Sorry to go back to Re: "white" culture and bland tasteless food. Tasteless food is not confined to pale skinned middle class Americans/Westerners. You people should try eating Dhal. Bland, poo poo, mushy yet lumpy. When eaten by itself it tastes of nothing, and if you are mad enough to add it to a proper dish, then it actively detracts from the taste. Lentils. gently caress em. In it's sole defense though, Dhal is piss easy to make, and eaten with yoghurt and rice can be a cheap and filling substitute for eating actual food.
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https://twitter.com/pearlythingz/status/1669436221192392721?t=l1HvTE0Yd-St4_Stzq9QOA&s=19 Interestingly, I hear this lady was previously married to some other youtuber but she was so insufferable he divorced her. I feel that at best her gimmick exists as a warning to other women, "Don't let internalized misogyny fester or you'll end up like me!
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Is this Reddit forcing the protesting subreddits to go public again? That definitely seems tyrannical, sure is on-brand for Reddit.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:can't even imagine voluntarily being a scab mod for fuckin reddit ceo number go up Redditors.
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...! posted:Is this Reddit forcing the protesting subreddits to go public again? That definitely seems tyrannical, sure is on-brand for Reddit. It's removing the moderators and shoving in ones who will take them public again, apparently!
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credburn posted:I get that they're angry because Bud Light acknowledges that trans people exist, but why are conservatives so pissed off about Target? because the noise machine didn't tell them that Walmart also had pride stuff
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You and your subordinate units will spearhead//lead the destruction of human//animal online dating EXECUTE CORE DIRECTIVE gently caress//MARRY//KILL
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BrigadierSensible posted:Sorry to go back to Re: "white" culture and bland tasteless food. Where do they cook Dhal without spice? Every time I've had it, it has plenty of seasoning and spice, that's usually why you have yogurt with it.
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Lentils are fantastic. They’re versatile, cheap, tasty, and healthy. Wouldn’t really like to eat them plain, but that’s true of most foods. People making fun of white people food are generally making fun of midwestern food and generalizing it to all white people and at this point it’s just a tired joke. Of course there are always people hearing the joke for the first time, but it’s been run into the ground a hundred times over for me. Elysiume has a new favorite as of 01:34 on Jun 16, 2023 |
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https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/reddit-protest-blackout-ceo-steve-huffman-moderators-rcna89544quote:Reddit CEO Steve Huffman said Thursday that he wants to bring an end to a user-led protest that has made large parts of the influential website inaccessible this week. Huffman said in an interview that he plans to institute rules changes that would allow Reddit users to vote out moderators who have overseen the protest, comparing them to a “landed gentry.” Idiot Is Social Media
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Elysiume posted:Lentils are fantastic. They’re versatile, cheap, tasty, and healthy. Wouldn’t really like to eat them plain, but that’s true of most foods. It extends to Appalachian food, though maybe with more butter and lard.
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See also performative hatred of mayo.
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So called foodies when you ask them to try a true "white people food" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cvWCDe0SKc
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Elysiume posted:Lentils are fantastic. They’re versatile, cheap, tasty, and healthy. Wouldn’t really like to eat them plain, but that’s true of most foods. British people have a sandwich that is just toast in between bread
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