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Captain Monkey posted:Definitely don't look up what summer is like vis a vis the sun before you do. gently caress i forgot goddammit
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Henchman of Santa posted:I'm fine with the sun being up at 8 p.m. but I don't like it being so bright at 6 a.m. We're down to under six hours of dusk here now, sun sets after 22 and is up before 4. We don't mind, really, but it is a saddening reminder that in six months we'll be down to less than six hours of sun instead.
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Phosphine posted:We're down to under six hours of dusk here now, sun sets after 22 and is up before 4. where do you live and can i move there
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The Fast & The Furious is a significantly better film series than James Bond.
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No. James Bond is the only half decent thing England ever did, don't take it from them.
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olives black posted:where do you live and can i move there South-ish parts of Sweden. You probably can! If you go further north you eventually reach the parts where the sun just doesn't set. In Kiruna it's up from mid may to mid july or something like that. It's pretty freaky. And conversely, you get some time during winter where there is no sun at all.
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Gaius Marius posted:No. James Bond is the only half decent thing England ever did, don't take it from them. Looks like someone has forgotten about the Reliant Robin.
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As much as I loath the English, and I think that fact is pretty well established, they were responsible in a way for making America so they do deserve the worlds praise and credit for that. However, they also started Australia which is an unforgivable sin.
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I feel the English were responsible in a way for making America, which is an unforgivable sin.
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Grassy Knowles posted:I feel the English were responsible in a way for making America, which is an unforgivable sin. This is a hate crime
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oldpainless posted:This is a hate crime America isn’t a hate crime, it’s a collection of hate crimes
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Hey pal, a lot of those are just regular crimes
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Grassy Knowles posted:America isn’t a hate crime, it’s a collection of hate crimes But America gave us Jazz and Insane Clown Posse
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oldpainless posted:This is a hate crime good
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forest spirit posted:But America gave us Jazz and Insane Clown Posse And Doom and Quake. None of this absolves us, sorry.
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The next Fast and the Furious movie should reveal that Ramsey is Lydia Tars daughter from Tar. It would make perfect sense, they both have British accents, nothing in the movies contradicts each other, and it would be a very natural way to get Tar into the Fast and Furious franchise.
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Gripweed posted:The next Fast and the Furious movie should reveal that Ramsey is Lydia Tars daughter from Tar. It would make perfect sense, they both have British accents, nothing in the movies contradicts each other, and it would be a very natural way to get Tar into the Fast and Furious franchise. Isn’t there tons of tar from the pavement?
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Grassy Knowles posted:Isn’t there tons of tar from the pavement? Tars are the rubber things on the wheels.
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The Power of Positive Thinking has caused more unnecessary death and destruction than The Anarchist's Cookbook and it's not remotely close.
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Nameless Pete posted:The Power of Positive Thinking has caused more unnecessary death and destruction than The Anarchist's Cookbook and it's not remotely close. yep 
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Sherbet is severely underrated. It’s a lighter, more refreshing treat than ice cream.
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Gripweed posted:Sherbet is severely underrated. It’s a lighter, more refreshing treat than ice cream. Do you mean sorbet?
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How is that pronounced? I want to call it "sher-bey" because it looks French but everyone I know calls it "sher-bert" even though that adds an R
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alexandriao posted:Do you mean sorbet? I said sherbet, I meant sherbet
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Gripweed posted:I said sherbet, I meant sherbet Sherbet is a powder so I don't know why you are comparing it to Ice Cream Sorbet is a frozen desert They're two completely different things so idk why you would use the former term for the latter
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I’ve only ever seen it spelled “sherbert” but it’s a frozen dessert as well and isn’t the same as sorbet. Pretty sure it’s a southern US thing. I don’t like it. Ice cream or that fancy Italian ice cream that I don’t know how spell but sounds like Geppetto from Pinocchio is the way to go.
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It's not the same thing as sorbet and it's pronounced "sherbert" (but not spelled that way)
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Huh…I’ve been spelling a dessert wrong my whole life. Well, this being maybe the second or third time I’ve ever done it since being so thoroughly disappointed in a frozen dessert.
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Just, what? I guess my milquetoast opinion is more people need to read a cookbook or some poo poo, because sherbert and sorbet are both very different foods and pronounced differently Sherbert (sher-bert) is fruit + dairy in it and you've probably gotten it at the country club as dessert, a majestic scoop of rainbow sherbert that they scoop out of a five gallon cardboard parcel that's been sitting in the walking freezer for five months Sorbet (sorr-bey) is just frozen fruit juice and sugar whipped and frozen It's often touted as a fancy thing you can buy at jennis or vanhuesens or whatever for 11 bucks a tablespoon but it's just fruit and sugar, my people They call that wudda-ice in Philadelphia and nobody cares
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Sherbet  When I just type "sherbert" into Google, the first results are "what's the difference between Sherbet and Sorbet?" I didn't know the difference. I mean, I knew there was one, but I only know because sorbet doesn't typically have dairy in it and so I eat that, and haven't touched sherbet since I was a kiddo.
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alexandriao posted:Sherbet is a powder so I don't know why you are comparing it to Ice Cream Nope. They said what they said and they were right. 
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alexandriao posted:Sherbet is a powder so I don't know why you are comparing it to Ice Cream Looks like you have a lot of learning and growing to do about sherbet
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Sherbet vs Sherbert is a UK/USA as far as I know, and in my personal experience the south/southwest says sherbet, the northeast is sherbert?? All I can say is I worked in canada-bordered restaurants a ton in NY and if you asked for sherbert you got garbage, if you asked for sorbet you got the nice stuff
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I am from Oregon and say “sherbet” and it drives my wife, who is also from Oregon and says “sherbert,” crazy.
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Blue Moonlight posted:I am from Oregon My condolences
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oldpainless posted:My condolences Oregon rocks. I can't find my house on Google Earth because there are too many trees, there is no sales tax, and minimum wage sufferers have to pump our gas while we fart in our SUVs like kings
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Grassy Knowles posted:Oregon the state or the municipality in Wisconsin? Wisconsin is very cosmopolitan. It has a Denmark, a Luxembourg, a New London, and a New Berlin (pronounced with the emphasis on the Ber- instead of the -lin), and probably more that I can't think of at the moment. I'm sure other states have them too, I'm just more familiar with the ones in my home state. All of those places are little villages with barely anything there. Fifty Farts has a new favorite as of 04:32 on Jul 6, 2023 |
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beats for junkies posted:Wisconsin is very cosmopolitan. It has a Denmark, a Luxembourg, a New London, and a New Berlin (pronounced with the emphasis on the Ber- instead of the -lin), and probably more that I can't think of at the moment. I'm sure other states have them too, I'm just more familiar with the ones in my home state. You forgot Cuba City
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