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Brawnfire posted:I'd far rather have fava beans. “I ate his liver with some fava beans and a big Amarone.” How do so many people get this quote so wrong?
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People only saw the movie.
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Mar 5, 2024 16:41
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Maybe I'm weird, but I don't think I've ever had a bean variety I didn't like in some form or another. I'd have to count, but the last time I cared to I had like 10 varieties of dried beans and a few other varieties canned in my pantry. Thinkin' bout those beans.
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By popular demand posted:People only saw the movie. The movie is bad.
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Mar 5, 2024 16:43
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Desert Bus posted:“I ate his liver with some fava beans and a big Amarone.” That's precisely why. It's the most likely one for someone to say to me when I mention fava beans.
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Mar 5, 2024 17:20
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It's his way of telling Clarice he's off his meds but the movie kinda fails to sell that. It's a bad movie.
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Mar 5, 2024 17:22
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I just like fava beans
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Mar 5, 2024 17:24
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I don't think desert bus likes the movie
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Mar 5, 2024 17:25
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hawowanlawow posted:I don't think desert bus likes the movie The book is Thomas Harris's best work and the movie is a sad pale imitation of it. If I'd never read the book I would think the movie was good.
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Mar 5, 2024 18:17
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Desert Bus posted:It's his way of telling Clarice he's off his meds but the movie kinda fails to sell that. It's a bad movie. who the gently caress is supposed to know the specific foods you're not supposed to take that would inhibit the medication he'd be on
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Mar 5, 2024 18:20
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I've read the book and missed that lol
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Mar 5, 2024 18:29
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Given the state of psychiatry of the time and the medications available Hannibal would most likely have been on MAOI's and that would be big no no's combined with liver, beans, and wine. He was telling Clarice he was off his meds when he did it. This paper confirms you shouldn't mix those: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK539848/ "Examples of high levels of tyramine in food are types of fish and types of meat, including sausage, turkey, liver, and salami.[15][16] Also, certain fruits can contain tyramine, like overripe fruits, avocados, bananas, raisins, or figs. Further examples are cheeses, alcohol, and fava beans; all of these should be avoided...."
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Pogonodon posted:Butter beans are delicious and I will not hear you slandering the good name of succotash Gramps and grannies Kids in their teens Junkyard dogs and campus queens Yeah, everybody likes butterbeans https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7_BFFzPLyY
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Desert Bus posted:Given the state of psychiatry of the time and the medications available Hannibal would most likely have been on MAOI yes, i also have google. how many people who read silence of the lambs who aren't psychiatrists (and even who are - do you think they know off by heart all the contraindications of every medicine they could prescribe?) picked up on that?
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Butterfly Valley posted:yes, i also have google. how many people who read silence of the lambs who aren't psychiatrists (and even who are - do you think they know off by heart all the contraindications of every medicine they could prescribe?) picked up on that? Anyway comparing books and movies is like comparing salads and salads. They are different and doing different things.
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You don’t get it, the book was James Howe’s best work, but Bunnicula: The Animated Series MANGLED his vision 
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Mushika posted:Maybe I'm weird, but I don't think I've ever had a bean variety I didn't like in some form or another.  I'd even expand that to all varieties of legumes. Legumes are great. I was going to say that I didn't know if I'd ever tried lima beans, but it turns out they're butter beans and I eat them all the time.
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must have been a whole load of black pepper, I tried a peppercorn tisane once from a teaspoon and it didn't do that. Still can't recommend it though, I got all the coffee jitters and pepper burning my esophagus without the lovely creamy drink.
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zedprime posted:It was a bigger deal in the 80s when MAOIs were the one and only and you were more likely to know someone on meds and having to do a bunch of MAOI back flips. It was a whole cultural thing and SSRIs and SNRIs were national news for not having dietary restrictions among other improvements.
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depression meds are always de facto the jack-of-all-trades "well... there's something wrong w/ your brainmeats" medicine, in whatever era
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I misspoke slightly calling MAOIs the only game in town. They are specifically atypical and treatment resistant depression meds even in the 80s which can be further ciphered to depression plus another major disorder. The other disorder can often respond to stimuli in an atypical (to depression) way which rules out typical depression drugs which flood you with enough serotonin or norepinephrine that would cause bad reactions when the other disorder is scratched. MAOIs don't have this problem and besides are sometimes tried in many disorders assuming atypical depression can force symptoms to the surface but maybe hard to diagnose with a big honking severe disorder dictating their thoughts and communication. Of course I can't find any citations where they specifically say he's on MAOIs and he's a psychiatrist who loves loving with rude people so another interpretation is he's loving with armchair psychiatrists who are like a-ha! he just needs some MAOIs and he knows it while Hannibal himself is snickering about how they weren't going to do anything new. Looping back to why I'd call them the only game in town though, it's because a lot of typical major depressive disorder would have been medication resistant when dealing with the typical depression med of the day, tricyclics. Tricyclics were a barely therapeutic happy pill with most of the problematic side effects of aggravating atypical depressive cases or giving agency to commit suicide.
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zedprime posted:Looping back to why I'd call them the only game in town though, it's because a lot of typical major depressive disorder would have been medication resistant when dealing with the typical depression med of the day, tricyclics. Tricyclics were a barely therapeutic happy pill with most of the problematic side effects of aggravating atypical depressive cases or giving agency to commit suicide.
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zedprime posted:Looping back to why I'd call them the only game in town though, it's because a lot of typical major depressive disorder would have been medication resistant when dealing with the typical depression med of the day, tricyclics. Tricyclics were a barely therapeutic happy pill with most of the problematic side effects of aggravating atypical depressive cases or giving agency to commit suicide. I was prescribed 200mg of amitriptyline a day for about 18 months. I have never felt worse in my loving life.
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UwUnabomber posted:I was prescribed 200mg of amitriptyline a day for about 18 months. I have never felt worse in my loving life. Amitriptyline was one of the worst anti-depressants I've ever tried but I did lose 25 pounds in the 6 months I was on it. Going from 140 to 115lb was super great. poo poo turned me into a barely clothed skeleton.
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I made small buffalo pastries for lunch yesterday:
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FFT posted:I made small buffalo pastries for lunch yesterday: love me a plate of fresh buffalo pastries. that and a bowl of beans, reminds me of life on the range. we'd go out on the prairie and you could see 'em steamin' in the light of the setting sun.
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This is beautiful.
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Life, uh, ah,, finds a way!
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It came from randomwaffle  axolotl farmer has a new favorite as of 21:48 on Mar 7, 2024 |
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That burger image is actually a cropped version of this classic image
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:That burger image is actually a cropped version of this classic image yeah but their fries are no good
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hawowanlawow posted:yeah but their fries are no good if you're not getting animal fries you deserve what you get
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I’ve long since given up trying to understand the haters, in-n-out fries are just about the only fries I will bother to eat.
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Data Graham posted:I’ve long since given up trying to understand the haters, in-n-out fries are just about the only fries I will bother to eat. I'm from the Midwest so I've only had in-n-out like 10 times maybe, but i think they're just undercooked mostly. I know you can order them cooked more but you can also get them covered in cheese and spread and caramelized onions
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:That burger image is actually a cropped version of this classic image ENHANCE  
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Not since Kum & Go have I been so let down by a retail store's level of crassness
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more falafel please posted:I'm from the Midwest so I've only had in-n-out like 10 times maybe, but i think they're just undercooked mostly. I know you can order them cooked more but you can also get them covered in cheese and spread and caramelized onions That just makes me more confused lol. All other fries are floppy and greasy and undercooked in my experience, in-n-out fries are the only ones that come out consistently crispy and flavorful enough I rarely even want ketchup with them. Plus the whole "this was a potato 5 minutes ago, you can see them slicing it" thing
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