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When mixed with sugar and dried, it is a potentially entertaining source of triboluminescence, for example by crushing Wint-O-Green Life Savers in a dark room.
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Carthag Tuek posted:theres a spring in the toaster, salami usually pops out too but we dont call it pop salami do we pop tarts were "invented" with the idea that you could quickly get a warm pastry in the morning by simply putting them into a toaster. i don't think there was particularly much variety in the early days, probably just strawberry, cherry, and blueberry. the wide selections of flavors and different frostings and poo poo is fairly recent because pop tarts, like everything else in america, has a weird cult following now prefect posted:pop tarts should not be as horrifically dry as they are they don't think it be like it is, but it do
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Carthag Tuek posted:theres a spring in the toaster, salami usually pops out too but we dont call it pop salami do we I do
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pop tarts weren’t even first - there was a predecessor competitor called country square https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7N2lpJYarq4
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Soricidus posted:white food culture is one of the areas where the usa’s british roots are most visible
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Branch Nvidian posted:the wide selections of flavors and different frostings and poo poo is fairly recent because pop tarts, like everything else in america, has a weird cult following now if you are the snickers corporation and you want to launch a new "peanut brownie" flavored candy bar, it makes much more sense to just make a "snickers: peanut brownie" bar and draft off of snickers already existing brand value than to try and launch it as a new product with a new name and a new brand
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pop tarts are sweetened, mass-produced bits of garbage that we give to kids to get them to shut up for a bit. i would be shocked if this concept didn't exist in basically every country to some extent.
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wait hold on, salami in a toaster?
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holy gently caress thats good pepperoni
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The origin of happy numbers is not clear. Happy numbers were brought to the attention of Reg Allenby (a British author and senior lecturer in pure mathematics at Leeds University) by his daughter, who had learned of them at school. However, they "may have originated in Russia" (Guy 2004:§E34).
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AnoHito posted:pop tarts are sweetened, mass-produced bits of garbage that we give to kids to get them to shut up for a bit. i would be shocked if this concept didn't exist in basically every country to some extent. they tried to release pop tarts in the UK in the 90s but idk if we have more powerful toasters or our population are idiots or what but people were accidentally getting them incredibly hot inside and getting burns, so that and a minor junk food panic saw them vanish I guess you can probably get them now though idk
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toaster strudels are better than pop tarts in every way. they're actually somewhat flaky and chewy, the inside is more tart and less sweet, and you can apply as little or as much icing as you prefer.
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cross posting from cjs because we’re talking about pastries/pop-tarts I’m watching this bizarre jerry seinfeld “unfrosted” movie about pop tarts, and a dumpster labeled “219” got dumped into a trash truck labeled “420.” who here wrote this poo poo? is jerry loving seinfeld here?
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polyester concept posted:toaster strudels are better than pop tarts in every way. they're actually somewhat flaky and chewy, the inside is more tart and less sweet, and you can apply as little or as much icing as you prefer. I was never able to figure out the magic toaster setting that made toaster strudel come out nice and hot inside while not destroyed outside, but frankly my toasters have always sucked It's much harder to gently caress up a pop tart, aside from the time that half the pop tart fell into the toaster body somehow??
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Branch Nvidian posted:What's the deal with Unfrosted?
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Antivehicular posted:I was never able to figure out the magic toaster setting that made toaster strudel come out nice and hot inside while not destroyed outside, but frankly my toasters have always sucked you ever notice that the 2nd run of toast through a toaster always comes out better? you gotta turn the heat down a bit and then do an empty cycle to preheat it for the real thing.
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Oh Christ do I need to pre-game my strudel toasting
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y'all have toasters that let you turn down the heat and not just the time?
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In October 2002, four months before the US invasion of Iraq, Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan suggested U.S. President George W. Bush and Saddam Hussein settle their difference in a duel.[55] He reasoned this would not only serve as an alternative to a war that was certain to damage Iraq's infrastructure,[56] but that it would also reduce the suffering of the Iraqi and American peoples. Ramadan's offer included the possibility that a group of US officials would face off with a group of Iraqi officials of same or similar rank (President v. President, Vice President v. Vice President, etc.). Ramadan proposed that the duel be held in a neutral land, with each party using the same weapons, and with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan presiding as the supervisor. On behalf of President Bush, White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer declined the offer.
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W is a monster but if that actually happened my money would've been on him. iirc dude is the only president to throw a strike as a ceremonial first pitch
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Pakled posted:Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan suggested U.S. President George W. Bush and Saddam Hussein settle their difference in a duel. .... Ramadan's offer included the possibility that a group of US officials would face off with a group of Iraqi officials of same or similar rank (President v. President, Vice President v. Vice President, etc.). this guy just wanted to punch dick cheney lol
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Pakled posted:In October 2002, four months before the US invasion of Iraq, Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan suggested U.S. President George W. Bush and Saddam Hussein settle their difference in a duel.[55] He reasoned this would not only serve as an alternative to a war that was certain to damage Iraq's infrastructure,[56] but that it would also reduce the suffering of the Iraqi and American peoples. Ramadan's offer included the possibility that a group of US officials would face off with a group of Iraqi officials of same or similar rank (President v. President, Vice President v. Vice President, etc.). Ramadan proposed that the duel be held in a neutral land, with each party using the same weapons, and with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan presiding as the supervisor. On behalf of President Bush, White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer declined the offer. lol sick
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Cactus Ghost posted:W is a monster but if that actually happened my money would've been on him. iirc dude is the only president to throw a strike as a ceremonial first pitch saddam would hands down beat the poo poo out of any post ww1 us president in one on one combat. and i'm not sure how well teddy would have fared either.
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Their products and services are of astonishingly high quality to the point that people unaware of their practices are often subjected to problematic situations.
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Tamsyn Muir's Locked Tomb series of novels are suffused with references to internet memes, including None Pizza with Left Beef.
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One common ending has Little Bunny Foo Foo turned into a goon, with a pun ending "And the moral of the story is: Hare today, goon tomorrow."[5][6][7]
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Midjack posted:saddam would hands down beat the poo poo out of any post ww1 us president in one on one combat. and i'm not sure how well teddy would have fared either. maybe, idk anything about the late hussein's fighting prowess. but twenty years of living luxuriously had to have taken its toll. does wiki say anything about his training regimen
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Thornton is a self-described Brony, a male fan of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.[58]
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The ability to easily manipulate with images and videos combined with ease of the dissemination of them via the Internet introduced new forms of graphical humor, such as lolcats, demotivators, and funny animations.
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According to Billboard, the song is about sex.
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In the comic crossover X-Men/Star Trek: Second Contact, the X-Men work with the crew of the Enterprise-E to battle Kang the Conqueror. An away team composed of Captain Picard, Deanna Troi, Nightcrawler and Colossus encounter an approximation of the "Days of Future Past" timeline, in which the Sentinels have merged with the Borg.[volume & issue needed]
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Midjack posted:According to Billboard, the song is about sex. hosed up if true
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Steve Irwin loved mixed martial arts competitions and trained with Greg Jackson in the fighting/grappling system of Gaidojutsu
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The figurines are used as a good luck charm in the hope of becoming rich,[1][12] as well as good luck charms by football fans who then blame Jews if their team loses.[9][10]
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinclair_Oil_Corporationquote:The corporate logo featured the silhouette of a large green Apatosaurus dinosaur, based on the then-common idea that oil deposits beneath the earth came from the dead bodies of dinosaurs.
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good thing it’s the Wikipedia anyone can edit (those bits were probably written years apart, paleontologists went back and forth on what to call it a couple of times)
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the silhouette is supposed to be an apatosaurus, but the artist was confused and drew a brontosaurus.
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