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picked some of those up from tesco the other week bc they were gluten free, not bad
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Nov 30, 2023 19:54
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Inventing a steam engine 200 years before the industrial revolution for kebab purposes only for the first industrial country to get industrial kebab flavour wrong
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Nov 30, 2023 19:55
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mediaphage posted:maple bacon seems like an easy and perfect flavour to get right, it's probably just maple flavouring and hickory smoke Those crisps never share a building with those ingredients though I thought, it's all some chemistry fuckery. Like the meat flavoured crisps that are also vegetarian.
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Nov 30, 2023 19:57
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Guavanaut posted:Inventing a steam engine 200 years before the industrial revolution for kebab purposes only for the first industrial country to get industrial kebab flavour wrong This guy had a vision of the industrial revolution and just made some kebabs instead, legend. The British were not as trustworthy to handle such diabolical magicks.
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Nov 30, 2023 20:01
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Brendan Rodgers posted:Those crisps never share a building with those ingredients though I thought, it's all some chemistry fuckery. Like the meat flavoured crisps that are also vegetarian. well sure, i did say maple flavour. but the hickory smoke is probably real because it's cheaper to produce than to try and synthesize something. generic meat flavour is usually some sort of umami source like a hydrolyzed soy or something speaking of which, this was a favourite thing growing up  which actually used dehydated cooked chicken powder as a flavour but i dunno if they still do
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Some one out there has a cold fusion reactor in their basement but they're using it to boil water for personal use.
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Brendan Rodgers posted:Some one out there has a cold fusion reactor in their basement but they're using it to boil water for personal use because it’s more affordable than a gas boiler.
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Nov 30, 2023 20:32
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I have a friend who does occasional crisp reviews on Facebook and his latest output includes the Christmas Pudding onesCrisp chat posted:Quick round up:
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Nov 30, 2023 21:11
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he should post on SA, he sounds like a hoot 
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Nov 30, 2023 21:15
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Failed Imagineer posted:I imagine the NHS isnt much interested in prescribing Not sure how it is in England but up in Scotland my GP didn't know what semaglutide was and suggested that I simply "Stop drinking alcohol and start walking  ". She had the same response to me asking if it might be wise to use a CPAP machine to help with my sleep apnoea in the short term until I got some weight off.Anyways I got off booze completely, switching it for medical cannabis on my own initiative (with a little advice from some folks on this forum) and started doing walks, I'm now 3 stone lighter + no more sleep apnoea but I do wonder if that kind of response (even if it is technically "Good advice") is common when they have about 10 minutes to talk.
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Nov 30, 2023 21:19
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The ALDI over the way have the 'festive' crisp flavours in, and it's hard to pass by a bag of the Spicy Chorizo and Turkey Flavour  (also cans of mini Twiglets, but I suspect those will be more divisive)
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sebzilla posted:Kurkure Ketchup KRUNCH ok
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Rookoo posted:Not sure how it is in England but up in Scotland my GP didn't know what semaglutide was and suggested that I simply "Stop drinking alcohol and start walking ime GPs have no loving clue about sleep disorders and will just cycle through the basic level "go to bed at the same time/limit screen time/cut out caffeine/exercise more" until you get bored and stop asking
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Nov 30, 2023 21:23
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dang if you take three separate words that start with a K and remove all the words between them it spells KKK. troubling crispix posted:he should post on SA how dare you though, i would not wish this fate on my worst enemy
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sebzilla posted:I have a friend who does occasional crisp reviews on Facebook and his latest output includes the Christmas Pudding ones I like that they account for mouth feel. A good email blast.
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Julio Cruz posted:ime GPs have no loving clue about sleep disorders and will just cycle through the basic level "go to bed at the same time/limit screen time/cut out caffeine/exercise more" until you get bored and stop asking Yeah same. Only time I had more than that was when I said I was just having insomnia at the same time as a migraine and I just wanted like a week of sleep meds to get me through it, which he was happy enough to prescribe.
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Nov 30, 2023 21:29
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I for one welcome this December, the month of en masse deaths of cunts
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Nov 30, 2023 21:35
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I had an out of season packet of Christmas Pudding crisps the other month. They were absolutely minging, but not quite as absolutely minging as you’d expect.
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Julio Cruz posted:ime GPs have no loving clue about sleep disorders and will just cycle through the basic level "go to bed at the same time/limit screen time/cut out caffeine/exercise more" until you get bored and stop asking Mine is better, but I'm in the US. I have a sleep study tonight, funnily enough. Seems likely that it's apnea, but have to gather the data before they send me off with a CPAP. After that I'm angling for a bacta tank.
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Nov 30, 2023 22:04
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just drink until you pass out bing bong so simple
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Julio Cruz posted:ime GPs have no loving clue about sleep disorders and will just cycle through the basic level "go to bed at the same time/limit screen time/cut out caffeine/exercise more" until you get bored and stop asking
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Nov 30, 2023 22:07
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Brendan Rodgers posted:This guy had a vision of the industrial revolution and just made some kebabs instead, legend. The British were not as trustworthy to handle such diabolical magicks. In conclusion kebab engineering should be its own field of study. 
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Nov 30, 2023 22:13
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I told my GP that I'm drinking myself to sleep because none of the other medications worked and he prescribed me melatonin, which people can just buy in the US.
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Nov 30, 2023 22:14
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You can just buy it in Spain too, which means effectively that you can just buy it in the UK because the entire post-Brexit border force has apparently been reassigned to staring at small boats like the EastEnders Brothers for press opportunities.
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Tesseraction posted:I told my GP that I'm drinking myself to sleep because none of the other medications worked and he prescribed me melatonin, which people can just buy in the US. I was once prescribed melatonin for severe insomnia. After taking it for like two nights it broke the cycle and I was back to sleeping normally. A year later it came back, and as I was explaining to a different GP how melatonin had worked almost instantly last time, he cut me off mid-sentence to say I should never have been prescribed it, and that my options were an email with a link about sleep hygiene or anti-depressants.
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Nov 30, 2023 22:27
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Seriously just tell them you're drinking yourself to sleep because nothing works (I went on a bit of a rant) and they will hopefully relent. Say this even if you don't drink, because the NHS is basically being forced to deny treatments if it's psychological, but liver damage costs the NHS more in the long run so they will intervene.
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Nov 30, 2023 22:29
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comedy crisps is a good turn of phrase. we use "prank cheese" in my house to describe these products after my sister-in-law ate a piece of maple infused cheddar one year
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Diet Crack posted:I for one welcome this December, the month of en masse deaths of cunts If you're talking about the people that died today, they died in November though.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:If you're talking about the people that died today, they died in November though. souls burnt to embers with the deaths of november
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NotJustANumber99 posted:If you're talking about the people that died today, they died in November though. Tomorrow is December you dolt
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Diet Crack posted:Tomorrow is December you dolt That doesn't make any sense
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Yes it does. December always follows November
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Tesseraction posted:I told my GP that I'm drinking myself to sleep because none of the other medications worked and he prescribed me melatonin, which people can just buy in the US. Iirc you can also buy melatonin off UK online chemists if you promise it’s definitely for narcolepsy.
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Wachter posted:I was once prescribed melatonin for severe insomnia. After taking it for like two nights it broke the cycle and I was back to sleeping normally. A year later it came back, and as I was explaining to a different GP how melatonin had worked almost instantly last time, he cut me off mid-sentence to say I should never have been prescribed it, and that my options were an email with a link about sleep hygiene or anti-depressants. tell him he's a cheeky oval office and ask to see someone else, op
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some GPs are really lost for a good slap in my experience
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Guavanaut posted:There's a lot of comments from modern engineers mocking the medieval Levantine steam kebab engine for its terrible thermal efficiency, but I think they missed the point by a lot. Spinning the skewer very slowly next to a red hot piece of metal is exactly what you want from a gyros machine, and using modern industrial efficiency to spin a cold lamb shank at 3000 rpm would just make a big mess that nobody would want to deal with. These people are so backwards they didn't even manage to use thermodynamics to inevitably destroy all life on the planet, with any decision they could possibly make after that fact, being just a tweak on the dial
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Of course I'm not a luddite (no I don't need that certain poster to remind me what luddite means), the true mistake was agriculture.
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"I'm gonna have my settlement stay in the same place and we'll eat lots of carbs and I'm gonna enslave people to farm for me since now that's enforceable, we're all going to grow shorter and unhealthier and destroy the idea of leisure time. P.S I just invented bureaucracy" - These are the statements of the utterly deranged, they have played us for absolute fools.
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crispix posted:some GPs are really lost for a good slap in my experience GPs basically only hand out painkillers or Anti depressants. Actually practising medicine seems a tad beyond them these days. Nothing quite like being told 'oh it should heal up in 6 weeks' for 8 months.
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