Where I work, people get off the phone with a bad customer, and they go 'MAN THAT CUSTOMER WAS SO ANNOYING' and you go 'YEAH! PFFT! WHATS WITH THAT!'
And then they give you a transcript of the exact same conversation you've already had with 30 other people this week and you smile and go 'GEE MAN WORK SUX LOL'
It's fucking awful.
And, right, okay, salt goes a long way. This can of coke zero has 41mg of sodium! That's 2 percent of my daily intake! SHIT! I can only drink another 49 cans today!
Yeah, we have one guy at work who gets a bit excited about work. He's a little animated in general, though. Nice guy and all but we tend to just ignore him most of the time. Every now and then he'll make an exclamation. Nobody asks him what's going on anymore because we just don't have the time to listen to him go on about it when we have our own work to do.
Or you might regret what you do and years later lament over the lost time you spent pursuing something you didn't even like as much as you thought you might, and killed off what was once fun to just draw a little. BUT! Tam could be right to
Salt makes everything better. It draws out the taste in things.
No you're tasting the salt not the thing.
Nah, it really does draw out flavors in foodstuffs Proxsir.
Ah the age old debate of whether adding salt to thing taste-boosts the salt or thing.
Wait...
I think that salt effects your mouth's overall flavour experience by being a bitterness receptor blocker. It essentially enhances any sweet or savory flavours that exist in the food already by taking away the "unpleasent" bitterness.... .... ... I use the quotations because I enjoy bitterness...sweet sweet bitterness .
Salt makes everything better. It draws out the taste in things.
No you're tasting the salt not the thing.
Nah, it really does draw out flavors in foodstuffs Proxsir.
Ah the age old debate of whether adding salt to thing taste-boosts the salt or thing.
Wait...
I think that salt effects your mouth's overall flavour experience by being a bitterness receptor blocker. It essentially enhances any sweet or savory flavours that exist in the food already by taking away the "unpleasent" bitterness.... .... ... I use the quotations because I enjoy bitterness...sweet sweet bitterness .
3 measures of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet in a champagne glass with a large thin slice of lemon peel.
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For some reason I can never enjoy lemon on meat...like, on seafood dishes, or chicken. WORST EVER is lemon pepper chicken. RAGWEHj.
I did once have a fucking delicious chicken dish that had lemon...but it was very mild lemon, and the lemon was part of a creamy butter sauce. And then it was on a bed of spinach. SOOOOOOOOO good
Lemon is yummy, but thanks to my Cuban background I prefer lime. Lime is where it's at, baby! Also I don't care so much for pepper. Just a small dash in a select few dishes is all I need.
I'm a fan of lightly peppered things too. I hate it when shits loaded with lots of spices. I can handle spicey (hot) food just fine and I like it, but I like just the right amount of spices on my foods.
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Edit: when I find you on there... theres a lot of yous.
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Ok guy guys, im about to send this email to so and so.
What the fuck response do you give to that? "OK! THATS FUCKING AWSESOME. YOU KEEP DOING YOUR JOB AND TELLING ME ABOUT IT"
Where I work, people get off the phone with a bad customer, and they go 'MAN THAT CUSTOMER WAS SO ANNOYING' and you go 'YEAH! PFFT! WHATS WITH THAT!'
And then they give you a transcript of the exact same conversation you've already had with 30 other people this week and you smile and go 'GEE MAN WORK SUX LOL'
It's fucking awful.
And, right, okay, salt goes a long way. This can of coke zero has 41mg of sodium! That's 2 percent of my daily intake! SHIT! I can only drink another 49 cans today!
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I've actually found myself waning off of salt. As it does not help my tendonitis at all.
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It's the route Beavo took, so you might become internet famous. Alexandria Neonakis 2.0.
Hes been fishing for peices of dropped paper with a tape measure that has a tack stuck on the end of it for the past 30 minutes.
Haha, I bet this guy would be a good person to be stuck in a sticky situation with (did I seriously just say that *sigh).
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No you're tasting the salt not the thing.
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Nah, it really does draw out flavors in foodstuffs Proxsir.
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Ah the age old debate of whether adding salt to thing taste-boosts the salt or thing.
Wait...
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This... is kind of what I expected.
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I think that salt effects your mouth's overall flavour experience by being a bitterness receptor blocker. It essentially enhances any sweet or savory flavours that exist in the food already by taking away the "unpleasent" bitterness.... .... ... I use the quotations because I enjoy bitterness...sweet sweet bitterness .
3 measures of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet in a champagne glass with a large thin slice of lemon peel.
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I generally use about a 3:1 mixture.
For some reason I can never enjoy lemon on meat...like, on seafood dishes, or chicken. WORST EVER is lemon pepper chicken. RAGWEHj.
I did once have a fucking delicious chicken dish that had lemon...but it was very mild lemon, and the lemon was part of a creamy butter sauce. And then it was on a bed of spinach. SOOOOOOOOO good
Every day.
I am kinda sad that I'm so sensitive to spices. There are a lot of tasty things out there that I just can't handle!
Why would anybody want that.
ND : I'm adding you in linked in. So when you get a funny faced invite... that's me.
Edit: when I find you on there... theres a lot of yous.
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Expand your Horizons, ND. Its a Dutch Delicacy.. ..... ....apparently
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