Sure they are. Just because you don't believe something is true doesn't make it not real.
nah man like literally they are a fake thing. No believing necessary. They aren't even internally consistent. There is nothing about them that is real, they are not real.
Pipe are you one of those people who gets mad at buzzfeed quizzes
Anyone have a recommendation for very spicy potato chips that aren't some sort of silly 'challenge' thing? For my definition of 'spicy', I just tried Takis Fuego and they don't really register as hot for me. Probably the hottest I've tried are the Paqui ghost pepper chips, but they're still milder than I'd like.
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Anyone have a recommendation for very spicy potato chips that aren't some sort of silly 'challenge' thing? For my definition of 'spicy', I just tried Takis Fuego and they don't really register as hot for me. Probably the hottest I've tried are the Paqui ghost pepper chips, but they're still milder than I'd like.
I wrecked my sense of heat a long time ago. It may not be this bad now, but at one time to get a 'oh, that's spicy' reaction from me took about the level of eating a raw serrano.
In Taiwan there are some restaurants that are giant pots of all you can eat soup and it is fucking GLORIOUS.
You actually don't end up drunk that much soup, you pile ingredients high on a plate and cook them in the soup and then eat them, and maybe drink a little soup if you are feeling sassy because the soup is kinda spicy.
It's seriously fucking great and now I will not be able to sleep well until I go with some people. Fuck it, I'm hanging out with a friend and her new boyfriend this weekend, that'll be a good hangout.
'fee' is how it's pronounced in greek, so of course the english/americans will screw it up
This is sort of what I assumed, but I don't spend a lot of time hanging out with Greeks so I have nothing but stereotypes of American students doing Language wrong fueling that assumption.
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The Escape Goatincorrigible ruminantthey/themRegistered Userregular
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what really gets my knickers in a twist is what americans call "chi" because in greek that's fucking h
(wikipedia describes it as similar to the german ich or ach sounds)
edit: to be clear I don't actually speak greek, I learned just enough to be mad about things
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I wrecked my sense of heat a long time ago. It may not be this bad now, but at one time to get a 'oh, that's spicy' reaction from me took about the level of eating a raw serrano.
This was me the year I lived in Portland because the local Thai place was delicious, cheap and spicy as fuck. After not eating spicy food for about 3 months my sensation went back to normal.
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That sounds like something you absolutely cannot reheat
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Are you absolutely sure you still have a tongue?
I'm not, he is.
(faux, fo', pho, fuh)
In Taiwan there are some restaurants that are giant pots of all you can eat soup and it is fucking GLORIOUS.
You actually don't end up drunk that much soup, you pile ingredients high on a plate and cook them in the soup and then eat them, and maybe drink a little soup if you are feeling sassy because the soup is kinda spicy.
It's seriously fucking great and now I will not be able to sleep well until I go with some people. Fuck it, I'm hanging out with a friend and her new boyfriend this weekend, that'll be a good hangout.
I have no idea how this connects to four.
... oh wait you say four like fuh???
(And to clarify my end, my reading was faux pho = fo' fuh, or in an aussie accent, faux fur. Hence, pun).
Fur is also an acceptable pronunciation of "for" in California.
accent jokes don't really work on the internet, but for me that just makes them funnier.
yeah this one had way too many dialect layers for me to parse.
I think the payment for faux pho should be phi. Did you issue them a note? It should read:
fee: phi faux pho
Mm, now I'm hungry for englishmen.
Edit: itt we learn people say words different.
Fee.
To clarify, I use both fee and fie interchangibly, most sorority people I knew in college used "fie", most professors seemed to use "fee".
edit: Germans say it 'fee', IIRC
Not for any particular reason. But it is fun and sounds weird.
...okay I'll make some brocc on the side
This is sort of what I assumed, but I don't spend a lot of time hanging out with Greeks so I have nothing but stereotypes of American students doing Language wrong fueling that assumption.
(wikipedia describes it as similar to the german ich or ach sounds)
edit: to be clear I don't actually speak greek, I learned just enough to be mad about things
oh god, the shawarma was a mistake, the shawarma was a mistake
I'm a Virgo and you know what I'm not that hungry
This was me the year I lived in Portland because the local Thai place was delicious, cheap and spicy as fuck. After not eating spicy food for about 3 months my sensation went back to normal.
Tell your butt this