New [Chat] Hold the Pineapple Legos

Preacher

Look you know you'll blow this thing out in like five hours today, just try to behave.

Havelock3.0

YOU'RE NOT MY DAD

Tcheldor

Has chat ever behaved?

Preacher

There's always a first time.

Bowen

Geth has spoken.

SniperGuy

Preheat an oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Drain the pineapple chunks, reserving 1/4 cup of the juice.

Combine the flour, sugar, Cheddar cheese, reserved pineapple juice, pineapple chunks, and crushed pineapple in a large bowl. Pour the mixture into a 1 1/2 quart casserole dish. Mix the cracker crumbs and butter in a small bowl, then sprinkle over the pineapple mixture.

Bake in the preheated oven until golden brown, about 30 minutes.

God I can't wait to make some of this for thanksgiving. Maybe I'll just try cheddar instead of velveeta this year.

PINEAPPLE FOR ALL

BeNarwhal

Preacher wrote: »

Look you know you'll blow this thing out in like five hours today, just try to behave.

The brackets

You absolute troll, I love you

Bowen

Is it Pineapples or Pineapple?

Duke 2.0

A broken chat for our broken home

Preacher

bowen wrote: »

Is it Pineapples or Pineapple?

Pineappleaux

Donkey Kong

bowen wrote: »

Is it Pineapples or Pineapple?

ananas

Couscous

Nobody calls pinecones pineapples anymore.

SniperGuy

There's a lot of google results for pineapple chili

Abdy

https://youtu.be/0F53ZCUUfcs

Bowen

SniperGuy wrote: »

There's a lot of google results for pineapple chili

There's lots of results for lots of depraved things though.

Preacher

SniperGuy wrote: »

There's a lot of google results for pineapple chili

There's also a lot of google results for "good sonic games" doesn't make them true.

Tcheldor

I could imagine pineapple working with chili though. A sweet and tart flavor to cut through the spice. It doesn't sound crazy to me really.

Couscous

https://quod.lib.umich.edu/j/jala/2629860.0018.104/--lincoln-evangelical-religion-and-american-political-culture

Whig publicists in 1844, for example, tried with stunning audacity to turn the old reprobate Henry Clay into an upright, God-fearing citizen. Clay, the son of a Baptist minister, had twice dueled with pistols and had a passion for gambling. At their rallies Democrats flourished banners that bore the legend "No Duellist or Gambler" and portrayed Clay with a pack of cards in one hand and a pistol in the other. They judged that voters would be less forgiving than his wife, who, when asked if she was upset by her husband's gambling, replied, "Oh no, he almost always wins." It was not easy for Whigs, the self-proclaimed party of Christian respectability, to sustain convincingly the idea of Clay's piety and moral probity. Wentworth sneered that the Whigs were "for religion, but they want Clay first." Seeking to square the circle, the party chose as Clay's running mate the most illustrious lay evangelical in the country, Theodore J. Frelinghuysen, a man more at home on the religious platform than the political hustings. At a time when many evangelicals were particularly fearful of what they saw as a Catholic threat to Bible reading in common schools (fears that provoked bloody riots in Philadelphia in the summer of 1844), who could better assert the Whigs' claims to be the "Protestant party" than the stalwart of the American Bible Society, Frelinghuysen himself?[7]

Were they trying to make him sound cool?

xXx_bLunTmaSTeR_420x69?

It must have taken a true visionary to domesticate the pineapple

"Yeah this pinecone is spiky and awful NOW but in a thousand years it's gonna be great on pizza"

Jazz

Cheeky buggers on eBay.

I'm looking for a particular rare book. It typically shows up on eBay for around £90, but I know it's not actually worth that and typically actually sells for about half that amongst fans.

I've seen one particular copy go up for £150, which is taking the piss (it's decent enough but not mint condition). A couple of days ago, it goes down to £100. Today, it goes down to £50. Now we're getting towards sane territory. It also has the "Make Offer" option. I make an initial offer of £35, not that I'm expecting it to be accepted but it's worth a try and it's not a stupidly low-ball offer.

It gets declined, the seller immediately hikes their Buy It Now price to £120 and gives me a counter-offer price of £100.

Really? Yeah, no. That's just insulting.

matt has a problem

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Idoc3woE8P0

Donkey Kong

Preacher wrote: »

SniperGuy wrote: »

There's a lot of google results for pineapple chili

There's also a lot of google results for "good sonic games" doesn't make them true.

There's a couple good sonic games.

Mean Bean Machine. Sonic Spinball. Team Sonic Racing.

Chanus

preacher

Chanus

preach

Chanus

why

Bowen

Donkey Kong wrote: »

Preacher wrote: »

SniperGuy wrote: »

There's a lot of google results for pineapple chili

There's also a lot of google results for "good sonic games" doesn't make them true.

There's a couple good sonic games.

Mean Bean Machine. Sonic Spinball.

Forget Sonic, let's talk about how the CD-i was superior to the Playstation.

Donkey Kong

How many Zelda games did the Sony Playstation have?

zero.

qed

Chanus

Donkey Kong wrote: »

How many Zelda games did the Sony Playstation have?

zero.

qed

superior

Bogart

Hmmm now Root is available for a not terribly unreasonable but still £30 too expensive price. This would be an excellent present to myself.

Bowen

Donkey Kong wrote: »

How many Zelda games did the Sony Playstation have?

zero.

qed

CD-i had three.

I don't think any nintendo console can even boast that without including virtual consoles and re-releases.

nexuscrawler

This chat is going to fail to compile properly

Powerpuppies

there's an indian restaurant that does pineapple if you dine in but not if you don't and i always feel sad if i get takeout or delivery there

wandering

Donkey Kong wrote: »

How many Zelda games did the Sony Playstation have?

zero.

qed

It had one of the best Zelda games

Couscous

bowen wrote: »

Donkey Kong wrote: »

How many Zelda games did the Sony Playstation have?

zero.

qed

CD-i had three.

I don't think any nintendo console can even boast that without including virtual consoles and re-releases.

Gameboy

Donkey Kong

bowen wrote: »

Donkey Kong wrote: »

How many Zelda games did the Sony Playstation have?

zero.

qed

CD-i had three.

I don't think any nintendo console can even boast that without including virtual consoles and re-releases.

Gamecube had Wind Waker, Four Swords Adventures (which is legit, though nobody has played it), and Twilight Princess.

It's also Nintendo's best console, which is no coincidence.

BeNarwhal

Post lunch nap incoming

My sleep has been wacky recently, and not always in the most hilarious way >_>

Preacher

Chanus wrote: »

why

Because I don't mind pineapple, but sometimes I don't want any. Its like almond joy and mounds.

nexuscrawler

no one likes Zelda games guys

Donkey Kong

Couscous wrote: »

bowen wrote: »

Donkey Kong wrote: »

How many Zelda games did the Sony Playstation have?

zero.

qed

CD-i had three.

I don't think any nintendo console can even boast that without including virtual consoles and re-releases.

Gameboy

I think very technically Link's Awakening was the only one on the original Game Boy, so the original game boy has one. Then for the Game Boy Color, Link's Awakening DX counts as a rerelease, so Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons bring that system's count to 2.

Bowen

Couscous wrote: »

bowen wrote: »

Donkey Kong wrote: »

How many Zelda games did the Sony Playstation have?

zero.

qed

CD-i had three.

I don't think any nintendo console can even boast that without including virtual consoles and re-releases.

Gameboy

pft I'm making the distinction between handheld and console

plus no one plays gameboy zelda games

Couscous

Everybody loves Link's Awakening.