elizabeth taylor had violet eyes and a nice rack and was in a lot of super-expensive movies that didn't do very well
That's not really fair. Cleopatra was a bomb of epic proportions but most of her films were profitable. And she managed two or three academy awards for best actress. But you're right about her rack and those eyes.
I don't drink beer so I don't even know what that means.
Look, can someone make Mim a care package with:
- a pre-rolled blunt of a connoisseur's sativa
- a nice craft stout
- a dark chocolate+bacon bar
It's clearly needed, as the rest of the world has failed her up to this point.
I don't think a stout would be the way to go, here. Everyone I know who isn't into beer thinks that anything more than Bud Light is too strong, I can't even imagine how a stout would rate. I feel like it's one of those things you have to work up to.
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Tony Bilsborough, a spokesman for Cadbury-Schweppes in Britain, said his company ships its specially formulated chocolate crumb — a mash of dried milk and chocolate to which cocoa butter will be added later — to Hershey, Pa. What happens next accounts for the differences.
“I imagine it’s down to the final processing and the blending,” he said. After consulting with chocolate manufacturers in each country, Cadbury tries to replicate the taste people grew up with, he said. In the United States, that means a bar that is more akin to a Hershey bar, which to many British palates tastes sour.
"Named and inspired by the tribes of Northeast India, taste the flavors of toasted milk, sweet Indian curry, nutty coconut and an overall sensation of warm, rounded spice.
Naga: sweet Indian curry + coconut + deep milk chocolate, 41% cacao
3oz.
Consume within 6 months"
South host: I'm a firm believer in "throw them in the pool and they'll learn how to swim" with things like this!
The difference is American chocolate tends to be sweeter than every other countries chocolate I have had. And so far that is a lot of chocolate since I like to get at least one kind from a store when I am in a country. Its basically designed to American taste buds. Which tends to make [chat] turn its nose up to it I guess.
Personally I don't mind it. Not my favorite(Swiss is my favorite, fuck that shit is addictive). But I still get a dark chocolate milky way from time to time or a Reese's big cup. Because they are still good.
My friends in Japan have an obsession with skittles actually. I find it funny. Mostly because you can't buy skittles in Japan.
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I don't drink beer so I don't even know what that means.
Look, can someone make Mim a care package with:
- a pre-rolled blunt of a connoisseur's sativa
- a nice craft stout
- a dark chocolate+bacon bar
It's clearly needed, as the rest of the world has failed her up to this point.
I don't think a stout would be the way to go, here. Everyone I know who isn't into beer thinks that anything more than Bud Light is too strong, I can't even imagine how a stout would rate. I feel like it's one of those things you have to work up to.
The other thing to keep in mind is that not everybody likes the same kind of beer.
I am not a fan of pale ales, for instance, but I know a lot of people that really like that stuff.
I'm still comparing prices from home to prices from Boston. Some interesting stuff, there. I still can't believe a week of public transport only costs 15$, for instance.
The Free Market!
It's like one day, two tops over here. Astounding. Food varies greatly. Restaurant prices are about the same, takeout and fast-food is a good deal cheaper.
restaurant prices in boston are fairly expensive by US standards
yeah. lower than NYC; higher than pretty much anywhere else except maybe San Francisco.
fast food and local pizzas and grinders etc are for the most part wicked cheap compared to standard boston restaurant prices and are probably on-par with anywhere else in the US. much cheaper than their equivalent in europe. probably because americans have about the lowest frequency of home-cooking and people have to eat something.
I don't drink beer so I don't even know what that means.
Look, can someone make Mim a care package with:
- a pre-rolled blunt of a connoisseur's sativa
- a nice craft stout
- a dark chocolate+bacon bar
It's clearly needed, as the rest of the world has failed her up to this point.
I don't think a stout would be the way to go, here. Everyone I know who isn't into beer thinks that anything more than Bud Light is too strong, I can't even imagine how a stout would rate. I feel like it's one of those things you have to work up to.
Cider.
It took me a good year of drinking to realize that beer is actually pretty nice and I still can't stand stouts.
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Someone take Mim to a beerfest. It's the only way.
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The difference is American chocolate tends to be sweeter than every other countries chocolate I have had. And so far that is a lot of chocolate since I like to get at least one kind from a store when I am in a country. Its basically designed to American taste buds. Which tends to make [chat] turn its nose up to it I guess.
Personally I don't mind it. Not my favorite(Swiss is my favorite, fuck that shit is addictive). But I still get a dark chocolate milky way from time to time or a Reese's big cup. Because they are still good.
My friends in Japan have an obsession with skittles actually. I find it funny. Mostly because you can't buy skittles in Japan.
Oh, well when I bite into chocolate, I'd hope it'd taste sweet. What does it taste like elsewhere?
And I drink smirnoff cooler things...are those beer but flavored?
Tav how do you knock back bottles of straight vodka as pre-gaming and stout is, like, too much?
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I'm not wild about all of Tom Ford's fashion influences and really disliked his ultra-tacky perfume ad, but I'm copacetic with some of his philosophies on other matters.
Manners are very important and actually knowing when things are appropriate. I always open doors for women, I carry their coat, I make sure that they're walking on the inside of the street. Stand up when people arrive at and leave the dinner table.
A man should never wear shorts in the city. Flip-flops and shorts in the city are never appropriate. Shorts should only be worn on the tennis court or on the beach.
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And two tabs of the finest molly with a light dust of tina.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I don't like dark chocolate or meat + chocolate.
I have failed you Desc
Ingredients and manufacturing processes.
Trust me. As someone who has lived in both the UK and the US for lengthy periods of time, there is a severe difference.
Actually, most of Cadbury's stuff is made in the UK.
Also
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That's not really fair. Cleopatra was a bomb of epic proportions but most of her films were profitable. And she managed two or three academy awards for best actress. But you're right about her rack and those eyes.
Nope, they'll be judged the next time.
You guys have this completely backward, just fyi.
Are those girls? Is sexual experimentation part of the package?
boston loves its dunkin' donuts
I don't think a stout would be the way to go, here. Everyone I know who isn't into beer thinks that anything more than Bud Light is too strong, I can't even imagine how a stout would rate. I feel like it's one of those things you have to work up to.
huh
what a stupid thing to write an article about
Hey, hey. Based upon the things I haven't tried, humanity failed me :P
It's brilliant. it's one of my favourite adverts of all time. Right up there with the old Carling Black Label adverts.
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It tastes like paint!
And not even good paint.
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It seems like everybody on this forum has eaten different twizzlers than I have.
Or else they eat them from days-old open packages or something.
Edit: Honestly, I'd say the same thing about red vines. I don't get them at all. Only it's like chewing on wax instead of an eraser.
Hmm. How about this one?
"Named and inspired by the tribes of Northeast India, taste the flavors of toasted milk, sweet Indian curry, nutty coconut and an overall sensation of warm, rounded spice.
Naga: sweet Indian curry + coconut + deep milk chocolate, 41% cacao
3oz.
Consume within 6 months"
South host: I'm a firm believer in "throw them in the pool and they'll learn how to swim" with things like this!
Oh yes. And they seem to put crack or something similar into their coffee.
Personally I don't mind it. Not my favorite(Swiss is my favorite, fuck that shit is addictive). But I still get a dark chocolate milky way from time to time or a Reese's big cup. Because they are still good.
My friends in Japan have an obsession with skittles actually. I find it funny. Mostly because you can't buy skittles in Japan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7MK5Esy-L0
The other thing to keep in mind is that not everybody likes the same kind of beer.
I am not a fan of pale ales, for instance, but I know a lot of people that really like that stuff.
yeah. lower than NYC; higher than pretty much anywhere else except maybe San Francisco.
fast food and local pizzas and grinders etc are for the most part wicked cheap compared to standard boston restaurant prices and are probably on-par with anywhere else in the US. much cheaper than their equivalent in europe. probably because americans have about the lowest frequency of home-cooking and people have to eat something.
Tell me more about this "Dr. Pibb"
Cider.
It took me a good year of drinking to realize that beer is actually pretty nice and I still can't stand stouts.
Cousin of Mr. Pepper.
Oh, well when I bite into chocolate, I'd hope it'd taste sweet. What does it taste like elsewhere?
And I drink smirnoff cooler things...are those beer but flavored?