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Marijuana and gay rights restrictions are the work of Satan
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.
I was at Zed and Kistra's house, and their friend had this cider thing...it tasted like maple syrup.
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?
Taste like chocolate which has a flavor. Lots of flavor. Its pretty awesome. My mom and I are kind chocolaholics. We buy all different types of chocolates at local places that import. We have these awesome swiss thin things. Sweet yet slightly bitter and full of tastiness.
I hold doors open way too long. Like, to the point where my companions give me exasperated looks and the people i am holding the door for do that awkward little smile/jog.
Will I have heard it before but do you have statistics on Americans cooking less than Europeans and such?
i don't right now. i think maybe i got it from michael pollan? also i think it was either Time or the NYT magazine ran a feature on grocery purchases in different countries, and americans overwhelmingly eschewed whole foods and went for pre-prepared foods or delivery.
i found some numbers on the generational decline of home-cooking, but that's not really the same as an international comparison.
I had a variety of eggs in my life, buy never one from Cadburry.
They're egg-shaped hollow chocolates filled with a thick, sticky, marshmallowy cream.
Yep, I know. We just don't have many (if any!) Cadburry products down here.
I was very suprised to see some Ritter Sport chocolate in a seven-eleven in Boston!
It's a local brand.
inexpensive ritter sports were a central factor in my massive weight gain when i was in greenland
I had a variety of eggs in my life, buy never one from Cadburry.
They're egg-shaped hollow chocolates filled with a thick, sticky, marshmallowy cream.
Yep, I know. We just don't have many (if any!) Cadburry products down here.
I was very suprised to see some Ritter Sport chocolate in a seven-eleven in Boston!
It's a local brand.
inexpensive ritter sports were a central factor in my massive weight gain when i was in greenland
Yeah kind of sounds like one of those generalizations. Though I bet it changes from city to city. Also I think you would have to also throw in the availability of premade meals in the US compared to Europe as well. Also did it just compare super markets verse local grocers.
Ugh now my brain is running through all the variables that can skew a study like that.
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.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof was fantastic.
then again, it had a spectacular cast and one of the best writers oh his day
ditto for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
Those were her best that I've seen. I never saw Butterfield 8.
i forget what your objection to the beatles was again
mostly that they are not great
i would say they are pretty great
they were very musically significant, they have a wide range of sounds, they have tons of really catchy, well-made pop songs, some strong ballads, some songs with solid lyrical writing, some funky weird psychedelic shit
i mean they have tons of really average or boring songs too but that's because they're very prolific
i forget what your objection to the beatles was again
mostly that they are not great
i would say they are pretty great
they were very musically significant, they have a wide range of sounds, they have tons of really catchy, well-made pop songs, some strong ballads, some songs with solid lyrical writing, some funky weird psychedelic shit
i mean they have tons of really average or boring songs too but that's because they're very prolific
I mostly don't care about three of those four things so they are super boring
and I can get funkier, weirder psychadelic shit elsewhere
A Day in the Life is a really fucking great song though
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Marijuana and gay rights restrictions are the work of Satan
I was at Zed and Kistra's house, and their friend had this cider thing...it tasted like maple syrup.
that is the best kick to be on
... on which to be?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGM2gqFrhVQ
island <-> panatlantic diaspora up ins
Taste like chocolate which has a flavor. Lots of flavor. Its pretty awesome. My mom and I are kind chocolaholics. We buy all different types of chocolates at local places that import. We have these awesome swiss thin things. Sweet yet slightly bitter and full of tastiness.
i don't right now. i think maybe i got it from michael pollan? also i think it was either Time or the NYT magazine ran a feature on grocery purchases in different countries, and americans overwhelmingly eschewed whole foods and went for pre-prepared foods or delivery.
i found some numbers on the generational decline of home-cooking, but that's not really the same as an international comparison.
did some beatles and CCR since it's an older crowd
on another note: does nicki minaj have any tracks like her verse in Monster? because goddamn i could listen to that shit forever.
inexpensive ritter sports were a central factor in my massive weight gain when i was in greenland
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Kv4MfhIpVM&feature=related
They tend to have this effect on people, yes. :P
Nothing wrong with Beatles and CCR. Both great bands.
south america uses unsweetened chocolate in a lot of things. mole is the best-known, but it shows up a lot.
Ugh now my brain is running through all the variables that can skew a study like that.
reppin on nubs
Macallan made a scotch liqueur that is maple and pecan flavored. It's pretty tasty, but I'm not sure whether they make it any more. Disappointing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD_SwonEbvg
And some for you.
Good mole is fucking delicious.
i forget what your objection to the beatles was again
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof was fantastic.
then again, it had a spectacular cast and one of the best writers oh his day
ditto for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
Those were her best that I've seen. I never saw Butterfield 8.
don't bother. they taste like some petroleum by-product, same as twizzlers.
We're on a road to nowhere...
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Wow!
Cleonicus fed more than kakos!
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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KS of the year
you guys still playing? have a slot?
1 pt vodka, 2 parts pepsi max
can't even taste the vodka
i would say they are pretty great
they were very musically significant, they have a wide range of sounds, they have tons of really catchy, well-made pop songs, some strong ballads, some songs with solid lyrical writing, some funky weird psychedelic shit
i mean they have tons of really average or boring songs too but that's because they're very prolific
if you didn't like them, you won't like red vines, which aren't as good
Damn!
I think what surprised me the most is them not tasting even remotely like strawberries.
i've played like six in a row so i'll be happy to drop if you want to play
hurryy!
this ain't no fooling around
no time for dancing, or lovey dovey
I ain't got time for that now
ahhhhh
Most beers taste like grape soda to me these days, so I have to go dark/bitter to really drink one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRx2wsfjaYk
and I can get funkier, weirder psychadelic shit elsewhere
A Day in the Life is a really fucking great song though
I have no idea where that came from