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If you think about it, a hamburger is just a sandwich, why people go nuts about how unhealthy it is, is a mystery. Its meat, a bit of salad, some sauces and bread. If you imagine that your average deli reuben is way healthier than a big mac, you are plain deluded.
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Just give in and slurp a ranch-baconnaise shake out of a straw and poo poo your pants.
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Lunixnerd posted:If you think about it, a hamburger is just a sandwich, why people go nuts about how unhealthy it is, is a mystery. Its meat, a bit of salad, some sauces and bread. If you imagine that your average deli reuben is way healthier than a big mac, you are plain deluded. I depends on what you put in your sandwich. If you are a reasonable person, you can eat good sandwiches almost every day. If you are talking that subway poo poo or a rasher & turkey sandwich with brie then you might as well get a burger. Burgers are far from something you want every day. The process that goes into the meat prep alone is not the best for the body in the long term. (Fat, grease, red meat, sodium etc.) Burgers are loving good though. I had a small milk jug that I used to use to use for instant gravy (Which I put on loving everything) One day I forgot to clean it out properly and when I put milk in it for my coffee the next day I ended up with a creamy gravy all up in my coffee. I have made worse mistakes in my life. Today I had sausages and chips with gravy on them, life is good. Lonos Oboe fucked around with this message at 00:28 on Nov 14, 2014 |
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Nov 14, 2014 00:25
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On the question of poutine, the cheese curds have to be fresh and they're only available in Quebec, Eastern Ontario and Wisconsin. That's why it's not popular in most of the US (and indeed, most of Canada).
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Nov 14, 2014 02:23
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this threads a good reminder about the insidious nature of white "culture"
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Nov 14, 2014 02:27
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White culture = cheese. Appropriation of bacteria culture.
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Nov 14, 2014 02:54
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PromethiumX posted:if gravy isn't just greatly reduced meat drippings you are doing it all wrong champ. I would say 99.999999999% of gravy being eaten in america is not this
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Nov 14, 2014 03:25
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Mmm...baby gravy.
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Nov 14, 2014 03:26
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I ate a bowl of gravy thinking it was soup once. It wasn't that bad.
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Nov 14, 2014 03:59
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Gravy is pretty much skeleton jelly.
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Nov 14, 2014 04:17
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I guess its not that weird to eat gravy alone but it seems like a waste. Tons of stuff goes great with gravy so why not just pour it on that? I mean you could just heat up some frozen veggies and throw gravy on and you have a much better dish than drinking it out of the can.
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Ummm I can get french fries covered with green chile sauce and cheese at any of eight dozen restaurants in my metropolitan area is there some kind of retarded magical fascination with """"""REAL"""""" poutine that I can expect a bunch of diabetic flannel-shirted low-info voters and/or degenerate foreigners to get up in my face about? The gently caress is a cheese curd beyond a wad of cheese?
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Tujague posted:Ummm I can get french fries covered with green chile sauce and cheese at any of eight dozen restaurants in my metropolitan area is there some kind of retarded magical fascination with """"""REAL"""""" poutine that I can expect a bunch of diabetic flannel-shirted low-info voters and/or degenerate foreigners to get up in my face about?
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