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mediaphage posted:I can't imagine it not being one. Like, I'm pretty any of these people would eat normal food if they were dying of starvation. ^sure I came for the Red Alert tourney.
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Fo3 posted:^sure Ah yes, I a word.
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Apr 1, 2013 18:27
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Don't thank me, you're pretty anyway.
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mediaphage posted:I can't imagine it not being one. Like, I'm pretty any of these people would eat normal food if they were dying of starvation. I used to be a bit of a picky eater. (mainly with textures) I am still somewhat working on getting over it. I don't ask restaurants to make things differently than the menu states, and I will not turn down something that someone is serving me whether I like it or not. I was really bad about it as a teenager though. However, once I was in boot camp, I ate whatever I could get my hands on. A calorie deficit does wonders to widen your pallet. Amykinz fucked around with this message at 22:36 on Apr 1, 2013 |
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Apr 1, 2013 19:14
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My kids are picky eaters until the wife has been away for about 12 hours. Then they suddenly get all experimental. Funny how that is.
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Apr 1, 2013 21:29
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 A $4.99 1.75 liter bottle of vodka. That's good stuff.
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Apr 1, 2013 23:08
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NosmoKing posted:
There is no conceivable way in which that could end badly.
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Apr 1, 2013 23:11
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Well, it will be a step up from Grey Goose.
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I'm voting "elegant troll" on the picky eater/supertaster thread. edit: Goddamnit. Kenning fucked around with this message at 07:41 on Apr 2, 2013 |
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Apr 2, 2013 07:37
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NosmoKing posted:
The more like gasoline, the better.
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Kenning posted:I'm voting "elegant troll" on the picky eater/supertaster thread. I totally fell for it and now feel like an idiot! To whomever wrote that thread, 
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PBlueKan posted:The more like gasoline, the better. Truffle vodka
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I remember hearing something about putting super cheap vodka through a charcoal filter like a Brita or something making it more palatable. Does this work?
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The Midniter posted:I remember hearing something about putting super cheap vodka through a charcoal filter like a Brita or something making it more palatable. Does this work? You have I run it multiple times and it still won't make it amazing or anything, but you can do that if you want. I wouldn't bother, just mix it with something if its that harsh.
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FishBulb posted:You have I run it multiple times and it still won't make it amazing or anything, but you can do that if you want. I wouldn't bother, just mix it with something if its that harsh. I wouldn't expect it to make the vodka amazing, but help to lessen the bite somewhat. If only I'd known about this in college (and had a Brita, for that matter) - Dubra (or as we called it, Vitamin D) would've been a lot easier to drink.
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The Midniter posted:I remember hearing something about putting super cheap vodka through a charcoal filter like a Brita or something making it more palatable. Does this work? Potentially. The mythbusters tested this and got mixed results. They took gut rot, ran it through a clean filter 7 times and had a shot removed before each stage. They then randomly sampled each version along with a premium brand. (So, rot gut, 1 filtration, 2, 3 ... 7 filtrations, premium vodka) Their vodka expert was able to rank them all correctly by filtration, and picked out the premium brand. So the quality seemed to go up as you continued to filter, but that did not make it equal to a premium brand. It just removed more of the foul tasting minerals.
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The Midniter posted:I remember hearing something about putting super cheap vodka through a charcoal filter like a Brita or something making it more palatable. Does this work? This is not the Russian way!
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Mr. Wiggles posted:This is not the Russian way! No, the Russian way would be to use some stale rye bread!
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Apr 2, 2013 17:57
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Pr0k made dinner for my family and it was delicious. That is all.
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CzarChasm posted:Potentially. The mythbusters tested this and got mixed results. They took gut rot, ran it through a clean filter 7 times and had a shot removed before each stage. They then randomly sampled each version along with a premium brand. (So, rot gut, 1 filtration, 2, 3 ... 7 filtrations, premium vodka) They also noted that it was a really quick way to go through charcoal filters on the brita pitcher, so in the long run it's probably cheaper to not buy rotgut, rather than home-filtering it.
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I just discovered Sandra Lee. :O
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BlueGrot posted:I just discovered Sandra Lee. That had better be an expression of slack-jawed horror mister 
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I don't know what to feel. It's so awful. It's so perfect. She mixed some cream of mushroom with white wine. I sarcastically said "sauce done" and she did as well.
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BlueGrot posted:I don't know what to feel. It's so awful. It's so perfect. She mixed some cream of mushroom with white wine. I sarcastically said "sauce done" and she did as well. Here's a fun game to try, watch just how much alcohol Sandra Lee consumes in an average episode of her shows, or even how much she uses in her ubiquitous cocktails. She gets well past social drinking into straight up "  slow down girl, drat" alcoholic territory.
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Sandra Lee drinks like she works in the industry, except she doesn't.
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I'm gonna watch the Kwanzaa Cake. Wish me luck.
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BlueGrot posted:I'm gonna watch the Kwanzaa Cake. Wish me luck. Acorns on a cake!
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My backward state's House of Representatives just passed our home brewing bill 
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Applied for a promotion tonight, wish me luck!
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Ok. Good luck!
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Goon sighting!Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Pr0k made dinner for my family and it was delicious. That is all. You failed to mention the  purple butter. Your wife and kids are adorable. You, not so much. Also mom says you stiffed her.
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pr0k posted:Goon sighting! Wow. I didn't even know you guys lived near each other. Glad y'all had a good time.
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pr0k posted:Also mom says you stiffed her. Who hasn't?
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Bertrand Hustle posted:Who hasn't? 
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I was shocked (SHOCKED) that this was not the very next post in this thread.
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Man, I'm really glad I read up on intermittent fasting before starting my diet. I've never been a breakfast person, so saving time in the mornings plus being allowed to eat a couple of big meals later in the day instead a several smaller ones spread out over the whole day is ace. I think I'll stick by this eating pattern once I'm back to eating as usual as well.
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dino. posted:Wow. I didn't even know you guys lived near each other. Glad y'all had a good time. We don't live that close. The family and I were in town for some R&R and he invited us over. His gay butter was fabulous. Our kids played together like old friends. We drank. Was such a wonderful evening that on the ride back to the hotel the wife was lamenting that they don't live closer.
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DekeThornton posted:Man, I'm really glad I read up on intermittent fasting before starting my diet. I've never been a breakfast person, so saving time in the mornings plus being allowed to eat a couple of big meals later in the day instead a several smaller ones spread out over the whole day is ace. I think I'll stick by this eating pattern once I'm back to eating as usual as well. That's how I eat, doesn't seems to be the best way to go about it though, I'd probably be better off skipping dinner. In fact the only time i lost weight was when I never ate after 5PM. Doing it the other way around normally makes me gain weight. What's up everyone? I'm loving up stock and listening to Queen.
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