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genetic_knockout posted:I love sushi more than anyone I know, but the cheap gas station/grocery store variety always makes me feel a particular brand of queasy. I still buy it from time to time, because I am dumb and forgetful, and it always seems like such a great idea at the time, but I always end up with this sweaty, queasy and naseous feeling halfway through. Just the pictures of the sushi poutine and the waffle cone sushi are giving me that feeling now uggggh. There's a few foods I always do this with. Foods everyone knows aren't healthy or good for you, but I'm walways like "yeah I'm game!" and then it turns out the game is "will I make it to the toilet in time, or is it just a fake-out fart gurgle" The stouffers fetuccine alfredo comes to mind.
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sweeperbravo posted:There's a few foods I always do this with. Foods everyone knows aren't healthy or good for you, but I'm walways like "yeah I'm game!" and then it turns out the game is "will I make it to the toilet in time, or is it just a fake-out fart gurgle" My family used to take weeks-long cross country trips every summer, and we'd stay in a tent at campgrounds unless weather was crazy nuts. The first night of any trip, we'd fire up the propane stove and do Dinty Moore stew with canned mixed veggies thrown in. That was such a treat when I was a kid! It signified "yay, we're on a road trip!" So every now and again I wax nostalgic and pick up a can. If was to go camping now and try that, I'd have to ask the grounds manager to give me a spot as close as possible to the latrines. I can't do the Dinty deed unless I know I'm not leaving the comfort of my home for the next couple hours. Doesn't keep me from buying it once or twice a year. Also Synthbuttrange posted:Thats just the spider seasoning
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This is from the local store I get all my groceries from, weird. I haven't had it done up in a cone but their sushi is Hella tasty and they have really good poke bowls too. There's also a full restaurant in there though so that might help some
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Xen Tricks posted:This is from the local store I get all my groceries from, weird. I haven't had it done up in a cone but their sushi is Hella tasty and they have really good poke bowls too. There's also a full restaurant in there though so that might help some You know what you must do, now.
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Aaaaaah, phlegm, just the way Mama used to make. Brings back such memories. <wipes eyes>
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Dienes posted:You know what you must do, now. I really don't care for waffle cones  I'll see if it's there next time I go, and if so I'll type up a 3000 word diatribe on how kinda cheap sushi fish is literally eating me from the inside out, don't you worry
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Haifisch posted:Vegetarian Sloppy Joes Ughhh, this is giving me stomach cramps just looking at it. This is something my dad would have made, if he'd ever thought of it. ...and served on this exact plate. Did everyone have these in the '80s?
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Rollersnake posted:Ughhh, this is giving me stomach cramps just looking at it. This is something my dad would have made, if he'd ever thought of it. Lentil sloppy joes are pretty goddamn good, actually. I have to remember to make them again.
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I'm pretty sure it was Federal law you had to have that exact set
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JacquelineDempsey posted:reminded me that I have salts flavored with ground up ants, unless I exorcised them from my pantry long ago. I'll soon be leaving the place I've lived for almost 10 years, I'm sure I'll find some AFP for y'all as I purge the kitchen.. send me the ant salt
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Xen Tricks posted:I really don't care for waffle cones That's not what this thread is about. Be brave. For us.
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pienipple posted:I'm pretty sure it was Federal law you had to have that exact set What's the statue of limitations on prosecuting for incorrect plate color? 
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You're going to plate jail
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Nuevo posted:Lentil sloppy joes are pretty goddamn good, actually. I have to remember to make them again. It's not that I think it would taste bad. I'd just rather not subject myself to the culinary equivalent of the P-Balloon from Super Mario World.
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We had these plates in the 80s
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Honestly that sounds pretty gpod
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angerbeet posted:We had these plates in the 80s Confirming my family had a set of these plates too
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drrockso20 posted:Honestly that sounds pretty gpod It sounds like I could save myself the trouble and just dump a saltshaker into my mouth for the same experience. Also the potato & onion pierogies are superior. 
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Remove the cream cheese just to lower the overall amount of cheese in that idea and that seems ok enough. Not gourmet or anything but better than eating the boxed pierogies by themselves certainly.
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angerbeet posted:We had these plates in the 80s we had these 
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angerbeet posted:We had these plates in the 80s We also had these! My mom gave them to my best friend when they moved to Abu Dhabi and now they're in her kitchen, still in my hometown 
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Rollersnake posted:Also the potato & onion pierogies are superior. Potato and cheese sauteed in butter with an onion I will fight you.
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Nuevo posted:Potato and cheese sauteed in butter with an onion I will fight you. Potato and onion, sautéed in butter with mushrooms and onion (because you can never have too much onion), topped with a sprinkling of good paprika, and maybe some sour cream.
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angerbeet posted:We had these plates in the 80s poo poo, I just purchased a pair of coffee mugs with that same pattern earlier this year.
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angerbeet posted:We had these plates in the 80s It's been around for a while. Willow pattern
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Potato and dill are the superior perogies. With bechemel.
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Dill is the devils herb. I cant even smell it without gagging.
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I never know why I keep coming back to this thread, but I always do. Somehow, this stuff is worse than any of the awful STD pics thrown at me by the internet.
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Captainsalami posted:Dill is the devils herb. I cant even smell it without gagging. i have never felt more pity for a man than you right now.
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Captainsalami posted:Dill is the devils herb. I cant even smell it without gagging. I think you'll find cilantro is the devil's herb. So loving gross. Mmm, a mouthful of dishwashing soap, that's what this burrito needed.
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 whiteyfats posted:I think you'll find cilantro is the devil's herb. So loving gross. Mmm, a mouthful of dishwashing soap, that's what this burrito needed.
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whiteyfats posted:I think you'll find cilantro is the devil's herb. So loving gross. Mmm, a mouthful of dishwashing soap, that's what this burrito needed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5iqYuFmzqg&hd=1
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whiteyfats posted:I think you'll find cilantro is the devil's herb. So loving gross. Mmm, a mouthful of dishwashing soap, that's what this burrito needed. Good thing for you there's no good Mexican in Bradford county...
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Raisin pie is actually not that bad. When I worked in community healthcare we had a guy who was, basically, slow. Rural community and everyone kind of pitched in to keep him going along and happy. Anyway his mom taught him how to make pies before she died, and his raisin pies were by far the best. Won a contest over to the next village by.
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whiteyfats posted:I think you'll find cilantro is the devil's herb. So loving gross. Mmm, a mouthful of dishwashing soap, that's what this burrito needed.  My brother and I taste it for what it truly is, our parents do not. Go figure.
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axolotl farmer posted:It's been around for a while. My grandparents had these plates but with Irish castles on them. My dad wanted them more than anything else after they died.
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whiteyfats posted:I think you'll find cilantro is the devil's herb. So loving gross. Mmm, a mouthful of dishwashing soap, that's what this burrito needed. Actually genetic. My dad can't handle the stuff, I, otherwise his clone, somehow dodged the bullet with that gene. Stuff is delicious. Indian cilantro chutney? Yes please  also, lol http://www.ihatecilantro.com/frontpage.php e: we have so goddamn many smilies Nuevo has a new favorite as of 00:46 on Jan 1, 2017 |
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I can really understand those that think it tastes like soap, because I eat it and go "Yeah, that's kinda soapy" but I love it. So I dunno what the gently caress my genes are telling me.
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