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i went outside to have a cigarette and i was wearing pajama pants and no underwear and a mosquito bit me right on my ballsack and it itches like crazy. this is the real cost of smoking
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Baron Corbin posted:i went outside to have a cigarette and i was wearing pajama pants and no underwear and a mosquito bit me right on my ballsack and it itches like crazy. this is the real cost of smoking Fuckin' someone send this to those Truth people now.
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TTBF posted:Some of my fondest childhood memories as a kid are lounging around in a wave pool or lazy river with my folks. Last time I went, Schlitterbaun outside San Antonio had managed to make a lazy river wave pool that a bunch of great water slides empty out into, and that place would have been heaven for me as a kid. i watched a frat boy vomit into the schlitterbaun lazy river it was cool to watch people scurry outta there
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Aug 16, 2018 00:27
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I had seitan for the first time tonight. It's good
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VJeff posted:Fuckin' someone send this to those Truth people now. Too right. 
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Blast Fantasto posted:I had seitan for the first time tonight. It's good I’ve had seitan a few times and every time I found it between unpleasant and downright gross. I hear it all depends on how you make it. So good for you having some good seitan.
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Aug 16, 2018 04:08
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The only time I had seitan was a faux BBQ tritip sandwhich with cole slaw on it and I thought it was delicious.
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So the DC United soccer club signed this English footballer named Wayne Rooney and every morning when I watch the local news they're showing game highlights where he's footballing amazingly well. Is he like a good player or something?
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fart blood posted:I’ve had seitan a few times and every time I found it between unpleasant and downright gross. I hear it all depends on how you make it. So good for you having some good seitan. It was the Upton Natural's Chorizo flavor, which really ended up being closer to taco seasoning than any chorizo. I fried it up in a pan and made a flatbread with some hot sauce, cheese.
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CobiWann posted:So the DC United soccer club signed this English footballer named Wayne Rooney and every morning when I watch the local news they're showing game highlights where he's footballing amazingly well. Yes, he's a good player, and DCU have been terrible and needed a good striker, which he is fulfilling. That we've been winning a bit with him is very good.
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Blast Fantasto posted:It was the Upton Natural's Chorizo flavor, which really ended up being closer to taco seasoning than any chorizo. I made a pretty gosh darn good chorizo using TVP (which is basically a Soy protein). I tried making it with tofu using the freezing trick but the texture just wasn't right.
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Oh yeah; I’ve been vegetarian for a couple months now and if it wasn’t for seitan I’d lose my mind
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Hail seitan
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PUNKS DIET SODA posted:Oh yeah; I’ve been vegetarian for a couple months now and if it wasn’t for seitan I’d lose my mind i'm a tofu or lentil guy myself. both are so versatile. If I had a soy allergy I'd probably just not go vegetarian.
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Aug 16, 2018 16:20
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Beans and lentils are super good, I also really like most quorn products
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PUNKS DIET SODA posted:Oh yeah; I’ve been vegetarian for a couple months now and if it wasn’t for seitan I’d lose my mind I've never had it and I have been a vegetarian for years.
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gently caress yeah, veg talk! I try to rotate chickpeas, tofu, black beans, and lentils, with other beans or eggs now and then. I'd like to work tempeh in more often but it's harder to find around here and my wife doesn't like it much. I made some seitan early on but didn't care for it a whole lot, and we don't buy many processed meat substitutes as we do fine with beany things.
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Aug 16, 2018 17:15
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gently caress, Aretha Franklin passed away. 
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Is it seitan or tempeh that’s the kinda “spongy” one, because I had it once at a Chinese hotpot place and it was loving great
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Chinston Wurchill posted:gently caress yeah, veg talk! I try to rotate chickpeas, tofu, black beans, and lentils, with other beans or eggs now and then. I'd like to work tempeh in more often but it's harder to find around here and my wife doesn't like it much. I made some seitan early on but didn't care for it a whole lot, and we don't buy many processed meat substitutes as we do fine with beany things. Are eggs allowed?
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I was thinking about the Dave situation and it got me thinking of the WWE office and how there must be a ton of toxic masculinity in that from all the stories over the years. And then it made me wonder if there are examples of positive masculinity and I think I thought of a couple: I feel very manly when I can pick up my kids and they can climb all over me. I work out to stay strong enough as they grow haha. I also feel manly when I can fix something that wasn't working like a ceiling fan or a door lock.
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jesus WEP posted:Is it seitan or tempeh that’s the kinda “spongy” one, because I had it once at a Chinese hotpot place and it was loving great That’s seitan. Tempeh looks like little cobblestone sidewalks (and is also very good)
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Aug 16, 2018 18:43
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Still playing yakuza 0 and nishitani’s death might be the most badass thing I’ve seen in my whole life
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Spikeguy posted:Are eggs allowed? Not for vegans.
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jesus WEP posted:Still playing yakuza 0 and nishitani’s death might be the most badass thing I’ve seen in my whole life Yakuza 0 is one long badass moment made up of smaller but still badass moments
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I tried vegetarianism for awhile a few years back just out of curiousity. I learned something I already knew, which is that I loving love mushrooms  Dangerous Person posted:Yakuza 0 is one long badass moment made up of smaller but still badass moments I just played the telephone club mini-game for the first time, and Kiryu's dramatic answering of the phone is loving amazing.
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When I tried to be vegetarian I realized my weird phobia of mushrooms and fungi (and mold, which is where it stems from) is real and I respect Undertaker's weird phobia of cucumbers.
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I’m also vegetarian. I’m not vegan but I do employ a lot of vegan staples in my diet (soy milk/oat milk, cashew creams, etc). I don’t eat eggs. The only reason I’m not completely vegan is I love cheese too much (though I eat significantly less of it than I used to.) Overall I’m pleased with my decision. I don’t miss meat (though I do sing “It’s so hard to say goodbye” to pan seared wild salmon) and my latest physical was good. (The sobriety has paid off on that front too.)
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fart blood posted:pan seared wild salmon 
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Also if you’re meatless: It’s important to know which non-animal foods are complete proteins. Tofu/soybeans/edamame are complete proteins Quinoa is a complete protein Buckwheat (like the kind found in soba noodles) is a complete protein Also, certain food combos are complete proteins, such as hummus and pita.
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fart blood posted:Also if you’re meatless: It looks like this has been pretty roundly debunked. As I understand it we also need far less protein than most people think we do. Vegetarian diets are far easier once you start to view protein as just a part of the dish rather than as the centrepiece. I still use milk products and eggs. Free range eggs make me feel better about that end of things, but I have yet to find a suitable way to get remotely ethical milk.
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Chinston Wurchill posted:It looks like this has been pretty roundly debunked. As I understand it we also need far less protein than most people think we do. Vegetarian diets are far easier once you start to view protein as just a part of the dish rather than as the centrepiece. I love eggs but honestly, if I may be candid for a minute, the only two reasons I gave up eggs: 1) I want to avoid butter since it’s bad for you. And frankly butter and eggs are a perfect marriage. People that use oil to fry eggs are dirty capitalists. 2) I was sick of loving them up! Sometimes I would NAIL an over easy egg. Sometimes I would PERFECTLY flip an omelette. But most of the time they’d be hot tasty garbage. So I didn’t give up eggs for health reasons but rather my own bruised ego.
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Everybody knows that a failed omelette can quickly become working-as-intended scrambled eggs!
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Jerusalem posted:Everybody knows that a failed omelette can quickly become working-as-intended scrambled eggs! Please. I know the drat lie.
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Unrelated to good diet: Can we all agree Married...with Children season 4 was flawless television?
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Aug 17, 2018 02:37
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I used to like it for the...plot. What happened in season 4?
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TV Zombie posted:I used to like it for the...plot. What happened in season 4? It was just a great season where everything clicked.
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Aug 17, 2018 03:23
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I don't think I've ever seen episodes from that show before the kids were both adults.
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Guys I'm so hosed up. So I live at home with my parents (because of my disability mostly). I pay what's essentially rent every month to my Dad and it's not chump change. But my only real steady income right now is my disability checks because consulting work pays quite well but is not stable. I keep a budget for myself every month and never ever come anywhere close to running out of money or anything like that but I just feel like I'm not adulting right because my parents have conditioned me to feel like the only "right" way is a 9-5 job. There's a lot of reasons why that's not necessarily feasible for me, but I hate feeling worthless and like I don't deserve what I give myself because most of my advocacy work is volunteer. I just hate feeling like this. Just had to get this off my chest.
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my assessment is that you are doing It. keep on, and don't keep off. 
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