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I mean, it's also in the Wikipedia portal "Culinary Herbs and Spices" under the "Spices" heading, so once again Wikipedia is not a source.
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What kind of salt is being produced in the thread right now? I need to know the next time a fast food magnate accidentally fucks up and tweets a picture.
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Potassium dichromate, which I'm currently using to treat my wood if you know what I mean
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Failed Imagineer posted:Salt is not a herb or spice But it is a secret ingredient.
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Sockser posted:12 spices? Oh, some of ‘em must be doubles Marge's delivery on that whole scene is amazing "Or-e-gan-o? What the hell?"
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The Glumslinger posted:Marge's delivery on that whole scene is amazing This joke was funnier when I learned how Americans normally pronounce oregano.
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Bobstar posted:This joke was funnier when I learned how Americans normally pronounce oregano. The word comes into English from Spanish orégano, which is from Latin orīganum, ultimately coming from Ancient Greek ὀρίγανον (oríganon). So the American pronunciation more closely hews to the original word. But British English apparently doesn't like words with the first syllable unstressed, so in England you don't often hear people say garage like a la-di-da Mr French Man
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Bobstar posted:This joke was funnier when I learned how Americans normally pronounce oregano. You call arugula "garden rocket" You don't get to tell people about names for plants
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mind the walrus posted:I can get you 11 of the way there "Origino?" What the hell? 
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Sagebrush posted:You call arugula "garden rocket" Oddly enough, the words arugula and roquette (rocket) both come from the same root, the Latin word, eruca. Just different journeys through Italian.
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Uncle Wemus posted:good gravy It's just brown and water.
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HappyCapybaraFamily posted:The word comes into English from Spanish orégano, which is from Latin orīganum, ultimately coming from Ancient Greek ὀρίγανον (oríganon). I was going to say "how do you know I'm British" but then I remembered my gang tag... We have GA-rage and GA-ridge and possibly more, probably some kind of mystical class signifier. Anyway, content!   Bobstar fucked around with this message at 17:37 on Nov 19, 2019 |
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I dunno, he doesn't lookhappy to see Smithers.
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Sagebrush posted:You call arugula "garden rocket" How do you feel about aubergine?
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Oh, you have got to be kidding sir. First you think of an idea that has already been done. Then you give it a meme format that nobody could possibly like. Didn't you think this through... [fade to later]... it was in the Goldmine for eighteen months! Every poster gave it a 5... [later]... one of the most popular threads of all time, sir! What were you thinking? [pause] I mean, thank you, come again. j/k these are all excellent and I lol
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There is always more and it is always good
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Stop, stop, it's already gold!
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MC Fruit Stripe posted:I think I'm a pretty funny guy, and then I check in on this thread, and people are making connections I could never have dreamed of. seriously I watch episodes and try to think of some cool thing to post and I just have absolutely nothing then I come back to something like this and I am thankful for people much smarter than myself
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HappyCapybaraFamily posted:The word comes into English from Spanish orégano, which is from Latin orīganum, ultimately coming from Ancient Greek ὀρίγανον (oríganon). That's not quite it though? After hearing an Italian pronounce Orégano I think it's more about stress. Americans put the stress on the first e, so they say it like Ore(h)-gano whereas British English speakers put the stress on the a, so we say it like Ore-ga(h)-no. The e seems to have the same sound. Something something voiced e, unvoiced a. I don't remember much phonology terms. I would have said Americans put stress on the second syllable though. Like to me it sounds like Gar-a(h)ge with a softer g, versus the British Ga(h)r-age with a harder j sound at the end.
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Simpsons diddly Doodly Diddly Dadaly doodly! Toxic Mental fucked around with this message at 08:10 on Nov 20, 2019 |
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