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DeadFatDuckFat posted:Its possible that they got the unsaucy non red ones, qft
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Who What Now posted:What's that food that's just a blob of seal blubber left under a porch for a few years? There's a Greenlandic specialty which is just birds down into either a walrus or a seal and left to "ferment".
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Benny Harvey posted:There's a Greenlandic specialty which is just birds down into either a walrus or a seal and left to "ferment". Yeah that's probably it
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hot water makes me retch and then vomit. watery tea/soup, lemsip or just plain hot water. it doesn't have anything to do with taste or smell. the first sip is totally normal, the next couple i start to feel nauseous then i start gagging and if i don't stop i vomit. not looking for any insights just letting everyone know.
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Aug 10, 2020 05:19
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Strumpie posted:hot water makes me retch and then vomit. watery tea/soup, lemsip or just plain hot water. Thats actually kind of interesting, don't think I've met anyone else that had that issue. Is it easy for you to tell how hot something has to be in order to trigger that? Or like how thick a soup needs to be for you to not have that trigger
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Aug 10, 2020 05:23
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DeadFatDuckFat posted:Thats actually kind of interesting, don't think I've met anyone else that had that issue. Is it easy for you to tell how hot something has to be in order to trigger that? Or like how thick a soup needs to be for you to not have that trigger i always know beforehand via esp but even if i didn't i'd know by the second sip. anything that has the consistency of water and is piping hot that i can't drink quickly. also bread makes me hiccup
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Aug 10, 2020 05:27
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like instantly
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Aug 10, 2020 05:29
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Does fish make you jump in the air and clack your heels together for the flying fish dance?
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Aug 10, 2020 05:31
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Propaganda Machine posted:Does fish make you jump in the air and clack your heels together for the flying fish dance? fish are lesser lifeforms so i dont acknowledge them also i can't dance (too many elbows)
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Aug 10, 2020 05:32
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Strumpie posted:hot water makes me retch and then vomit. watery tea/soup, lemsip or just plain hot water. According to Chinese traditional medicine you are dead.
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Aug 10, 2020 08:09
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you should preemptively ban yourself from the prc, yeah
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Aug 10, 2020 11:51
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Big Beef City posted:Yes. Is that picture an example of a yucky gross bad texture (yuck!) food? Because jellied meat is really good. Aspic is good. Holodets is good. That dish looks good. I'd eat it and enjoy it. Lots of people in the world would eat it and enjoy it. Being grossed out by Meat Jello isn't some universal human trait, tied into our natural survival instincts. It's super, super cultural. Gelatin is an animal product. Turning it into a fruity dessert is just objectively weirder. It's still good, but it's weird. It wasn't all that common back when you had to boil the pig ears yourself to get the gelatin. But these days, people who grow up thinking of jello as just a dessert thing freak out when they see gelatin used in another way.
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Aug 10, 2020 12:59
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texture in cooking is real important and anglo cooking is about the worst at it, excepting the food chemists in big food corps
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Pick, you're supposed to eat it on top of diced cold tofu or hot rice porridge. It's like an extremely white people thing to eat it... By itself.
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