It was announced in 2012, but work apparently didn’t begin on it in earnest until the last Witcher 3 DLC shipped in 2016. Prior to that it was a handful of staffers doing concept and prototype work, and they eventually got pulled into work on Witcher 3. Apparently it was only in active development for 4-5 years.

2016…

Yeah. A frito pie is usually still in the bag. What gas stations are you buying your trash food at?

Four Loko has been pushing a 12% seltzer for like two years. Pretty sure natural launched a 10% a ways back, not sure if they're still making it though.

The energy drink connotation is probably deliberate. In trying carve a niche in the crowded seltzer game a couple of larger companies have done well launching higher ABV, more intensely flavored seltzers.

If only the combination of Kinja and a phone didn’t make chunks of it total gibberish.

It’s down to around half of states having restrictions that prevent either wine and hard liquor, or higher ABV drinks from being sold in certain types of liquor license classes.

I wouldn’t say so really. Cause neither of those things are filled with doner, sauces, fries, and vegetables. And neither of those things are wrapped in a tortilla and grilled.

Gozleme is a stuffed flat bread. Thin dough filled with stuff, then cooked. Arayes are pitas stuffed with raw meat than toasted/fried. Both…

It looks like a kabab wrapped in a tortilla and grilled. All those guts are pretty common in kebabs that would normally be wrapped in a different/Turkish flatbread. Even the cheese sauce seems to pop up.

They just used a tortilla and grilled it.

First the “walking taco”

The potatoes are delish. In Upstate NY they actually sell bags of fingerling or new potatoes packaged with a big bag of rock salt as a “kit”. There’s a very similar Columbian dish, and you can coat baked potatoes in oil then roll in coarse salt to bake them for a similar effect. Something about all the salt seems to…

That wasn’t arguing I was elaborating. Meatballs is just a good example of this. That “your” seems to have been inserted by my phone. 

“You could visit five different grandmas in the same little town and they will give you five different ways make meatballs.”

A lot of people who cite as salty as the sea aren’t actually making things as salty as the sea. Cause this isn’t the sort of thing most people measure, and few enough people have an intimate idea of how damn salty the sea is.

It’s not neccisarily his supporters. Though the GOP certainly loves the whole “Real Americans” schtick and long helped them avoid the fact that they are the party of oligarchs and angry whites.

But what Microsoft and Sony, along with Google and Steam don’t do is require the use of their stores for in app payment processing. And then subject any and all in app purchases to the same 30% fee.

instant the sauced pasta hits the fridge it’s pretty much condemned to a microwave reheat.

Please don’t go “as salty as the sea”. It’s unpalatably salty. A lot of people have gone and actually tested that, and universally come out with “that’s gross”. About 1% by volume (using fine salt) is what most pasta manufacturers and makers recommend, and it’s usually about where people land when they break out the…

Young people in large part don’t support the GOP, and didn’t support Trump. There’s around a 60% lean towards the DNC among Millennials, and the margin is more drastic among younger groups. If memory served Trump underperform the GOP in general in all groups younger than Boomers.

What I was saying is a tweak in…

I think that’s part and parcel of the collapse in suburban support. Particularly in those purple states or districts. Religiousity tends to track pretty tightly with education level and geography, an thus loosely with income level.

You *could* argue you can get a bacon egg and cheese in most parts of the US.