No, but pointless destruction of anything ticks me off. Pointless destruction of highly coveted and unobtainable things for questionable entertainment value is very annoying.

That decision may have saved his life.

Well, that was worth it. Great job, stupid fucktard part of internet!

Except it's the complete opposite of that. Rock and roll was misunderstood and misperceived by the older generation who didn't understand its ambiguous message. The issue here is everyone understands the explicit and well defined message of National Socialism and are opposing it.

It's noteworthy if your first language is English or any other language with many loanwords. There are many languages with modular words out there.

Dunno. Always felt there was a genuinely insidious undertone to 4chan. Admittedly I didn't visit it in the earlier years.

Most of the things on the list seem born out of the need for preservation of nutrients during times of plenty than starvation food. Adding vinegar and lye must seem like a logical way to preserve food.

If you ever get the chance check out Burmese durians. They are smaller and are in season for a shorter time but are sweeter than the big Thai durians.

Heh. Nice precognition of Trump and his ketchup steaks.

It is an essential part of Myanmar culture. Pretty sure it's been here longer. Even longer in India.

Except it's actually from India.

My gf ordered escargots in Paris and though I felt a bit disgusted at eating what is generally garden pests, I loved the butter and garlic. Being that they were served in tiny cupcake pans of melted garlic butter, I asked the waiter for a round of bread just to eat the butter with. It was worth all the snooty looks of…

Yeah, I'm an adventurous eater and born SEAsian too but balut is just a conceptual step too far.

So it's OK to have legitimate mainstream cultural avenues to vent actual, full blown National Socialist ideology now?

It got a bit touch and go in the mid to late teens but The Simpsons has remained a good show through all these years.

It's amazing that the criticism of how The Simpsons isn't as good as it used to be has become as tired and overused as it claims the show to be. That's how much longevity the show has had.

But would a flat earth fit into a timecube?

Try calling King of Prussia.

Ach. Criminally overlooked comment.

I think I would recognise Matt Damon's older brother on the street. Jeez.