teslasaur
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- Comment on science never ends 3 weeks ago:
Definitely. But the sentiment these days are that the immigrants are natives. So therefore the food that is made is native too, by extending the logic.
There comes a time where the imported variant becomes more popular than the original. Just look at the italians and pasta.
The Americans rightly claim a lot of food that was made similar elsewhere, but garnered popularity in the us. Hamburg-er is a perfect example. They also “claim” food that might not necessarily be considered American by everyone, like pizza.
- Comment on Delicious 3 weeks ago:
All i can say is that texture matters.
There is a relatively heated debate on whether Swedish chocolate balls should have coconut or pearl sugar. There is no middle ground.
- Comment on Delicious 3 weeks ago:
😱🤮
- Comment on Delicious 3 weeks ago:
They are the ones who perform hate crimes to the cinnamon bun. There is a correct way of making it, and it does not include jizz from a sugar plantation.
Have a look at how it’s suppose to be done.
- Comment on Delicious 3 weeks ago:
As a swede having seen /r/foodporn’s version of a cinnamon bun, all i can say is “we know”.
For some reason, americans want cum on their buns. When called out for it, the whole swedish meme-reddit got banned 🙃
- Comment on FFFFFUUUUUUUU 4 weeks ago:
This is proper art. Like a time capsule of shitfuckery. Thank you.
- Comment on science never ends 4 weeks ago:
Nope! Invented by Bangladeshi/brits in England. Its plenty inspired by butter chicken, but made completely differently with British ingredients.
- Comment on science never ends 4 weeks ago:
Yeah! It’s not like tikka masala exists or is the most popular British dish or anything.
- Comment on WaaaaAAALLLEEEeee 4 weeks ago:
Not just cars. The logical endpoint of capitalism is a rent-only economy. Everything will shift in ownership to the ones with the ability to purchase above the market price. Uncercut everybody for infinite gains in the future.
- Comment on What can US citizens do to fight/prevent their country enabling genocide? 5 weeks ago:
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Vote locally
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Run locally
If you can rally people behind a cause, go for it.
Other than that. Nothing really. Try to spend money with those that align with your values.
Unrelated, but likely more important. Donate to charity, or help the homeless in your own community.
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- Comment on Doom the dark ages... 5 weeks ago:
The music is the best part of both games.
That says something, since both games are the best shooters over the last 10 years.
- Comment on doctors 1 month ago:
Yeah, they tend to forget about those.
- Comment on Anon gets dommed by his barber 1 month ago:
It’s an incredibly basic bitch middle-eastern man cut. Every immigrant in Sweden has those fade sides, with a mop on top. They brought barber-culture and it has become incredibly popular.
People usually get them at a barber, not at the hairdresser, which is where OP made his mistake.
- Comment on Do it 2 months ago:
Clamour for glamour in my ass
- Comment on Pineapple was never the problem 3 months ago:
Why don’t you join the fun instead? Gimmie a pizza suggestion instead of this weak lambasting.
- Comment on Pineapple was never the problem 3 months ago:
That combo isn’t the appeal, it’s the curry that gets enhanced by the banana. Those two with tomato sauce and the salty peanuts are great.
Can’t say that i’ve ever tried it without cheese, so i wouldn’t even know if it was worse or not.
The combo of cheese-meat-curry-peanuts-tomato of course works without any fruit added.
- Comment on Pineapple was never the problem 3 months ago:
Fucking delicious.
I completely turned around on these recently. Most also mix in pineapple.
- Comment on Pineapple was never the problem 3 months ago:
If we’re talking pizzas that haven’t been made, but probably should.
Ham and apple. The apple should be added cold after the pizza is taken out from the oven. Never seen it done, but it should work.
- Comment on Entropy? Never heard of it. 4 months ago:
So power it with solar/wind?
- Comment on How did a simple phone call become so problematic? 4 months ago:
So exactly what i said?
With nuance, im talking of inflections from speech. Which you can’t get from text.
- Comment on How did a simple phone call become so problematic? 4 months ago:
Again. Insane take by someone that likely is glued to a phone 24/7.
It’s okay to not answer or answer and say, call me later.
- Comment on How did a simple phone call become so problematic? 4 months ago:
They objectively take longer. And honestly, nuance is lost in text. Especially if you rush it and dont use grammar, use abbreviations slang without context.
Text is good when you need to convey things that take a long time to find. In IT that means, ip-addresses, fqdn, configs etc. But if i need a yes or no answer, i wont be sending an email or even a dm. People have shit to do and they might be waiting for me/the response to get back to their own thing.
- Comment on How did a simple phone call become so problematic? 4 months ago:
Sounds like you need practice. How do you talk to people when you’re not on the phone?
- Comment on How did a simple phone call become so problematic? 4 months ago:
Sure, but cold calling someone is still a dick move
Thats an insane take. Especially for anyone that isn’t slave to the notification storm on a phone.
- Comment on How did a simple phone call become so problematic? 4 months ago:
Why would a call necessarily need “an answer”?. If my parents call, it’s because they want to talk like humans do.
If someone calls because they need an answer, perhaps you should answer?
Granted, i’ve noticed that people call for the most basic things nowadays, just cause they can. That’s the real issue, not calls in and of themselves. Its a skill like most other things.
- Comment on GTFO 4 months ago:
Calling it a fluke is kind of missing the point. Plants that where/are better at making use of the atmosphere as it is, will be the ones that thrive. If the atmosphere was different, different plants would exist.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
And yet they are doing so.
Not in the way the nazis did. So perhaps drop the equivalence.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
Talk about missing the point.
I’m not the one you need to convice, you fucking tool. You need “the other people” to agree with you. The fact that you live in a #problematic democracy doesn’t change that you need votes.
The parallells fall apart immediately, since that happened pre-information age. Whatever the nazis did to undermine the educated is borderline impossible to do today. Whatever is happening today is different. It’s probably worse in that no information can be trusted, in comparison to no information being available at all.
Do you keep this copy-pasta to actually try to convince people?
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
“right wingers” or “decent people”. Choose one, because they are mutually exclusive.
Your words. Literally. Stop labeling people.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
There you go again. Nazis. This isn’t the same. Find a new angle, because whatever is going on in the US isn’t working.
