Official R/P Chat Thread Version 5.0 - All your jimmies are belong to us...

[Tha big kahoona]

Eating there is like some version of a pregame party where there is a giant table of heavy appetizers everybody sits around and shares from.

We do the the same thing for the most part. This is a Lebanese Mezza

[gachase21]

lold...but I was being srs...heard there is good ethiopian food in DC...

Also wondering about Laosian food.

Honestly haven’t eaten it in 20 years, and never laosian that I know of

[gachase21]

We do the the same thing for the most part. This is a Lebanese Mezza

Looks like people at that table probably smell.

[TheFornicator1]

From the_donald... absolutely pissening

[ScottTil]

We do the the same thing for the most part. This is a Lebanese Mezza

[img]https://i.ibb.co/4P7rp0G/945131fd63548791363a2069350c620c.jpg[/ig]

Would never want to be a woman in a traditional society. Can you imagine cooking all that chit and then cleaning? forget it

[wincel]

From the_donald... absolutely pissening

lmfao @ god emperor portrait

[TheFornicator1]

76ers raptors game 7, OMFG

Kawhi on that MJ time

[A-GAME]

lold...but I was being srs...heard there is good ethiopian food in DC...

Also wondering about Laosian food.

Don't think I've ever tried Ethiopian food.

Laosian food is great. Laos sausage is incredible if you find a good place that doesn't make it too dry. Sticky rice, laap (meat salad), papaya salad (if you like hot food).

[wincel]

Don't think I've ever tried Ethiopian food.

Laosian food is great. Laos sausage is incredible if you find a good place that doesn't make it too dry. Sticky rice, laap (meat salad), papaya salad (if you like hot food).

thx ill try it out...I loke hot food so will try papaya salad

[Tha big kahoona]

76ers raptors game 7, OMFG

Kawhi on that MJ time

Bucks in 5

[BearyManilowe]

Just passed my PE Exam boyos. This is the place I post the most these days so figured I'd share here. We all gonna make it boys.

[Tha big kahoona]

Looks like people at that table probably smell.

They do, they smell an American who's jelly his country doesn't have a real cuisine

[StoliFun]

They do, they smell an American who's jelly his country doesn't have a real cuisine

What do you think Tex Mex is?

[gachase21]

They do, they smell an American who's jelly his country doesn't have a real cuisine

Our obesity rate says otherwise

[Tha big kahoona]

I change my mattress every year snd a half or so, along with my pillows.

After some research and reading reviews, ended up buying a new set of pillows from these guys:

https://coophomegoods.com/

Bought the wrong sizes (the biggest are silly big)

I try not to buy American as it doesn't go well with my death to America stance, but those pillows are awesome. They're $65 a pillow, but i cant think of a better way to spend money than on something i rest my head on every night

[TheFornicator1]

They do, they smell an American who's jelly his country doesn't have a real cuisine

Texas BBQ feasts > every cuisine in the world, srs

[Tha big kahoona]

Texas BBQ feasts > every cuisine in the world, srs

Love me a good BBQ, and I'm sure the Texans are pretty good at it. One day I'm going to take Stoli up on an offer he made me years ago.

But breh, nothing US meat based can be the GOAT. The quality of meat you get in the US is substandard, and its reflected in the taste.

Everything is so much bigger in the US. Slaughterhouses, processing plants, and obviously lobbies.

There are times when US beef exports were sent back because they flat out exceeded the maximum copper levels allowed. The beef then gets sold and eaten in the US, where there's no maximum threshold for copper.

The FSIS only tests for one type pesticide as well, even though there are several harmful types. And many harmful substances have no upper tolerance thresholds. Again this is all due to the size of the different meat industries and their accompanying lobbies.

Its also legal to bathe a carcass in chlorine in the US, in order to kill the bacteria, whereas that's banned in other places. You have to raise and slaughter the animals in a way that doesn't necessitate the use of choline to kill all the bacteria.

TLDR: no

Edit: 15% of Americans suffer foodborne illnesses a year. That number in the UK is 1.8%. But, muh regulations

[ScottTil]

Just passed my PE Exam boyos. This is the place I post the most these days so figured I'd share here. We all gonna make it boys.

whats PE? other than premature ejaculation

[StoliFun]

whats PE? other than premature ejaculation

Professional Engineer. Beary is now certifiably less likely to design an orphanage that collapses on the kids or a circuit on a medical implant that fires off randomly, or whatever his field is.

[BearyManilowe]

whats PE? other than premature ejaculation

Professional Engineering. But both are fun man.

Professional Engineer. Beary is now certifiably less likely to design an orphanage that collapses on the kids or a circuit on a medical implant that fires off randomly, or whatever his field is.

Damn right man. Structural Engineering but fuk taking that SE. A PE will do just fiiinnee

[gachase21]

Love me a good BBQ, and I'm sure the Texans are pretty good at it. One day I'm going to take Stoli up on an offer he made me years ago.

But breh, nothing US meat based can be the GOAT. The quality of meat you get in the US is substandard, and its reflected in the taste.

Everything is so much bigger in the US. Slaughterhouses, processing plants, and obviously lobbies.

There are times when US beef exports were sent back because they flat out exceeded the maximum copper levels allowed. The beef then gets sold and eaten in the US, where there's no maximum threshold for copper.

The FSIS only tests for one type pesticide as well, even though there are several harmful types. And many harmful substances have no upper tolerance thresholds. Again this is all due to the size of the different meat industries and their accompanying lobbies.

Its also legal to bathe a carcass in chlorine in the US, in order to kill the bacteria, whereas that's banned in other places. You have to raise and slaughter the animals in a way that doesn't necessitate the use of choline to kill all the bacteria.

TLDR: no

Edit: 15% of Americans suffer foodborne illnesses a year. That number in the UK is 1.8%. But, muh regulations

Strong wtf ever

http://www.eatwild.com/products/georgia.html


We have plenty of local supply great meat and local small processors


And just lol at the food born illness bs stat- that has to do with the way we measure and wayyy more to do with our litigation culture

[Tha big kahoona]

Strong wtf ever

http://www.eatwild.com/products/georgia.html


We have plenty of local supply great meat and local small processors


And just lol at the food born illness bs stat- that has to do with the way we measure and wayyy more to do with our litigation culture

No. Death to America

[Stizzel]

No. Death to America

"AOC Campaign Fundraiser"

It all makes sense now

[Tha big kahoona]

"AOC Campaign Fundraiser"

It all makes sense now

Lol'd

What did a-game do this time?

[messomi]

Lol'd

What did a-game do this time?

they caught him masturbating in the ladies room.

[Tha big kahoona]

they caught him masturbating in the ladies room.

Typical aussie move

[Stizzel]

Typical aussie move

And here I thought that was a british tradition

[Tha big kahoona]

And here I thought that was a british tradition

Aussies are just brits that brits didn't want, so you're not wrong. We also sent a lot of convicts there. So now our convicts are fighting with the british convicts and nobody is paying attention to the impending giant spider takeover

[Stizzel]

Aussies are just brits that brits didn't want, so you're not wrong. We also sent a lot of convicts there. So now our convicts are fighting with the british convicts and nobody is paying attention to the impending giant spider takeover

We as in Lebanese? I didnt know that

[Tha big kahoona]

We as in Lebanese? I didnt know that

There are about 200K Lebs in Australia