Moments like that I'd say to i hey there friend. It would look at me staring dead ass at it then run out of my room somewhere and die ether by shoe or spray
You did. It was only like 8-10 pics, but "pictures go down da hole".
I only just started posting and then "AI-mageddon" happened, so I didn't lose anything compared to other people... Still sucked.
Ugh. Cucumbers are just nasty. I tried a Greek Gyro from Arby's ONCE- they should, by law, tell you what's in Tzatziki sauce...nastiest fuckin' thing ever!
Is a $40 per item/drink you order? If not I would make a list of drinks you want but can't find in your area and them order. OR same deal but with your buddies, do one massive order and then split the special fee
Yes, $40 per item. Minimum case of said item per order. 6-packs are 6 each per case.
I asked if they could just me a flat, and they said no. (A flat is the little cardboard plate that holds 12 or 24 cans)
I think it's because the supplier would also have to order it special.
You're absolutely correct. The chicken loaf (she called it that because it was made in a bread loaf pan) she would eat in a sandwich with mayo and mustard.
Even typing that out gave me a little indigestion.
as in I don't believe you, cause if i came across some corn ice cream in the wild you beat your ass I'd buy that nasty sounding thing in a second to try it out
as in I don't believe you, cause if i came across some corn ice cream in the wild you beat your ass I'd buy that nasty sounding thing in a second to try it out
Mod's if people keep posting foods where, which I would love for them to do, can we get a drool emojo? Fuck you guys make me so hungry when I read through this thread
I don't know myself. I just asked ChatGPT what USA cheese was the most similar and he said it. And apparently it is indeed a thing. I searched on Google and there's a product with that name. Hahaha
Here we consider gelato and ice cream obviously similar, but not exactly the same. Gelato I like Nutella and pistacchio (which is kinda salty compared to regular pistacchio ice cream) and I think cheesecake, too.
Yup. Same to me. I even learned most my English talk and writing from when I was stay in other country that talk English but it is very hard. Plus, here is one of the problem. You have USA English talk and writing, then Australia, UK and so on, so.. the two largest writing is USA and UK, so, I learned UK English and this is problem for grammar because USA spell many things very different. I can understand some things, even after about 10 year to learn what i can, but my talk is meh??/ ok.. so so but I still cant write and for me, on forum of English it is just very hard. I understand only few things so, i just mostly cant always join in because I don't understand, but actually, it is still ok. if people visit my country and are from USA or English country then we talk slow. Yes, to pronounce is too hard sometime. To be honest, even my translate program don't understand so much lol, so, just take some time to learn. Learn foreign language is a very long process. Most/all people who try learn Japan4ese get very confuse, especially to our writing style. 3 different styles and it is hard for them to even begin. always use spell check because I can't spell much at all but I like to chat in west place so its fine. Just will learn.
I think most languages that is spoken in more than one region have differences based on where it is. Here in Brazil we speak portuguese, and frankly, I think I understand spanish better than portuguese from Portugal. Hahaha
I know mostly USA english, but for some reason some words I remember are in UK english. Usually because I played some european game or something like that.
Oh, you're japanese? That's cool. I'm actually half japanese. I know how to read hiragana and katakana (and some 10 or so kanji, which is nothing. Hahaha) albeit very, very slow, but it already helps a lot. Nowadays lot's of japanese games, sites and such actually uses english for menus and so, just written in the japanese alphabet.
And for us that speak portuguse, the pronunciation of japanese is really easy, becausa japanese romaji is actually based on portuguese, so we just read them in our natural accent and is mostly right. I always wanted to truly study japanese, but I'm a very lazy person, so never got to it...
You're lucky. Some days ago I discovered that on the markets here is sold and already cooked corn that is ready to eat, and its of an species that is naturally really sweet and plump and soft. Liked it a whole lot! But it's kinda expensive.
Fair enough, sometimes I miss stuff when I'm checking on mobile at work.
There's also my super-secret backup account incase I get suspended like I did for a couple weeks.