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Lord Walter white wrote:

The global baby eating sport is on again,(This is rp but you can ask to join and have a shanse to win absolutely nothing!)
The one who eats the most babies and eats the babies fastets will win.

The winner will be decided very soon this day.

OOC but I remember making a thread in NS general about eating babies 🙂

Lord Walter white wrote:

The global baby eating sport is on again,(This is rp but you can ask to join and have a shanse to win absolutely nothing!)
The one who eats the most babies and eats the babies fastets will win.

The winner will be decided very soon this day.

what

Aersoldorf wrote:

Pray tell where? Obviously not on our forums since I can't find an account for you there. Assuming you mean the lesser forums and I'm not wading through that cesspool.

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Smeshivat wrote:

viewtopic.php?f=20&t=543037&hilit=eating+babies

Again, the words cesspool and trolls jump to mind. Assuming you're claiming to be Meslokia in new form? Don't really know what to say. It's a sick idea and obviously a troll thread. I'm not opposed to eating any animal but I draw the line at humans (so no, I do not consider humans to be part of the animal kingdom).

Jabberwocky wrote:

In fact, I saw an article recently about the amount of plastic in our bloodstreams.

Utterly frightening and disappointing what we've done with our planet.

Creberg wrote:

I just named a saved picture "idk gooses as the coat of arms for Creberg's Navy I guess." why idk .______________.

And people accuse me of saying weird stuff...

Mameath wrote:

That's kind of psychopathic if you ask me.

Kind of??? What in the world does it take for you to recognize something as full blown psychotic?

Smeshivat wrote:

I kinda learned my lesson; only keep my mental insanity on other sites, I should really be locked up instead but I will NOT be locked up bro

We've got several doctors and asylums on Taco Island if you ever decide to seek help :D

Aersoldorf wrote:

Fish sandwiches can be amazing. As with any other dish, a lot depends on the quality of the ingredients and the methods of preparation. I weep that you've never had bacon.

Super foods are foods that have a very high nutritional density, like quinoa or goji berries.

Ah ok, well at least I've had the chance to have lot's of nice dishes, and I assume bacon's good as well. (Dal and rice is better obviously)

Guys, so I have a little band I made a while back and I want to start making music, but i'm not ready yet, it's Monday right now in my timezone so when do you guys think we should start?
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Here's a thing I made for it: https://free-4659907.webadorsite.com/

A quick poll about NATO

region=capitalist_paradise#poll

Zebastani wrote:

I feel like curry has a bit more flavour compared to bacon but that is your opinion and a respect it, and also you put lentils in soup? Interesting... Also what is spicy, red beans? Never tries them so I can't say
To be fair I don't believe my religion has such restrictions (Especially considering half our celebrations are just eating.), I think it is more family reasons and that one time I accidently ate lamb and nearly threw up that keeps me vegetarian

Curry has flavor by the bucket full, but it's mainly from the spices used. My point was that the rice and the dan are bland foods, which can definitely be improved by the addition of spices, sauces, etc. Bacon on the other hand stands by itself and requires no improvement. As a matter of fact, bacon is the improvement used on many lesser foods to make them more palatable. Spices are also what makes red beans & rice so flavorful. Lentils are wonderful in a beef stew. My oldest daughter was vegetarian for about 4 years but ultimately came to the conclusion that she couldn't live without bacon or lobster in her life. Was it the flavor of the lamb that you found disagreeable or was it the mental thought that made you sick? There's an Indian restaurant near where I work and if I wanted to I could have lamb or goat prepared a different way each day of the week, so maybe it's just how it was prepared? Also, taste buds do change over time. The first time I had crab legs my mother says that I literally turned green and she was afraid that I was going to puke at the table in the restaurant. Now they're one of my favorite foods, so maybe at some point it wouldn't be as unpleasant for you.

Aersoldorf wrote:

Curry has flavor by the bucket full, but it's mainly from the spices used. My point was that the rice and the dan are bland foods, which can definitely be improved by the addition of spices, sauces, etc. Bacon on the other hand stands by itself and requires no improvement. As a matter of fact, bacon is the improvement used on many lesser foods to make them more palatable. Spices are also what makes red beans & rice so flavorful. Lentils are wonderful in a beef stew. My oldest daughter was vegetarian for about 4 years but ultimately came to the conclusion that she couldn't live without bacon or lobster in her life. Was it the flavor of the lamb that you found disagreeable or was it the mental thought that made you sick? There's an Indian restaurant near where I work and if I wanted to I could have lamb or goat prepared a different way each day of the week, so maybe it's just how it was prepared? Also, taste buds do change over time. The first time I had crab legs my mother says that I literally turned green and she was afraid that I was going to puke at the table in the restaurant. Now they're one of my favorite foods, so maybe at some point it wouldn't be as unpleasant for you.

I think it was just the lamb dunno what it was about it that just disagreed with me. Yes, you need no spices to make bacon better but that defeats the point of cooking. I mean my family does have an entire spice cupboard for a reason. But if you don’t properly enjoy cooking, I understand that, it isn’t for everyone and some people just like to cook simple yet good meals!

Snorlaxia wrote:

A quick poll about NATO

region=capitalist_paradise#poll

Where's the option that says it would be great if the US would pull out until everyone else in the group pays their fair share?

Creberg wrote:

I like war.

Easy to say that if you've never been in one or had your homeland affected by one. I would imagine that the people in the Ukraine and the Middle East are rather tired of all the fighting. With the exception of those who are profiting from the conflict and those who are seriously wrong in the head virtually nobody prefers war to peace. Sadly, those who profit are the ones who drive events that keep such conflicts from being resolved peacefully.

Smeshivat wrote:

That had a rude tone in it, give me your skin, I need to feast

Never!

Smeshivat wrote:

P-Pwease~~ 🥺🥺🥺

No. Meslokia.