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| Moloth wrote: | | pr126 wrote: | moloth wrote:
| Quote: | | I'm old, fat, have an IQ of 89, still a virgin, i play D&D on the weekends and videogames during the week. I've been going to college, off and on, for over 10 years and only have a 1 year Certificate to show for it and i make barely over minimum wage. |
Wow.
All this time I thought you are a homeless bum, a drifter, a crack addict, and a whorechaser. |
no, i live in my moms basement.
brb, gonna go get some more Mountain Dew and Cheetos. |
OK, it must have been someone else I was thinking of.
Mountain Dew and Cheetos? Excuse my ignorance but what are those? We don't get them in Londonistan.
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| Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 11:06 am Post subject: |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamer_culture
Mountain Dew is a sugary, fattening soft drink and Cheetos are a puffed corn snack that is covered in a distinct orange cheese powder (which stains fingers and the crumbs of which get caught in the neckbeard that covers my three chins). both are unhealthy with no nutritional value and are preferred by fat, ineffectual, virgin, loser game nerds such as myself. we all live of off those items
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And us skinny gamers prefer eating polenta.
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| SpecterOpacus wrote: | | And us skinny gamers prefer eating polenta. |
shit.. that sounds GOOD: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polenta
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pr126
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| Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 11:11 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Mountain Dew is a sugary, fattening soft drink and Cheetos are a puffed corn snack that is covered in a distinct orange cheese powder (which stains fingers and the crumbs of which get caught in the neckbeard that covers my three chins). both are unhealthy with no nutritional value and are preferred by fat, ineffectual, virgin, loser game nerds such as myself. we all live of off those items |
Sweeeet Jayzus! 
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| Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 11:11 am Post subject: |
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| SpecterOpacus wrote: | | And us skinny gamers prefer eating polenta. |
Indeedy, though I prefer kettle cooked potato chips and root beer myself.
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I make it with soy milk and veggie sausage, then I fry it in olive oil after it's simmered after boiling.
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pr126
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I stick to Guinness and roasted peanuts.
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its kinda like grits.. but for DINNER!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grits
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Nothing like grits. Different consistency and taste. Texture is different too.
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| Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 11:15 am Post subject: |
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| SpecterOpacus wrote: |
Nothing like grits. Different consistency and taste. Texture is different too. |
i must try this new food. where could i go to get some??
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| Moloth wrote: | | SpecterOpacus wrote: |
Nothing like grits. Different consistency and taste. Texture is different too. |
i must try this new food. where could i go to get some?? |
I buy mine at an organic store because Publix doesn't sell it. The box I buy says "Organic Yellow Corn Grits," but it's used to make polenta. You could make it into grits too, but ick.
It's served with tomato sauce too, traditionally.
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1. that sounds fucking awesome.
2. i feel really bad how this particular thread has meandered off its topic.
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pr126
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I used to cook polenta, and you can do similar things with semolina too.
Spread it on an oiled tray, 1.5 cm thick, cool it down and cut out triangles or round shapes, and pan fry them.
Yummy. Italian origin.
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pr126
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| Moloth wrote: | 1. that sounds fucking awesome.
2. i feel really bad how this particular thread has meandered off its topic. |
It is a cooking thread, no?
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