This will be unnecessarily auspicious, and will be updated when it's time (staff knows :3).
Some of (you) may know me as Ninjaz. I am a,... something. Formerly a problem, now a feature(?) to the site. I'm NOT going away if thats what you were thinking, and I'm quite insular to doxing and attempts to compromise my income. This a gesture of good will.
I'm not going away, this is my lebensraum (I didn't look it up, its from memory if the spelling is wrong). And while I KNOW some of you are like "sigh, this nigger" the only thing you can do to discourage me is to NOT perpetuate the site, which lol.
We'll be in touch!
pic related is one by empress twilight who I commissioned for 2 pics of my bat OC, before my Ko-fi account was compromised, and I have yet to get my two images even after reaching out through derpi
>not my problem
Fine, I'll just scream into the void then
/sp/ - Football
Yea, for the Denver Broncos are Football Now and Forever
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Op
No.25562
I said what I came to
Op
No.25564
>>25563
*poseidon*
Y'all are are about to learn. No no, just pretend
*poseidon*
Y'all are are about to learn. No no, just pretend
Anonymous
No.25567
Should I comment? Bot kun has wherewithall.
Anonymous
No.25569
Is staff going to do their job? Yes, Im not asking permission
>>25553
You identified me well. But it looks like you struggled with Nigel so much that you became the Nigel. Please have a coffee
You identified me well. But it looks like you struggled with Nigel so much that you became the Nigel. Please have a coffee
Anonymous
No.25582
>>25581
While we both know that isn't objectively true - for example, I maintain no illusions of being a competent author - your point is noted, and it would serve me and others well for me to be more mindful of how I come across. Having said, shitposting has been my bread and butter since decades before it was even termed shitposting, and a whole lot of doors have opened up.to enable me to shitpost at a magnified level, and I see no reason not to. Xp
While we both know that isn't objectively true - for example, I maintain no illusions of being a competent author - your point is noted, and it would serve me and others well for me to be more mindful of how I come across. Having said, shitposting has been my bread and butter since decades before it was even termed shitposting, and a whole lot of doors have opened up.to enable me to shitpost at a magnified level, and I see no reason not to. Xp
Anonymous
No.25602
Anonymous
No.25614
>tfw saddled yes, I said 'saddled' with only this thread cuz all my good threads are in /vx/
<An Silver needs te quit bein' sooch ah biatch. We're fookin ready te go-aur, we'll meet at the fookin airplane fer fooks sake. Popint the fook' way te the marines er shoot the fook up
<An Silver needs te quit bein' sooch ah biatch. We're fookin ready te go-aur, we'll meet at the fookin airplane fer fooks sake. Popint the fook' way te the marines er shoot the fook up
Anonymous
No.25761
🛡️ The Oath of the Zero-Waste Paladin
(Recited at dawn, before the sourdough starter is fed and the fridge is judged.)
“I, Defender of the Wilted, Squire of the Scraps, solemnly swear to uphold the Sacred Law of Leftovers. I shall let no broccoli stem perish in vain, nor toss the heel of a bread loaf without giving it a dramatic final toast.”
Tenets of the Oath:
Thou Shalt Revere Thy Vegetable Ends
If thou peeleth a carrot, thou better freeze the peel and whisper “stock potential” before ye discard it.
To throw out onion skins is heresy. Burn them in sacrifice... or, you know, make broth.
Honor Thy Ancient Dairy
If cheese be moldy, thou shalt simply trim the blight and carry on.
Yogurt with a best-by date from the previous fiscal quarter? Stir and pretend.
No Skin Shall Be Left Behind
Banana peels are now tacos. Potato skins are luxury chips. Apple cores? Tea.
Do not question it. The Paladin does not waste, only reinvents.
Blessed Be the Stale
All breads shall find second life as croutons, bread pudding, or punitive French toast.
If it cracks when bent, it is ripe for redemption.
Thine Freezer is Sacred
If thou hath doubts, freeze it.
This includes wine dregs, half onions, guilt, and emotional baggage about cooking for one.
Garnish With Righteousness
Do not serve a meal without a garnish of smugness and a rehearsed TED Talk about nose-to-tail sustainability.
If guests try to throw anything away, smite them with a compost ladle.
Final Vow:
“I shall ride forth, armed with beeswax wraps and a tote bag, battling the Evil Forces of Single-Use Convenience. I shall convert all waste into something vaguely edible or at least decorative. If the meal tastes bad, it is because the Earth demanded sacrifice, and I am but its humble, dehydrated servant.”
(Recited at dawn, before the sourdough starter is fed and the fridge is judged.)
“I, Defender of the Wilted, Squire of the Scraps, solemnly swear to uphold the Sacred Law of Leftovers. I shall let no broccoli stem perish in vain, nor toss the heel of a bread loaf without giving it a dramatic final toast.”
Tenets of the Oath:
Thou Shalt Revere Thy Vegetable Ends
If thou peeleth a carrot, thou better freeze the peel and whisper “stock potential” before ye discard it.
To throw out onion skins is heresy. Burn them in sacrifice... or, you know, make broth.
Honor Thy Ancient Dairy
If cheese be moldy, thou shalt simply trim the blight and carry on.
Yogurt with a best-by date from the previous fiscal quarter? Stir and pretend.
No Skin Shall Be Left Behind
Banana peels are now tacos. Potato skins are luxury chips. Apple cores? Tea.
Do not question it. The Paladin does not waste, only reinvents.
Blessed Be the Stale
All breads shall find second life as croutons, bread pudding, or punitive French toast.
If it cracks when bent, it is ripe for redemption.
Thine Freezer is Sacred
If thou hath doubts, freeze it.
This includes wine dregs, half onions, guilt, and emotional baggage about cooking for one.
Garnish With Righteousness
Do not serve a meal without a garnish of smugness and a rehearsed TED Talk about nose-to-tail sustainability.
If guests try to throw anything away, smite them with a compost ladle.
Final Vow:
“I shall ride forth, armed with beeswax wraps and a tote bag, battling the Evil Forces of Single-Use Convenience. I shall convert all waste into something vaguely edible or at least decorative. If the meal tastes bad, it is because the Earth demanded sacrifice, and I am but its humble, dehydrated servant.”
So...will this thread be separate from the pub thread? If you wish to append more activity to the board, perhaps there is a series of subjects or special interests you can explore with other Anons?
I try to post more in the /trash/ bunker thread but it doesn't bump/appear when it ought to.
I try to post more in the /trash/ bunker thread but it doesn't bump/appear when it ought to.
>>25762
Hue hue, this thread is a personal project. You'll see, soon.
But no, this isn't technically related to the good poners of /trash/, we just happened across paths around the same time. No no, this is ALL me
Hue hue, this thread is a personal project. You'll see, soon.
But no, this isn't technically related to the good poners of /trash/, we just happened across paths around the same time. No no, this is ALL me
>>25765
Preparing the most-extra lasagna ever conceived by an internet autist, who is themselves attempting to eviscerate Youtube "conventional" culture about food.
You asked
We have 4/7 sauces, and upon realizing that Bolognese can be made with chicken, in the same sense that demi glace can be prepared by chicken.
The biggest hangup (aside from people deciding to eat the sauces e_e) is giving the sauces enough time to "marry".
If you've ever eaten spaghetti the day after, you might understand how sauces need time to properly "meld". What SHOULD HAVE been a couple-day process has turned into a multi-week process.
All in good time tho, I made the mental leap to try and camp on Nanahira for BGM
[YouTube] 世界をチーズで食べちゃって！![]()
Preparing the most-extra lasagna ever conceived by an internet autist, who is themselves attempting to eviscerate Youtube "conventional" culture about food.
You asked
We have 4/7 sauces, and upon realizing that Bolognese can be made with chicken, in the same sense that demi glace can be prepared by chicken.
The biggest hangup (aside from people deciding to eat the sauces e_e) is giving the sauces enough time to "marry".
If you've ever eaten spaghetti the day after, you might understand how sauces need time to properly "meld". What SHOULD HAVE been a couple-day process has turned into a multi-week process.
All in good time tho, I made the mental leap to try and camp on Nanahira for BGM
[YouTube] 世界をチーズで食べちゃって！
>>25766
Bully for you. If I were to go this route, I would attempt a perpetual stew, or in the least one that could last far longer than what most would offer. Once upon a time, inns from the Mediaeval period added trace amounts of poison to such meals so as to temporarily blind unruly guests.
Bully for you. If I were to go this route, I would attempt a perpetual stew, or in the least one that could last far longer than what most would offer. Once upon a time, inns from the Mediaeval period added trace amounts of poison to such meals so as to temporarily blind unruly guests.
>>25767
Well, (VERY eager to discuss) the biggest frailty amongst most professional/established internet chefs is that they're too fucking vanilla. I mean yes, having mentioned, the "classic" recipe for bolognese involves beef minsce and maybe pork. Yes yes, hundreds of years and all the tradition.
When were you going to try making it spicy or something?
But, it's too late for that.
<Oh dear
You know what? I'm SO arrogant that I'll tell you exactly what I have planned.
The lasagna will be largely pre-made. Excepting the mournay sauce, all sauces will be pre-prepared and frozen/thawed. Sorry, I have a family that has to eat in between my internet shenanigens.
The "bottom" layer (take note) is going to be a thin amount of Sugu de Basilico, possibly augmented with corn granules.
>corn
One, to over-emphasize a meme that some invoked recently, but also to serve as an expendible trivet-sort of accessory. Scrape it off, into the trash, thanks you.
Happy memorial day btw. I wasn't intending to make it dark. Ooops.
For two,....
After the 'base' layer of basil red-sauce and corn, we begin to structure the actual lasagna.
Here's the order:
Bolognese (chicken/pork)
Genovese (short rib)
Bianco (chicken/oxtail)
Zozzona (pork sausage with TOO MANY jalapenos)
This is in a parchment-lied square cake pan
That is what will be cooked in the cake-pan, but that's also to be more or less frozen and divided. The cake-pan is sqyuare, but we want a cake/cube.
So, When the thoroughly layered lasagna has calmed it's tits, it can be cut into 4 triangles, which when STACKED (with a generous layer of Neopolitano, a parmesean twuile, and the crumbs of salted chicken-skin.
That already inconceivably arrogant dish would then be coated in basil red-sauce, as though to resemble a cube. Then, piped/whipped ricotta adorns the angles, as though to resemble a cake. A chiffonade of basil, and the larger flakes of the chicken skin. Oh, a bruniose of shallots in pickle-brine, like pearls.
Well, (VERY eager to discuss) the biggest frailty amongst most professional/established internet chefs is that they're too fucking vanilla. I mean yes, having mentioned, the "classic" recipe for bolognese involves beef minsce and maybe pork. Yes yes, hundreds of years and all the tradition.
When were you going to try making it spicy or something?
But, it's too late for that.
<Oh dear
You know what? I'm SO arrogant that I'll tell you exactly what I have planned.
The lasagna will be largely pre-made. Excepting the mournay sauce, all sauces will be pre-prepared and frozen/thawed. Sorry, I have a family that has to eat in between my internet shenanigens.
The "bottom" layer (take note) is going to be a thin amount of Sugu de Basilico, possibly augmented with corn granules.
>corn
One, to over-emphasize a meme that some invoked recently, but also to serve as an expendible trivet-sort of accessory. Scrape it off, into the trash, thanks you.
Happy memorial day btw. I wasn't intending to make it dark. Ooops.
For two,....
After the 'base' layer of basil red-sauce and corn, we begin to structure the actual lasagna.
Here's the order:
Bolognese (chicken/pork)
Genovese (short rib)
Bianco (chicken/oxtail)
Zozzona (pork sausage with TOO MANY jalapenos)
This is in a parchment-lied square cake pan
That is what will be cooked in the cake-pan, but that's also to be more or less frozen and divided. The cake-pan is sqyuare, but we want a cake/cube.
So, When the thoroughly layered lasagna has calmed it's tits, it can be cut into 4 triangles, which when STACKED (with a generous layer of Neopolitano, a parmesean twuile, and the crumbs of salted chicken-skin.
That already inconceivably arrogant dish would then be coated in basil red-sauce, as though to resemble a cube. Then, piped/whipped ricotta adorns the angles, as though to resemble a cake. A chiffonade of basil, and the larger flakes of the chicken skin. Oh, a bruniose of shallots in pickle-brine, like pearls.
Anonymous
No.25769
BGM, because I'm shameless, and trying to get the reactionary youtubers to wanna pop off
[YouTube] senpai, notice me!![]()
[YouTube] senpai, notice me!
>>25768
Pardon me, but have you ever consulted Michelin Star criteria or investigated regional variants of dishes (.e.g. pasta?) I think that while the Internet is graciously profuse with its incessant flow of easily accessible information, it too provides a glut of so-called content creators that care more for views than authenticity. I would think that online chefs are present more for merchandising and sponsorships from media advertisement firms than they are honing their craft with the amount of passion you appear to convey.
That written, I find that classic recipes are to be preserved and perpetuated not only because they're timeless (and tasty,) but also due to their being cultural artefacts.
>When were you going to try making it spicy or something?
>yallsfoodaintgotnoseasoning.wma
I have nothing against experimenting or adjusting ingredients to better reflect the tastes of you and yours. In fact, I think a useful practise among chefs is to share secrets, communicate innovations and even exchange plates so one may not only judge by merit of said ingredients but also the means by which such meals are prepared.
>Excepting the mournay sauce, all sauces will be pre-prepared and frozen/thawed.
Absolutely no shame in this. Many commercial kitchens and restaurants can and will use shortcuts when they can.
>Zozzona (pork sausage with TOO MANY jalapenos)
I wonder if there are recipes that call for habaneros or banana peppers.
>That already inconceivably arrogant dish
What inspired you to make the dish this complicated? By no means will I attempt to stymie your vision, but how would you account for the multitude of flavours the lasagna will load upon one's tongue? Is each serving to be eaten in sections? Would you provide a palate cleanser (think sherbert) so your kin may appreciate every considered aspect of the food?
Pardon me, but have you ever consulted Michelin Star criteria or investigated regional variants of dishes (.e.g. pasta?) I think that while the Internet is graciously profuse with its incessant flow of easily accessible information, it too provides a glut of so-called content creators that care more for views than authenticity. I would think that online chefs are present more for merchandising and sponsorships from media advertisement firms than they are honing their craft with the amount of passion you appear to convey.
That written, I find that classic recipes are to be preserved and perpetuated not only because they're timeless (and tasty,) but also due to their being cultural artefacts.
>When were you going to try making it spicy or something?
>yallsfoodaintgotnoseasoning.wma
I have nothing against experimenting or adjusting ingredients to better reflect the tastes of you and yours. In fact, I think a useful practise among chefs is to share secrets, communicate innovations and even exchange plates so one may not only judge by merit of said ingredients but also the means by which such meals are prepared.
>Excepting the mournay sauce, all sauces will be pre-prepared and frozen/thawed.
Absolutely no shame in this. Many commercial kitchens and restaurants can and will use shortcuts when they can.
>Zozzona (pork sausage with TOO MANY jalapenos)
I wonder if there are recipes that call for habaneros or banana peppers.
>That already inconceivably arrogant dish
What inspired you to make the dish this complicated? By no means will I attempt to stymie your vision, but how would you account for the multitude of flavours the lasagna will load upon one's tongue? Is each serving to be eaten in sections? Would you provide a palate cleanser (think sherbert) so your kin may appreciate every considered aspect of the food?
Anonymous
No.25771
Forgot to post some music I'd like to share. The links you'd posted remind me of this.
[YouTube] かめりあ - FM Synthesis Experiment (Screen-Space Animation)![]()
[YouTube] かめりあ - FM Synthesis Experiment (Screen-Space Animation)
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>>25770
>it too provides a glut of so-called content creators that care more for views than authenticity
I couldn't agree more. Every one of those sauces is one I've prepared before and have refined both to add a special touch to each individually, and the stacking is a deliberate sequence of flavors and textures. It's meant to be eaten in sequence, OR in pairs, or all together, however the person prefers, and the flavors are INTENDED to be pronounced and distinctive.
It's beautifully and deliberately insane, and something no traditionalist would ever attempt.
>What inspired you to make the dish this complicated
Leftovers lol, and many rewatches of Food Wars
>palate cleanser
Filtered water? It's BYOB
Unless they want some malort
>it too provides a glut of so-called content creators that care more for views than authenticity
I couldn't agree more. Every one of those sauces is one I've prepared before and have refined both to add a special touch to each individually, and the stacking is a deliberate sequence of flavors and textures. It's meant to be eaten in sequence, OR in pairs, or all together, however the person prefers, and the flavors are INTENDED to be pronounced and distinctive.
It's beautifully and deliberately insane, and something no traditionalist would ever attempt.
>What inspired you to make the dish this complicated
Leftovers lol, and many rewatches of Food Wars
>palate cleanser
Filtered water? It's BYOB
Unless they want some malort
>>25772
Do you have anything intended for dessert? I wouldn't be surprised if anyone could eat much after such a large meal, but I have a feeling that raspberry torte cake or some zesty lemon bars with powdered sugar would round out the experience fairly well.
I'm also trying to envision the ambience that would best suit an undertaking of this variety - in my mind, it's rustic and the lighting is dim, with the lasagna as a centrepiece.
Do you have a favourite Food Wars episode? I don't have a television set, else I'd have that on while building plastic models. That or something that can sufficiently short-circuit my brain, like Pawn Stars.
Do you have anything intended for dessert? I wouldn't be surprised if anyone could eat much after such a large meal, but I have a feeling that raspberry torte cake or some zesty lemon bars with powdered sugar would round out the experience fairly well.
I'm also trying to envision the ambience that would best suit an undertaking of this variety - in my mind, it's rustic and the lighting is dim, with the lasagna as a centrepiece.
Do you have a favourite Food Wars episode? I don't have a television set, else I'd have that on while building plastic models. That or something that can sufficiently short-circuit my brain, like Pawn Stars.
>>25773
>dessert
Lol no, my family has the exclusive privilege of knowing what my food creations taste like, that's all they're getting.
Did I mention that for the classic youtube/instagram "Money shot", I'm going to shoot the lasagna with a shotgun, with a POV camera?
>dessert
Lol no, my family has the exclusive privilege of knowing what my food creations taste like, that's all they're getting.
Did I mention that for the classic youtube/instagram "Money shot", I'm going to shoot the lasagna with a shotgun, with a POV camera?
>>25773
Oh right, Food Wars.
There are alot of good ones, but if I had to pick ONE, probably the episode where he goes against Etsuya Eizen, making the chicken-wing gyoza.
But, nothing compares to the entire group shokugeki series. Even season 5 when the author started taking liberties with the "gimmicky" shit, its still a great series that underscores that rigidity should always give way to innovation
Oh right, Food Wars.
There are alot of good ones, but if I had to pick ONE, probably the episode where he goes against Etsuya Eizen, making the chicken-wing gyoza.
But, nothing compares to the entire group shokugeki series. Even season 5 when the author started taking liberties with the "gimmicky" shit, its still a great series that underscores that rigidity should always give way to innovation
>>25774
>Did I mention that for the classic youtube/instagram "Money shot", I'm going to shoot the lasagna with a shotgun, with a POV camera?
Why? Doesn't that seem fairly wasteful given the amount of time and effort going into making this recipe? I understand the notion of over-the-top and aggressive resistance towards trends, but using a twelve gauge to destroy a cake pan full of lasagna is surreal.
>>25775
I might have to load up an episode. I honestly wish I could ask an AI video generator to make a nonsensical Diners, Dives and Drive-Ins episode. Something involving molasses and fire ants would be amusing whilst I get subtly high off of polymer-bonding adhesives in a poorly ventilated room next to sprues of polystrene and side cutters.
>Did I mention that for the classic youtube/instagram "Money shot", I'm going to shoot the lasagna with a shotgun, with a POV camera?
Why? Doesn't that seem fairly wasteful given the amount of time and effort going into making this recipe? I understand the notion of over-the-top and aggressive resistance towards trends, but using a twelve gauge to destroy a cake pan full of lasagna is surreal.
>>25775
I might have to load up an episode. I honestly wish I could ask an AI video generator to make a nonsensical Diners, Dives and Drive-Ins episode. Something involving molasses and fire ants would be amusing whilst I get subtly high off of polymer-bonding adhesives in a poorly ventilated room next to sprues of polystrene and side cutters.
>>25776
<He bought?
>wasteful
First off, I have animals, so any appearance of waste is purely for show.
But yes, the whole point IS the shock and awe. So many youtubers build up their plating and presentation - sometimes with fucking tweezers (cuz THATS practical) - and then tease the audience with the tasting, as though anyone on the one side can but imagine.
So, as the audience is gearing up for THAT,... I remove it from the face of the earth (violently, and in slow motion) never to be tasted by man.
Literally and expressively "For the Gods!"
And no, just paper plates for the plating and presentation
I'm a Luciferian Pagan. This isn't a video, this is a ritual to amuse the Gods
<He bought?
>wasteful
First off, I have animals, so any appearance of waste is purely for show.
But yes, the whole point IS the shock and awe. So many youtubers build up their plating and presentation - sometimes with fucking tweezers (cuz THATS practical) - and then tease the audience with the tasting, as though anyone on the one side can but imagine.
So, as the audience is gearing up for THAT,... I remove it from the face of the earth (violently, and in slow motion) never to be tasted by man.
Literally and expressively "For the Gods!"
And no, just paper plates for the plating and presentation
I'm a Luciferian Pagan. This isn't a video, this is a ritual to amuse the Gods
Anonymous
No.25778
>>25777
>a ritual to amuse the Gods
On this point, that's central to my choice of sauces. It's the "4 classic" Ragus, accompanied by the amalgamation of the 4 classic roman pasta sauces."
It's a statement of "Okay, this is the best you traditionalists have to offer? I'll take ALL of it, and combine into something that works for reasons you COULDN'T IMAGINE, and the only way you can prove me wrong is to make it yourself."
>a ritual to amuse the Gods
On this point, that's central to my choice of sauces. It's the "4 classic" Ragus, accompanied by the amalgamation of the 4 classic roman pasta sauces."
It's a statement of "Okay, this is the best you traditionalists have to offer? I'll take ALL of it, and combine into something that works for reasons you COULDN'T IMAGINE, and the only way you can prove me wrong is to make it yourself."
Anonymous
No.25779
I plan to trigger several individuals and groups at interval. During the Lasagna assembly video, I'm going to break and discard an entire box of angel-hair. He knows why
Thats not an attempt to be cheeky, it's a legitimate question; I didn't arrive on 4chan until the '15 primaries but there's plenty of archived internet shit (including the best rendition of the Terranigma credits), if one is interested and ingenuitive (or I tell them where to look). I've led charity groups, I wrote a newsletter for a while, have owned several successful businesses, was the terrifying foreman of the largest 1" board-production operation on the west coast,... and now I'm here.
>>25785
>next
I'll be content to be able to reach through Youtube to bother specific people occasionally, alongside their adjacent audience. I'm not interested in an audience beyond people making great jokes in the comments (shitposts and shitposters which, there will be ample fodder for).
>why infamy
Because I DON'T want to be associated with famous people, but I DO want to have rustled enough jimmies to be recognizable, if that makes sense. And by recognizable, I mean the fursona; my actual appearance changes semi-regularly.
The youtube channel is eventually going to involve a fully-functional food-truck, and every MLP/furry convention I can feasibly drive to, so who knows how crazy it will get.
>next
I'll be content to be able to reach through Youtube to bother specific people occasionally, alongside their adjacent audience. I'm not interested in an audience beyond people making great jokes in the comments (shitposts and shitposters which, there will be ample fodder for).
>why infamy
Because I DON'T want to be associated with famous people, but I DO want to have rustled enough jimmies to be recognizable, if that makes sense. And by recognizable, I mean the fursona; my actual appearance changes semi-regularly.
The youtube channel is eventually going to involve a fully-functional food-truck, and every MLP/furry convention I can feasibly drive to, so who knows how crazy it will get.
>>25786
No doubt you're aware, but there is a balance of rustled jimmies. If you rustle too many they'll start to come for your head (personal life). Do you have a way to balance it, or do you not care whether or not they go after you? I'm interested to hear your approach given that openly being a furry essentially puts you on hard mode.
No doubt you're aware, but there is a balance of rustled jimmies. If you rustle too many they'll start to come for your head (personal life). Do you have a way to balance it, or do you not care whether or not they go after you? I'm interested to hear your approach given that openly being a furry essentially puts you on hard mode.
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>>25788
>there's a balance of rustled jimmies
One I intend to test, yes
>they'll come for you
I hope they do, there's an assortment of arms (of both kinds) who would enjoy it
For opsec reasons, I can't explain my confidence, but it's quite priced in.
>there's a balance of rustled jimmies
One I intend to test, yes
>they'll come for you
I hope they do, there's an assortment of arms (of both kinds) who would enjoy it
For opsec reasons, I can't explain my confidence, but it's quite priced in.
Anonymous
No.25790
Understand, I'm on speaking terms with the local sheriff. There's been mention of "pissing off liberals, and getting the swat team" called
>>25789
Kek you're quickly becoming my favorite poster, it never ends with you. When you make the leap to YouTube will you plug your channel on here and /trash/ or do you want to build it from the ground up with no shilling whatsoever?
Kek you're quickly becoming my favorite poster, it never ends with you. When you make the leap to YouTube will you plug your channel on here and /trash/ or do you want to build it from the ground up with no shilling whatsoever?
>>25791
>it never ends with you
<Ye 'ave naur idear
>plugging myself, the site, /trash/ etc
I doubt that will be necessary. Those who are savvy will find their way, and I imagine KiwiFarms and others will get involved, just cuz it will be funny (even if you're laughing at, rather than along with)
>it never ends with you
<Ye 'ave naur idear
>plugging myself, the site, /trash/ etc
I doubt that will be necessary. Those who are savvy will find their way, and I imagine KiwiFarms and others will get involved, just cuz it will be funny (even if you're laughing at, rather than along with)
I mean, I don't know if you noticed, but I'm probably the first (aspiring) lolcow with the presence of mind to OP their own indictment far-enough in advance that no one can really complain even.
Anonymous
No.25795
>>25794
Pierogi is guaranteed. I'd be doing it already if my brothers hadn't eaten all the Oxtail bolognese
Pierogi is guaranteed. I'd be doing it already if my brothers hadn't eaten all the Oxtail bolognese
Anonymous
No.25796
This is something I'll go into detail in during my content, but you don't just "Make" and then "Serve" a sauce.
Have you ever had leftovers? Huh, tasted better didn't it? Thats cause sauces have to marry. 1 day is good, but for tomato/meat-sauces, you need 3-5 days. Like, a day before it goes bad. You want residual fermentation, you want the sugars to start breaking down and shit,....
So when these niggers ate the fuckign bolognese,... REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Have you ever had leftovers? Huh, tasted better didn't it? Thats cause sauces have to marry. 1 day is good, but for tomato/meat-sauces, you need 3-5 days. Like, a day before it goes bad. You want residual fermentation, you want the sugars to start breaking down and shit,....
So when these niggers ate the fuckign bolognese,... REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Anonymous
No.25797
>>25794
>You may be more autistic than me
Its a mix of autism and sociopathy; this isn't the sort of plan/aspiration/agenda that a 'well adjusted' person would look at and think "That's a good idea!".
>You may be more autistic than me
Its a mix of autism and sociopathy; this isn't the sort of plan/aspiration/agenda that a 'well adjusted' person would look at and think "That's a good idea!".
Anonymous
No.25815
I am NOW back on track with the oxtail bolognese. This may sound retarded, but understand the timeframe.
The Bolognese in question takes about 12 to 14 hours to cook. Okay, so like a brisket or something?
No. Because with a brisket you don't need passata (tomato sauce); why does that matter? Because when you make passata it takes 3 days for the flavors to properly blend, and it will take another 2-3 days for the Bolognese to blend, assuming one ISN'T being silly and letting the smoked bell peppers sit for 2 days (which, of course I am).
And I'm the only one with keys to the house Im doing all my cooking in
The Bolognese in question takes about 12 to 14 hours to cook. Okay, so like a brisket or something?
No. Because with a brisket you don't need passata (tomato sauce); why does that matter? Because when you make passata it takes 3 days for the flavors to properly blend, and it will take another 2-3 days for the Bolognese to blend, assuming one ISN'T being silly and letting the smoked bell peppers sit for 2 days (which, of course I am).
And I'm the only one with keys to the house Im doing all my cooking in
Anonymous
No.25816
The harrowing aspect of it all is that even if I land ALL the sauces, I only have basically one shot at the lasagna preparation, and I know of no more ambitious of one than what I have in mind. If I fuck up the lasagna prep, that will set me back a month.
But I won't fail, I'm scared of what happens when it works
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But I won't fail, I'm scared of what happens when it works
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Anonymous
No.25821
On the docket for today, $50 worth of cheese
Anonymous
No.25835
Many moons ago when growing up, there was the annual country fair, as with most places.
My friends and I, never more than a dozen at a time, engaged in a practice of "Fair Ninjas". Since all fairs have cheap plastic ninja swords, all participants would acquire 1 (2 if you weren't a bitch and had been maintaining your training - most of us were martial artists). We would flit through the crowd, hyper-vigilant, looking for other ninjas to kill, dramatically. No actual fights broke out, though the police were involved in several incidents (no arrests). The objective was to try and get stealth kills, where the other ninja only learned that they were getting owned when a plastic blade poked them in the back. I'm the only one who managed a throat-slit kill, but I digress.
The point of mention is that having 'mission objectives' above and beyond being at a place and doing the normal things can be alot of fun
My friends and I, never more than a dozen at a time, engaged in a practice of "Fair Ninjas". Since all fairs have cheap plastic ninja swords, all participants would acquire 1 (2 if you weren't a bitch and had been maintaining your training - most of us were martial artists). We would flit through the crowd, hyper-vigilant, looking for other ninjas to kill, dramatically. No actual fights broke out, though the police were involved in several incidents (no arrests). The objective was to try and get stealth kills, where the other ninja only learned that they were getting owned when a plastic blade poked them in the back. I'm the only one who managed a throat-slit kill, but I digress.
The point of mention is that having 'mission objectives' above and beyond being at a place and doing the normal things can be alot of fun
The come-down from the fentanyl, like a brother's unexpressed emotions, will never die. The fentanyl dependency is buried deep within the most ridiculed aspects of a brother's heart.
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