Jun 17, 2020, 2:52 AM
Vhat are you talking about? Bluh, bluh, bluh.
Diversity Representation in MU*ing
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Vhat are you talking about? Bluh, bluh, bluh.
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we have things over than vampires ok
like
paprika
and
hordes
and genocide
maybe the vampires aren’t so bad
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@Prototart And Gulyás!
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@Tinuviel said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Prototart And Gulyás!
when i was in, idk, 6th grade I think I got into this gigantic fight with a boy because he brought “Hungarian goulash” to lunch and it was some weird casserole thing with noodles and that was the first time I’d ever seen what a horrible thing protestants had done to gulyás and i honestly still just deeply resent it
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@Prototart said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
when i was in, idk, 6th grade I think I got into this gigantic fight with a boy because he brought “Hungarian goulash” to lunch and it was some weird casserole thing with noodles and that was the first time I’d ever seen what a horrible thing protestants had done to gulyás and i honestly still just deeply resent it
Have you seen what they've done to the United States?
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@Prototart said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Tinuviel said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Prototart And Gulyás!
when i was in, idk, 6th grade I think I got into this gigantic fight with a boy because he brought “Hungarian goulash” to lunch and it was some weird casserole thing with noodles and that was the first time I’d ever seen what a horrible thing protestants had done to gulyás and i honestly still just deeply resent it
Sounds like American Goulash, which is essentially just spaghetti made with macaroni noodles. Can't say I've ever heard it referred to as Hungarian Goulash though. We normally just call it goulash.
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I love goulash. I never thought it was an 'authentic' dish, or anything. I knew where it /originated/ but never thought it was the same. Like we've done with a lot of good food, here in 'Murica.
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@Prototart said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
if someone is Hungarian then 100% they are a vampire
Or a porn star. Maybe both.
Racism isn't Tinkerbell. It doesn't need you to believe in it for it to exist.
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@Derp said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Prototart said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
if someone is Hungarian then 100% they are a vampire
Or a porn star. Maybe both.
Isn't that just generally assumed, these days?
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@Macha said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
I love goulash. I never thought it was an 'authentic' dish, or anything. I knew where it /originated/ but never thought it was the same. Like we've done with a lot of good food, here in 'Murica.
gulyás is one of our National Dishes, the actual kind is basically a soup or stew with a ton of paprika in it and usually nokedli, which are these little dumpling things, on the side
i assume the american kind started with, like, the talking hamburger helper glove
I’ve never seen american paprikash and please no one hurt me by showing it to me if there is one that uses like thousand island dressing and hot sauce or something
@Derp said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Prototart said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
if someone is Hungarian then 100% they are a vampire
Or a porn star. Maybe both.
porn star vampire horse-archer war criminal, my new char (do not steal)
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@Prototart Have you seen the woman making English hot tea? These people take things and they hurt them.
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@JinShei said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Prototart Have you seen the woman making English hot tea? These people take things and they hurt them.
my great-grandma would insist the english deserve it for the treaty of trianon
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Don't worry, we ruin our own food.
One of the things you can find in the south (the southeast is 'the south' for any of our non Americans) is (fried) chicken and waffles. The two are delicious together, I promise. One requirement is that the chicken be boneless. Best are large tenders: you can wrap the waffle around it and dunk it in the syrup.
I went to a place on the west coast once and having been away from the southeast for a long time, decided to try the chicken and waffles. I mean, c'mon. How can you fuck up something so basi- they fucked up something so basic. A goddamn fried chicken wing on top of a waffle. And no syrup on the side, just covered on the whole thing. And it's like, you can't eat this with a fork, no, you have to use your hands, which means picking apart a sticky piece of chicken to eat, then eating the waffle separately (or I guess pulling off pieces of chicken to eat on the waffle and little tiny bits of chicken + waffle STILL isn't the same).
So yeah.
We fuck up our own food.Saying the quiet parts out loud since 1996.
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@Auspice Man, I live in the pacific northwest and every single time I have tried out chicken with waffles it has had a motherfucking bone in it. This knowledge you are sharing that it is supposed to be a boneless chicken tender makes the whole thing make so much more sense.
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@saosmash said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice Man, I live in the pacific northwest and every single time I have tried out chicken with waffles it has had a motherfucking bone in it. This knowledge you are sharing that it is supposed to be a boneless chicken tender makes the whole thing make so much more sense.
That was where I tried it. I JUST MISSED MY SOUTHERN FOOD. Yeah, the PNW is fucking it up.
It's not supposed to have a bone in it!
Imagine those long chicken tenders (some places call 'em chicken fingers) instead. That's what you should have with chicken and waffles.
There's a taco place here in TX called Torchy's and every month they have a taco of the month and one month they did a chicken and waffles taco.... It was a flour tortilla topped with a waffle topped with bacon topped with a fried egg topped with a chicken tender and then syrup over top and I honestly dream of that thing sometimes.
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@Auspice said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
There's a taco place here in TX called Torchy's and every month they have a taco of the month and one month they did a chicken and waffles taco.... It was a flour tortilla topped with a waffle topped with bacon topped with a fried egg topped with a chicken tender and then syrup over top and I honestly dream of that thing sometimes.
omg that sounds so amazing
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@Auspice said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@saosmash said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice Man, I live in the pacific northwest and every single time I have tried out chicken with waffles it has had a motherfucking bone in it. This knowledge you are sharing that it is supposed to be a boneless chicken tender makes the whole thing make so much more sense.
That was where I tried it. I JUST MISSED MY SOUTHERN FOOD. Yeah, the PNW is fucking it up.
It's not supposed to have a bone in it!
Imagine those long chicken tenders (some places call 'em chicken fingers) instead. That's what you should have with chicken and waffles.
There's a taco place here in TX called Torchy's and every month they have a taco of the month and one month they did a chicken and waffles taco.... It was a flour tortilla topped with a waffle topped with bacon topped with a fried egg topped with a chicken tender and then syrup over top and I honestly dream of that thing sometimes.
I'd have to Nope! out of trying that. If I want sweet chicken, I'll order some General Tso's.
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@Darren said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@saosmash said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice Man, I live in the pacific northwest and every single time I have tried out chicken with waffles it has had a motherfucking bone in it. This knowledge you are sharing that it is supposed to be a boneless chicken tender makes the whole thing make so much more sense.
That was where I tried it. I JUST MISSED MY SOUTHERN FOOD. Yeah, the PNW is fucking it up.
It's not supposed to have a bone in it!
Imagine those long chicken tenders (some places call 'em chicken fingers) instead. That's what you should have with chicken and waffles.
There's a taco place here in TX called Torchy's and every month they have a taco of the month and one month they did a chicken and waffles taco.... It was a flour tortilla topped with a waffle topped with bacon topped with a fried egg topped with a chicken tender and then syrup over top and I honestly dream of that thing sometimes.
I'd have to Nope! out of trying that. If I want sweet chicken, I'll order some General Tso's.
We're talking two TOTALLY DIFFERENT KINDS OF SWEET.
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@Auspice said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Darren said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@saosmash said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice Man, I live in the pacific northwest and every single time I have tried out chicken with waffles it has had a motherfucking bone in it. This knowledge you are sharing that it is supposed to be a boneless chicken tender makes the whole thing make so much more sense.
That was where I tried it. I JUST MISSED MY SOUTHERN FOOD. Yeah, the PNW is fucking it up.
It's not supposed to have a bone in it!
Imagine those long chicken tenders (some places call 'em chicken fingers) instead. That's what you should have with chicken and waffles.
There's a taco place here in TX called Torchy's and every month they have a taco of the month and one month they did a chicken and waffles taco.... It was a flour tortilla topped with a waffle topped with bacon topped with a fried egg topped with a chicken tender and then syrup over top and I honestly dream of that thing sometimes.
I'd have to Nope! out of trying that. If I want sweet chicken, I'll order some General Tso's.
We're talking two TOTALLY DIFFERENT KINDS OF SWEET.
Yeah but I don't even like syrup on pancakes.
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@Darren said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Darren said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@saosmash said in Diversity Representation in MU*ing:
@Auspice Man, I live in the pacific northwest and every single time I have tried out chicken with waffles it has had a motherfucking bone in it. This knowledge you are sharing that it is supposed to be a boneless chicken tender makes the whole thing make so much more sense.
That was where I tried it. I JUST MISSED MY SOUTHERN FOOD. Yeah, the PNW is fucking it up.
It's not supposed to have a bone in it!
Imagine those long chicken tenders (some places call 'em chicken fingers) instead. That's what you should have with chicken and waffles.
There's a taco place here in TX called Torchy's and every month they have a taco of the month and one month they did a chicken and waffles taco.... It was a flour tortilla topped with a waffle topped with bacon topped with a fried egg topped with a chicken tender and then syrup over top and I honestly dream of that thing sometimes.
I'd have to Nope! out of trying that. If I want sweet chicken, I'll order some General Tso's.
We're talking two TOTALLY DIFFERENT KINDS OF SWEET.
Yeah but I don't even like syrup on pancakes.
Um...I don't even like pancakes that much--I may be one of few, to be honest...my random psa. There is this place in town(I live in a really small town), that sells these amazing milkshakes..that well, look like these....my milkshake brings Also..strawberry shortcake.
We are all more than our worst moments.