Message from @Nine
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Too be honest id find the food there bland as hell
You can't judge 'American' food by one area.
Everything here is packed with msg and spices
Even our barbeque sauces are named after regions they came from.
If you could get to Davis (or Thomas, I forgot which it was) in WV, there's an artist who sometimes cooks stuff for customers in his studio. It's pretty good if you ever get the chance
I guess so, big place
Actually, I think it was Thomas
You'd have to try Memphis BBQ, Carolina BBQ, Kansas City BBQ, Texas BBQ, etc. etc.
God, can you name the differences?
Skip the Cincinatti Chili though
Well, Kansas City bbq tends to be a bit more sweet
Memphis, I believe tends to be more smokey-flavoured
Texas is known to have a spicy kick
Carolina tends to be a little vinegary
so yes.
But what you've got to consider about all of this
South Carolina is mustardy, north Alabama is mayonasey
is that the United States is continent-sized.
We don't talk about Alabama.
First time I traveled out of state
I picked this pamphlet up.
Couldn't stop laughing at it.
but I've never eaten at any of those restaurants. You can never be too safe. 😄
Can't tell if it's like assembling Exodia inside your colon or something...
Actually I think I ate at Dreamland BBQ one time, but I was a vegetarian so i just skeptically ate the bread.
Dreamland is actively bad. I don't know why people like it. Then again, I don't like ribs
Granted if I'm in Central Alabama, I go more for the Greek food
Okay, you're going to have to PM me a guide to Central Alabama greek food.
It's more that the region wasn't populated until after the Civil War when Birmingham was founded for steel. All the Greek and Lebanese immigrants decided to not work in the mines and factories and instead made the food. So the long standing food tradition is all Mediterranean. So the old hotdog stands, Barbecue and stuff all have Greek influence
Just an off-topic; there's a few threads on 4chan right now accusing archive.org of changing their archives for the NYTimes. re: their statements regarding Roseanne's firing. https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/181076362#p181076362
This isn't actually the case. The caption they're saying wasn't changed; they're confusing the metadata snippet used for Twitter, Facebook, Google, etc., with the caption beneath the image. The metadata snippet, which can be found by viewing the source of this archive from May 30th, has remained the same. https://archive.fo/D37Nt
It's still a statement that seems contradictory in light of the Jeong hiring and statements made around it, but nonetheless there has been no memory-holing on archive.org in this case.
@sevvierose Frankly and bluntly, anyone using 4chan as a credible source is probably beyond help.
Certainly. I just thought to share that here.
So, anti-vaxxers and that shit might be fake news.
I made a short video about it.
Baisically the conspiracy I might have figured out goes like this (short summary): The anti-vaxxing movement started by companies that make vaccines
Step 1: Start an anti-vax movement by spreading the word as a blogger that no one knows anything about.
Step 2: Some people that did not vaccinate are now gonna justify their decision with the anti-vaxxing movement.
Step 3: Pay media to fear monger about anti-vaxxers
Step 4: People are now willing to get mandatory vaccinations into law.
Step 5: Lobby and make sure even vaccines that not that many take and don't work as good (for example the yearly flu vaccine, it only works about 50%)
Step 6: Extreme profit because now everyone has to get vaccines and more than they got before, the state has to pay so we can come with bullshit reason to increase the prices and people won't complain because the state pays
What made me think of that you ask?
The number that get vaccinated haven't dropped for the past 15 years or so, yet you never heard from the media that people that don't vaccinate are gonna make shit come back
You sound like vee.
I can assure you that I am not romanian, I am a swede