I was just making a joke

I didn't actually need you for anything

Watching a Voltaire vid. He's talking about a feminist going to Hooters and her bio includes a line saying "I like my women like I like my coffee: not from a chain"

And I thought, "I like my women like I like my mashed potatos: not filled with another man's cum,"

And just thought I'd share that particular train of thought with the guys.

never eating mashed potatoes again

@Xychotic How do you make your mashed potatoes?

Hermit thanks for sharing that

This is show and tell

Neko you're up next

What did you bring for the class today

@LPA FreeNeko (Hermit's Youth)🇺🇸 I don't.

SOOO PROGRESSIVE <:WTFisThisPing:610550855766245438>

@HardCore Are you responding to that picture?

Yeah

why is wood working so damn peaceful to watch?

Hello

@Mr.Black because connect with past, whe people use wood for everething and bring you safety and satisfaction to build whatever you want, I suppose

maybe

Because watching someone create something is primally satisfying

It's also cool watching metal working.

true

💍

@Xychotic. I love metal working

Bigstackd channel

I also watched Tasty to see them make cakes and shit.

This one thot was like, why do you watch that? For the sheer appreciation of the workmanship, bitch.

Not only that, you can actually learn some elements of the craft just watching.

Because men working on a trade is the most humbling thing

It's part of how I became a great cook. When watching Food Network, I wasn't just wishing I could have that, I was carefully observing *how* they got their results for things I could keep for my own cooking.

Exactly, when i watched blacksmithing channels i learned how to make tampered steel for lunch

Yum

Tampered steel.

Exactly.

Yes

Unlike tempered steel, which is very strong.

Blood red steel

No no

Tampered steel is a convenient treat.

Tampered