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Peanutbutter sandwiches with spicy, vinegar-based condiments instead of sweet ones. Mustard, cilantro chutney, peperoncini, that kind of thing. It’s fantastic.

IT STARTS TODAY

“erotica”

cooking naked is both dangerous to him and unsanitary towards the people he’s feeding

but I guess everybody needs a shtick

It’s always interesting to me to see which words get joined and which do not. The rise of ubiquitous realtime spellcheck is forcing some standardization, but not always in ways I agree with. For example, it tried to separate spell from check in the previous sentence. Other examples are hotdog and icecream and doublewide.

Yeah that’s 100% porn.

And the lack of internal monologue? How is that experienced? Do you know what you’re going to say before you say it, or is it simultaneous? How do you problem-solve, can you ask yourself questions?

I’m sorry if I’m being obnoxious, I’m just terribly curious. I’m always hungry for experiences outside my own.

Because no one’s going to make money off it and thus no one has a stake in promoting it.

I don’t see anything in the block-quote about “taking things to heart”.

If you’re asking why bad news is more believable than good news, it’s because reality sucks and we’re preconditioned to believe it will continue to sucks.

First person:

I, we, yours truly, this one, your humble servant

Second person:

You, thou, ya’ll, all y’all, you lot, youse guys

Third person:

She, he, it, that, this, xe, zhe, those, they

I’m not even going to go into object or possessive pronouns, or ones I know in non-English languages.

If it’s oats and sesame oil, I’d call that flavor “oaty” and I also really enjoy it. But shredded wheat lacks that flavor for me, so IDK.

But as a recommendation check out barley tea.

I’ve already taken to the street in protest, starting eight years ago. Anyone who hasnt yet either isn’t going to or is just now coming of age.

I don’t know your situation, but I certainly can tell you that at least in the Western Hemisphere, in the aggregate descendants of indigenous people and slaves are overcoming systemic injustice that robbed their ancestors of economic advantages, dignity, and liberty, and often introduced intergenerational trauma as well. And I don’t mean, like, in the past, redlining for example was legal within our parents lifetime and related forms of discrimination are still practiced today.

I think the confusion is that in English we don’t really have separate words for cooking-as-chore and cooking-as-art.

Lazy beans on toast or heating a frozen pizza is the first kind but not the second. There’s no creative input, no method. You’re just trying not to ruin your ingredients and end up with something edible. You’re cooking but you’re not cooking.

That’s a dialectal difference, not an error.