I'm not sure, maybe one of the billion things Steve-O regularly snorted back in the day is the key.
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That is incredible. I wonder what other household tasks they were used for - like the animal appliances in the Flintstones.
I don't think it's meant to. I mean, isn't it a more polite version of "shut the fuck up"?
Let's not forget the "brilliant and independent economy" either, which resulted in people eating pretty much only cabbage, potatoes and government-mandated leftover slop for a decade - starting well before the war kicked off.
I like to do Ethan Cheblowski's Sunday braise (description starts at around 7:45). I braise meat with some veggies, blend the vegetables into a sauce and use spice mixtures throughout the week. Sometimes I eat the meat and the sauce with some roast potatoes, sometimes I reheat the meat in tomato sauce with Italian seasoning and have it with pasta.
The previous episode made me laugh out loud a bunch. This one just about fucking killed me.
Fuck yeah Max Miller! He's my default mealtime video every Tuesday.
Holy crap, that's impressive and discombobulating!
The perspective is a bit confusing, my brain really didn't want to accept that this is one picture not four put together.
This season had a lot of bangers but this one made me laugh out loud the most.
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When Zach tried to give Pono the beer I absolutely lost it.
Does the Byzantine Empire count or do we kind of file that under Rome?