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| Xeoman Posts: 11757/11757 |
Can't remember the last time I had a hotdog! lol. Wonder if lettuce is good on it? Not too much of a condiments guy, but cheese and seasoning sure.
What's your primary gaming console/hardware thesedays? |
| Cteno Posts: 3416/3416 |
Originally posted by Lord Vulkas Mormonus Women's fencing, they're fantastic at their craft! Men's fencing is a bit further down the list -- their technique is different, and in my opinion, not as fun to watch. Favorite hotdog toppings? |
| Lord Vulkas Mormonus Posts: 4541/4541 |
I'll take space, almost exclusively because there have been lots of movies where space is fun, but every underwater movie I've seen is claustrophobic and terrifying.
What's your favorite Olympic sport to watch? |
| Xeoman Posts: 11753/11757 |
T-Rex. Homeboy turns good in Jurassic Park against the evil raptors.
Would you rather live in an underwater aqua city or a space colony? |
| Cteno Posts: 3414/3416 |
Originally posted by Spartan I just got finished playing Final Fantasy XI on a private server, and now I'm playing Sea of Thieves semi-casually with my girlfriend, but only when the baby is asleep (I can't believe he's almost a year old already!). What's your favorite dinosaur? |
| Spartan Posts: 1568/1569 |
Originally posted by NinCollinOriginally posted by Rogue I’ve been building cars and kind of occupying my time living well and trying to lift my buddies up I’ll probably post some photos later. Anyone still PC gaming? |
| NinCollin Posts: 10/15 |
Originally posted by Rogue Oh geez, I can't even remember what book I read last.... 
I need to read more again... My biggest issue is getting motivated to start reading; once I actually find a book that I enjoy and start reading it, I typically have a hard time putting it down How do you typically spend your free time as of late? |
| Rogue Posts: 11916/11918 |
That's actually a really good question because I'm a texture-eater. I might not like something, but if it's got a texture I like, I may end up eating all of it. There are TONS of foods I won't eat for texture reasons. Uhhhh . . . let's see. I can't stand boba. I just don't like the idea of something solid and chewy in my drink.
Hm, I love refried beans, but hate whole pinto or black beans. Chipotle bums me out. Conversely, I love apples, hate apple sauce. On that same vein, hate potato skins in my mashed potatoes (if they're made with russet potatoes. Red and yellow are fine.) I LOVE peaches, but can't STAND mushy ones. If I'm eating fish and find a bone, I'm not going to touch any more of it. I despise overly firm pasta, which I'm sure is making my Italian ancestors roll in their graves. And yeah, I can't stand most shellfish. I pick clams out of clam chowder. What did you think about the last book you read? |
| NinCollin Posts: 3/15 |
Originally posted by Elara I haven't had either 
Do you ever find that a particular food tastes good, but the texture is so unappealing that you simply cant enjoy the food? |
| Elara Posts: 9730/9736 |
So hearing you tell me the story about Julia Pastrana in person made it even more tragic, just saying.
Hmm, the best way to make a s'more I think is to start off with better chocolate like Cadbury or Symphony instead of Hershey. Something that is gonna melt better (and dark chocolate if possible). Personally, I like to get my marshmallow just starting to get burned and melty and then I assemble my s'more by setting it on the chocolate between to graham crackers, smooshing, and removing the stake I toasted it on... old school, but efficient. What are your thoughts on the pumpkin spice vs apple cider debate? |
| Rogue Posts: 11910/11918 |
Hm. I know I've heard some insane shit before, but my brain is not alerting me to them at the moment.
I mean, I've had all kinds of shit stolen. When we got our car broken into in San Francisco, they got our suitcase and camera. But the thing that we couldn't recover was my Haunted Mansion CM-exclusive tote bag that had a couple toiletries and a bag of cookies, one of them being half of a chocolate-covered macaroon in the shape of a penis. OK, wait, just thought of something. Most WTF thing I've heard about getting stolen: Julia Pastrana. So there was this woman, Julia Pastrana. She was an indigenous Mexican woman living with Hypertrichosis, which is the condition where a person has hair ALL OVER their body. Full face and everything. She also had very pronounced lips and brow and ended up being put on stage as "The Baboon Lady" among other things. He manager was a guy who married her just to keep showcasing her in sideshows. She had a baby with him and then she and the baby died. But then this asshole husband of hers had her and THEIR SON . . . TAXIDERMIED. So yeah, he's still dragging her around and putting her on display and in the meantime he married ANOTHER woman who was ALSO living with Hypertrichosis. At some point thieves broke in and vandalized the baby's body, which was then destroyed by rats and mice, and Julia's body was freaking stolen. I first heard about this some years back while reading about sideshow acts, which is one of my weird interests. Fucking tragic. What is the best way to make a s'more? |
| Elara Posts: 9728/9736 |
At the moment, taking the car in to get a faulty tire pressure monitor sensor fixed. We check the tires regularly, but it just seems like every single time we fix one, another fails like a month later.
What is the most WTF thing you have ever heard about being stolen? |
| Rogue Posts: 11893/11918 |
I don't know how "unique" ... uh... the BEST homemade chicken noodle soup was usually the juices that flowed out of my brined turkey back in 2020 when I cooked my first Thanksgiving. Mom took the leftover and boiled them and threw in a few boxes of Annie's mac & cheese (minus the cheese powder, so JUST the noodles.) I'd covered that turkey in herbed butter and filled it with onions and lemons and kosher salt. So TECHNICALLY turkey noodle soup, but it was SOOOO DAMN GOOOOOOOD.
What's something important that you've been putting off? |
| Elara Posts: 9714/9736 |
Originally posted by Rogue Honestly, work did. 2020 was the year no one took a vacation so my job was totally overwhelmed with requests. It's better this year since they moved me to a different team, but it's still been crazy. What is something that you consider unique to how you (or your family) make chicken noodle soup? |
| Rogue Posts: 11890/11918 |
Two years since the last answer. *Sigh*
These days I've been listening to a lot of historical podcasts. The latest have been Vulgar History, Lore, and Noble Blood. Been watching A LOT of YouTube streamers, namely Markiplier and Jacksepticeye, among others. I'm mostly watching the play horror games since I don't really have time to game myself. More fun watching them comment on things and get the shit scared out of them. Not really up on new new movies or shows. Whatever the latest thing is, I'll watch it just to get the meme references as they inevitably pour out. "Squid Game" was probably the most recent. *Shrug* Question: What took up most of your time in 2020? |
| Rogue Posts: 11821/11918 |
Uh.. I guess the McDonald's sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit, because I prefer breakfast food to anything else on their menu. I, otherwise, don't really have a favorite sandwich more than just pulling up to what's open and settling for what they've got.
What's been your latest pop culture obsession? |
| The Accidental Protege Posts: 2625/2641 |
Once. From NJ to Maine. I think I whined about it here 12 years ago.
It's about to be three. I plan to rent my house out up here in Maine and move to Phoenix. What is you favorite fast-food sandwich (and why)? |
| Elara Posts: 9687/9736 |
That is actually a hard question. I like aspects of a few different princesses, but I am honestly not sure who I would say my favorite is.
I suppose if I had to choose right now, I would say Belle. Not just because she is a massive book nerd, but because she saw the town all talking crap about her being "weird" for having an interest in learning and didn't change a damn thing. How many times have you moved in your life? |
| Rogue Posts: 11802/11918 |
I usually just drink coffee with cream in it, but when I get a flavor, it's usually hazelnut.
My go-to flavored coffee at Peet's is the Havana Cappuccino, which is mostly cinnamon-flavored. Who is your favorite Disney princess and why? |
| Elara Posts: 9684/9736 |
At work, it is asking if something can be done by the end of the week when I already told you the state takes 12 business days to process the request.
At my old job at Sam's... oh my gods. Just about every dumb electronics question you could imagine combined with the photo lab questions of "Well, how do I do X?" where there is a giant button right in front of them labelled X on the screen. Or the ever-amusing, "Do you work here?" ... No, I'm wearing a name badge and a blue vest that says Sam's Club on it just for shits and giggles. Do you like flavored coffees? If so, what is your fav? |
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