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[antagonize]

Barkson Pawd shared a photo. 4/03 near Apprassage

There. I've done my due diligence. Now, poll time: How long do you think we're going to be stuck with this haha April Fool's nonsense? It was funny for about 0.2 seconds before it got old.

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[true_noir]

Yes, I was already planning on skipping that particular cart. Much as I would enjoy it, I think having it smile back at me would put me off of the meal.

pretend "bullshit" got censored my b

[antagonize]

Add the fruit smoothies to that list, then. And the freshly squeezed juices. There's plenty of stuff that can turn your stomach this year.

hehe

[true_noir]

It could be worse. We could be subjected to british cooking.

[antagonize]

Let me guess. You had a bad experience with British cuisine?

[true_noir]

Only that the British seem to be allergic to this little thing called flavor. Have you ever had British cooking? The Irish at least know how to spice food a little bit.

[antagonize]

Unless you count drinking tea as British cooking? No. Can't say I ever have. Haven't eaten Irish food, either.

[true_noir]

You really aren't missing much in either case. One is simply more tolerable than the other. That is all there really is to say about it.

[antagonize]

See, now you're making me want to get firsthand experience. How tolerable is "more tolerable"?

[true_noir]

One is palatable, and the other is the sort of food that you devour simply to stave off malnutrition and starvation. I think that distinguishes them well, don't you?