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We do do the Mexican food better than they do.
Beg to differ. The best Mexican food I've ever had is at a gut truck in Eastern Oregon where the guys didn't speak a word of English and the rest of the clientele were distinctly Mexican looking and sounding. The second-best was at a gas station stand in Mexico where they had hotdogs wrapped in bacon. I had to go back for thirds. Of course I was hungry as hell which always helps. One could make technical arguments that neither of these instances represent 'Mexican' food, but I would argue otherwise. I will also say that I had very favorable results at most small Mexican food places when I lived in Texas. Again though, there was a correlation between a language barrier (me being mono-lingual) and the tastiness of the food. Down in Southern Texas I found the lingua franca to be Spanish as well as the signage. After a while it dawned on me that these people were in fact 'as American as apple pie' given they way borders had evolved. Hot dogs wrapped in bacon? hmm.... You know what? We'll just have to have yearly contests deep in the interior of that gigantic wall. That's the only way to figgur if American Mexican Mexican food (made by Mexicans) is better than Mexican Mexican food (made by Mexicans). This is a serious problem. We got to tell Trump about it. The contest would create an uncontrollable craving from all that delicious flavor and the TRUMP Wall could be stressed beyond its original capacity....  it's likely to be a very strong wall, capable of withstanding insults like trump does. And remember, that mound of people trying to get to the hot dog, they're trying to get to the Mexican side. We don't have bacon wrapped hot dogs here in the US..... Not yet. But... If you build it, they will come... for the bacon wrapped hot dog that is... In Trump Wall Land, there will be no bug burgers, y solamente los perros caliente tocino, hombre. Muchos y muchos, con tazas gigantes de cerveza.  La fiesta! |
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Personally I´m not interested in eating insects but they´re probably perfectly OK as food, at least some of them. Maybe they´ll ground them up and mix in with other foodstuffs and feed and introduce it gradually that way. It may even have started for all I know.
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We must eat bugs to fight global warming.... """Supporters hope that the environmental benefits can help people overcome such disgust reactions. The food and agriculture sector ranks third in global greenhouse gas emissions, behind power production and transportation. With the world’s population projected to hit nine billion by 2050, we’ll need more food than ever. Plus, rising temperatures can make that food more difficult to grow in many places. That has put the spotlight on meat. A 2013 report from the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said that livestock account for 14.5 percent of manmade greenhouse gas emissions, while mainstream American practices, like using soy and wheat for feed, make it worse. Bugs, by contrast, don’t emit harmful gases directly, and they use far less feed and water. According to the FAO, crickets use six times less feed than cattle and twice as much as pigs for the same amount of protein (although a recent University of California study has said some of those estimates might be overstated). Here’s how a well-known entomophagist described it to the New York Times Magazine in 2008: “Cows and pigs are the SUVs; bugs are the bicycles.”""" “Out poked two antennae”: Crafting an insect-based dinner party It's an evening of entomology—cooking, eating, and trying to understand an insect diet. by Jason Plautz - Mar 7, 2016 2:30pm UTC http://arstechnica.com/science/2016/03/this-could-be-the-food-of-the-future-if-you-can-handle-it/2/Writing an article about something the author will never eat everyday, for the rest of his life... |
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We don't have bacon wrapped hot dogs here in the US.....
Fuckin' NAFTA! We still have our bacon wrapped beef filet. Yet another reason to vote for Trump. Back in the 70's there was some talk about humans of the future getting their protein from insects. Now it's hard to find a 'New Scientist' magazine which lacks are article about it. When we are bound by international trade pacts adjudicated by a tribunal which reports to the UN security council, I expect that most of us will be lucky to get a few grasshopper legs assigned to our quota. Even the first lady (or dude) will probably choke down a few for a photo-op (then go back to enjoying her bacon wrapped beef filet when the cameras are gone of course.) Insect meat is not bad... Compared to that artificial meat made out of human feces from the sewer in japan. Yeah.... No way I am gonna google that for you...  |
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Black Trump supporter beats up liberal protestor dressed like KKKLet's see how the media will spin this...  |
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We don't have bacon wrapped hot dogs here in the US.....
Fuckin' NAFTA! We still have our bacon wrapped beef filet. |
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Drumpfhitler. The moustache AND the hood, while being a fascist for being a national socialist... Too many memes people. Choose one!  Tell you what. Study the faces in the crowd. One by one. That's some weird bunch of faces. I can only focus on the hotdog stands for now... I blame the TRUMP thread. |
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We do do the Mexican food better than they do.
Beg to differ. The best Mexican food I've ever had is at a gut truck in Eastern Oregon where the guys didn't speak a word of English and the rest of the clientele were distinctly Mexican looking and sounding. The second-best was at a gas station stand in Mexico where they had hotdogs wrapped in bacon. I had to go back for thirds. Of course I was hungry as hell which always helps. One could make technical arguments that neither of these instances represent 'Mexican' food, but I would argue otherwise. I will also say that I had very favorable results at most small Mexican food places when I lived in Texas. Again though, there was a correlation between a language barrier (me being mono-lingual) and the tastiness of the food. Down in Southern Texas I found the lingua franca to be Spanish as well as the signage. After a while it dawned on me that these people were in fact 'as American as apple pie' given they way borders had evolved. Hot dogs wrapped in bacon? hmm.... You know what? We'll just have to have yearly contests deep in the interior of that gigantic wall. That's the only way to figgur if American Mexican Mexican food (made by Mexicans) is better than Mexican Mexican food (made by Mexicans). This is a serious problem. We got to tell Trump about it. The contest would create an uncontrollable craving from all that delicious flavor and the TRUMP Wall could be stressed beyond its original capacity.... it's likely to be a very strong wall, capable of withstanding insults like trump does. And remember, that mound of people trying to get to the hot dog, they're trying to get to the Mexican side. We don't have bacon wrapped hot dogs here in the US..... Not yet. But... If you build it, they will come... for the bacon wrapped hot dog that is... |
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advertizing free sex if you vote for Trump? .. With built in ankle attachment for the bungee jumping... |
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We do do the Mexican food better than they do.
Beg to differ. The best Mexican food I've ever had is at a gut truck in Eastern Oregon where the guys didn't speak a word of English and the rest of the clientele were distinctly Mexican looking and sounding. The second-best was at a gas station stand in Mexico where they had hotdogs wrapped in bacon. I had to go back for thirds. Of course I was hungry as hell which always helps. One could make technical arguments that neither of these instances represent 'Mexican' food, but I would argue otherwise. I will also say that I had very favorable results at most small Mexican food places when I lived in Texas. Again though, there was a correlation between a language barrier (me being mono-lingual) and the tastiness of the food. Down in Southern Texas I found the lingua franca to be Spanish as well as the signage. After a while it dawned on me that these people were in fact 'as American as apple pie' given they way borders had evolved. Hot dogs wrapped in bacon? hmm.... You know what? We'll just have to have yearly contests deep in the interior of that gigantic wall. That's the only way to figgur if American Mexican Mexican food (made by Mexicans) is better than Mexican Mexican food (made by Mexicans). This is a serious problem. We got to tell Trump about it. The contest would create an uncontrollable craving from all that delicious flavor and the TRUMP Wall could be stressed beyond its original capacity.... |
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Social justice warriors are racists who hate free speech Published on Mar 18, 2016 This exchange highlights three traits that are prevalent amongst social justice warriors; 1) They don't believe in equality. The film maker's free speech is immediately disqualified and the woman attempts to no platform him because he doesn't agree with her politically and is a white man. 2) They don't believe in free speech. The woman tries to impose her own authoritarian code of conduct on the man in order to silence his First Amendment rights. 3) They're racist. The white woman rushes to the aid of the Mexican woman, presuming that she is unable to defend her political ideas on her own because she is a minority. This is the bigotry of low expectations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HK1hFUD_d4 |
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Will he really build a wall?
I read it can be done, it would cost about 8 Billion and could be done in 4 years, the same amount of time he would be in office.
I think he will.
He will build the wall, he's a builder and a damn good one at that. His hotels are so luxurious, I love visiting them. The cost, $8 billion, will not cost a single penny out of tax payers pockets, either. It will all be funded by Mexico. Before you cry, Mexico won't pay for the wall, understand that our trade deficits with Mexico are extremely big and $8 billion is just a tiny, tiny fraction compared to what they owe to us. They will pay whether they hand us a cheque or not. Who knows.... Maybe the wall could have built in hotel rooms, swimming pools, and cycling tracks on top...  Not only that but the wall is an equal opportunity employer. It can hire Mexicans to build it, and staff the hotels on the inside, and be guards on the outside. Mexicans to keep Mexicans from crossing the border! Tourists from Central America can come up and land their jet on the top of the wall, which does double duty as a runway. Think of all the benefits. The great interior walkway in the wall has a line running down the center. Walk to the Mexican side, buy your weed, whores, every thing that Mexico has to offer. Walk to the American side, get your Mexican food. We do do the Mexican food better than they do.Yes... As long as you stay clear from Chipotle... |
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A peaceful berniebot...
You mean it wasn't a come-on? Come On!!!! |
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People were just going crazy in New York and Arizona...
It's pretty insane to see protesters organize on a national level,
But no one seems to pay attention when it happens, it seems organic to them.
If you want to tell a grassroots-based citizen movement vs an astroturf one, take a look at their signs. Hand made or... professionally made with websites, email addresses, etc... |
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I love how they make bush immortal, instead of 0bama... Great stuff. |
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