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I second that motion. *Bangs gavel* Motion carries. Just a Mort is declared Lawful. :)


Orthos wrote:
I would say so yes, given how much you claim to prize following instructions and sticking to rules, especially within cooperative settings like playing D&D/Pathfinder.

you tell em, orthos!


John Napier 698 wrote:
I second that motion. *Bangs gavel* Motion carries. Just a Mort is declared Lawful. :)

you tell 'em, naked guy!


Yo!
You can can keep it down there buddy.


YOU need TO GET LOUDER!
EXPRESS YOUR FEELINGS THROUGH ALL CAPS!
THEY WON'T REALLY KNOW TO SHUT UP UNLESS YOU SCREAM IT AT THEM.


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My friend's wife was a lawyer. She put it very well.

"Right or wrong has nothing to do with it. My job is to take the law as written and interpret it in the most favorable possible way for my client."

The term "rules lawyer" is not far off at all...


*Gets dressed* Stupid page break just had to happen when my laptop froze.

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Yay I ish lawful kitty!

*purrs at John and Orthos*

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Just on a side note on Japan goodies.

Hokkaido believes in the no preservatives route, so their stuff has really rather short shelf life, canned food excluded.

My aunt enjoyed the cherry blossom mochis I got for her (since I know she isn’t really that much of a cookie person so I didn’t get her the shiroi koibito cookies.

My nephew liked the musical box I bought for him, and their family ended up with a box of Shiroi Koibito cookies – since they had asked me to get them that before I went. I’d pack more, but seriously I was…badly encumbered at the end of the trip.

Note to self: Next time I wear that tourist hat, I will do like aunties do and bring along those foldable carrier bags that you can unfold into big bags to carry more stuff.

We ate up the squid(my mom threw it in soup to flavour the soup – oh yes, that works too), and I sort of miss their squid stuffed with cheese. Again cheese in SG climate…might not keep that long, so maybe it’s for the best that that one was eaten up in Japan.

We popped open the can of deer curry. It was quite strongly flavoured, and I ate it with potatoes. Curry + potatoes works pretty well. The deer meat was more gamey then beef and very lean.

We ate up the sweet potato mochis, as well as the bean paste pastries. My mom liked the bean paste pastries, but their expiry date was bloody short (27th May anyone?)

Usually when I visit a place I prefer to buy stuff you can only get in that region then buy things you can buy in other parts of the country.

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Also, the fibre optic installation on the TV didn’t work out that well. Apparently the data point was more then 2 m from the TV. I mean well you ask a cat over the phone where the data point is (which it was in the living room), then ask over the phone since I don’t have measuring tape to measure…well I figure if it’s in the living room, 2 m isn’t that far is it?

Again estimation of distances isn’t my strongsuit. Hopefully there won’t be additional charges incurred for the data point ><


NobodysHome wrote:

My friend's wife was a lawyer. She put it very well.

"Right or wrong has nothing to do with it. My job is to take the law as written and interpret it in the most favorable possible way for my client."

The term "rules lawyer" is not far off at all...

So NE isn't to far off either, as they won't break the rules, just bend them good and hard?


Deer meat is very gamey. You often have to soak in salt water to reduce the gamey taste. You also have to add other fats if you want to make burgers out of it. Deer meat has about half the fat of beef.


Back from Deadpool 2. I don't think it's worse than the first one, but I think we had expectations set this time around. The first one caught everyone by surprise. This one, people go in knowing a minimum of what to expect, and I don't think it disappointed in that regard.


John Napier 698 wrote:
Deer meat is very gamey. You often have to soak in salt water to reduce the gamey taste. You also have to add other fats if you want to make burgers out of it. Deer meat has about half the fat of beef.

deer pairs well with fruity flavors because of this flavor. I particularly like it with avocados.

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Usually we do it like this.

The deer is always tender though. I'm guessing some sodium bicarbonate added as tenderizer.


About to go home. Good night, all.


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Yay hamster is back.


Also unlike cow fat deer fat has a bad taste IMO.


Deer are dumb, if you want to eat a stupid animal that's on you.


Turkeys are about the dumbest animal out their I eat them so I guess I eat stupid animals...


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You know, I always wanted to try duck but always felt bad so I never tried it, but now that I know what a$!&~$#s ducks really are...


Vidmaster7 wrote:
Also unlike cow fat deer fat has a bad taste IMO.

Not so much a bad taste as its a bad texture and sticks everywhere.

deer ribs have way more fat than anywhere else, and I may have cooked some in a less than advisable way.


captain yesterday wrote:
You know, I always wanted to try duck but always felt bad so I never tried it, but now that I know what a!%!&&&s ducks really are...

Duck is amazing, just don't cook it in its own fat.


Vidmaster7 wrote:
Turkeys are about the dumbest animal out their I eat them so I guess I eat stupid animals...

Don't eat turkey, helped my dad murder too many of them.


Fair enough.(turkey) The thing about duck is its all dark meat.


Turkey are best ate in sandwiches the day after thanksgiving.
A little onion, a little mayo, a slice of tomato, a lettuce leaf... Maybe a slice or two of mozzarella, or pepperjack...
now my mouth is watering...


Vidmaster7 wrote:
Yay hamster is back.

Yes, and maybe for good this time?


fried turkey with the cajun injection has worked pretty good for me.

I probably do the most variety of things with chicken however.


Vidmaster7 wrote:

fried turkey with the cajun injection has worked pretty good for me.

I probably do the most variety of things with chicken however.

Bet it would still go great in a sandwich.

actually I know that would still work great in a sandwich.


Lets just be honest here.
Nothing is worse when you stick it between two slices of bread with a bit o' Mayo or butter.


I don't care much for mayo.

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Braised duck is fairly common here

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I don't care much for mayo either. *high paws Vidmaster7*


The left bottom picture looks exactly like something I ordered from a Thai restaurant one time.

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In Inner Mongolia they don't eat birds because they practice sky burial.


Yeah that makes sense.

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So we should technically not eat crustaceans like crabs, prawns and lobsters because they scavenge corpses ;)


When I say that makes sense I mean that makes sense for them. I personally am a man of his convictions and If i'm going to eat an animal I won't hide from it. I'll slaughter that cow if need be.

Also if you think about what pigs eats...

The food chain is weird. Also its weird that humans can pretty well eat anything.


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The salad dressing industry exists because people don't actually like the taste of salad.


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Sleeping Beauty was probably really scared to go back to sleep.


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Food being "real" is now a selling point, instead of a given.


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If you put root beer in a square glass does it become beer?


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A hero with no villain is useless. A villain with no hero is a success.


Every machine can be a smoke machine if you don't know how to use it properly.


I like how the jokes are food themed tonight


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Ice cream has bent far more spoons than psychics.


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It would be really weird if websites had business hours like stores do.


gran rey de los mono wrote:
If you put root beer in a square glass does it become beer?

No but if you put carrots yams shalots etc. into regular beer you do in fact get root beer (taste may vary.)


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Of course Scar pushed Mufasa off the cliff edge. He's a cat. Cats push everything off of edges.


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gran rey de los mono wrote:
It would be really weird if websites had business hours like stores do.

Sorry gran were closed come back during open hours.

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