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#4921 Re: The Garden » The 6 Most Terrifying Foods in the World » 988 weeks ago

Jameslofton wrote:

4. Lutefisk

From:
Norway.

What the hell is it?
Ahhh, Lutefisk. After the larvae-ridden cheese, it's a blessed relief to sample a clean, down-to-earth Scandinavian recipe.

A little too clean.

Lutefisk is a traditional Norwegian dish featuring cod that has been steeped for many days in a solution of lye, until its flesh is caustic enough to dissolve silver cutlery.

Wait, it gets worse ...
For those of you who don't know, lye (potassium hydroxide/sodium hydroxide) is a powerful industrial chemical used for cleaning drains, killing plants, de-budding cow horns, powering batteries and manufacturing biodiesel. Contact with lye can cause chemical burns, permanent scarring, blindness or total deliciousness, depending on whether you pour it onto a herring or your own face. Or, so the lutefisk industry would have us believe.

This doesn't belong here. It's basically just fish. Lye is candy compared to what they put in the 'no sugar' products.

#4925 Re: The Garden » Dollar's Demise Can Be Seen Even in the Maldives » 988 weeks ago

Jameslofton wrote:

I agree that the dollar is dead. Foreign reserves and government bailouts are the only band aids it has. Eventually even that wont prop it up. If they're going to make this switch, they better do it within the next few years, because the US is in big trouble. We are about to enter a deep recession, and a depreciating dollar isn't going to help it.

That's the plan, don't you think, to use the coming recession and possible terror attack to justify the change of currency and full implementation of the North American Union. To 'save' the economy.

Am I really the only person that realizes the new currency is going to be almost worthless when it first appears?

Not necessarily. The main source of inflation is large interest loans. Given the manpower, political and economic connections, and technology of the country it could go either way, depending on what is the most beneficial to the corporations.

All you people out there with a bunch of money saved in dollars better either spend them now, or invest them in something else.

Gold baby, gold.

#4926 Re: The Garden » weird things you are addicted to » 988 weeks ago

I got some weird ones.

Since I was a kid I've always had a strange habit of not going to the bathroom immediately when I had to number 2. I like to keep the shit since it touches the male g-point and gives you a nice feeling.

I never eat without reading a book, magazine etc.

I have trouble sleeping without a sound in the room. Favorites are heavy rain, hurricanes, thunder, music, documentaries, commentary tracks, fans, dishwashers, washing machines, heavy machinery etc. Once in the army we slept near the machine room of a huge boat. Time of my life. If I ever can afford it I'll hire a driver to drive me around in my sleep at night.

#4927 Re: Management » The Latest Topic Thing... » 988 weeks ago

Should be able to optimize the site fully, though would some of you consider it an invasion of privacy if I captured these details?

I don't know, you FBI?

If not, sure.

#4928 Re: The Garden » Dollar's Demise Can Be Seen Even in the Maldives » 988 weeks ago

As usual the Government is on top of the situation:

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It's getting closer, something the increased reporting from the mass media indicates.

Either way, the unique status of the dollar is over. From now on it will be euros.

#4929 Re: The Garden » Teen/Preteen Halloween Costumes Push Sex & Flesh » 988 weeks ago

The Greeks, the Romans, the English and the French. It has all happened before, and it is happening again.

Western civilization will be but a memory in 50 years time.

#4930 Re: The Garden » Man in trouble for having sex with bike » 989 weeks ago

PaSnow wrote:

I would guess he was f'ing where the bike seatpost goes, but I dunno.

Riiight...

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