FerociousTimes

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by FerociousTimes 5y ago
By "approachable", you mean more familiar and less adventurous or exotic, right? What makes Mexican cuisine popular beside the usual reasons like taste and flavors is that it lends itself very well to the operations of fast food b
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My understanding is that Hindustani is more of a continuum than a single language, a sort of umbrella term for all Hindi and Urdu standard languages and sister languages/dialects.
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> It makes no sense because the food is incredibly delicious, approachable, and unique. Do they have fast food offerings like wraps and pies? Also, what do you mean by "approachable"? Convenient?
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Also, there's no such a thing as Indian language. Hindi language yeah but Indian no.
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Most of the first wave of the Lebanese diaspora in Mexico were Christians. So, I don't see any dietary religious restrictions to their choice of going kosher and presumably forgoing pork in their commercial recipes for that dish.
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I had a slightly heated discussion with a family member recently over gooseberries and oh boy she didn't take it very well when I mentioned that these fruits are related to tomatoes more than the other fancy berries you're accusto
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Gooseberries are basically glorified cherry tomatoes. Nothing really fancy about them.
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Is the word "piquant" still relevant to this use case? What about "picante" in this context?
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> Am I just out of touch? You're out of touch I'm outta time but I'm outta my head when you're asking around
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not a native speaker here but you could say "Two PM sharp"
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> Could be. But by whom? To what effect? The general public. I speculate that publicity was one of the main objectives behind this operation to draw attention to his political grievances and maybe demands. Perhaps we should focus more on
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Oh man, don't lure me into this political flamewars, esp. the most vicious of all the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
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At best, this operation could be construed as an act of vandalism or at worst an act of CYBER terrorism. This indiscriminate and malicious act of hostility was carried by what amounted to be a cyber weapon (think IED) housed in a very ordin
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> Population collapse is slow decline, steep fall, then exponential decrease. You make it sound like this progression is inevitable like every slow decline is followed by a steep fall and then finally exponential bust which seems not ver
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Atheists are made not born.
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At the expense of growing and ultimately suffocating population density. Eventually, they will have to make adjustments to offset this problem.
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> I'd like a big family, but I can't afford a big family. Ironically, my (poor) ancestors could. It's still doable but you have to sacrifice your standards of living, a tough trade-off to make.
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> I feel like the stock market has stopped reacting to real world fundamentals in any sense and just seems to continue its upwards march forever. Not to take any merit from your overall argument but I assume you're talking about the
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or exceptionally better "Fuck it, we'll do it live"
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> a comfortable lifestyle without the huge stress of mixing child-raising and a modern economy. Can someone please tell what does he mean exactly by that sentence?
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Why didn't you stay in Egypt till the dust settles? You can obtain a visa up to 90 days and the country is home to a thriving Russian-speaking community not to mention it enjoys a relatively modest cost of living, so you wouldn't