Topic: Re: POINTLESS THREAD IIc: ESCAPE FROM RAPTOR MOUNTAIN (Read 139695 times)

Josefbugman · « **Reply #600 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 15:12 »

The fact that I am sure only Damian Wayne would be the only robin do something like that explains my continued virginity.

Eris · « **Reply #601 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 16:13 »

Quote from: onewheelwizzard on 13 Apr 2011, 08:14

coffee things.

An americano is a long black. Also mochas don't have whipped cream on them, goddamnit. Also, what the hell is a Breve? Is half and half like, low fat milk? How is that something specially named?

rrrrrrrrrrrrr

Lunchbox · « **Reply #602 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 16:20 »

It's okay, Hannah, Americans do stupid things to their coffee. They put cream in it for heaven's sake. I think Half and Half is half milk, half cream.

Lunchbox · « **Reply #603 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 16:23 »

They also forgot macchiato, which is a shot of espresso with a tiny dash of steamed milk and foam, but in Starbucks is akin to a giant latte.

Lunchbox · « **Reply #604 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 16:58 »

I miss being a barista sometimes, I had more reason to be all hoity-toity when people started telling me about coffee.

Bibliophile · « **Reply #605 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 17:15 »

Half and half is a mix of cream and milk. Jesse has it on his cereal because he is a disgusting, skinny bugger.
Half and half is stable in coffee, and lends a rich creaminess which milk alone cannot.

Here is a link on Starbucks to a macchiato. Here they specify that it's an espresso macchiato. http://www.starbucks.com/menu/drinks/espresso/espresso-macchiato
Also on the American Starbucks website they say "Macchiato is an Italian word meaning “marked.” So a latte macchiato is steamed milk marked with a little espresso, while a caffè macchiato is espresso marked with a little milk."

Bibliophile · « **Reply #606 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 17:18 »

Also, Wikipedia says:

"A long black is a style of coffee, most commonly found in New Zealand and Australia, but now becoming available in the UK, predominantly in London. It is made by pulling a double-shot of espresso or ristretto over hot water (usually the water is also heated by the espresso machine). A long black is similar to an Americano, which is made by adding hot water to espresso shots, but it retains the crema and is less voluminous, therefore more strongly flavoured.

The order in which a long black is made (water first, espresso second) is important; reversing the steps will destroy the crema from the espresso shots.

Short black is an Australasian synonym for the basic espresso."

Rizzo · « **Reply #607 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 17:40 »

The moral of the story is USA is doing disgusting things to food as usual.

JD · « **Reply #608 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:16 »

Quote from: Rizzo on 13 Apr 2011, 17:40

The moral of the story is USA is doing disgusting things to food as usual.

Coming from the land of Vegemite

Lunchbox · « **Reply #609 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:23 »

Why does everybody forget that Rizzo is from New Zealand?

JD · « **Reply #610 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:24 »

Did he not move to Australia?

JD · « **Reply #611 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:29 »

Additionally I have had Marmite in New Zealand but not vegemite. I assume it's not any better.

Rizzo · « **Reply #612 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:35 »

Quote from: JD on 13 Apr 2011, 18:16

Quote from: Rizzo on 13 Apr 2011, 17:40
The moral of the story is USA is doing disgusting things to food as usual.
Coming from the land of Vegemite

Yeast spread vs the double down, twinkies, cream in coffee, donuts with the calories of 2 big macs, clamato, turducken... need I go on? The abominations your country has unleashed make every other food abuser look like amateurs.

(Glorious glorious abominations that I cannot wait to eat in June)

tania · « **Reply #613 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:36 »

it is certainly wild and crazy that human beings have slightly different ways of doing things in their respective countries

Lunchbox · « **Reply #614 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:40 »

We're not having this argument again.
If you like vegemite/marmite, hooray!
If you don't, please just be quiet let and the rest of us enjoy it.
(Amanda Palmer is the exception to this rule.)

POINTLESS:

Rizzo · « **Reply #615 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:43 »

Quote from: tania on 13 Apr 2011, 18:36

it is certainly wild and crazy that human beings have slightly different ways of doing things in their respective countries

No it's not. You're stupid for thinking that. (Goddamnit guys, I just really like arguing ok?)

tania · « **Reply #616 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:46 »

moroccans drink their coffee with peppercorns, ethiopians drink their coffee with salt, people living in the middle east add things like cardamom and spice to their coffee, mexicans add cinnamon, i add cream and sugar.

guys, shut up and let me enjoy my coffee however i want, it's really not that big a deal.

Alex C · « **Reply #617 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:49 »

Every time people make "Your country is doing it wrong" in regards to food or language it kinda ruins my day because I use this place as a retreat from most of the dumb crap I have to put up with out in the wild.

nekowafer · « **Reply #618 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:51 »

Some people drink coffee that has been made out of beans taken from poop. So there's that.

tania · « **Reply #619 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:54 »

Quote from: Rizzo on 13 Apr 2011, 18:35

the double down

in canada's defense, these aren't actually available here

WriterofAllWrongs · « **Reply #620 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 18:57 »

Had one once. As disgusting as the idea is, the product is pretty tasty.

It gave me the runs though.

Jace · « **Reply #621 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 19:05 »

Quote from: Rizzo on 13 Apr 2011, 17:40

The moral of the story is USA is doing disgusting things to food as usual.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Burger

Rizzo · « **Reply #622 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 19:08 »

I would eat the shit out of that. Only once though. Also I forget who's Canadian and USican so I may cast blame about unevenly.

LeeC · « **Reply #623 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 19:32 »

"Looks like Peter Jackson is becoming a lord..."

"...of the Rings."

Stryc9Fuego · « **Reply #624 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 20:58 »

Quote from: Jace on 13 Apr 2011, 19:05

Quote from: Rizzo on 13 Apr 2011, 17:40
The moral of the story is USA is doing disgusting things to food as usual.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Burger

Granddad, you can't serve this kinda food to people. It'll cause... death.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #625 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:01 »

Quote from: LeeC on 13 Apr 2011, 19:32

"Looks like Peter Jackson is becoming a lord...of the Rings."

David_Dovey · « **Reply #626 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:05 »

Quote from: tania on 13 Apr 2011, 18:54

Quote from: Rizzo on 13 Apr 2011, 18:35
the double down

in canada's defense, these aren't actually available here

They are available in Australia though! (as of a couple of weeks ago)

Also, isn't there somewhere where people put butter in their coffee? I thought that was Ethiopia.

Rizzo · « **Reply #627 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:17 »

Yup, totally had a double down a day or two after they came out. Amazing in a horrible way.

JD · « **Reply #628 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:36 »

Quote from: Rizzo on 13 Apr 2011, 18:35

Quote from: JD on 13 Apr 2011, 18:16
Quote from: Rizzo on 13 Apr 2011, 17:40
The moral of the story is USA is doing disgusting things to food as usual.
Coming from the land of Vegemite
Yeast spread vs the double down, twinkies, cream in coffee, donuts with the calories of 2 big macs, clamato, turducken... need I go on? The abominations your country has unleashed make every other food abuser look like amateurs.

(Glorious glorious abominations that I cannot wait to eat in June)

Doesn't stop Vegemite/Marmite from being disgusting.

David_Dovey · « **Reply #629 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:38 »

Have you actually tried Vegemite?

JD · « **Reply #630 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:39 »

Noooo

Rizzo · « **Reply #631 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:40 »

Then hold your tongue for you know not of what you speak.

Lunchbox · « **Reply #632 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:41 »

Quote from: Lunchbox on 13 Apr 2011, 18:40

We're not having this argument again.
If you like vegemite/marmite, hooray!
If you don't, please just be quiet let and the rest of us enjoy it.
(Amanda Palmer is the exception to this rule.)

JD · « **Reply #633 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 21:49 »

ugh fine

David_Dovey · « **Reply #634 on:** 13 Apr 2011, 22:12 »

HOW CAN YOU HATE A FOOD YOU HAVE NEVER EATEN OR LIKELY EVEN SEEN IN PERSON

The Seldom Killer · « **Reply #635 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 01:28 »

Dudes, turn off your Caps Lock, it makes you sound like you're really angry about something.

Ozymandias · « **Reply #636 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 01:29 »

I've had vegemite and it is definitely not something I'd include in my national identity but I guess to each their own.

Rizzo · « **Reply #637 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 01:35 »

Look, all New Zealand has are sheep, kiwi, an indigenous people that we like to oppress and vegimite... You can't expect too much of us.

Metope · « **Reply #638 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 04:10 »

redglasscurls · « **Reply #639 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 06:40 »

Tibetans do butter tea, never heard of it in coffee though

McTaggart · « **Reply #640 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 07:39 »

While I don't really dig cream in coffee I would totally do butter coffee.

Lines · « **Reply #641 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 07:48 »

Quote from: David_Dovey on 13 Apr 2011, 22:12

HOW CAN YOU HATE A FOOD YOU HAVE NEVER EATEN OR LIKELY EVEN SEEN IN PERSON

I have seen it in person and eaten it and I still think it's foul, but I would probably rather eat vegemite than that donut burger monstrosity.

redglasscurls · « **Reply #642 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 08:46 »

I... I think I put that butter tea thing in the wrong thread. That or a lot of things got deleted? I am so lost.

EDIT: I am a moron and missed the entire last page when commenting.

Tergon · « **Reply #643 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 08:48 »

Someone needs to put a Double Down between two doughnuts that have been spread with vegemite and eat it. It'll either be hilarious for us all to hear about, or you'll have passed God's ultimate dare and proven you have the courage to change the world. I'm pretty sure that's actually how most superheroes start out.

Thomas Edison · « **Reply #644 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 08:54 »

Challenge accepted.

(Jussssst as soon as the Double Down comes to England)

Caleb · « **Reply #645 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 09:14 »

The donuts should be cooked on a grill for a bit to get a bit crispy.

Class we have a very special guest today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFf3ZWNF6EY&feature=player_embedded

mberan42 · « **Reply #646 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 13:38 »

Quote from: Rizzo on 14 Apr 2011, 01:35

Look, all New Zealand has are sheep, kiwi, an indigenous people that we like to oppress and vegimite... You can't expect too much of us.

I didn't see a SINGLE Kiwi when I was there. Saw a ton of those really curious parrot-like birds, though. My brother and his friend almost got one to hop into our campervan, but I stopped him 'cause I didn't want bird shit in it.

Parrot-like bird in question:

Another bird I saw a lot of:

ackblom12 · « **Reply #647 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 14:25 »

That first picture is a Kea Parrot, the smartest and most evil of birds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twg4Yg4gFoo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekGkyC1hDlY

Rizzo · « **Reply #648 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 15:07 »

Quote from: mberan42 on 14 Apr 2011, 13:38

Birds!

First one's a kea, good thing you didn't let it near your car as they sometimes rip the shit out of the doors and steal your windscreen wipers.

Second one's a weka. They're pretty good natured, just like to run around and eat shit.

Katherine · « **Reply #649 on:** 14 Apr 2011, 15:26 »

I don't think I could be mad if a bird stole my windshield wipers. That's just so random. I mean, maybe not for you being from New Zealand, but the only things around here that would steal my wiper blades have thumbs.

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