The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Zardnaar]

No, that's what @Zardnaar thinks American cheese is, and honestly I can hardly blame him. As I said, we don't share the good stuff. Same with the beer

I knew about Wisconsin cheeses.

As I understand it in America you have high end and low end bulk type stuff.

Our stuff is roughly in the middle of those two things the food standards are higher and various things Americans do to their food is illegal here.

Do the inputs are higher quality generally but US has better high end stuff and more variety. Most of the rest is just basic stuff like grass feed cattle vs grain fed. Less industrialized farming here with the exception of dairy.

 

[Ryujin]

That would be "American cheese food product", right?

Also known as "processed cheese food" because there's so little actual cheese in it, that it's illegal to call it "cheese."

 

[Cadence]

Oh to be able to vivisect in thread the IRL ones you seem to be acting like are not awful.

 

[Jacob Lewis]

Why am I here again?

 

[trappedslider]

Why am I here again?

The eternally unanswered question we all share

 

[Bolares]

Why am I here again?

Because work is boring today?

 

[Jacob Lewis]

Because work is boring today?

No, I don't work anymore. Which means my time is even more valuable now, so I feel its being squandered on certain topics and activities.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Because work is boring today?

Work is the scourge of the drinking class.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Well it's much like American cheese flavoured dairy products and chocolate flavoured candy like Hershey's.

Recipe for creating The Full American.

Step 1. Insert the Hershey's.

Step 2. Insert the cheezliciousness.

Step 3. Bring that awesome chococheese mizture home with a pure blast of American Beer Foam!

You're welcome.

 

[payn]

Recipe for creating The Full American.

Step 1. Insert the Hershey's.

Step 2. Insert the cheezliciousness.

Step 3. Bring that awesome chococheese mizture home with a pure blast of American Beer Foam!

You're welcome.

One newer American tradition is beer darts. You sit ina circle with an unopened beer at your feet. Then, you take turns throwing a dart (yes at cans near each others feet) until you strike a can. Then, the person behind the beer must drink down to the level that the dart hit in the can. It's dumb like a lot of American stuff.

I had to slam a Coors "creamsickle" seltzer. Delicious when you simply sip and enjoy, quite awful when you are forced to chug it. (I thought the slim profile can would be an advantage. It was not.)