Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[payn]

What you're dreaming of when you're driving and you're pulling over to get some food...*

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What you get....

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*Wait, that's not what you're thinking of? Huh. I often get my emotions confused, because it's hard to tell the difference between emotions like angry, or hungry, or sugar, or guilty, or drunk, or horny, or needs moisturizer.

 

[Scribe]

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Man, nothing personal but I just want to scream at that thread being kept alive so you gotta go on Ignore.

 

[Bedrockgames]

I don't understand why people lose their minds over the McRib. You can make them at home year-round, and they're easier to make than your standard backyard hamburger. (Buy a pound of ground pork from the meat counter, shape it into three rectangular patties, and fry them in your favorite skillet. Drain if desired, then add your favorite barbecue sauce to the skillet, cover and simmer for 5-10 minutes. Serve on your favorite hoagie bun with some dill pickle slices and slivered onion.)

I've found it very hard to replicate the crib exactly (it might boil down to the exact right barbecue sauce, the exact right bread, etc). I don't eat them any more because I can't. But when I was younger I loved the McRib and a Dr. Pepper. I get it was marketing. But it made me happy to eat. It is the furthest thing from real barbecue. You could put together something better on paper on your own, but part of what makes it a McRib it is has that McDonald's flavor. I have a similar response to the Burger King Italian Chicken Sandwich (but that is more nostalgic because my grandfather used to take me to get them after the circus when I was kid).

 

[Scribe]

I dont know where to put this, but I was looking over the artists work for Dragonbane, and I love it. That is all.

 

[trappedslider]

As per my previous tablet…

 

[Scribe]

As per my previous tablet…

Thats awesome. The reality of the world never changes.

 

[trappedslider]

Thats awesome. The reality of the world never changes.

So the full story is EVEN better:

Ea-nāṣir the person the complaint was addressed to, had other tablets in what is believed to have been his dwelling : A letter from a man named Arbituram who complained he had not received his copper yet, while another said he was tired of receiving bad copper.

The one in the image however, is recognized as the "Oldest Customer Complaint" Translated text:

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

That's why you should never trust mails in your inbox telling you that you've inherited 500 ingots of copper left in enemy territory, and they could be delivered to your yard if you were willing to transfer a few mina of silver on a crypto-money account.

 

[RealAlHazred]

They actually found a shipwreck from the correct period, and in excavating it, they found copper ingots that were actually mining slag with a thin covering of copper. So, it's possible we found one of Ea-Nasir's shipments!

 

[Jfdlsjfd]

I think Ea-nasir would have been elated to know that 6,000 years down the line, people would be mentionning is name more often than they do his king's.