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

[Snarf Zagyg]

Are you all in the UK okay?

"I love spicy foods like red curry or ketchup ...."


Dear god .....

 

[Parmandur]

Im too old to really know what Mindcraft even is.

Digital Legos

 

[Cadence]

Are you all in the UK okay?

With all that is wrong in the world, at least I can take small artery clogging comfort in that I live within 3.5 miles of a Popeyes and two Bojangles. Why on earth anyone goes to KFC, Chick-fil-A, or Zestos (also within that distance) is completely beyond me.

 

[Ryujin]

Sometimes, just sometimes, a thread will come back around. IMX, this happens when the toxicity is caused by a small number of loud individuals who get themselves booted. Then the rest of the thread can breathe easily again.

...until the next fart. You gotta get back in between farts.

And sometimes it takes a while before such people exhaust their supply of sock puppets. And then things heat up again once they have generated more.

 

[CleverNickName]

I spent a little bit of time in England a few years ago, before the pandemic. The food I had was pretty good, I won't lie, but the only thing "spicy" I was able to find was the pub mustard. There wasn't a single molecule of capsaicin anywhere to be found, and I was looking hard.

Which is really weird, for a country that claims Chicken Tikka Masala as the national dish.

 

[Ryujin]

I spent a little bit of time in England a few years ago, before the pandemic. The food I had was pretty good, I won't lie, but the only thing "spicy" I was able to find was the pub mustard. There wasn't a single molecule of capsaicin anywhere to be found, and I was looking hard.

Which is really weird, for a country that claims Chicken Tikka Masala as the national dish.

With all of the mentions of Vindaloo, I'm very surprised by this. Popeye's 'hot' chicken tenders, with Buffalo Sauce, barely give a tongue tingle.

EDIT - Maybe the whole post is ironic?

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

I spent a little bit of time in England a few years ago, before the pandemic. The food I had was pretty good, I won't lie, but the only thing "spicy" I was able to find was the pub mustard. There wasn't a single molecule of capsaicin anywhere to be found, and I was looking hard.

Which is really weird, for a country that claims Chicken Tikka Masala as the national dish.

The Indian food that most British people eat is less spicy than the mild salsa at Taco Bell, IMO.

 

[Umbran]

Which is really weird, for a country that claims Chicken Tikka Masala as the national dish.

Chickent Tikka Masala is, in my experience, generally among the most mild things present on an Indian Restaurant menu.

 

[RealAlHazred]

Im too old to really know what Mindcraft even is.

Nonsense. I'd never played Minecrapt until my then-girlfriend introduced me to it when I was in my 40s. It has an appeal that transcends age; it's just that young people have more time to build things, which helps -- some constructions are insanely labor-intensive.

 

[Ryujin]

Chickent Tikka Masala is, in my experience, generally among the most mild things present on an Indian Restaurant menu.

The yoghurt definitely takes the edge off any spices used in it.