Jamal

I’ve never eaten an ear. I’d be hoping for crispy rather than gelatinous, so your oreja sounds unappealing. Tongue tacos—another thing I haven’t tried...

I asked Google why Americans don’t eat rabbit and it told me that “selling hunted game is not legal in the United States.” And I guess there aren’t ma...

@"Noble Dust" In fact it does have its own subtle flavour, and while it’s not the most exciting meat, the legs are great cooked in red wine.

Chicken, but leaner.

Rabbit soup for dinner. I only used half, and reserved the meaty legs for roasting.

Well, you asked for it. In the second sentence of the OP you claimed without backing it up that a difference between languages implies that one is bet...

I doubt those are even legitimate questions, in terms of linguistics. I have a very strong, and perhaps very eccentric, hatred of ignorant chatter abo...

I hope someone with knowledge of linguistics (seems to be only @"hypericin" so far) contributes to this discussion, because so far it belongs in the L...

You didn't need to elaborate. I'm familiar with this sort of talk. In my experience, youngsters these days have better social skills and confidence, a...

You have no interest in what ways.

Impressively informal English. However, in the UK we would usually say "stick the telly on".

Not sure about that. I carefully avoided making that judgement, which is the point at which your audience understandably begins to groan. The kids I k...

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To me, what makes you compelling is that you’re real. Like the true crime stuff I’ve been getting addicted to lately, the crucial thing is that it’s a...

Good one. I sometime explain away my obnoxious behaviour by saying I’m just being scraptious. I think it’s a combination of scrappy and captious. I al...

What I find hard to get over is that I wrote "my youngsters" instead of "by youngsters". I know it's Friday, but even so, that's a serious slip-up.

For us it was a quick walk in one direction up to the hills and woods, and in the other direction down to the beach. In the holidays we divided our ti...

Cool. Note that there's a reading group section here: https://thephilosophyforum.com/categories/16/reading-groups

Got any of these? https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/19f5fe6/2147483647/strip/true/crop/4608x2592+0+290/resize/1200x675!/quality/90/?url=http...

Alpha cock? I’m making honey, oat, and nut bars for an afternoon snack. I've been thinking of ways to use the huge amounts of Bashkortostani honey we’...

Cooking tip. Next time you have turkey hearts for breakfast, make sure to cut out and discard the aortas before cooking, because they're chewy and hor...

Our friendship was already balancing on a knife edge and now this.

Sounds like my brother. He's a black socks on the beach kind of guy.

My brother, who--and this might be relevant--moved to Australia 15 years ago, mocks me for wearing V-neck t-shirts, because he says they "look gay (no...

How boorish. Can a man not be snazzy without fear of abuse?

I'm looking for a fourth generation Celica.

Bodacious. I'm on board.

My agreement with such is not an existent. Hey does anyone use the word "snazzy" these days. Anyone mind if I bring it back? Not that it was ever cool...

I reckon you’d need two or three green cardamom pods per day at most. It’s not the road to penury.

Enjoy, and report your findings to the Shoutbox if you'd be so kind.

There used to be a restaurant in Denia that combined Japanese and Mexican cuisines. And it wasn’t like you might expect: some Mexican dishes and a few...

You finally realize it's a disgusting combination? :grin: I had half of a big omelette for breakfast. It had onions and cheese in it and was cooked in...

I have an irrational hatred of people who smoke less than 10 a day, and people who can take it or leave it.

I had to go on Google Maps when I saw Hobart mentioned here, since I knew nothing about it. It strikes me as a secret paradise, but that's partly a co...

I recall you were giving up a few years ago, but you neglected to report back on your progress. Well done, good to know.

What about Hawaiian shirts?

Born: London, England Raised: The shires of Dumfries and Ayr, Scotland Have lived in: Scotland, England, France, Spain, and now Russia but not for muc...

I've only recently started back with statically typed languages after a couple of decades of freedom, and it's been good. It does encourage good codin...

I don't know which message to take away.

I just saw this bit. Great stuff, but the SQL stuff is a bit yikes to me. Cool name.

No no, every word of support is like a hand ... supporting me. Even @"unenlightened"'s.

It is intentional and of little to no concern. :smile:

Hey, everyone is building a framework these days. :grin: I'm on board. I'd attempt to go down that route exclusively if I could choose all my tech mys...

When I started getting back into this stuff a month or so ago, I was intending on learning React and brushing up on Django, but I somehow got distract...

That explains it then! :grin: Yeah I like the approach a lot.

Very cool. That use of attributes reminds me of HTMX.

The grass is always greener on the other side.

/uploads/resized/files/j8/yoptar6an2o6p2ai.jpg The view from the living room.

Our traditions hold us strongly.