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Yeah because it’s sexual assault and not funny.
Yeah because it’s sexual assault and not funny.
This but also humans are inherently greedy, easy to corrupt, and prone to power hungry authoritarianism, so no system we create to govern ourselves has ever, or will ever, be fair or just.
So in cafes and restaurants you get kettles at your table to heat water for tea, and at home you put teapots on the stove to cook tea?
Or were the people I was replying to getting the two confused?
More content like the Chinese Cooking Demystified channel, and the Food 52 stuff with chef Lucas Sin.
I like to watch stuff where I’m getting some of the history and geography of the techniques, ingredients and dishes being presented; while also being talked through the various chemical reactions going on at every stage and why they’re important to the desired outcome of the dish.
Plant based content would very much be appreciated too.
Are kettle and teapot switched around in US English or something?
I thought kettles didn’t work in america because your electricity is too weak?
Me after watching Invincible over the weekend. Guess who’s having all the flashbacks now?
20’s: “Don’t look up.”