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yeah that's not "brewing"
"brewing" is when for example I put a bunch of honey and spices and water in a carboy for eight weeks and it becomes booze

what you're doing there is "mixing" -- specifically, mixing just about the world's shittiest highball.

Herr Dunkel wrote:Since then I've been using 98% pure medical alcohol to brew shit.

explain pls

I'LL CHOP YA UP PUT YA INSIDE THE MATTRESS LIKE JRUG MONEY

I don't have a lot to contribue except to third what Nessari and Radius said, from another insider. I'm from the same general area as Radius, although on the other side of the duty-free shops, and I've also noticed* that this feature is one that we go light on in this neck of the woods. * in the spe...

such hostility, jeez
what if it doesn't suck?

why is she looking straight ahead when she's clearly shooting at something on the ground ten feet in front of her

whatchoo mean only three man there's loads of words with a plural in -i

Dewrad wrote:Breaking faykabe for a moment

i've never seen that word spoonerised like that before
stealin it.

and how is Sirène by the way

I had no idea what malört is so I googled it here are some of the pictures that came up just on the first page of a google images search for malört http://i.imgur.com/uGp8zen.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/8D6fEjm.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/ehsQNZx.jpg?2 http://i.imgur.com/rGWkIGu.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/x...

god yeah chicken thighs cost less than half that here
is Waitrose's like a UK version of Whole Foods or something?

I guess there are places where chicken is expensive around here it's way cheaper than any other meat but I get put off eating it sometimes because a couple blocks down the hill from me is a big grey monolith where chickens go to become a non-count noun and it's been sporting some blatant but chronic...

not necessarily From: GREGORY ANDERSON [mailto:drgander8347387@zdnetmail.com] Subject: PROPOSAL PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL Hello and God bless you sir, I am GREGORY ANDERSON, an accountant with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, and I am HUMBLY REQUESTING YOUR IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE in the mat...

Nortaneous wrote:Saanich - no noun/verb distinction, semiregular metathesis, parasitic suffixes

please explain

what movie was it

wikipedia's article on cursive hebrew has a sample of "modern sephardic script" that looks a lot like this

from one of my friends, this use of super for emphasis seems to be spreading among my circle

"Hendricks? Is that the really good gin?"
"It super is."

as well as a similar use of mega

"But I don't really like gin."
"Yeah but you'll like this one. You gotta try it."
"I gotta?"
"You mega gotta."

no, they don't.
but the shitty ones (none that i've ever eaten were particularly falutin) are still more than able to drown out the flavour of pretty much anything else

speaking of burgers and overpowering, I remember seeing an article once about some hotel restaurant that had created a fifty dollar hamburger. They talked about how it had some fancy kind of beef and how they'd done the onions and the sauce and some perfect bun or whatever but the kicker was that th...

man in the pacific northwest you're lucky to get V at all

y'all are making me curious by saying it's awful

Csodaszarvas wrote:And metallic hydrogen bone structure. (I don't know how far fetched this is.)

metallic hydrogen is a liquid, innit?

The Japanese equivalent to "let's" is much more commonly used than "let's" is in English, so a lot of instances of "let's" are a result of direct translations. Well, that and you can't just go doing things on your own. That would be completely degenerate behaviour. All things must be done together ...

not a hell of a lot, other than that it smells like Engrish But others here are confirming my own impression that there isn't any dialect at all in which "all two" isn't weird as all hell, and unlikely to be produced even by accident -- much less left there through a reread after being produced by a...

yeah but that's a result of Robot English ... i kinda think the original was likely an instance of Engrish or similar