/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17162181
When I was in college I went to Walmart the day after Halloween to get inexpensive candy. The candy aisle was full of old fat people in scooters scooping sugary treats into their baskets. I ended up behind one of them at the deli and later at the register. This bitch with a basket full of candy and fried chicken opened the impulse purchase refrigerator and pulled out a diet coke.

>>15901663
>Apparently eating Parmesan cheese through smoking is now a thing.
It's almost as if you're deliberately misinterpreting that article for the express purpose of posting it on a board that it's not actually related to.

I swear it's like everyone forgot voting for zion Don was supposed to be a joke and ended up trolling themselves into fuming eternally.

>>14779809
This.

>And then I see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning?

>>14168928
At no point have I been anything but calm. When you make thinly veiled posts bitching about Americans do you actually think it bothers us?

>>13454763
All of the legwork is being done by a shadow gov't comprised largely of NGOs, he just needs to sign shit and approve things that he probably doesn't understand if he reads them in the first place. That's why his rhetoric often clashes with what he does.
>We're gonna BUILD THE WALL
>And fuck up the profit margin of the farms that utilize abusive business practices which require vulnerable people with no protection
>Oops haha looks like that's taking forever because of those darn DUMBOCRATS but if you give us your money and your vote we'll totally get it next time
>We're gonna TAKE THE GUNS FIRST AND GO THROUGH DUE PROCESS SECOND
>Because I'm just like any other bootlicking zionist NYC politician
>Oops haha looks like Ukraine hacked my twitter I love the 2nd commandment
But of course he implemented a bump stock ban via federal rule, arguably for the financial benefit of the ancient faggots who fucked up the post-Hughes auto market by buying firearms as investments.