/ck/ - Food & Cooking

with four

>>5021838
If he's a fucking robot why's he eating noodles anyways?

HE SAY YOU BRADE RUNNER

>>5021838

with lots of salt, msg, and fake meat and fake scallions.

>>5021906
He isn't a robot. Watch the movie.

With Earth worms.

>>5023849
If *you* watched the movie, you'd know he's a fucking robot.

>>5023855
I own the movie. I've watched it a hundred times. He isn't a robot, you numb skull. He's the one who hunts the skin jobs.

I hope you're just dumb and not trolling me.

>>5023855
not that other guy btw.
but how did it come out?

isn't it like that he fins out he, too, has implanted memories?

>>5023865
The director of the movie says that Deckard is a replicant in his version. In the book however, Deckard is a human. He is a replicant designed to hunt other replicants.

>>5023865
There are lots of little hints throughout the film that imply he's a replicant, the biggest one being his eyes briefly flash red in one scene just like the other replicants

>not owning a pair of the Blade Runner whiskey tumblers

do you even retire, faggot?

>>5023906

What's the purpose of those anyway? Does a drink taste different out of its respective glass, like whiskey out of a tumbler?

>>5023922
Not really, its just a tradition the same way you're supposed to drink champagne out of those tall flute glasses

>>5023931
>>5023922
Yes it does. If you want to experience the full flavor of a whiskey, drink it out of pic related. The convex form channels the aroma.

Tumblers are more common for bourbon, also it's a lot more convenient if you drink it on the rocks.

>>5023898
which scene is that? i bet that is visible only on blueray with like a huge resolution

>>5023971
stupid asshole

>>5023971
fucking moron

>>5023950
Surely you can get the same aroma affect just by swirling it around a bit in the glass?

>>5023997
you'll get a scent, that's for sure... but with the nosing glas you just put your nose above the opening and BOOM, full flavor every time you smell it.

Also drinks do taste different with different thickness of the glass touching your mouth. Your senses work together there and play mindgames on you.

>>5023997
Not really. A tumbler can hardly gather any aromas.

>>5023865
How do you explain the unicorn dream and then the guy leaving the unicorn model?

>>5023950

Is it like with the beer with the swirly bottle neck?

>>5024029
Not at all.

Aww man. I was looking forward to a better blade runner replicant/human debate. I was going to make popcorn and everything.

Obviously Deckard orders a dish than can be eaten either with noodles or with something else, supposedly rice. This because he has to say explicitly 'with noodles', Otherwise the cook would have given him rice by standard. So it's not a standard menu item like Peking duck because those never come with noodles.

Maybe he orders something on the top of the menu card (hence the small number four - or two). In my Chinese restaurant that would be soup or starters.

Maybe he orders two portions of something. Spring rolls or chicken drumsticks.

>>5024128
now this comes to my mind. it's surely no soup, since he can have as a take-away in a flying car.

>>5024128
why would it be peking duck or anything chinese at all? in the movie the azn invasion is japanese.

>>5021906
also do you even black text?

>>5021906
Replicants aren't robots you slack-jawed fucknugget. They're artificial organisms. Don't you think the whole "you might be a replicant and not know it" thing would be out the window if you didn't fucking eat?

Think about things for more than two seconds you cum-stained niggerfaggot.

ITT: strong language on plain noodles

Dude was NOT a replicant. You MFers are high.

Replicants have DNA (comes out when Tyrell talks about methylating agents), and artificial organisms wouldn't necessarily need DNA. If they have DNA, they have cells and organs, too, and then they need food regularly.

>>5024345
"I prefer the term artificial person"

>>5024024
You mean liek this one? Oh, crap!.......

A: Deckard was a Replicant, eyeshine and all that.

B: I would blanch his noodles and then pan fry them in peanut oil, sprinkle some sesame seeds on there and call it a done deal. Bladerunners don't need complicated shit in their noodles.

I don't cook for Replicants, I retire them.

>>5024357
that's not matching what he orders. he orders 'four, two two, and noodles'

tsingtao

>>5024353
>You mean liek this one?
NO.

Like this one.

I guess there can't be a lot of meat going on in Blade Runner, so it'll be a vegetarian dish. Replicants aren't robots though right? Like, they have organs and muscles and stuff? So maybe they replicate animals and can get meat from them like that. With their technology they can probably just grow meat though.

Anyway, I'd fuck up his order on purpose and give him rice.

>>5021971

I loled

>>5024128
the cook is referred to as 'sushi master' in the script
deckard orders four pieces of sushi, and the cook argues "no, two is enough for you" so he gives up and orders noodles to go with.

>>5021838
>Deckard eats PLAIN noodles

Why the fuck would you order that? Unless the noodles were scientifically flavored with something then wat gives

>>5024632
I dunno, it's the future.

I have an imagination though, I can think of plenty of reasons why somebody would order plain noodles.

>>5024545
They do clone animals, as it is explain in the book, but it's VERY expensive, so I doubt they'd use it for meat. Most people keep robotic pets cause they're cheaper so I guess meat would be insanely rare.