/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>32870743
I used to, before I realised they were all just laughing at me behind my back and making fun of everything I did. I haven't had friends in four years. The only people I interact with at this point is anons here and my Mum.

>>32772113
Yeah, you got it.

>>32738720
When I was about 10 I was invited to join MENSA and I rejected it because "I don't wanna be in anymore freakshows." So I'd say I'm smarter than at least 60% of them.

>>32733630
Technically most men are also bad cooks yes, but they're also much more willing to learn in my experience and most are closer to middle range in terms of cooking skill while women are mostly below average. I count "can make a functional thanksgiving dinner" as average. Meaning they can make mashed potato, roast poultry, and at least some kind of vegetable side dish. When they can properly sear an ahi tuna steak I'll count them as "slightly above average."

Chammers seems to have attracted some higher power cooks this time. Mayhaps I will submit something for the next one.

>>32633227
>>32633269
>>32633230
I actually use almost all of them pretty frequently. I just have 13 now because I ran out of white balsamic and decided to order the balsamic three pack with white and normal and fig balsamic since I got a discount code. Put some fig balsamic reduction on a chicken sandwich, it's delicious, quick pickle any crunchy vegetable with a hyper acidic malic acid and salt and sugar and pomegranate vinegar solution in a vacuum container, great topping for a chicken sandwich.

Tonight, Anya eats a piece of sourdough