Iirc I’ve never tasted doritos, but all the similar chips have been shit at least.
Plain salted tortilla chips can be nice though, given you got some salsa. But that cancerous yellow dust that people seem to enjoy?

Iirc I’ve never tasted doritos, but all the similar chips have been shit at least.
Plain salted tortilla chips can be nice though, given you got some salsa. But that cancerous yellow dust that people seem to enjoy?

I think early exposure to several different OS’s means you’re at least not too poor, and lack of money does correlate a lot with illiteracy of all sorts.
Every time someone’s foaming at the mouth at how safe it is to eat Teflon, I can’t help but to be reminder of the confidence of 1950’s ad executives:




May be, may be. But also the whole “one Finn equals ten Russians” meme has been around longer than living memory.


It’s only cows milk that us lactose intolerant people are affected by
Yeah that’s not true


Jimmy is being pushed by IDF or Mossad and just can’t handle it


Not really unless you count Israeli trolls and proxy-pressure as contesting it.


Yeah I’ve heard this one before and I like it.
Jesus you are thick of skull.
A person who doesn’t have access to good tap water and may not have anything but small convenience stores near him doesn’t necessarily have access to actual regular water, because that’s not a good product for small convenience stores to have, as the profit margins are too small.
You don’t understand commerce, you don’t understand business, you don’t understand economy, hell, you don’t even understand English.
You can have your childish tantrum all you want but everyone here knows you’re utterly wrong, even you.
I know you don’t understand English, but once again, no-one is blaming anyone or excusing anything. Because I, a person who has never been in the US, is just talking about a societal phenomena that’s pretty promo prominent in, but not limited to, the US.
Oh sorry, that’s me “writing an essay” again and you won’t be able to keep up. :((((
You are a stubborn idiot.
Why do you pretend food deserts don’t exist, when they every clearly do?
Is it that much of a hit to your childish ego? Kinda pitiful.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_desert
A food desert is an area that has limited access to fresh food.[2][3][4] A food desert typically lacks the presence of a grocer and instead supplements it with convenience stores or fast food
Do you have trouble understanding the words? I can translate if you tell me your native language. Clearly it’s not English.
I didn’t prove myself wrong in anything way. You’re talking about a bottle that costs over 5 euros. You’re just having to avoid that, and to even remotely remain with your delusions, you’re now pretending you didn’t argue that you can get 1.5l for 25 cents, when 25c doesn’t even cover the 40c deposit of the 1.5l bottle.
You claimed 1e bottles don’t exist. Laughed even… Proved you 100% wrong. But you aren’t and never will be man enough to admit to your mistakes.
Deposit is part of the price you have to pay at the till. Going there and saying “oh you can wave the deposits, they’re just deposits” won’t make the price any less. You’ll get some back later, yeah. But the price at the till is the price at the till.
You’re wrong and simply not man enough to accept that.
Nope, that’s not how you spell “oh look, I am actually rather stupid for having such arrogance with zero knowledge and arguments”.
So you refused to believe a bottle of water is 1€. I proved you wrong. You thought you’d get a bottle with 25 cents, thinking water costs 5 cents above the 20 cnt deposit.
Just like you have been this entire thread (which is why everyone is downvoting you), you’re just acting like a kid who’s ashamed he did something silly and wants to pretend he didn’t.
You keep saying wrong things. I haven’t. I keep proving how the things I say are true. Which you keep ignoring, because you don’t want to be proved wrong.
Admit you were wrong. Admit that generic store brand flat water is 1€ for 0.5l in my closest store. (They don’t even have the gallon+ jug most of the time if you actually needed water.)
But like, for the umpteenth time, I DO NOT LIVE IN A FOOD DESERT NOR HAVE I EVER BEEN IN THE USA. Your reading is so bad that I have no problem believing you grew up in a shitty communist country, lol.
Oh no way, you’re still pretending to argue the thing that everyone can see you have literally no arguments for?
You’re one of those people, huh.
Can’t accept reality, can’t accept you make mistakes. Pfff. “Sad”, as the American president would say.
Food deserts are a thing which you’re trying to pretend only exists because of bad diet choices. That is ridiculously childish of a view, which is very easy to disprove to anyone who isn’t acting like a two-year old having a tantrum.
A food desert is an area that has limited access to fresh food.[2][3][4]
[2]“The Community for Science-Based Nutrition | American Nutrition Association”. americannutritionassociation.org. Archived from the original on October 5, 2018. Retrieved November 17, 2017.
[3]Story, Mary; Kaphingst, Karen M.; Robinson-O’Brien, Ramona; Glanz, Karen (2008). “Creating healthy food and eating environments: policy and environmental approaches”. Annual Review of Public Health. 29: 253–272. doi:10.1146/annurev.publhealth.29.020907.090926. ISSN 0163-7525. PMID 18031223.
[4]“Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008, 110th Cong, 2nd Sess, HR 6124, Title VII” (PDF). Archived (PDF) from the original on June 23, 2018. Retrieved November 17, 2017.


Oh yeah a Swedish sub did a similar thing to the largest US aircraft carrier, iirc. Simulated torpedos ofc but they’re as good as real ones in terms of “we got you”
Yup.
100-mil gotland class sub “sank” a 6.2 billion dollar aircraft carrier.
We Finns haven’t been allowed to have subs for a while, and I’m army, so I don’t know much about those, but it’s the same principle yeah.
The American strategy overlooks certain things sometimes. Trusts too much on technology and not enough on training.
Mine’s pretty refreshing, actually.
Got two Red Delicious and one Golden Delicious (looks like Granny Smith but is a bit softer) for the tartness.
Mmm.