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Ok, here me out but this is one unpopular opinion.
I hate the new Doritos flavours (Triple cheese & Pepperoni Pizza)
There horrible, there too strong, there’s too much flabours in my mouth at once you can’t even focus on one thing at a time

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Not sure there are any new crisp flavours I’ve tried I’ve ever liked. It seems like companies always try new flavours, and then usually they get phased out. Although it seems especially laughable to try and do a cheese flavoured crisp when it obviously can never compete with actually putting cheese onto your crisps like nachos.

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Agreed in every form

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Maybe a bit TMI but anyway:

Me: Doesn’t like coffee
(like really, it tears through my body)

Also Me: Decides to get one anyway for a chance at an early-morning energy boost (a Mocha Latte is the only one my palate can handle that masks the taste)

Me 3 hours later: “Release me from this bathroom hell!! :persevere:


The price I pay for working at Starclucks. I’ve even earned the nickname “The Milkman” because sometimes on my breaks I just order straight-up glasses of milk, which is apparently considered blasphemy.
Hey, if it ain’t broke, I ain’t fixing it. :milk_glass:

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totally normal thing to do!

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I don’t like any Doritos. I prefer plain tortilla chips. I also don’t like bbq potato chips. Just plain. I know, I’m strange.

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Nothing wrong with that, although slightly funny it is the actual coffee causing you problems rather than being lactose intolerant. All good boys drink milk.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e1xvyTdBZI

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It is absolutely hilarious you say that.

My manager floored me this past weekend as I was ending my shift, as he mentioned that according to movies, only villains drink milk.
He listed: The crazy evil girlfriend in Get Out – drinks milk. The gang in Clockwork Orange – drinks milk. The main nazi in Inglorious Basterds – drinks milk!!

I even looked it up myself, and it’s so very true! There are entire articles and videos about this specific topic!
I guess it’ll only be a matter of time before I begin my villain transformation.

Been doing this for 24 years and I’ve been fine, so it’s definitely not the milk haha

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Leon from The Professional drinks milk, and although a hitman, he’s not the bad guy.

And @TheChicken: the power of Pike compels you! The power of Pike compels you!

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They don’t actually drink milk, “milk” is just in-book slang for a cocktail of synthetic drugs that resembles real milk.

Although continuing the trend I would like to remind you that Daniel Plainview from There Will Be Blood drinks your milkshake, he drinks it all up.

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I only really like the Cool original (Blue ones) because there do plain you can actually enjoy eating them and not gag. :joy:

Yeah that’s me! Although i do seem to be able to have more lactose then I used to

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Disaffected Starbucks employee sounds like a villain origin story if I’ve ever heard one! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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And why not? The villain of Thor: Love and Thunder already got the second best supervillain origin story, as predicted by George Carlin: disgruntled worshiper.

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Hey Norseman. So I got my match today for the Imgur Secret Santa. Not too many things to choose from, I know nothing about house plants and how to even send them. But some other things to work with. I imagine you have some knowledge about whisky?

I have a couple of weeks until I need to send this, so plan to think it over, but any suggestions would be great, from you or anyone else on here.

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Houseplants and whiskey huh??? It’s almost like you’re his secret Santa :joy:

You can’t go wrong with a single malt scotch that’s at least 12 years old, but the Japanese Suntory brand is also very fun. They love scotch so most theirs are made in the same way (just can’t be called scotch bc they aren’t made in Scotland). Suntory Toki is very reasonable in terms of price and very delicious (pick up 2 so you can have one also).

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Back in August, I completed Paris on Professional difficulty in Hitman 2016. Yesterday and today, I finally got around to completing Sapienza. It wasn’t too bad, however I never realized how much I could hate the virus objective until now. All the other times I’ve completed Sapienza I only did the virus once and saved/loaded a bunch of times to complete all of the other challenges, but I can’t do that on Professional mode and it just got annoying constantly going down to “Ether’s Field Lab…you made it” and shooting the stalactite. In hindsight I suppose I could’ve used the explosive phone in the garage (if that exploit even works in 2016)

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If anyone hasn’t seen this, it’s quite interesting.

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I know nothing about either but I know some good board games. Wonder if they’d like packets of seeds but I guess that is more of an outdoor gardening thing.

That sounds fun, I’ll look into it. There’s a part of me that would like to get more into understanding alchol. Partially because I live in Scotland so ofcourse there’s lots of stuff made in this country, but also partially who someone who loves cooking, it feels weird not to also some appreciation for drink as well. I’d like to be able to understand how to mix drinks as well. Probably on my mind right now as I do a second job in a supermarket right now, shelf stacking the juice aisles, but also doing the section which has all the drink mixers like Indian Tonic Water and Schweppes, makes you realise all the kindof variety of stuff there is.

Something I’d like to do down the future.

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I don’t like it either. But sometimes (very rarely) I’ll go ahead and drink some. 2 dairy creamers and 4 (packets of) sugar.

What about cold-brewed coffee? It has less of a bite than hot-brewed. Even if you chill coffee that was hot-brewed you’ll still taste the “bite” or bitterness. The first time I tried cold-brewed coffee I was so surprised… by how I didn’t want to spit it out. :joy: I actually liked it!

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I have some, I’m far from an expert on the subject. I would suggest some Whisky from Highland Park, the Viking Honour 12 year. Is a pleasant Whisky and fairly reasonable priced. But I can also read that he/she also enjoys board games. Here I would personally recommend Mansion of Madness.

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