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SoCal8908 Posts
On December 18 2014 01:23 Plansix wrote:
All right, enough debate about the status of the thread and its place in the world:
The real question is - Christmas Dinner: Turkey or Ham?
Answer: Neither, we are American Swedes and eat cured fish, hardtack and Akvavit.
American Italian reporting in with lots of baked ziti and Italian meats. no ham tho like some of us have.
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On December 18 2014 00:58 Erasme wrote:Show nested quote +On December 18 2014 00:23 crms wrote:
wow ahswtini god tier member can post twitch pastas without a warn! its not a twitch pasta you internet pleb
anything thats ever been pasta'd has become a twitch pasta, do you even reynard?
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On December 18 2014 01:23 Plansix wrote:
All right, enough debate about the status of the thread and its place in the world:
The real question is - Christmas Dinner: Turkey or Ham?
Answer: Neither, we are American Swedes and eat cured fish, hardtack and Akvavit.
Neither, we eat pork and duck.
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Northern Ireland22208 Posts
On December 18 2014 01:23 Plansix wrote:
All right, enough debate about the status of the thread and its place in the world:
The real question is - Christmas Dinner: Turkey or Ham?
Answer: Neither, we are American Swedes and eat cured fish, hardtack and Akvavit.
don't swedes have that disgusting fermented rotten canned fish thats like a biohazard in confined spaces?
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My cousins have some god-forsaken Icelandic version of the ridiculously vile "preserved" fish delicacy around this time of year. It's literally unbelievable.
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My mommy usually makes the family some delicious Ribroast
its delicious
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On December 18 2014 00:03 harodihg wrote:
When I look at you I see a rock. A big dumb rock. But inside of that rock there MAY just be a gem. There most likely isn't, and the rock is most likely just a dumb rock through and through, but that won't stop me from trying to get inside and checking just to make sure. I'll do my best to make a responsible, intelligent, and pragmatic man of you, Plansix.
My take away from this is that harodihg wants to get inside Plansix. Alright then.
On December 18 2014 01:01 BluemoonSC wrote:
I think we are collectively going down a road the mods hated us for last time around lol
I think we'll be ok as long as we don't mention the-game-that-shall-not-be-named. But then again I'm feeling quite optimistic today.
And who eats ham on Christmas Day? o_o
Kelly Bronze turkeys. Yes, we're fancy in my house.
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On December 18 2014 01:28 Plansix wrote:Show nested quote +On December 18 2014 01:25 Dattish wrote:
No plan6, we have ham in Sweden, but thanks for spreading misinformation about our culture. No, I was saying my Christmas dinner(hence why I said "America Swedes").  You can have whatever you want.... Show nested quote +On December 18 2014 01:27 rabidch wrote:On December 18 2014 01:23 Plansix wrote:
All right, enough debate about the status of the thread and its place in the world:
The real question is - Christmas Dinner: Turkey or Ham?
Answer: Neither, we are American Swedes and eat cured fish, hardtack and Akvavit. cured fish? like hakarl :D? I never remember the names until the day of the meal, but I assume so. I know its a lot of haddock.
It's definitely not hakarl. Hakarl is the worst thing in the world.
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On December 18 2014 01:47 ahswtini wrote:Show nested quote +On December 18 2014 01:23 Plansix wrote:
All right, enough debate about the status of the thread and its place in the world:
The real question is - Christmas Dinner: Turkey or Ham?
Answer: Neither, we are American Swedes and eat cured fish, hardtack and Akvavit. don't swedes have that disgusting fermented rotten canned fish thats like a biohazard in confined spaces?
You eat that in August. During xmas it's just a lot of ham, potato, meatballs, sausage, salmon and herring mainly together with a lot of other smaller stuff.
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28084 Posts
All I know is that Turkey sucks and my family usually cooks one for christmas.
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Turkey isn't that bad cmon. At least, the stuffing is really good even if it's not technically turkey you need a turkey to have proper stuffing.
That said, leftover turkey is awful, and turkey soup is the worst.
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United Kingdom14103 Posts
turkey is nice emu wtf :o
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On December 18 2014 02:02 Sn0_Man wrote:
Turkey isn't that bad cmon. At least, the stuffing is really good even if it's not technically turkey you need a turkey to have proper stuffing.
That said, leftover turkey is awful, and turkey soup is the worst.
We use Turkey stock to make risotto. Much better use of it than soup.
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28084 Posts
Last time I had Turkey I think I was in Grade 7? I hate the smell when it's being cooked as well.
But I have major issues with eating so don't mind me.
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United Kingdom14103 Posts
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But I don't like it. How am I missing out? Missing out would be if I never got the chance to try it and decide if I liked it.
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On December 18 2014 02:00 Gosi wrote:Show nested quote +On December 18 2014 01:47 ahswtini wrote:On December 18 2014 01:23 Plansix wrote:
All right, enough debate about the status of the thread and its place in the world:
The real question is - Christmas Dinner: Turkey or Ham?
Answer: Neither, we are American Swedes and eat cured fish, hardtack and Akvavit. don't swedes have that disgusting fermented rotten canned fish thats like a biohazard in confined spaces? You eat that in August. During xmas it's just a lot of ham, potato, meatballs, sausage, salmon and herring mainly together with a lot of other smaller stuff.
Yeah, clearly "American Swedes" are going to base their holiday meals on the food we can get over here. Our dinner is based "Swedish food" on what my great grandmother could get back in the 1920s in the US.
Also, I have seen the rotting fish can and it is as terrible and horrifying as you would expect. That shit could clear a room in under a minute.
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United Kingdom14103 Posts
On December 18 2014 02:09 TheEmulator wrote:
But I don't like it. How am I missing out? Missing out would be if I never got the chance to try it and decide if I liked it.
i guess same as if someone enjoys something immensely but someone else just cant get into it?
iono, i gues ur not
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Lalalaland34486 Posts
On December 18 2014 01:13 dismiss wrote:Show nested quote +On December 18 2014 01:09 Firebolt145 wrote:Please guys don't make this difficult for us  Firebolt49%, can I be from Lalalaland too, pretty please? : )
I can only edit my own location, I can't edit others. Think only admins can do that. Sorry ~
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