Thank you for recognising that a Paul Hogan accent is different from an Australian accent.fluffy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 4:15 pmAs far as I know, Outback Steakhouse doesn't serve any actual Australian food, they just have shitty American restaurant food spoken in a Paul Hogan accent.Caravan Ray wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 3:25 pmLol!! There seemed to be a fashion for eating roo years ago - I really couldn’t get into it. I assume you are posting from the US? It is weird to think it is being exported. What is that Australian themed restaurant chain in the US? So they serve too?
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Devil’s got me Lindt! Devil’s got me Lindt!
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"that's not an Australian accent...
THIS is an Australian accent"
THIS is an Australian accent"
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Ahh. Ok. That makes mores sense. Mind you - the meal you described was likely vey good. Cooked well roo can be ok. But it’s hard to do well - and overdone ( or underdone) it can be pretty bad.gizo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 3:37 pmNah, I'm just down in Melbourne. Our local supermarket gets some roo in fairly regularly, and I grab some if the price is right.Caravan Ray wrote:
Lol!! There seemed to be a fashion for eating roo years ago - I really couldn’t get into it. I assume you are posting from the US? It is weird to think it is being exported. What is that Australian themed restaurant chain in the US? So they serve too?
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I baked a spice-filled sandworm for a Dune movie night tonight! It was a hit. That movie is awesome even if it makes no sense.
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Also made a butternut squash/feta/caramelized onion/pine nut tart for an earlier potluck today.
It was good!
It was good!
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Wanted to pass along my thanks to Irwin once again... I had my wife pickup some Fritos at the store for use with her homemade chili. It was good.
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Oddly enough just the other night I got in a conversation about how the Lynch version of Dune is the only one worth consuming anymore because all of the others that exist (including the original books) are Extremely Problematic or at least Bad, and the Lynch version is at least surreal and nonsensical enough that none of that matters. Plus, young Patrick Stewart and mostly-naked Sting.owl wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 12:06 amI baked a spice-filled sandworm for a Dune movie night tonight! It was a hit. That movie is awesome even if it makes no sense.
(Although I just realized the Lynch version really amps up the fatphobia so maybe I need to refine my take.)
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I'm surprised the book bothers you more than the movie, I'd think if there was a problematicness Venn diagram that the circle for the book would be completely inside the one for the movie. I really liked the book, but it's also been probably 10 years since I last read it and I've probably forgotten a lot. The fatphobia (+ homophobia + skin disease stuff) is gross, agreed (and the White Male Savior, Lawrence of Arabia colonization stuff, and I'm sure the list goes on...) But I love the aesthetics so much! All the wild, steampunky visual design stuff is just a treat to look at. Big hair! Obelisks! Space pugs!!!fluffy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 9:52 amOddly enough just the other night I got in a conversation about how the Lynch version of Dune is the only one worth consuming anymore because all of the others that exist (including the original books) are Extremely Problematic or at least Bad, and the Lynch version is at least surreal and nonsensical enough that none of that matters. Plus, young Patrick Stewart and mostly-naked Sting.owl wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 12:06 amI baked a spice-filled sandworm for a Dune movie night tonight! It was a hit. That movie is awesome even if it makes no sense.
(Although I just realized the Lynch version really amps up the fatphobia so maybe I need to refine my take.)
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Mmmm, I love their Bloomin' Witchetty Grubsfluffy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 4:15 pmAs far as I know, Outback Steakhouse doesn't serve any actual Australian food, they just have shitty American restaurant food spoken in a Paul Hogan accent.Caravan Ray wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 3:25 pmLol!! There seemed to be a fashion for eating roo years ago - I really couldn’t get into it. I assume you are posting from the US? It is weird to think it is being exported. What is that Australian themed restaurant chain in the US? So they serve too?
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I updated my chili recipe post because I can't believe I forgot to list the absolute shitload of cumin
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"Ouch. I wonder if this guy sounds like this when he speaks." -- Puce
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I read four of the Dune books as a teenager because people I thought were cool liked them (this probably says a lot). I didn't particularly enjoy them but they didn't really make me angry until the moment in God Emperor of Dune in which a female character reaches orgasm from watching a male character climb a wall.fluffy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 9:52 amOddly enough just the other night I got in a conversation about how the Lynch version of Dune is the only one worth consuming anymore because all of the others that exist (including the original books) are Extremely Problematic or at least Bad, and the Lynch version is at least surreal and nonsensical enough that none of that matters. Plus, young Patrick Stewart and mostly-naked Sting.
(Although I just realized the Lynch version really amps up the fatphobia so maybe I need to refine my take.)
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I don’t even remember that bit. Probably for the best.
Seattle last night I made my chili but in too small of a pot and used cubed lean sirloin which turned out to be as mistake. Oh well.
Seattle last night I made my chili but in too small of a pot and used cubed lean sirloin which turned out to be as mistake. Oh well.
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I got Salvador’s Dalis cookbook for Christmas.
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Devil’s got me Lindt! Devil’s got me Lindt!
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This week's salad jars include:
Also: I have 32 eggs in my fridge right now, maybe give or take a couple. HALP. What should I make with them?
(they had a "buy 2 dozen eggs, get a free package of sausage" special at the grocery store and the eggs were also on sale for less than $1 per dozen, so I bought 2 dozen, and then I forgot I was going to see my friend who has a farm and I bought 8 eggs from her because I know the chickens and would rather eat their nice free-range bug-eatin' freshly gathered eggs than the regular store-bought ones. I was going to hard-boil and put some in my salad jars but I forgot, I guess I could get rid of 5 or so that way. But it's still a lot of eggs.) So far the only real plan is that I'll probably make a Dutch Baby pancake over the weekend. If all else fails, deviled eggs, I guess (I can't eat a half dozen eggs scrambled or fried or hard-boiled, but I bet I could eat the equivalent amount of deviled eggs given the opportunity).
- salmon
- "ancient grains" (I threw away the package so I'm not quite sure what's in it--some kind of chewy grains combo like red rice/barley/quinoa, and I added some wheat berries)
- lemon juice/honey mustard/olive oil, avocado oil, and toasted sesame oil vinaigrette
- fresh Italian parsley
- beets
- sunflower seeds
- broccoli microsprouts
- orange bell peppers
- baby spinach
- shredded carrots
- baby arugula
- romaine
Also: I have 32 eggs in my fridge right now, maybe give or take a couple. HALP. What should I make with them?
(they had a "buy 2 dozen eggs, get a free package of sausage" special at the grocery store and the eggs were also on sale for less than $1 per dozen, so I bought 2 dozen, and then I forgot I was going to see my friend who has a farm and I bought 8 eggs from her because I know the chickens and would rather eat their nice free-range bug-eatin' freshly gathered eggs than the regular store-bought ones. I was going to hard-boil and put some in my salad jars but I forgot, I guess I could get rid of 5 or so that way. But it's still a lot of eggs.) So far the only real plan is that I'll probably make a Dutch Baby pancake over the weekend. If all else fails, deviled eggs, I guess (I can't eat a half dozen eggs scrambled or fried or hard-boiled, but I bet I could eat the equivalent amount of deviled eggs given the opportunity).
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Huh!?! How is Paul Hogans accent different from an Australian accent? We might not still wear skin tight stubbies - but there is nothing wrong with his accent!?!?crumpart wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 5:00 pmThank you for recognising that a Paul Hogan accent is different from an Australian accent.fluffy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 4:15 pmAs far as I know, Outback Steakhouse doesn't serve any actual Australian food, they just have shitty American restaurant food spoken in a Paul Hogan accent.Caravan Ray wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 3:25 pmLol!! There seemed to be a fashion for eating roo years ago - I really couldn’t get into it. I assume you are posting from the US? It is weird to think it is being exported. What is that Australian themed restaurant chain in the US? So they serve too?
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There’s nothing wrong with it, per se. Its *an* Australian accent. It’s just not my accent, or the accent of most Australians that I know.Caravan Ray wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2020 5:11 amHuh!?! How is Paul Hogans accent different from an Australian accent? We might not still wear skin tight stubbies - but there is nothing wrong with his accent!?!?crumpart wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 5:00 pmThank you for recognising that a Paul Hogan accent is different from an Australian accent.fluffy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 4:15 pm
As far as I know, Outback Steakhouse doesn't serve any actual Australian food, they just have shitty American restaurant food spoken in a Paul Hogan accent.
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I dunno. I’ve been here for 53 years. It sounds pretty right. And I have even drunk latte in Melbourne!! (but I didn’t like the sound of the pooftahs down there )crumpart wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2020 5:28 amThere’s nothing wrong with it, per se. Its *an* Australian accent. It’s just not my accent, or the accent of most Australians that I know.Caravan Ray wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2020 5:11 amHuh!?! How is Paul Hogans accent different from an Australian accent? We might not still wear skin tight stubbies - but there is nothing wrong with his accent!?!?