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I use fond de veau to which I add mixed garlic and herbs. It's simple but really good. That's what my grandmother used to do. I've already made demi-glace sauce (which is reduced fond de veau with tomatoes and oignon) and I quite like it, but it's longer to prepare. BTW, it's much better to prepare it yourself than to buy it. Industrial sauces usually have a lot of sugar and fresh products always taste better.

This is what Naughty Dog (aka Disobedient Canine) wanted to do. Unfortunately for them, the gaming customers use their brains and the just want good stories/characters.

I just discovered what "Twitch Thots" are. These women are cheap manipulators (who aren't even cute / some of them are quite ugly...) and the little "male feminists" who support them are brainless. This girl is literally ripping off an unemployed guy, by shaming him so that he gives her money... How come people follow and finance scumbags like her? (I guess good old Darwin might take care of this in the end...)

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Wait... what?? That's a crazy (and terrible) story!

Adrianne Palicki Beauty: 10 Sexiness: 9.5 HFV: 7 Mass Appeal: 7.5 Likability: 8.5 Aubrie Williams Beauty: 8.5 Sexiness: 8 HFV: 7 Mass Appeal: 6 Likability: 6 Deborah Ann Woll Beauty: 10 Sexiness: 9.5 HFV: 7.5 Mass Appeal: 8.5 Likability: 8.5

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To keep it short, I'd say we deserve to live but this blue-eyed Japanese anime character with a deep cleavage summarizes it better

Well, we have achieved great things in the past centuries, including medical progress. In the 19th century, Pasteur discovered the principle of vaccination by using inactivated viruses to stimulate the immune system! Pretty awesome. Then, we learned to use proteins, toxins and even synthetic vaccines! Now, many illnesses are nearly extinct. When we found out that cholera was caused by contaminated water, we improved sewer treatment. We discovered antibiotics in 1928, etc. Nowadays, there are much less infectious diseases (covid is an exception). Our problems seem to be more and more caused by our food and our environment (chemicals particuarly). Before the 18th/19th century, most illnesses were treated by bloodletting! So, we're slow, but we learn stuff! If we look at how much we've improved, I'd say we're pretty damn good. Of course, we're not as good as what we would want to be (especially as a collective), but ideals are here to guide us, not to be respected. I also think that conflict is very useful for improvement. Uniformity actual impedes researcg. Anyway, I'll stop there, because I'm rambling on again

"Baker's morning" is my favorite, by far. I like "99.082%" a lot even if it's short track (and I don't know what the title means ) and "14 years after". She's still relatively young, so she doesn't have a lot of tracks. @SuperG.Girl You should check this girl out. She's a girl from the Far East who plays Bandoneon (an instrument very popular in Argentina). So a Greco-Swede-Argentinian-Japanese girl like you might appreciate her.

Mankind deserves to live, we have achieved many great things. We just need to get our priorities straight. Eventually, we will, but IMHO the main problem is that we're currently slow learners

Cartman is a being full of love.

Or: - Humans survive the virus - McDonalds, Starbucks and all the diabetes sellers keep conquering the world - 80% of the world population is either diabetic or obese (or both) by 2050 Sounds even greater

Here's a picture of the raw materials they use to produce it

You can't trust a source that probably voted for Trudeau When I have the chance, I'll ask the opinion of a biochemist friend. I trust scientists more than journalists.

You mean vegemite? Yeah, that's shit. Literally shit.

I don't remember seeing one in Australia... I remember that there were a lot of KFC (and I kinda liked it at the time... ), but I don't remember this thing. We never went there with my friends. We used to go to a local independant fast food that was close to where I lived. I used to eat a lot of sweet chili sauce at the time (this sauce is very popular there), and I now know that this sauce is one of the worst things for your health

BTW, look at McDonald's burger, that thing is so full of chemicals that mold doesn't even consider it as food