By Kibner Go To PostOther people in the tweets said he had some friends drop him some rope and he used that, an axe, and some other tool to slowly climb out.
By s y Go To PostHe died
Who to believe, honest helpful Kib or the wicked Florida man that doesn't like sorrel.
By domino Go To Postskiing or "skiing," weed users gonna live longer
At 30 I don’t know too many ppl that still smoke
Skiing definitely seems to be the move now
By Not Go To PostJust came back from a week of Milano and can confirm. Eating like Bobby B and lost 1 Kg.
By Not Go To PostAll that processed food with loads of glucose innit.
By DY_nasty Go To Postsy would probably break down and cry if he ever tasted real breadhe'd come on here and say it tastes like shit
so would i
i went to one of the best bbq places in america and they gave me a piece of toast from a plastic for the meal.
i even remember the guy that gave it to us commenting that it's surely absurd to us europeans that they smoke the best meat for hours then serve it with a shitty piece of bread lol.
i even remember the guy that gave it to us commenting that it's surely absurd to us europeans that they smoke the best meat for hours then serve it with a shitty piece of bread lol.
Definitely the stuff from supermarkets, but at least for the time I lived in NY/SF/LA it wasn't hard or much more expensive to get great fresh bread either.
I'm assuming this is another one of those weird food desert things, even though nothing about bread seems like it should suffer that?
I'm assuming this is another one of those weird food desert things, even though nothing about bread seems like it should suffer that?
Unlike Europe where there's a bakery on every corner making amazing baked goods, in the US there really isn't.
And when there is you're paying $8-10 for a loaf, even in places like Portland 😬
And when there is you're paying $8-10 for a loaf, even in places like Portland 😬
i live in a tiny town of 4000 people and we have 5 bakeries and a 500g bread cost $2 wich in switzerland prices is basically free.
it's what i miss most when i'm traveling, the readily available great bread.
it's what i miss most when i'm traveling, the readily available great bread.
Fresh bread tastes amazing but I don't go to the bakers anymore as I refuse to give money to anyone who calls themselves "artisan"
By DiPro Go To Posti live in a tiny town of 4000 people and we have 5 bakeries and a 500g bread cost $2 wich in switzerland prices is basically free.Might be lucky to find 5 good bakeries in a 5 mile radius in most places.
it's what i miss most when i'm traveling, the readily available great bread.
American food is shit
Some of these cars are insane
By Laboured Go To Postfucking hell lolCan we use this as a reason to make these grills smaller
Some of these cars are insane
By Batong Go To PostAll that processed food with loads of glucose innit.
Sure but also she probably walked 10x the amount she normally does
Also bobcats look so small in person but fuck … when that thing was jumping in the air lol nope
By reilo Go To PostUnlike Europe where there's a bakery on every corner making amazing baked goods, in the US there really isn't.
And when there is you're paying $8-10 for a loaf, even in places like Portland 😬
In Italy there’s a hanging pig leg in every shop too … fucking place was amazing 🤤
weren't we just making fun of the "there is no bread in America" tweet like a month ago and now we're back to having no bakery's?
By diehard Go To Postweren't we just making fun of the "there is no bread in America" tweet like a month ago and now we're back to having no bakery's?What's your objection? You think there are plenty of bakeries within a short accessible distance? I'm confused about your point.
I got two Italian bakeries near me that specialize in bread, one like a 20 minute walk, and another a 15 min drive from me. Big difference between their shit and regular ass supermarket bread.
By Lupercal Go To PostShort accessible distance = 15 min drive?How about a 15 minute walk?
By reilo Go To PostHow about a 15 minute walk?In Europe yeah, in the USA I don't see that happening.
By Lupercal Go To PostIn Europe yeah, in the USA I don't see that happening.Definitely not and I've lived in the more "walkable" parts of the country in San Francisco and now NYC and you're still dodging cars, buses, and garbage trucks over a 15 minute walk.
When i grew up there was 4 bakeries in my semi small l town as well (around 20k people). We're down to one now, so slowly moving into the breadless era.
I big brained it and moved in directly next to it though.
I big brained it and moved in directly next to it though.
By data Go To PostI've never seen a bakery outside of a grocery storeTell me your American without telling me your American
By DY_nasty Go To Postsy would probably break down and cry if he ever tasted real breadI used to walk to a bakery to get bread.
Real bread is overrated.
By reilo Go To PostWhat's your objection? You think there are plenty of bakeries within a short accessible distance?
Yes.
By diehard Go To PostYes.
By DY_nasty Go To PostUtah bakery scene was flames nglNoone is saying it doesn't exist. If Utah has it, good for Utah. But from experience the rest of the country is thiiiiin in comparison to the entirety of continental Europe.
By FortuneFaded Go To PostReally? I googled Maidenhead bakeries and saw a fewDidn't realise there's a proper bakery on the high street, one near where I live as well.
Thick slice Hovis is good enough for me anyway 😎
By FortuneFaded Go To PostReally? I googled Maidenhead bakeries and saw a fewSnapchat AI pls