This woman at the booth next to us had a newborn and an open carry gun. Umm, ok.
Welcooooome to USAAAAAAAAA *Eagles screech in the distance*
With the exception of someone with actual mental illness, I can't think of anyone less who should have a weapon then an on-edge, sleep-deprived, over-protective, first-time mother. And I honestly don't care for open carry, it seems unnecessarily aggressive. Concealed carry is legal here, so do that. It was in an open holster too, so someone could just snatch it out while she was holding her newborn.
LOL, if there's citizen here in Singapore who carries a gun like that, I bet 10 cop cars are gonna surround that place and everyone will run out of the building.
I think my Singaporean-ness is really showing with this whole food war thing cuz I feel like I've tried more foods
I agree with Nani, just different. If I were to do a question like this I'm sure I could come up with foods you have never tried before.
But then again, you'd probably be allergic to half the stuff in them.
BUT RED VELVET CAKE THO. I tried to pick a more common pairing for today.
Maybe you guys can do one for tomorrow if you'd like. Just PM me the options.
pancakes or waffles?
apple juice or orange juice?
bacon or sausage?
coffee or tea?
syrup or jam?
white or wheat?
breakfast or brunch?
So basically like boring basic ones?
I guess?
Do you think red velvet cake or cheesecake is edgy or something?
No, but it's not like comparing just 'cookies' vs 'cake'. Like it's so vague.
You want me to get more specific than apple juice or orange juice? How...?
That's not what I meant. I meant I pick more specific food items rather than just a somewhat vague one.
Like,
"coffee vs tea" is like okaaayy...
but what I'm going for is more like,
"PBJ sandwich vs grilled cheese sandwich". It's like they're both sandwiches in a way but a bit different.
EDIT: Is anyone else annoyed by the different line spacing whenever there's a gap between the paragraph on the forums now? Gah.
Coffee and tea are way more different than two types of sandwiches.
My point is I want to compare things that are somewhat similar and are more specific. You know what, never mind. I'm not even gonna get into this argument with you. I'mma do whatever I want.
That's a really tough one for me being a tea lover but I'mma say black tea.
I like green tea better, personally.
I like green tea too but when it comes to drinking them both without sugar, I think black tea tastes better unless the green tea has some other flavor in it like Jasmine.
That's a really tough one for me being a tea lover but I'mma say black tea.
I like green tea better, personally.
I like green tea too but when it comes to drinking them both without sugar, I think black tea tastes better unless the green tea has some other flavor in it like Jasmine.
I don't like either with sugar. But just plain black tea is too bitter for me, I prefer that with an extra flavour, right.
Red Velvet Cake vs Classic Cheesecake (New York Cheesecake)
Cheesecake. It's just more satisfying without the spongey cake bit. And I love the biscuit crust at the bottom.
Cheesecake I guess. I’ve never had red velvet cake, though it’d be cool to try/make a traditional one someday.
I don’t like the taste of red frosting, so I guess the red cake reminds me of that, especially since most modern red velvets are made with a lot of red food dye, just like red frosting.
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BUT RED VELVET CAKE THO. I tried to pick a more common pairing for today.
Maybe you guys can do one for tomorrow if you'd like.
LOL, if there's citizen here in Singapore who carries a gun like that, I bet 10 cop cars are gonna surround that place and everyone will run out of the building.
pancakes or waffles?
apple juice or orange juice?
bacon or sausage?
coffee or tea?
syrup or jam?
white or wheat?
breakfast or brunch?
So basically like boring basic ones?
I guess?
Do you think red velvet cake or cheesecake is edgy or something?
I've never been allowed to have Red Velvet because of the amount of dye in it, or something like that.
You can create long lists instead of just a single question.
No, but it's not like comparing just 'cookies' vs 'cake'. Like it's so vague.
You want me to get more specific than apple juice or orange juice? How...?
No pulp orange juice vs unsweetened apple juice.
That's not what I meant. I meant I pick more specific food items rather than just a somewhat vague one.
Like,
"coffee vs tea" is like okaaayy...
but what I'm going for is more like,
"PBJ sandwich vs grilled cheese sandwich". It's like they're both sandwiches in a way but a bit different.
EDIT: Is anyone else annoyed by the different line spacing whenever there's a gap between the paragraph on the forums now? Gah.
Oh, good point
Coffee and tea are way more different than two types of sandwiches.
My point is I want to compare things that are somewhat similar and are more specific. You know what, never mind. I'm not even gonna get into this argument with you. I'mma do whatever I want.
That's a really tough one for me being a tea lover but I'mma say black tea.
I like green tea better, personally.
I like green tea too but when it comes to drinking them both without sugar, I think black tea tastes better unless the green tea has some other flavor in it like Jasmine.
I don't like either with sugar. But just plain black tea is too bitter for me, I prefer that with an extra flavour, right.
And a biology test on Wednesday and Thursday. Such fun!
You'll get thru it.
Black tea.
Cheesecake I guess. I’ve never had red velvet cake, though it’d be cool to try/make a traditional one someday.
I don’t like the taste of red frosting, so I guess the red cake reminds me of that, especially since most modern red velvets are made with a lot of red food dye, just like red frosting.
Egg tarts?
I was asking everyone if they preferred cinnamon rolls or egg tarts.
Cool.
It's a lot of fun!