Healthiest, tastiest & least fattening snacks - suggestions?

[nietzsche]

Wait, you get cancer from licking pussy? Is this just a Mexican thing?

yeah there are some studies that strongly suggest that. i think it has to do with the hpv i think. or something like that. also i remember reading some time ago about another study, this was perhaps some 15 years ago, that men could get cancer if they ate pussy after coming inside.. i'm not so sure.. and never heard anything about it until recently with the hpv thing.

i was hoping someone else jumped in and answered you because i'm not going to google anything.. i'm a lazy mexican.

[mrswdk]

That is the worst excuse for not going down that I've ever heard.

[Bernie Sanders]

Wait, you get cancer from licking pussy? Is this just a Mexican thing?

yeah there are some studies that strongly suggest that. i think it has to do with the hpv i think. or something like that. also i remember reading some time ago about another study, this was perhaps some 15 years ago, that men could get cancer if they ate pussy after coming inside.. i'm not so sure.. and never heard anything about it until recently with the hpv thing.

i was hoping someone else jumped in and answered you because i'm not going to google anything.. i'm a lazy mexican.

Looks like I'll die a miserable death.....now I wish I was gay like Riskllama.

[DoomYoshi]

It's kind of funny that TG already posted the metabolism bit. I will argue that I am an outlier. I still eat like I'm 15 and I don't gain weight.

[TA1LGUNN3R]

That is the worst excuse for not going down that I've ever heard.

Do you hear excuses often?

It's kind of funny that TG already posted the metabolism bit. I will argue that I am an outlier. I still eat like I'm 15 and I don't gain weight.

You're an outlier to thermodynamics? Let us ponder the absurdity of that statement.

-TG

[nietzsche]

It's kind of funny that TG already posted the metabolism bit. I will argue that I am an outlier. I still eat like I'm 15 and I don't gain weight.

You're an outlier to thermodynamics? Let us ponder the absurdity of that statement.

-TG

show me you approved the thermodynamics final in whatever major you're in or shut up about it. stop mentioning it like it's so cool. you fucking lobster. i'm going to boil you alive and you'll experience the thermodynamics of your skin absorbing heat from the boiling water.

[riskllama]

eep!!! it's angry nietzsche!!!

[TA1LGUNN3R]

It's kind of funny that TG already posted the metabolism bit. I will argue that I am an outlier. I still eat like I'm 15 and I don't gain weight.

You're an outlier to thermodynamics? Let us ponder the absurdity of that statement.

-TG

show me you approved the thermodynamics final in whatever major you're in or shut up about it. stop mentioning it like it's so cool. you fucking lobster. i'm going to boil you alive and you'll experience the thermodynamics of your skin absorbing heat from the boiling water.

P. Chem.

Chill, brosef.

-TG

[nietzsche]

The Nobel Prize that I think is no longer meaningful is Chemistry. In Alfred's time, chemistry was king. It was growing by leaps and bounds and changing the world. Today, it's reached more-or-less the end of its road. There really isn't anything significant that we don't know about how chemicals behave or why. The few mysteries that remain, theoretical stuff like whether the 137 boundary can be breached, are more in the realm of physics than chemistry. For 30 years now the Nobel committees have struggled to find, among a list of ever-more-trivial discoveries in catalysis and synthesis, something important enough to deserve a Nobel.

[TA1LGUNN3R]

CUTE

[nietzsche]

Studying Chemistry nowadays is like studying Road Construction in the Roman Empire, it's good for anecdotal reasons, but it's useless in this time and age.

[tzor]

show me you approved the thermodynamics final in whatever major you're in or shut up about it. stop mentioning it like it's so cool. you fucking lobster. i'm going to boil you alive and you'll experience the thermodynamics of your skin absorbing heat from the boiling water.

Now that's an interesting use of a word. A Nietzschian slip, perhaps?

Speaking of thermodynamics. I was at my favorite tapas / wine bar when the guy pulled out the bottle of tap from the refrigerator set too high to really cold. When he opened the bottle the water began to freeze. It started at the opening and I had to poke the growing crystals to get the water out. Then from the inside the whole bottle started turning to ice. First time I've seen super-cooling in water.

[mrswdk]

Studying Chemistry nowadays is like studying Road Construction in the Roman Empire, it's good for anecdotal reasons, but it's useless in this time and age.

As well as dog avatars we should do anti-chemistry quote signatures.

[Symmetry]

The Nobel Prize that I think is no longer meaningful is Chemistry. In Alfred's time, chemistry was king. It was growing by leaps and bounds and changing the world. Today, it's reached more-or-less the end of its road. There really isn't anything significant that we don't know about how chemicals behave or why. The few mysteries that remain, theoretical stuff like whether the 137 boundary can be breached, are more in the realm of physics than chemistry. For 30 years now the Nobel committees have struggled to find, among a list of ever-more-trivial discoveries in catalysis and synthesis, something important enough to deserve a Nobel.

Your plagiarised point misses a key element. Nobel set up the prize as a counter-point to the destructive use of his invention. It's never been about pure science- hence the literature and Economics prizes and the lack of a prize for mathematics. There has always been a practical and moral element. They are the product of a man who wanted to recognise progress, but not at any cost.

[Symmetry]

On topic- if you're carving a pumpkin, keep the seeds and clean off the gunk. Wash them. Put them in the oven for 20 min on a low heat. Toss them in a bowl with olive oil and your choice of flavouring (I like salt and chilli powder), then spread them on a baking sheet and roast them in the oven for another 20.

[nietzsche]

The Nobel Prize that I think is no longer meaningful is Chemistry. In Alfred's time, chemistry was king. It was growing by leaps and bounds and changing the world. Today, it's reached more-or-less the end of its road. There really isn't anything significant that we don't know about how chemicals behave or why. The few mysteries that remain, theoretical stuff like whether the 137 boundary can be breached, are more in the realm of physics than chemistry. For 30 years now the Nobel committees have struggled to find, among a list of ever-more-trivial discoveries in catalysis and synthesis, something important enough to deserve a Nobel.

Your plagiarised point misses a key element. Nobel set up the prize as a counter-point to the destructive use of his invention. It's never been about pure science- hence the literature and Economics prizes and the lack of a prize for mathematics. There has always been a practical and moral element. They are the product of a man who wanted to recognise progress, but not at any cost.

mm. don't try to hook me into one of those troll-exchanges of yours Symm. I thouhgt we were friends.

[Symmetry]

The Nobel Prize that I think is no longer meaningful is Chemistry. In Alfred's time, chemistry was king. It was growing by leaps and bounds and changing the world. Today, it's reached more-or-less the end of its road. There really isn't anything significant that we don't know about how chemicals behave or why. The few mysteries that remain, theoretical stuff like whether the 137 boundary can be breached, are more in the realm of physics than chemistry. For 30 years now the Nobel committees have struggled to find, among a list of ever-more-trivial discoveries in catalysis and synthesis, something important enough to deserve a Nobel.

Your plagiarised point misses a key element. Nobel set up the prize as a counter-point to the destructive use of his invention. It's never been about pure science- hence the literature and Economics prizes and the lack of a prize for mathematics. There has always been a practical and moral element. They are the product of a man who wanted to recognise progress, but not at any cost.

mm. don't try to hook me into one of those troll-exchanges of yours Symm. I thouhgt we were friends.

You couldn't even spell "thought" if you tried, buddy.

[Symmetry]

Still besties though, right?

[nietzsche]

[Symmetry]

You're always difficult when you've been drinking.

[nietzsche]

[Symmetry]

Don't fall back on the "I don't speaky English so good" thing again. You have an admirable command of the language. Use your words.

[nietzsche]

[Symmetry]

I'm guessing you're not going to stop spamming the thread until you're satisfied that I'm not going to post within it. Would that be broadly accurate?

[nietzsche]