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[ChairmanPoo]

First thing he thinks when he wakes up is "man, what a hangover". 

[scriver]

I wear a sack on my head on tinder and get matches.

Batman villain Scarecrow fetishists?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

You were thinking too hard about it, Reelya. A food Americans think is too disgusting is easy: this abomination was only willingly consumed by one dedicated xenophile in a group of 20 or so Americans in my time in Taiwan. Even the Korean we had with us refused.

Oh, it doesn't look like much, does it? Just tofu. No. Because you don't even have to get close. You can smell it from ten feet away, longer if there's a night stall making a lot of it. And that smell is the smell of rolling sewage on a hot summer day. Supposedly the taste is something completely different and the Taiwanese all claimed to love or at least like it, but I'll never confirm if they're just fucking with people or not. It's too horrible to contemplate.

Cast the enemy out.

[Sirus]

The battery on my 3DS has gone to hell lately. I'm lucky to get three hours of playtime on a single charge, if what I'm playing isn't particularly demanding and I don't leave it in sleep mode for to long.

I may have to see about installing a new battery.

[Frumple]

You were thinking too hard about it, Reelya. A food Americans think is too disgusting is easy: this abomination was only willingly consumed by one dedicated xenophile in a group of 20 or so Americans in my time in Taiwan. Even the Korean we had with us refused.

Pretty sure the measure was sell, not eat. There's plenty of stuff the vast and near total majority of americans consider too disgusting to eat, but there's precious little food wise that's not very explicitly illegal that isn't for sale somewhere in the country. That doesn't always stop it either, for that matter.

And there's definitely places stateside that sell stinky tofu.

[EnigmaticHat]

There's also unusual meats.  Bugs, frog legs, dogs, cats, most small birds including pigeons.

Edit: and most rodents... including pigeons

[milo christiansen]

Food you can't get in america? That's easy.

Dog wold be illegal to sell for meat AFAIK, heck, it is practically impossible to find someone willing to butcher a horse for you due to legal issues. One of dad's uncles had one butchered, but he had to go to canada to get it done...

[Mathel]

There's also unusual meats.  Bugs, frog legs, dogs, cats, most small birds including pigeons.

Edit: and most rodents... including pigeons

But pidgeons are not even rodents. They are birds, while rodents are an order of mammals.

[ChairmanPoo]

There's also unusual meats.  Bugs, frog legs, dogs, cats, most small birds including pigeons.

Edit: and most rodents... including pigeons

But pidgeons are not even rodents. They are birds, while rodents are an order of mammals.

A common amateur birdwatcher's mistake. Not every flying vertebrate is a bird, friend. You clearly haven't looked at pigeons closely. If you had, you'd notice their obvious rodent features.

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[Derpy Dev]

There's also unusual meats.  Bugs, frog legs, dogs, cats, most small birds including pigeons.

Edit: and most rodents... including pigeons

But pidgeons are not even rodents. They are birds, while rodents are an order of mammals.

A common amateur birdwatcher's mistake. Not every flying vertebrate is a bird, friend. You clearly haven't looked at pigeons closely. If you had, you'd notice their obvious rodent features.

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I'm honestly confused why so many people are unaware of such simple facts.

[Dunamisdeos]

There's also unusual meats.  Bugs, frog legs, dogs, cats, most small birds including pigeons.

Edit: and most rodents... including pigeons

But pidgeons are not even rodents. They are birds, while rodents are an order of mammals.

A common amateur birdwatcher's mistake. Not every flying vertebrate is a bird, friend. You clearly haven't looked at pigeons closely. If you had, you'd notice their obvious rodent features.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

I'm honestly confused why so many people are unaware of such simple facts.

Did you know? Popular vintage television series AIRWOLF is based on this real animal, you ignorant philistines.

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[Bumber]

The battery on my 3DS has gone to hell lately. I'm lucky to get three hours of playtime on a single charge, if what I'm playing isn't particularly demanding and I don't leave it in sleep mode for to long.

I may have to see about installing a new battery.

Had a similar issue with my original 3DS. The battery started swelling a bit, creating a bulge in the back, and the charge dropped to under an hour. Got a New 3DS XL a few months ago and put my old one in the night stand next to my bed.

Yesterday I wanted to use the old one again for multiplayer stuff, but the battery had swollen to the point where the back plate of the 3DS was folded into a curve, and the 3DS wouldn't even power on while plugged in.
I threw it away outside in a hurry.

[Akura]

How old is the 3DS? According to the manual for mine, it suggests that the battery probably lasts a year. Then again, I've had mine for 1.75 years and haven't had any problems with the battery life.

[Egan_BW]

Just tick the "one or more of the above and/or something not listed" box.

[FallacyofUrist]

You were thinking too hard about it, Reelya. A food Americans think is too disgusting is easy: this abomination was only willingly consumed by one dedicated xenophile in a group of 20 or so Americans in my time in Taiwan. Even the Korean we had with us refused.

Pretty sure the measure was sell, not eat. There's plenty of stuff the vast and near total majority of americans consider too disgusting to eat, but there's precious little food wise that's not very explicitly illegal that isn't for sale somewhere in the country. That doesn't always stop it either, for that matter.
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So... what of the durian?