That's a normal breading for fried pickles, there's nothing light or heavy about it.
💼 Careercow Jack Russell Scalfani / Cooking With Jack / Jack on the Go Show / jakatak - YouTube "Celebrity" "Chef", Living Encyclopedia of Gluttony-Induced Maladies, Salmonella Elemental
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I wonder if Jack's throat condition is degenerative, he went from gurgle to baloon pinch.
"Hyur we arr"
Ideally he'd end up sounding like yoda.
Junior sounding feminine and Jack sounding like Miss Piggy would be funny as fuck.
Jack ordering swine burger is hilarious. Him going on the euthanasia coaster would be even better.
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"Hyur we arr"
Ideally he'd end up sounding like yoda.
Junior sounding feminine and Jack sounding like Miss Piggy would be funny as fuck.
Jack ordering swine burger is hilarious. Him going on the euthanasia coaster would be even better.
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What's the over/under date for fatty's next stroke given the carnivore diet plans for the new year?
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If he doesn't cheat so badly as to make it irrelevant, I'd be surprised if he makes it to the end of February without another health scare. Especially when his portion control resembles a drunk tetris player stuffing pieces in every which way.
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Yet he's repeatedly stolen recipes from TikTok.
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It's no different than Bitcoin when you get down to it. The only reason Bitcoin, NFTs and other forms of crypto are worth anything is because people are willing to spend money on them. Bitcoin has no inherent value. The blockchain? I'm totally 100% behind that kind of technology but how does it actually produce money? It doesn't. Nothing is being produced. It's just computer cycles when you get down to it.
That actually does make sense in it's own twisted way. He's angy that somebody else made money off of it and he feels they didn't earn it?
And this is why I'm all behind the idea of the blockchain. Something like this could be used to validate somebody's ownership of a particular IP or objet d'art.
Like that's going to happen. We all know Jr says to "kill that nigger" instead.
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It actually does have inherently valuable attributes. For instance, it's strictly limited in quantity, and can't be deflated by just issuing more of it. That's an attribute that makes it more useful as a store of value than fiat currency. If it lost that attribute it would be nearly instantly worthless.
NFTs are closer to inherently worthless because they lack fungibility, an odd choice when that's one of the strengths of cryptocurrency in the first place. There's a reason those things are the scammiest crypto product yet.
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Also let's rebring up Jack who is almost for sure on pain killers is adding booze to the mix now.
I legitimately think if I went down to the hood bought a speed ball I'd be healthier than jacks daily intake. This is insane.
We say it over and over, not for effect but out of shock he can't get worse...this is the end THEN HE GETS SICKER.
Jack is a medical companies dream I can't picture how much he's padding drs bills. Dudes probably got a cardiologist a nice new yacht. I try not to get him under my skin because his mind is gone now he's legit a toddler and an addict. All he's got left is his fix and anger. What an awful life. But he deserves it so does the whole clan.
Jack tries to get medical care and then not pay, he's not any companies dream.
I think a lot of Jack's disputed bills are quietly paid by Tammy, allowing him to think he is a big strong man, and when he talks, people LISTEN.
In reality, he's been in daycare for 20 years.
I think a lot of Jack's disputed bills are quietly paid by Tammy, allowing him to think he is a big strong man, and when he talks, people LISTEN.
In reality, he's been in daycare for 20 years.
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Do guys know how they look when they are morbidly obese, stroked out with gimp arm
and confined to a Scooty puff?
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Is he shading Jr. here?
Do guys know how they look when it's obvious they can't wipe their own ass, or bathe, or dress themselves due to their own idiotic life choices?
Jr. doesn't even look like he goes to the gym anymore. He's been ballooning up for a while now, I'm sure somehow given the chance he or Fatty would make an excuse about it being winter as if he couldn't go to an air conditioned gym.
If Tammy has been paying bills behind his back(even minimum payments or whatever) to keep collection companies off their ass(which would make sense considering the very likely tax fraud occurring, the last thing they'd want is anyone seriously examining their finances) then Fatty would indeed be a bit of a dream patient for the healthcare industry. He's mentioned within the past couple of months that he has a cardiologist he needs to visit in addition to his GP, and he's probably got some other specialists in his medical care retinue as well.
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I'm worried the sheer irony of this post might give me an aneurysm.
...holy shit, that's how it spreads, isn't it?! I'm going to become a new Jack. The evil spirit possessing him knows the current shell is about expire, and it found a new host in me. Soon I'll bloat to horrific proportions and start tongue kissing burgers.
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He has his avatar raise its right arm, something he can’t do, and I’m still not over his choice to give it sweat patches in the armpits. Why the fuck would anyone do that voluntarily?
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I'm just talking from a POV of where does the money come from? Bitcoin only exists as 1's and 0's. Inherently it's just computer code that spit out a value once the proper hash function has been run. With every other form of currency there's something that it's backed up by. Whether it's something like the gold standard or now it being matched to the GDP, economy and spending power of the country there's something that gives it value. Bitcoin has the blockchain which again doesn't really exist.
That's my problem with crypto. People are assigning value to it which doesn't exist. And then there's the issue with how volatile it is. You could be up one day and have lost your shirt the next. It's a great way to make short term gains or to lose it all. And because it's unregulated and has no kind of oversight you can easily get scammed.
But yes, NFTs are worthless. They have literally zero value.
In order to be able to call out guys for skipping leg day you have to actually work out yourself.
The only person he could be dunking on right here is Jr.
He's a mushbrain. There's no other reason.
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People do that all the time, for all sorts of things. Value is subjective, otherwise that nature people value so much would be dollar bills dropping off trees. Many of us would find value in the simple assurance of the chains general immutability, a no trust required ledger is great. And in the case of the crypto boom, people have decided to assign value to the presumption of the endless increase of their existing value. Its a great intersection of human ignorance paired with human greed, based purely on a pile of bad assumptions on what the immutability of a chain means.
What a lot of people fuck up is somehow assuming that this immutability extends beyond the confines of what the ledger itself tracks. A properly implemented token ledger is immutable, and therefore I can guarantee a tokens veracity, authenticity, and ownership fairly easily. If you want that token to directly represent anything of value in the real world, you now have to engage with a real world authority outside of the blockchain, who has the authority to just say "No". A simple idea is a blockchain token for an item in a game - I can guarantee you that you'll never lose that token from your wallet. But the company can always blacklist your wallet or the token on their side, and refuse to redeem it to your account for the item you claim to control. And there's absolutely nothing you can do about it other than seethe.
Correct, NFT's are merely receipts on a ledger that lets anyone create receipts for the appropriate fee. They're inherently worthless without a moderating authority sitting between desires to register ownerships and the actual creation of them, defeating much of the purpose of a blockchain in the first place.
I can only assume that he's used to seeing grease and thinking "Flavor Spots" and the wendigo seems a similarity here.
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If someone found an actually practical use for them, they'd have value. Gold doesn't "inherently" have value either, nor diamonds, nor fiat currency, at least by that reasoning, because their value depends on externalities, like in gold's case, its fungibility and any industrial uses it has, diamonds for their social value as a symbol of luxury (far more inherently worthless than Bitcoin that has immutable inherently useful attributes) and again, for their industrial uses (although those are almost all done with artificial diamonds of no greater worth than that), and fiat currency based on whether a government collapses or the Fed just decides to halve its value overnight by turning on the money printing machine.
Bitcoin is probably closer to gold in that sense, and the gold standard had exactly the same boom/bust problems, i.e. people were holding gold currency rather than spending it and speculating on it constantly, driving the price up and down. Never mind that competing industrial uses also would influence the price.
Not having a value for anything other than as a store of value or (to a lesser extent) currency is actually a plus.
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It's preposterous that you're including that as a condition. Literally nothing has any value, then, because even the value of food and water are entirely reliant on similar externalities.
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That's literally the point.