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beautiful person said:
The state of Washington wants to change its current flag. This is the current redesign proposal:
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I would appreciate a review of this design on MATI, because I really like Null's flag sperging.
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That’s just the Twin Peaks symbol.
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I guess it makes sense since that’s where the show takes place.
 
Somebody who knows more, explain this mercury shit to me and the lurkers. From what I'm gathering, there's a baseline amount of mercury in all fish you'd consume in the ocean because of pollution, even though mercury is a rare element that's difficult to extract and process from cinnabar? And you shouldn't eat too much fish because mercury builds up in your system and you can't process it out of your body like most other toxic substances?

Wouldn't any amount of mercury really not be worth it since you can never clear your "mercury debt"? Or is it coming from the canning/preserving process, or what? Or is it all blown out of proportion by environmental retards?

To be clear, I just try not to think about it and eat tuna sandwiches/sushi whenever I feel like it, if anything Mad Hatter Disease might just even me out. But this thread for parasocial podcast listeners on a gossip forum about following retards on the iNTERNET seems like the best place to ask about the facts of mercury poisoning.
 
Haramburger said:
Somebody who knows more, explain this mercury shit to me and the lurkers. From what I'm gathering, there's a baseline amount of mercury in all fish you'd consume in the ocean because of pollution, even though mercury is a rare element that's difficult to extract and process from cinnabar? And you shouldn't eat too much fish because mercury builds up in your system and you can't process it out of your body like most other toxic substances?

Wouldn't any amount of mercury really not be worth it since you can never clear your "mercury debt"? Or is it coming from the canning/preserving process, or what? Or is it all blown out of proportion by environmental retards?

To be clear, I just try not to think about it and eat tuna sandwiches/sushi whenever I feel like it, if anything Mad Hatter Disease might just even me out. But this thread for parasocial podcast listeners on a gossip forum about following retards on the iNTERNET seems like the best place to ask about the facts of mercury poisoning.
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I did a Google search and apparently Mercury can be purged from your body, but at a slower rate than other materials. One source said it could take several years, which doesn't sound right or else people with heavy fish diets like the Koreans and Japanese would be dying in droves from metals poisoning.
 
Pascal's Wagie said:
Good video (1hr 30mins long) by Premodernist politely shitting on Reddit nu-vexillologists who want to turn every state seal on field flag into just another fantasy/sci-fi flag.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=c-IgG7iou94
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This is great. Thanks for sharing. I'm actually going to call my state representative today; looks like some people in local government are proposing to change the flag to some Reddit-tier design and I'm prepared to go scorched earth to prevent them.
 
I have eaten my Beach Cliff sardines in mustard sauce.

The mustard sauce added no flavor, which is strange. You'd expects something literally tinned in mustard, visibly yellow, would taste like mustard, but no.

Sardine flavor is not the best. It is mildly fishy but it doesn't have a very strong taste either.

What I did really like about this brand is that there are no bones?? I thought every tin of sardines had bones. The biting into bones thing was why I never tried sardines twice. The tin doesn't even advertise itself as boneless. I am very confused.
 
If you like sardines try out the smoked mackerel. King Oscar sells them boneless and skinless and it tastes just as good if not better than tuna, imo. Edit: nevermind you did, should've read the thread
 
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I have eaten my Beach Cliff sardines in mustard sauce.

The mustard sauce added no flavor, which is strange. You'd expects something literally tinned in mustard, visibly yellow, would taste like mustard, but no.

Sardine flavor is not the best. It is mildly fishy but it doesn't have a very strong taste either.

What I did really like about this brand is that there are no bones?? I thought every tin of sardines had bones. The biting into bones thing was why I never tried sardines twice. The tin doesn't even advertise itself as boneless. I am very confused.
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Do you drink the sardine juice or save it for later for pickling?
 
Null said:
I have eaten my Beach Cliff sardines in mustard sauce.

The mustard sauce added no flavor, which is strange. You'd expects something literally tinned in mustard, visibly yellow, would taste like mustard, but no.

Sardine flavor is not the best. It is mildly fishy but it doesn't have a very strong taste either.

What I did really like about this brand is that there are no bones?? I thought every tin of sardines had bones. The biting into bones thing was why I never tried sardines twice. The tin doesn't even advertise itself as boneless. I am very confused.
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If it says filets on the can it will have few or no bones, the ones that say whole sardines will have the backbones.

On the Mercury thing, it is the one legitimate downside of coal fired powerplants, there are tiny amounts of mercury in the coal that is vaporized when it burns. large predatory fish will have the most, if you eat loads of tuna, shark or swordfish there is some risk of mercury poisoning. Things like mackerel and sardines pretty much have no risk. It bioaccumulates as you go up the food chain.
 
Null said:
I have eaten my Beach Cliff sardines in mustard sauce.

The mustard sauce added no flavor, which is strange. You'd expects something literally tinned in mustard, visibly yellow, would taste like mustard, but no.

Sardine flavor is not the best. It is mildly fishy but it doesn't have a very strong taste either.

What I did really like about this brand is that there are no bones?? I thought every tin of sardines had bones. The biting into bones thing was why I never tried sardines twice. The tin doesn't even advertise itself as boneless. I am very confused.
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As an Amerimutt who never tried deenz until my 20s, I usually just try to not look at and instead think about the health benefits of consuming the tiny fish bones while eating them. I even usually buy from "higher end" brands, but, still, the fish look unpleasant if you dissect them with your fork. 3/10 do not recommend, but 11/10 health bennies.
 
Null said:
I went to the store and I bought every single tin of every seafood thing I could find. Most interested in trying the herring and sardines in mustard sauce. I'm sure the tinned salmon and crab is good.
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Pickled herring is good. I like it with crackers, occasionally I'll add mustard. Specifically the wine sauce variant. Starts out tart, goes sweet. Very tasty.
 
Null said:
I have eaten my Beach Cliff sardines in mustard sauce.

The mustard sauce added no flavor, which is strange. You'd expects something literally tinned in mustard, visibly yellow, would taste like mustard, but no.

Sardine flavor is not the best. It is mildly fishy but it doesn't have a very strong taste either.

What I did really like about this brand is that there are no bones?? I thought every tin of sardines had bones. The biting into bones thing was why I never tried sardines twice. The tin doesn't even advertise itself as boneless. I am very confused.
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for the record they do actually have bones but the cooking and canning process turns them to mush pretty much so you can barely notice them when chowing down.

Have you tried something called smoked kippers? They will have a very strong taste which I do quite love but make sure no one else is in the room with you when you open the can as the odour is...powerful. They might be up your alley if the sardine is too mild for you.

Very good though! I grew up eating them and still have at least a can a week as a healthy snack.
 
4090 Chad said:
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The context this video needs to be taken is was JD Vances speech in Munich. Where he bitched out the Euros for 15 minutes about the greatest threat to Europe not being external enemies, but the internal enemies in the form of outrageous speech laws, unrestrained migrants and unelected EU commisars.



The Germans were NOT happy. Vance was RUDE. They also didn't say he was wrong though. Just that if they weren't allowed to do all these things, Literally Hitler will rise from the grave!

 
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