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I just assumed it was a Tim Pool-esque cope to hide any balding spot on the back of his headKeep in mind, Ralph wears the hat high on his head to gain those few precious inches of fake height. It probably wouldn't take much more than a light breeze to set that thing sailing into the wind.
Ralph forgets the reason his clothes are so expensive is that he needs to buy 5 that are sewn together.
Even dry aged a nice warm pepper sauce is a good fit for a steak or my favourite is a good forest mushroom sauce we're not talking sauce from a bottle. Add to that there where no sides at all like vegetables or in simpler restaurants fries it was an empty plate. If you've been to restaurants all meats tend to get a sauce for that finishing touch.Ralph's clothes are spiffy. The only issue is he's a fat fuck. I don't want to sound snobbish, but people here don't know what they're talking about. It was very apparent when people referred to his Vegas dry-aged tomahawk steak as plain beef that "lacked sauce" as if that's normal. Perhaps people purchase their steaks at Walmart, which there's nothing wrong with, and they pour some fancy A1 steak sauce on it.
It does not justify the price of a steak it's all about dressing the plate presentation matters in a restaurant. T bones are not very expensive compared to other cuts the only half justification is the size of the steak and if your restaurant only boasts of the size of a steak it's not the high quality one should brag about.The lack of sides or "steak fries," as if that justifies the price of the steak, is also laughable. If you're eating fries with your steak you're eating at annApplebees or something equivalent.
Have you never heard of "steak frites"? It's on pretty much every steakhouse menu.If you're eating fries with your steak you're eating at annApplebees or something equivalent.
Spiffy, lmao. You think XXL graphic tees and elastic waist pants are spiffy?Ralph's clothes are spiffy. The only issue is he's a fat fuck. I don't want to sound snobbish, but people here don't know what they're talking about. It was very apparent when people referred to his Vegas dry-aged tomahawk steak as plain beef that "lacked sauce" as if that's normal. Perhaps people purchase their steaks at Walmart, which there's nothing wrong with, and they pour some fancy A1 steak sauce on it.
His clothes are fine, his accessories niggerish. But his clothes are absolutely not something he should be flexing about. He acts like only a big shot could be a Polo button-down shirt and jeans.Ralph's clothes are spiffy. The only issue is he's a fat fuck. I don't want to sound snobbish, but people here don't know what they're talking about. It was very apparent when people referred to his Vegas dry-aged tomahawk steak as plain beef that "lacked sauce" as if that's normal. Perhaps people purchase their steaks at Walmart, which there's nothing wrong with, and they pour some fancy A1 steak sauce on it.
You are asking that question in the Ethan Ralph subforum of Kiwi Farms. You are also being very generous with only two Xs.Spiffy, lmao. You think XXL graphic tees and elastic waist pants are spiffy?
That’s high fashion for the gunt. He showed up to Digibro’s place in matching orange basketball shorts and shirt while wearing flip flops. Even his current Vegas trip has him in a PlayStation logo tshirt, hat worn too high, and I’m betting basketball shorts for comfort. Dressing business casual might as well be a formal suit compared to his usual wigger attireHis clothes are fine, his accessories niggerish. But his clothes are absolutely not something he should be flexing about. He acts like only a big shot could be a Polo button-down shirt and jeans.
His Gunt certainly makes button pants aThat’s high fashion for the gunt. He showed up to Digibro’s place in matching orange basketball shorts and shirt while wearing flip flops. Even his current Vegas trip has him in a PlayStation logo tshirt, hat worn too high, and I’m betting basketball shorts for comfort. Dressing business casual might as well be a formal suit compared to his usual wigger attire
Tomahawk steaks in general aren’t worth the price, people like to get them because when the bone is clean (Ralph’s was not) it looks attractive for a piece of meat. However the price isn’t, because the butcher charges them by weight with the bone adding to the scale total and the restaurant passes that charge to the diner plus mark up.It does not justify the price of a steak it's all about dressing the plate presentation matters in a restaurant. T bones are not very expensive compared to other cuts the only half justification is the size of the steak and if your restaurant only boasts of the size of a steak it's not the high quality one should brag about.
Yep he would be wearing on those $500 Gucci GG belts that every college age white girl wears to the barI don’t think Ralph wears a belt. If he was he would’ve brought it up as being some over priced crap belt with a designer logo.
But nothing in his outfit tweet flexed a belt
I partially agree with you. Ralph is capable of buying tasteful designer clothes but I don’t know if it’s necessarily out of fashion sense or more so for the status symbol the brand represents. There are times Ralph looks like a complete dickhead with his outfit. I feel like Pantsu (and previously Faith) may be involved in picking out clothes for him to wear.Ralph's clothes are spiffy. The only issue is he's a fat fuck. I don't want to sound snobbish, but people here don't know what they're talking about. It was very apparent when people referred to his Vegas dry-aged tomahawk steak as plain beef that "lacked sauce" as if that's normal. Perhaps people purchase their steaks at Walmart, which there's nothing wrong with, and they pour some fancy A1 steak sauce on it.
The lack of sides or "steak fries," as if that justifies the price of the steak, is also laughable. If you're eating fries with your steak you're eating at annApplebees or something equivalent.
Have you never heard of "steak frites"? It's on pretty much every steakhouse menu.
IDK I have eaten at quite a few steakhouses, from national chains like Logans to higher end establishments such as Prime in Vegas, I have yet to see a steakhouse that didn't offer some type of fries.I partially agree with you. Ralph is capable of buying tasteful designer clothes but I don’t know if it’s necessarily out of fashion sense or more so for the status symbol the brand represents. There are times Ralph looks like a complete dickhead with his outfit. I feel like Pantsu (and previously Faith) may be involved in picking out clothes for him to wear.
Concerning the meat. I agree. The tomahawk steak he had looked way more appealing than that pathetic piece of beef he had at the Sinatra restaurant. Not every steak needs a sauce, it depends on the cut and quality of the beef. The ribeye portion of the tomahawk has enough flavor that merely putting some black pepper on it would do the trick (at least how I prefer it).
Steak frites aren’t something a serious steak house offers, usually they are for restaurants that can cook a steak just aren’t known for steaks; it’s a menu item for people that have a problem with anything else or just don’t want to chance it with any other entrée. It’s a high brow version of a burger order at a sit down restaurant.
I partially agree with you. Ralph is capable of buying tasteful designer clothes but I don’t know if it’s necessarily out of fashion sense or more so for the status symbol the brand represents. There are times Ralph looks like a complete dickhead with his outfit. I feel like Pantsu (and previously Faith) may be involved in picking out clothes for him to wear.
It's incredibly common in high end steakhouses, and some consider it to be Belgium's national dish.Steak frites aren’t something a serious steak house offers, usually they are for restaurants that can cook a steak just aren’t known for steaks; it’s a menu item for people that have a problem with anything else or just don’t want to chance it with any other entrée. It’s a high brow version of a burger order at a sit down restaurant.