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>oxi clean
Wypipo don't be washin' they internal organs. I assume she's not actually eating that and is just talking about stains, but for the love God it's a funny mental image to have.
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>oxi clean
Fuck I was just gonna say this>oxi clean
Wypipo don't be washin' they internal organs. I assume she's not actually eating that and is just talking about stains, but for the love God it's a funny mental image to have.
It's the nigger version of the Tide Pod challenge.Bespoke: Eating laundry detergent
OXI CLEAN?!They also love to forget that:
1.) The KKK hated Catholics as much as they hated blacks
2.) The largest lynching incident in the US was committed against Italians
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Back on cornstarch, here are some random tweets of black women being very public with the fact that they crave a flavorless, nutrition-less dust:
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NOTE: ALL OF THESE TWEETS ARE FROM TODAY!!!!
"eating cornstarch makes me want to throw up sometimes."
Maybe Americans are going to have to make anti-Comet eating PSAs the way that they made anti-petrol drinking ones for abos in Australia.This unlocked a memory within me. I could have sworn I saw one of those "I'm addicted to x" videos where a beautiful woman of culture consumed Oxi Clean.
Turns out I was a little off, it was Comet. Also it isn't just one of them. A taste, if you will:
Maybe their obsession with scrubbing comes from wanting to be less black? LOL, I dunno.
This thread just keeps revealing one fascinating horror after another. Dawn dish soap, cornstarch, bleach, Comet. I'm going to think of this thread any time I hear or read "white people can't cook".This unlocked a memory within me. I could have sworn I saw one of those "I'm addicted to x" videos where a beautiful woman of culture consumed Oxi Clean.
Turns out I was a little off, it was Comet. Also it isn't just one of them. A taste, if you will:
Admittedly that fourth video I posted came off as a fake (included because the comments were entertaining). The second and third videos are from channels with "Comet" in the name, themed entirely around eating small amounts of Comet.ill give em this, a lot of those 'eating washing products' videos are fake, its a common gag
someone posted a video on here a while back of a woman eating some deodorant, and i didnt wanna comment at the time since it was very old- but no one seemed to point out the fact that it appears to be some kinda mukbang skit. she filled those tubs of deodorant with things like jello and white chocolate.
Jesus Christ, stop doing this, you animal! I swear this thread is more horrifying than the GRS thread in Stinkditch by now.I do wash my vegetables with soap if they dirty, like potatoes or whatever.
100% this, i got some lebbo associates and their casual racism against blacks would make a Grand Wizard blush. In some arab countries it's still common and completly socially acceptable to refer to blacks with the arabic word for slave.Arabs aren't fans of blacks either. And see it as a insult if you remotely associate them with blacks.
They're fucking fiending for dat powder! That's straight-up crackhead talk!Back on cornstarch, here are some random tweets of black women being very public with the fact that they crave a flavorless, nutrition-less dust:
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NOTE: ALL OF THESE TWEETS ARE FROM TODAY!!!!
Back during my 4 years at Subway, the franchise owners/store managers (2-3 stores) were Lebanese. They really liked me and one of the other employees that were there roughly the same amount of time. Yeah we did a good job but we were mostly the only two white dudes in a mostly black crew. There were two honorary white chicks but you could kind of tell the attitude difference/willingness to put up with shit when dealing with seasoned and unseasoned staffJesus Christ, stop doing this, you animal! I swear this thread is more horrifying than the GRS thread in Stinkditch by now.
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100% this, i got some lebbo associates and their casual racism against blacks would make a Grand Wizard blush. In some arab countries it's still common and completly socially acceptable to refer to blacks with the arabic word for slave.
I have no idea and never heard about doing that or as a stereotype. However, it doesn't sound bad to me? I would sultanas because raisin sucks and are too dry, but sultanas in "salty" food is a thing? And it tastes good 9.9 times out of 10?I've always wondered where black people got the notion that white people put raisins in potato salad.
On washing veggies with soap - I do that and no one will shame me out of doing it. But, if you use anything beside natural Marseille Soap then ewww*. Also the only time I do it is if I have some potatoes (or other root vegetables) that are completely covered in soil and warm water and a sponge is not cutting it.Jesus Christ, stop doing this, you animal! I swear this thread is more horrifying than the GRS thread in Stinkditch by now.
Yes, but don't wash meat at all. If you cook it correctly, the only thing washing does is spread bacteria around. The oven/pan/grill/etc takes care of Total Bacterial Death.Just to check, it's normal to pass vegetables under a faucet to remove dirt and dust, right? No soap or weird shit, just water. I don't do it with meat, but mainly because I get it from the butcher anyways.
I actually tried a little bit (like, the end of a knife amount. Like a bump of coke)that, too, goes right back to the discussion about 'performing' cleanliness
a douche is almost never necessary, they were invented to clean out the vagina after intercourse to prevent disease or pregnancy, and then popularized as something EVERYONE has to use during the modernization craze of the mid century when people were sold tons of solutions to problems they didnt know they had
actually, now that i think about it, a lot of modern day african american culture is very heavily inspired by that 50s esque white-picket-fence-american lifestyle
the unnecessary products, the habitual and excessive cleaning, the consumerism, doing what you believe is "expected" from you without thinking...
im tempted to try a spoonfull of cornstarch and see how it is, i imagine the texture is gonna be atrocious
Washing vegetable and fruits remove most of the sprayed pesticide, and the most commonly used insecticide are organophosphates, which work by acting as nerve agents.Just to check, it's normal to pass vegetables under a faucet to remove dirt and dust, right? No soap or weird shit, just water. I don't do it with meat, but mainly because I get it from the butcher anyways.
Can't she just buy some on her own? Does her grandmother feed her cornstarch when she visits instead of an actual meal? Does she have some kind of family recipe for cornstarch? This thread just keeps giving me more questions!
Yep. If you're really worried about bacteria, you can add a few drops of bleach in at least 1ltr of water and wash your veggies there, but you still have to rinse it off. Bleach diluted in water is safe to even drink in a VERY SMALL amount (1 drop per litre).Just to check, it's normal to pass vegetables under a faucet to remove dirt and dust, right? No soap or weird shit, just water. I don't do it with meat, but mainly because I get it from the butcher anyways.