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Null said:
Swiss is not a cheese, it's a country full of stupid faggots who make cheese. If they're selling a cheese as swiss, it means they're selling bullshit. There is no such fucking thing as swiss cheese.
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What are your opinions on the other cheeses. For a small town grocery store it’s not a horrible selection of cheese. Plus there’s Mexican cheese in the other aisles. Cotija and Queso Fresco
 
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@Null if you are interested in trying again, lot of people getting unbanned at the moment. I told them the account was suspended as a result of a flagging campaign, not sure if the reason helped or not though.
 
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Null said:
Sorry, I'm going to have to bail on this one too. I don't really have enough for a whole show.
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late and gay, but

YOU'RE TEARING ME APART, JOSHUA!
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Null said:
Swiss is not a cheese, it's a country full of stupid faggots who make cheese. If they're selling a cheese as swiss, it means they're selling bullshit. There is no such fucking thing as swiss cheese.
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As an aside, I'm having a hard time remembering the first thing you had to eat at the airport in Switzerland the last time you were there
 
Greetings, Null,

I have indeed sparked quite a commotion within our general chat. An engaging debate has arisen regarding the appropriateness of labeling a chicken sandwich as a chicken burger. My stance firmly asserts that a chicken burger, in essence, is a non-existent terminology, echoing the predominant American viewpoint. The "Eurotards," as some would have it, insist on classifying a chicken sandwich, such as one procured from Chick-fil-A, as a chicken burger.
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It is true that the turkey burger exists, undeniably a burger in its own right. However, I firmly maintain that a chicken sandwich, despite its placement between burger buns and other similarities, remains distinct from the definition of a burger. The act of categorizing it as such is, in my humble opinion, an error.

In light of the spirited discussion, I humbly request that you consider conducting a poll in the chat during your next livestream, addressing the profound question of whether a chicken burger is indeed a legitimate classification.

Yours sincerely,
Devious Dave.
 
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Devious Dave said:
I have indeed sparked quite a commotion within our general chat. An engaging debate has arisen regarding the appropriateness of labeling a chicken sandwich as a chicken burger. My stance firmly asserts that a chicken burger, in essence, is a non-existent concept, echoing the predominant American viewpoint. The "Eurotards," as some would have it, insist on classifying a chicken sandwich, such as one procured from Chick-fil-A, as a chicken burger.
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you guys seem like the same type of faggots to call a hot dog a sandwich
 
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Dick Pooman said:
As an aside, I'm having a hard time remembering the first thing you had to eat at the airport in Switzerland the last time you were there
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I paid 21 Swiss francs for a regular Burger King meal (at the time, this was considered extremely high, while Americans now pay this every day for a Doordash meal). It was the middle of COVID and I was trying to pull a stunt to get through COVID regulations because my time in Serbia had expired. It did not work and I was turned around at the gate to Serbia, who for some reason let me back in.
 
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Devious Dave said:
Greetings, Null,

I have indeed sparked quite a commotion within our general chat. An engaging debate has arisen regarding the appropriateness of labeling a chicken sandwich as a chicken burger. My stance firmly asserts that a chicken burger, in essence, is a non-existent terminology, echoing the predominant American viewpoint. The "Eurotards," as some would have it, insist on classifying a chicken sandwich, such as one procured from Chick-fil-A, as a chicken burger.

It is true that the turkey burger exists, undeniably a burger in its own right. However, I firmly maintain that a chicken sandwich, despite its placement between burger buns and other similarities, remains distinct from the definition of a burger. The act of categorizing it as such is, in my humble opinion, an error.

In light of the spirited discussion, I humbly request that you consider conducting a poll in the chat during your next livestream, addressing the profound question of whether a chicken burger is indeed a legitimate classification.

Yours sincerely,
Devious Dave.
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Define a "burger".
Leave out the beginning and sign-off. You're posting on a forum, not writing an email. Also it makes you look like a faggot.
 
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Define a "burger".
Leave out the beginning and sign-off. You're posting on a forum, not writing an email. Also it makes you look like a faggot.
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A burger is a burger
Just like cutting a dudes dick off and sewing tits on doesn't make him a woman
Putting buns on a chicken patty doesn't make it a burger
You will never be a burger
 
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