Jimjamflimflam
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Funny enough if they did this in a gentrification part of town that serves hipsters this would be been high end novelty
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Funny enough if they did this in a gentrification part of town that serves hipsters this would be been high end novelty
It wasn't built by some mythical "Zimbabwean" civilization, it wasn't the result of some "Great Zimbabwe" that totally existed in the past, it was built by Islamic slavers as an outpost, that's the point I was making.I looked into this and in my cursory internet search it appeared to have been made by africans. If you have a source saying otherwise I'd be greatly interested. Thanks.
Nobody of any note has ever claimed it was built by a "zimbabwean civilisation". The fortification was built by the Shona, an iron age tribe that migrated into the region some time in the 2nd century; it became their capital in the 9th-10th centuries, as they expanded their control the gold deposits of what is now called the zimbabwe plateau. The structure is too far south and west to have been part of the Islamic slave trade during the high-point of its existence and it pre-dates any Islamic or Arab incursions into the area by a couple of centuries.It wasn't built by some mythical "Zimbabwean" civilization, it wasn't the result of some "Great Zimbabwe" that totally existed in the past, it was built by Islamic slavers as an outpost, that's the point I was making.
Not that "Nuh uh, no dark skins had a hand in this thing's construction at all!". I should have clarified that, my bad.
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Salmon sushi. A Norwegian creation. Pretty decent. Other than bamboozling the brits for the (suspected) oil fields the salmon deal with Japan is considered their second largest financial success story.Some of it can be utterly disastrous but such Frankenstein monstrosities generally don't continue to exist. One of the earliest would be the strong Japanese influence on Peruvian cuisine leading to food like ceviche.
Shrimpila Cola is real! Can't wait for my brain to burn.Its obvious what shes going to wash that down with:
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Truly the hoodrat special
what? who eats something like that? Paprika all the way (bellpepper for your people in the colonies)Bbq chips have a more advanced flavour profile. Remove the cayenne and its literally just one of the most popular european chip flavours.
Salmon is a nice fish, but i pref it smoked..Salmon sushi. A Norwegian creation. Pretty decent.
wait whatSalmon sushi. A Norwegian creation. Pretty decent. Other than bamboozling the brits for the (suspected) oil fields the salmon deal with Japan is considered their second largest financial success story.
Nah, paprika the powdered version is called paprika everywhere i think, in English too.what? who eats something like that? Paprika all the way (bellpepper for your people in the colonies)
Salmon is a nice fish, but i pref it smoked..
what a useless input to this thread
Or dey drywall
Indians/Asians using "y'all" makes my skin crawlLuckily a lot of the comments are calling it out, but damnnn I'm always surprised how brutal the comment sections on such large (& normie) platforms can be.
The Indian girl going 'I wonder what the hell y'all are eating that you dont know this???' Might just be more brutal that the openly racist ones tbh. A group of people that uses their ''''superior culinary skills''' as a massive cope, getting told by people from cultures with massive spice and flavour useage that their 'cooking knowledge' is actually quite shit... lmao
The Asians doing it is sometimes more believable. There’s a decent number of Cantonese, Vietnamese, and to a lesser extent, Koreans down here.Indians/Asians using "y'all" makes my skin crawl