I'm not even half Danish, I'm a full blooded latino.
Would you let people from other ethnic/race get related to your women and daughters? If so, which races? Why or why not?
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In USA, potatoes come in cartons
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That sounds good but for example when eating in your country they put hash browns as a side dish with sandwiches, that was too damn dry, fries would be better.
>latkas
I thought we were talking about potatoes only, not mixed with other things. No, I have not, but they sound good. And of course fries are awesome.
Leaving some dishes that use potatoes as main ingredients and pureé.
Yes potatoes are based, dog bless your andean ancestors for gifting us these tasty starches.
>when eating in your country they put hash browns as a side dish with sandwiches
Like at mcdolans? I know they have the hash brown patties they serve at breakfast which are tasty but quite greasy. I prefer the looser style hash browns alongside something to moisten them up like eggs or cheese or sour cream.
As for the pics you posted:
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I swear I've seen this before, no idea what it's called but I know I have seen a Peruvian post this before, whether it was here or pedochan I don't remember. It is a dish served cold iirc?
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I've had this or something similar to it many times but can't recall the name, but yeah cheesy creamy layered potatoes bretty good
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Good ol mashed potatoes, truly luxurious if done right
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What's this, some kind of curry?
Not in mcdonalds, I went to a deli/bakery in Fort Lauderdale where the sandwiches were delicious but that side dish was disappointing tbh compared to the level of the sandwiches. Now that you mention, I did put sour cream to the hashbrowns to make them less dry.
1st is called causa rellena and is basically mashed potatoes with crab meat, avocado and other goodies.
2nd is potatoes cake, it also has cheese
4th is called carapulcra and is dry potato with peanut, pig, spices and little bit of chocolate (it has to be a chocolate called Sublime)
An American tourist and former Navy SEAL was visiting a cafe in Paris. He asked (in American) for a coffee with two sugars. The barista refused to serve him and said "If you want your coffee you will have to order it in French!" the American grabbed him by the throat and shouted "WHY SHOULD I HAVE TO SPEAK YOUR LANGUAGE WHEN *MY* PEOPLE WON YOUR FUCKING WAR FOR YOU!?".
Stunned by the American's bravery, the rest of the cafe began clapping loudly and offering him celebratory blowjobs. That way the day that France adopted the US Constitution as holy scripture,
That American Navy SEALS name was Jesus Christ.
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Bernd, what is your opinion about the fact that Soviet factories worked on a basis of shortage of materials?
>Shturmovshchina (Russian: штурмовщина, IPA: [ʂtʊrmɐfˈɕːinə], last-minute rush, lit. storming)[1] was a common Soviet work practice of frantic and overtime work at the end of a planning period in order to fulfill the planned production target. The practice usually gave rise to products of poor quality at the end of a planning cycle.
>Due to the planned economy,[3] required materials and tools were not always available on time, and the work slowed as a result, or workers might have been reassigned to do something else, with the expectation that the job would be done when the materials arrive. However, when the end of a month neared, management was placed under pressure, substitute materials and improvised tools were used, and the workers were expected to produce the expected product in time. All this abruptly ended at the end of the month. At the beginning of the next month, the workers slacken to recover from the previous storm, thereby continuing the next cycle.[4]
Why Soviets didn't adopt a system similar to the Japanese factory model, working with low inventories and efficient use of the time? What was the advantage of doing overtime?
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I am 31 years old and only recently discovered how delicious mandarin oranges are
currently witnessing some grassroots reddit psyop to prime australians to give up their nice utes because >muh climate muhfugga
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Mentally changing all instances of -ism to -tism.
It is true in general; to take ideologies seriously you have to be ans -tist, tbh.
All the screechenings suddenly become funnier if you consider it as such.
(protenstan-tism is already a -tism; likewise lef-tism and righ-tism)
Mines good fren Poland has just gotten 32yo. Let's celebrate!
He has been with us for well over half a year now and in this time became one of the defining factors of BG. Thank you fren. It has been a pleasure to post with you.
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>Decree time (Russian: декретное время) refers to the changes introduced to the Soviet Union time system by a Sovnarkom decree of 16 June 1930. By this decree, all clocks in the Soviet Union were permanently shifted one hour ahead at 00:00 on 21 June 1930 everywhere in the Soviet Union.
>It is independent from daylight saving time, which was introduced in the USSR much later, in 1981.[5] In fact, with both time shifts in effect, summer time was two hours ahead of standard time in the USSR.
What is Bernd opinion about this? It was only abolished in the 80s.
Did it cause insomnia and a shitty biological clock to people living inside the Soviet Union?
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In the US of A they go one hour back during 6 months too but I don’t remember exactly which months. I used to work for an Unitedstatian company and it was horrible because I had to work at 7 AM (East Coast is normally the same time at Peru so it was 8 AM but when that daylight hour shit happened their 8 AM became my 7 AM). Shit sucks ass bad having to wake up so early for droning.