[ SECRET POST #2893 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2893 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[(Anonymous)]

No, please, *do* get started on people who say eating sushi is cultural appropriation. Da fuck?

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[insanenoodlyguy]

some SJW's have gotten it into their heads that eating other cultures/nations dishes is appropriation.

Or, as variant, that eating them non-traditionally is (for example, putting kimchi on pizza. The rant about that actually caused me to discover a new food combo I liked, cause of course I had to do it!)

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[(Anonymous)]

Kimchi, sweet potatoes, korean bbq etc has been on korean specialty pizzas for a long time. If you go into any koreatown area there's probably a few pizza joints that specialize in k-pizza. Hardly nontraditional if everyone is doing it

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[insanenoodlyguy]

Oh, so that SJW didn't even know how Korean food worked?

Hahaha that's even funnier!

Well, I put ketchup on everything meat so I'm sure I still trolled somebody out there somewhere.

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[making_excuses]

Why the fuck would you put ketchup on anything?

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[(Anonymous)]

ketchup is delicious yo. especially when mixed with a little bit of mayo

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[making_excuses]

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[(Anonymous)]

is that kimi?

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[making_excuses]

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[(Anonymous)]

somewhat related, but this comment is making me remember how much I love french fries smothered in caramelized kimchi. so delicious

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[(Anonymous)]

Y'know, I could see somebody making a case for the loaded specialty rolls being ~problematic~ or at least warranting a distinction from classical sushi. Because I've eaten at restaurants that had "sushi rolls" containing (among other things), buffalo wings, alligator sausage, ranch dressing, and crumbled potato chips.

Not all in one roll. Just a few ingredients that came to mind. The potato chips were on an eel roll and it was amazing.

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[(Anonymous)]

I just vomited a little in my mouth. Then I thought about the southwestern 'egg rolls' at Chilis and barfed up the whole enchilada.

Re: Dreadlocks and non POC people.

[(Anonymous)]

The eel/chip roll was the only one I ate. I just remembered seeing that sort of stuff in rolls and going, "wtf." My friend had the buffalo roll and said it tasted like the leftovers that you would eat while hungover after a party- takeout rice and a boneless wing.