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Originally Posted by Austruck
Originally Posted by Mr Minio
I never ate a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in my entire life.
Originally Posted by AgrippinaX
Originally Posted by Austruck
Originally Posted by Mr Minio
I never ate a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in my entire life.
Originally Posted by Austruck
Originally Posted by Mr Minio
I never ate a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in my entire life.
No, I don't even know how it tastes. We don't eat this stuff here. This is a stereotypically American thing. :P
Originally Posted by Mr Minio
I never ate a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in my entire life.
Originally Posted by Chypmunk
Jelly should only ever be paired with ice-cream imo and certainly never with anything in a sandwich
It is quite good.
Originally Posted by Mr Minio
For the record, whether or not other countries broke Geneva Conventions in the past does not matter when discussing the contemporary conflict. Whataboutism of this kind is an oft-used one, historically. As a matter of fact, "And you are lynching Negroes" was a popular retort in the Soviet Union.
Fear is a natural reaction. After all, Russia has nuclear weapons. But even Russia's name for the mobilization of nuclear weaponry is called a deterrent. Historically, nuclear weapons were used to rather wreak fear than wreak havoc. Yes, there are still some dregs of a chance that Putin will decide to resort to a nuke, but there's hope that his subordinates will finally stand up to him in such a case. After all, it's totally unreasonable to risk a nuclear war over Ukraine. I'd definitely stop worrying (I know it's easy to say...). If nukes won't be used, there's little reason for fear. If they will, there soon won't be any reason for fear.
Fear is a natural reaction. After all, Russia has nuclear weapons. But even Russia's name for the mobilization of nuclear weaponry is called a deterrent. Historically, nuclear weapons were used to rather wreak fear than wreak havoc. Yes, there are still some dregs of a chance that Putin will decide to resort to a nuke, but there's hope that his subordinates will finally stand up to him in such a case. After all, it's totally unreasonable to risk a nuclear war over Ukraine. I'd definitely stop worrying (I know it's easy to say...). If nukes won't be used, there's little reason for fear. If they will, there soon won't be any reason for fear.
I suppose you will have to split the difference and raise your kids in an artisan sandwich household.
I'm still aghast at the idea that my plate ware is possibly riddled with lead.
I'm still aghast at the idea that my plate ware is possibly riddled with lead.