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Dog with a Blog · Jan 7, 2020

Borat 2: Vengeance said:

Eat absolute shit dog

It’s true man. Garbage live band

ChaseTx · Jan 7, 2020

I like Shepard's pie. The vegan kind though

supernovagirl · Jan 7, 2020

Kate said:

So many things wrong with this caption smdh
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Lmao thanks for clearing that up pitchfork I was expecting Kurt to be there

Kate · Jan 7, 2020

supernovagirl said:

honestly, the nicest guy I’ve ever met. Dude offered me his kidney right then and there- I don’t even need a kidney!

You guys are totally blowing his cover! Lol

Jake W · Jan 7, 2020

Balance and Composure is one of those bands that pop punk kids listened to so they could say "see I don't only like pop punk, my taste is diverse af"

phaynes12 · Jan 7, 2020

Dog with a Blog said:

Cause they fucking suck maybe??? Literally the most boring band I have ever seen

lmao

not wrong

Borat 2: Vengeance · Jan 7, 2020

Dog with a Blog said:

It’s true man. Garbage live band

I only really like the first album and stuff before it but that shit ruled and they did too. No comment about anything not included

Sean Murphy · Jan 7, 2020

Jake W said:

Balance and Composure is one of those bands that pop punk kids listened to so they could say "see I don't only like pop punk, my taste is diverse af"

lmao this is so true though

Borat 2: Vengeance · Jan 7, 2020

Idk I don’t hear really anyone talking about them anymore. Obviously they broke up and that’s why.
But yeah I mean maybe back in like 2014

phaynes12 · Jan 7, 2020

isn’t the singer of B&C doing some extremely shitty struggle rap project now

Kate · Jan 7, 2020

supernovagirl said:

Lmao thanks for clearing that up pitchfork I was expecting Kurt to be there

Lmao also the writing is so bad it sounds like they are also saying surviving members of St Vincent too. Also they forgot to mention Beck. There's more but don't have time to write it rn lol

SlappinCups · Jan 7, 2020

GrantCloud said:

not sure how British people can live in a football player but ok

smh Ben Wallace would like a word

Borat 2: Vengeance · Jan 7, 2020

phaynes12 said:

isn’t the singer of B&C doing some extremely shitty struggle rap project now

I remember him talking about it and how B&C fans “wouldn’t get it” and he sounded like an asshole. I thought it was supposed to be like Wicca Phase idk

phaynes12 · Jan 7, 2020

will never cease to amaze me how there is hundreds of years of music history and some of y’all choose to listen to shitty bands like B&C lol

he said while listening to chevelle

Ken · Jan 7, 2020

Dog with a Blog said:

How often do you find yourself shaving your head now? People always tell me it must be so easy but honestly it’s so much maintenance

Have you considered lasers?

ChaseTx said:

I like Shepard's pie. The vegan kind though

Shepherd's pie can be amazing. Is the vegan one typically made with mushrooms?

phaynes12 · Jan 7, 2020

Borat 2: Vengeance said:

I remember him talking about it and how B&C fans “wouldn’t get it” and he sounded like an asshole. I thought it was supposed to be like Wicca Phase idk

gonna be honest and admit i’ve never listened to either lol

SlappinCups · Jan 7, 2020

Ken said:

There doesn’t seem to be a singular person, event, place, or circumstance that gave the world shepherd’s pie. Instead, there are bits and pieces of history that, together, and once interpreted, allow the emergence of shepherd’s pie to make sense. So, here’s a brief rundown of those facts:

The Norman invasion of Ireland began in the 13th century, and sparked a tumultuous union between Ireland and England that would last for about 800 years (though, depending on who you ask, it’s still going on).

In the late 15th century, England had officially taken control of Ireland, and brought the island into the United Kingdom.

As an arm of the United Kingdom, Protestantism became the new official religion, despite Ireland being majority Catholic.

The British and Protestant Irish converts became ruling landowners, protected by the government. Irish Catholics became peasant land workers, sanctioned by the government. As a result, they were generally impoverished, living in humble homes called “cottages.”

In 1589, Sir Walter Raleigh introduced the potato to Ireland, and over time, the potato gained acceptance in Ireland as an edible, affordable piece of produce, particularly for the poor.

The British loved beef, and sparked an increase in beef production in Ireland. The Irish were never big beef eaters. Regardless, they couldn’t really afford it while Ireland was under British control.

Those are the facts. Now, before I proceed, I want to make sure we’re clear on what precisely shepherd’s pie is. Here goes. It’s a hearty dish with origins in the United Kingdom and Ireland composed of a ground meat cooked in gravy, onions, carrots, celery, and a mashed potato crust (can be top and bottom, or just top). I told you. It’s a slam dunk meal for a cold St. Paddy’s dinner. Anyway, given the makeup of the dish, and the facts presented above, here’s what’s suspected to have sparked the origin of shepherd’s pie.

Sometime in the 18th century, a dish called “cottage pie” came about somewhere in the vast expanse of the United Kingdom and Ireland. It seems to have originated as a way for folks to make use of leftovers, in order to avoid waste, both of the food and money varieties. Simply put, after making a weekend roast, unused meat was repurposed into a pie using affordable potatoes as a crust. This frugal, albeit clever, meal suggests the name “cottage pie” referred to the consumers of the dish—poor Irish peasants (remember, they lived in cottages). Because the Irish, at the time, typically could not afford beef, I suspect the earliest forms of cottage pie contained mutton, since mutton was a cheaper and more flavorful alternative to either beef or lamb.

This cottage pie was the precursor to shepherd’s pie, which was coined in the middle of the 19th century. For a while it was used interchangeably with cottage pie. However, as time went on, a distinction was made: shepherd’s pie referred to a dish made with lamb (because sheep are tended to by shepherds!), and cottage pie referred to a dish made with beef. Since Ireland and the UK had such a long union, contentious as it was, both the British and Irish have love for shepherd’s pie, and claim its origins. That being said, if forced, I’d maintain the more traditionally Irish meal is the lamb-made dish known as shepherd’s pie, whereas the British version is the beef-made cottage pie. Why? Because historically the Irish weren’t big beef eaters, and the British were. Plus, this started as a way for folks to make use of sparse and/or inexpensive resources. At the time the dish was invented, given the socio-political context of the United Kingdom and Ireland, it seems likely that the Irish were among (if not predominantly) those who would be looking to make use of their leftovers in such a resourceful way.

get his ass

Dog with a Blog · Jan 7, 2020

Kate said:

You guys are totally blowing his co**!

Whoooooaaaaaaa. That’s crazy. Also, no one has ever referred to his penis as a co** before

ComedownMachine · Jan 7, 2020

phaynes12 said:

will never cease to amaze me how there is hundreds of years of music history and some of y’all choose to listen to shitty bands like B&C lol

he said while listening to chevelle

have you seen how many blink-182 fans are on this forum

phaynes12 · Jan 7, 2020

ComedownMachine said:

have you seen how many blink-182 fans are on this forum

unfortunately

Dog with a Blog · Jan 7, 2020

phaynes12 said:

will never cease to amaze me how there is hundreds of years of music history and some of y’all choose to listen to shitty bands like B&C lol

he said while listening to chevelle

Chevelle is great tho

phaynes12 · Jan 7, 2020

Dog with a Blog said:

Chevelle is great tho

hell yeah, dog

Dog with a Blog · Jan 7, 2020

Ken said:

Have you considered lasers?

like, getting them installed in my eyes or something like that? Yes absolutely

Ken · Jan 7, 2020

Dog with a Blog said:

like, getting them installed in my eyes or something like that? Yes absolutely

Or onto your forehead so that you can always have a warm meal.

Dog with a Blog · Jan 7, 2020

phaynes12 said:

hell yeah, dog

Saw them a couple months ago for the first time. 14 year old me’s dream come true. But I don’t like then ironically, I genuinely think they have some great music. Especially Vena Sera

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