#taste of country

[shefaniquotes]

“I do a lot of dad stuff. I guess the most cliché dad thing I do - every single day when the kids get home from school, Apollo, our youngest, we throw the football for about 30 minutes. He's got this thing, he loves to jump on the trampoline while I throw the football at him so he can do like the crazy Odell Beckham catches and Deandre Hopkins stuff.”

Blake on the most dad thing he does, Taste of Country, November 2024

[starrysharks]

ghanaian miku

[blogdemocratesjr]

The Ginja Ninja

[ashtonderoy]

Taste of Country. A job I failed at that was my fault.

Written by Ashton Deroy I got the criticism from someone that I never take personal accountability on this platform. That I am always blaming my failures on someone else. I will admit Ashtonderoy.com is a little Me-Centric. Must be the fact that I haven’t had another writer in a few years. I promise when I have them… Unlike Bay of Quinte Pride. I will pay that writer. Motive: For my fans even…

[incorrectskzquotes]

Jeongin: I do what I want Seungmin: I'm calling Chan Jeongin: wait no I'll stop!

[starcurtain]

Please... please someone... I have a mighty need to see arts and fics of Phainon being a tacky and unrefined country bumpkin while Mydei is just standing to the side like

✨️👑✨️

with his princely etiquette and noble-born aesthetics, quietly cringing to himself every time Phainon dresses down or puts his elbows on the table.

[reginamillls]

sometimes you just need to be honest with yourself and admit that your blorbo probably would have different music taste than yourself

[myraremusic]

the jury votes have never been so catastrophic i think. so many intelligent, well sung songs that got barely any points but sweden again? for real? for a song i will have forgotten in four months? i am still listening to Trenulețul. i will never forget moldova's entry from last year. i will never forget finland's cha cha cha. never. those songs will stay with me for a whole eternity. i called for slovenia, czechia and finland so many times, you deserved so much better <3

[fucciwilliams]

[oifaaa]

Worse for Damian bc if he’s still in the US he has to wait 9 years to be able to drink again

I believe in the US I'm sure in a hundred years time you can make it legal to drink at 18 like most of the civilised world

[theblvcksupreme]

Beyoncé & Sabrina Carpenter share a congratulatory hug backstage at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. Bey tells Sabrina “We love you, we love your album. You are a breath of fresh air.” 🥹

[divorcedwife]

i only had coffee once in my life, when i was at a café and didn't know what to order so i panicked and asked for an espresso. it was just the first normal thing i could think of... never again, what a nightmare

[thedreadvampy]

The thing is. Bad/gross food is rarely a DISH - when food is bad it's because it's been badly made, whether because of skills or available ingredients. but a dish p much only exists recognisably and has a name because someone likes at least one version of it.

which is to say. there isn't really a way of naming a dish, school of dishes or specific food culture and going EW ISN'T THIS DISH UNILATERALLY CONCEPTUALLY DISGUSTING without denigrating quite a lot of people.

like you don't have to like it in any form. but it's eaten and shared because it's good to a not insubstantial number of people when cooked right.

(and I don't really understand how you approach that with total incuriosity when it's a dish you haven't tried like. ARE rocky mountain oysters good? Maybe! I would very much eat some to find out!!!!)

this is actually something the British food poll did in a way the American ones I've seen haven't really - they described how the food they're imagining is, specifically, badly prepared (grey meat and veggies; unseasoned shepherd's pie). which is wildly tipping the scales by calling it British Food but. like. that is an on point definition of why that food is gross.

(this also applies to American chocolate, which like. Broad category but I think most of us understand this refers to low-cocoa high-sugar chocolate, probably with bucolic acid. so we are being invited to imagine Badly Made Chocolate not. the concept of chocolate)

personally I just think it's very rarely a good or funny idea to shittalk how gross any given food culture is. partly because food is important and culturally evocative for most people, partly because it's very...alienating? to be like WHO COULD EAT SUCH A THING? just because you wouldn't, and largely because to be frank it says more about you than about the food that you have so little imagination or curiosity that you can't imagine why a food might be enjoyable to folks who aren't you.

yes this includes jello salad, I would like to try it. ONCE. if it wasn't appealing to someone it wouldn't be so widespread.

[ifindus]

We did not in fact win that race.

The World Championship in Biathlon 2024 just finished up today! Congrats to France for being the best nation, Norway for getting the most medals, and Sweden for taking their first ever gold medal in a biathlon world championship 🥳✨

Sometimes the Norwegian commentators just say something so weird I need to draw it

[taintedcigs]

salt & vinegar chips are DISGUSTINGGGGG.

[crispyliza]

Fun fact: pomegranate has continued to be associated with death in greek culture even now in modern times. We have a desert called "koliva" that has existed since ancient times that we serve at funerals and memorials, and pomegranate is one of the main ingredients. It symbolizes the soul of the dead and the glory of heaven.