I really thought people were going to shit on my no beans in chili policy. My friends all give me grief about it, oh they all rave about the flavour but…
I also do not like the company of dolphins, never met one personally but I don’t trust em’. I mentioned earlier I don’t like seafood much but I’d eat dolphin with relish, and lemon pepper.
Come to think of it I hate relish.
Marmalade sucks too.
Cooked veggies.
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]Edgy wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
Damn do I now have to start wearing pumps and eyeliner?
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Deej - forchristsake, come out of the closet already, we ALL know that you married your wife so you can have access to her clothes.
jeesh~[/quote]
So how do I look?[/quote]
Two words tubby in pink:
cardi
O!
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]Edgy wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
Damn do I now have to start wearing pumps and eyeliner?
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Deej - forchristsake, come out of the closet already, we ALL know that you married your wife so you can have access to her clothes.
jeesh~[/quote]
So how do I look?[/quote]
CALL MEH!!!
[quote]bond james bond wrote:
I really thought people were going to shit on my no beans in chili policy. My friends all give me grief about it, oh they all rave about the flavour but…
I also do not like the company of dolphins, never met one personally but I don’t trust em’. I mentioned earlier I don’t like seafood much but I’d eat dolphin with relish, and lemon pepper.
Come to think of it I hate relish.
Marmalade sucks too.
Cooked veggies.[/quote]
A traditional chilli doesn’t include beans in the first place…that being said, I enjoy them in mine but only because they’re my best source of protein in a pot of chilli
[quote]JaseHxC wrote:
A traditional chilli doesn’t include beans in the first place…that being said, I enjoy them in mine but only because they’re my best source of protein in a pot of chilli
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WTF does a Canuck know about Chili forchristsake!
srsly~
Rap “music”
99% of any sport on TV (cf. in person or playing, which I love)
Any lawyer TV show, except the very early original Law & Orders
Oprah. She needs to just cease to exist.
Gambling, except black jack (in teams) or in-person poker
PETA
[quote]Edgy wrote:
[quote]JaseHxC wrote:
A traditional chilli doesn’t include beans in the first place…that being said, I enjoy them in mine but only because they’re my best source of protein in a pot of chilli
[/quote]
WTF does a Canuck know about Chili forchristsake!
srsly~[/quote]
Thats what’s confusing to me, every super bowl party, pool party etc i’ve been to, the chili has beans in it, but yet here I’m getting from Americans(and one Irishman) no beans is cool, in fact preffered.
FUCK BEANS, not you countingbeans if you read this lol.
[quote]bond james bond wrote:
I also do not like the company of dolphins, never met one personally but I don’t trust em’. I mentioned earlier I don’t like seafood much but I’d eat dolphin with relish, and lemon pepper.
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Fish stealing fuckers. I was deep see fishing and they wear a major nuisance. If I had a rifle I would have turned them into chum.
[quote]bond james bond wrote:
[Thats what’s confusing to me, every super bowl party, pool party etc i’ve been to, the chili has beans in it, but yet here I’m getting from Americans(and one Irishman) no beans is cool, in fact preffered. [/quote]
Clearly your friends are cheap and are trying to stretch the meat.
[quote]Edgy wrote:
[quote]JaseHxC wrote:
A traditional chilli doesn’t include beans in the first place…that being said, I enjoy them in mine but only because they’re my best source of protein in a pot of chilli
[/quote]
WTF does a Canuck know about Chili forchristsake!
srsly~[/quote]
Nothing. But he’s right in this respect. I’m an award-winning chili cook and I learned early on that no self-respecting chili cook puts beans in their chili. For those who like beans in their chili, they should be served on the side. Anytime I enter a chili cook-off I look around and know right away who IS NOT going to win because those are the ones who put beans in.
Chili never had beans in it before the Depression. But chili being a Southern/Southwestern food, those who cooked it were especially hard hit by the Depression and had to compensate when they cooked. Instead of using a lot of meat, which you normally would do, they helped fill out the chili with beans, which were dirt cheap. Nowadays, the truly great chili cooks put beans in their chili AFTER judges have tried it at chili cook-offs, and never put them in chili in any other capacity. The beans are put in immediately after judging because they actually help mask the true flavor of the chili and turn it kind of bland, thereby making it impossible for competitors with a refined palate to taste it and start to recognize any sort of secret ingredients you may use.
Also, we’re talking about a vegan here, so technically he’s never had chili before. If it doesn’t have meat in it then it simply isn’t chili, period. And if it has no meat but it DOES have beans then it’s something entirely different.
I posted my award-winning recipe on here once a while back. I’ll try to find it and post a link here. If anyone here tries my recipe though, you have to PM me and tell me about how it turned out.
edit: here’s the link. JaseHxC, if you ever leave the Dark Side and decide you’re going to eat meat again, I recommend starting with this recipe. You’ll never be the same…
https://tnation.T-Nation.com/free_online_forum/music_movies_girls_life/local_foods
[quote]byukid wrote:
Me: Yeah, congrats on saving the environment by using a car that looks gay and doesn’t save the environment.[/quote]
amaaaaaaaaaaaaaazin! 
Oh, another thing? I hate when companies have one ply toilet paper- you’re not saving money because now I have to use 4x the tp to wipe. Way to “save money”
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]Edgy wrote:
[quote]JaseHxC wrote:
A traditional chilli doesn’t include beans in the first place…that being said, I enjoy them in mine but only because they’re my best source of protein in a pot of chilli
[/quote]
WTF does a Canuck know about Chili forchristsake!
srsly~[/quote]
Nothing. But he’s right in this respect. I’m an award-winning chili cook and I learned early on that no self-respecting chili cook puts beans in their chili. For those who like beans in their chili, they should be served on the side. Anytime I enter a chili cook-off I look around and know right away who IS NOT going to win because those are the ones who put beans in.
Chili never had beans in it before the Depression. But chili being a Southern/Southwestern food, those who cooked it were especially hard hit by the Depression and had to compensate when they cooked. Instead of using a lot of meat, which you normally would do, they helped fill out the chili with beans, which were dirt cheap. Nowadays, the truly great chili cooks put beans in their chili AFTER judges have tried it at chili cook-offs, and never put them in chili in any other capacity. The beans are put in immediately after judging because they actually help mask the true flavor of the chili and turn it kind of bland, thereby making it impossible for competitors with a refined palate to taste it and start to recognize any sort of secret ingredients you may use.
Also, we’re talking about a vegan here, so technically he’s never had chili before. If it doesn’t have meat in it then it simply isn’t chili, period. And if it has no meat but it DOES have beans then it’s something entirely different.
I posted my award-winning recipe on here once a while back. I’ll try to find it and post a link here. If anyone here tries my recipe though, you have to PM me and tell me about how it turned out.
edit: here’s the link. JaseHxC, if you ever leave the Dark Side and decide you’re going to eat meat again, I recommend starting with this recipe. You’ll never be the same…
https://tnation.T-Nation.com/free_online_forum/music_movies_girls_life/local_foods[/quote]
Wow, thanks man, bless your chili eatin’ heart. I just skimmed through it and it looks worth the trouble, much appreciated.
My recipe is based on a dude who used to post here a few years ago named KUZ, it’s his moms recipe actually, it’s archived here somewhere. Even though I’m new to chili I am facinated by all the ingrediants involved. I use cocoa(it’s a spice) but only after I read it somewhere, I never would have thought it myself. Beer?, never would have thought of that either.
I’m also going to copy out your short history on chili and shove it in their bean loving faces lol.
DB, I haven’t been a vegan my whole life and chilli was a dish served quite frequently in my home growing up, always without beans.
[quote]bond james bond wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]Edgy wrote:
[quote]JaseHxC wrote:
A traditional chilli doesn’t include beans in the first place…that being said, I enjoy them in mine but only because they’re my best source of protein in a pot of chilli
[/quote]
WTF does a Canuck know about Chili forchristsake!
srsly~[/quote]
Nothing. But he’s right in this respect. I’m an award-winning chili cook and I learned early on that no self-respecting chili cook puts beans in their chili. For those who like beans in their chili, they should be served on the side. Anytime I enter a chili cook-off I look around and know right away who IS NOT going to win because those are the ones who put beans in.
Chili never had beans in it before the Depression. But chili being a Southern/Southwestern food, those who cooked it were especially hard hit by the Depression and had to compensate when they cooked. Instead of using a lot of meat, which you normally would do, they helped fill out the chili with beans, which were dirt cheap. Nowadays, the truly great chili cooks put beans in their chili AFTER judges have tried it at chili cook-offs, and never put them in chili in any other capacity. The beans are put in immediately after judging because they actually help mask the true flavor of the chili and turn it kind of bland, thereby making it impossible for competitors with a refined palate to taste it and start to recognize any sort of secret ingredients you may use.
Also, we’re talking about a vegan here, so technically he’s never had chili before. If it doesn’t have meat in it then it simply isn’t chili, period. And if it has no meat but it DOES have beans then it’s something entirely different.
I posted my award-winning recipe on here once a while back. I’ll try to find it and post a link here. If anyone here tries my recipe though, you have to PM me and tell me about how it turned out.
edit: here’s the link. JaseHxC, if you ever leave the Dark Side and decide you’re going to eat meat again, I recommend starting with this recipe. You’ll never be the same…
https://tnation.T-Nation.com/free_online_forum/music_movies_girls_life/local_foods[/quote]
Wow, thanks man, bless your chili eatin’ heart. I just skimmed through it and it looks worth the trouble, much appreciated.
My recipe is based on a dude who used to post here a few years ago named KUZ, it’s his moms recipe actually, it’s archived here somewhere. Even though I’m new to chili I am facinated by all the ingrediants involved. I use cocoa(it’s a spice) but only after I read it somewhere, I never would have thought it myself. Beer?, never would have thought of that either.
I’m also going to copy out your short history on chili and shove it in their bean loving faces lol.
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And when you do so, do so with EXTREME PREJUDICE…
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
PS: I LOVE Apple products. Makes my job easier. [/quote]
Please stop by the Apple store and check all the updated goodies. I need their marketshare to keep climbing.
Edit: The hell did my comments go!
I hate:
Summer weather (high heat)
Supermarket shopping
Getting drunk
Flying
Soccer/Football
[quote]JaseHxC wrote:
DB, I haven’t been a vegan my whole life and chilli was a dish served quite frequently in my home growing up, always without beans.[/quote]
I’m just bustin’ your balls, man. Good to know you guys didn’t use beans. My mother did, which is why I started cooking dinner several nights a week when I was 12. Bless my mother’s heart, but she is NOT a good cook and I decided at an early age that if we were going to eat well at my house it was going to be up to me to do the cooking. I started developing my award-winning chili recipe back then and by the time I was 16 I had already beaten the head chef at the Hilton Hotel in downtown San Jose in a chili cook-off, both in our category and overall.
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]JaseHxC wrote:
DB, I haven’t been a vegan my whole life and chilli was a dish served quite frequently in my home growing up, always without beans.[/quote]
I’m just bustin’ your balls, man. Good to know you guys didn’t use beans. My mother did, which is why I started cooking dinner several nights a week when I was 12. Bless my mother’s heart, but she is NOT a good cook and I decided at an early age that if we were going to eat well at my house it was going to be up to me to do the cooking. I started developing my award-winning chili recipe back then and by the time I was 16 I had already beaten the head chef at the Hilton Hotel in downtown San Jose in a chili cook-off, both in our category and overall.[/quote]
DB I answered you in the Football flawed thread.
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]Ratchet wrote:
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]Ratchet wrote:
also, I hate hybrid cars - if you really gave a crap about the environment you would drive a turbo deisel… the batterys are made with lithium that is only mined in russia and china (and not iran and afgahnistan… the way its mined makes it’s cradle to the grave life cycle worse then driving a large suv / large truck…
[/quote]
"According to The American Cancer Society, lung cancer is the main one to have been linked to diesel exhaust. But it is also suspected that other cancers such as those of the larynx, pancreas, bladder and kidney may be associated with diesel exhaust.
In addition, as a major source of outdoor air pollution, diesel exhaust is believed to play a role in other health problems such as eye irritation, headaches, lung damage, asthma and other lung diseases, heart disease and possibly immune system problems.
Exhaust from diesel engines is made up of both gases and soot. The gas portion is mainly comprised of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur oxides and hydrocarbons, according to the American Cancer Society�??�??�?�¢??s Web site.
Diesel exhaust contains roughly 100 times more of the soot materials than ordinary gas, which makes diesel more of a concern than other emissions.
[/quote]
is that the newer low sulfur desiel or the older non-low sulfur… it makes a big difference…
also, the equipement used to mine lithium uses non-low sulfur desiel for its lubricating effects… so lithium = still a waste…
In addittion, the “american cancer society” basically has stated that everything causes cancer…
Also,
I hate apple products…[/quote]
Yea ID I dont know about this one either. I bought the wife an BMW X5 diesel and we actually got a tax write off due to the “green” effect, plus $4000 of the price due to “green” issues. [/quote]
Rudolph Diesel’s original engine burned peanut oil. Somehow it got taken over by fossil fuels.
As long as the oil industry has it’s dirty hands in everything (yes, that includes funding terrorists by and by), I will limit my use of those things. One of the reasons I made the choice to work at home.
PS: I LOVE Apple products. Makes my job easier. [/quote]
My next vehicle purchase will be an H2 for pulling a boat / camper… but I want to put a turbo deseil in it and convert it to run veggie oils… it just takes adding a larger injector and a better fuel filter and a heater since veggie oils freeze at higher temps then standard desiel… I have a friend whos parents own a bunch of fast food restraunts and they all drive mercedes / bmws desiels thats burn used fry/veggie oil and will hook me up with a bunch…
[quote]Ratchet wrote:
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]Ratchet wrote:
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]Ratchet wrote:
also, I hate hybrid cars - if you really gave a crap about the environment you would drive a turbo deisel… the batterys are made with lithium that is only mined in russia and china (and not iran and afgahnistan… the way its mined makes it’s cradle to the grave life cycle worse then driving a large suv / large truck…
[/quote]
"According to The American Cancer Society, lung cancer is the main one to have been linked to diesel exhaust. But it is also suspected that other cancers such as those of the larynx, pancreas, bladder and kidney may be associated with diesel exhaust.
In addition, as a major source of outdoor air pollution, diesel exhaust is believed to play a role in other health problems such as eye irritation, headaches, lung damage, asthma and other lung diseases, heart disease and possibly immune system problems.
Exhaust from diesel engines is made up of both gases and soot. The gas portion is mainly comprised of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur oxides and hydrocarbons, according to the American Cancer Society�??�??�??�?�¢??s Web site.
Diesel exhaust contains roughly 100 times more of the soot materials than ordinary gas, which makes diesel more of a concern than other emissions.
[/quote]
is that the newer low sulfur desiel or the older non-low sulfur… it makes a big difference…
also, the equipement used to mine lithium uses non-low sulfur desiel for its lubricating effects… so lithium = still a waste…
In addittion, the “american cancer society” basically has stated that everything causes cancer…
Also,
I hate apple products…[/quote]
Yea ID I dont know about this one either. I bought the wife an BMW X5 diesel and we actually got a tax write off due to the “green” effect, plus $4000 of the price due to “green” issues. [/quote]
Rudolph Diesel’s original engine burned peanut oil. Somehow it got taken over by fossil fuels.
As long as the oil industry has it’s dirty hands in everything (yes, that includes funding terrorists by and by), I will limit my use of those things. One of the reasons I made the choice to work at home.
PS: I LOVE Apple products. Makes my job easier. [/quote]
My next vehicle purchase will be an H2 for pulling a boat / camper… but I want to put a turbo deseil in it and convert it to run veggie oils… it just takes adding a larger injector and a better fuel filter and a heater since veggie oils freeze at higher temps then standard desiel… I have a friend whos parents own a bunch of fast food restraunts and they all drive mercedes / bmws desiels thats burn used fry/veggie oil and will hook me up with a bunch…
[/quote]
That’s awesome, Ratchet! Old man Diesel is smiling in his grave.