Niggers Eating Cornstarch - And any other weird nigger food related shit

[Red Bird]

Why the fuck are you running a business and shopping from the grocery store instead of buying bulk from a restaurant supply shop dumbass?

On this topic, here we go again. Yes, it's a somewhat cute cake and I'm sure some child was happy to have it for their birthday party, but $200-300??? Because you spent $70 in candy at Walmart? $35 in butter??? Why the fuck are you buying supplies for your business at Walmart?

 

[Trig.Point]

What do the Gurkhas eat?
I am curious, as they are some of the best soldiers in the world and I am curious if there is any correlation between that and their diet.

They eat a lot of weird looking curries that have the consistancy of soup. Other than that it seemed very similar to Indian food.

lol the idea that they're great soldiers can be challenged by ever having any close dealings with them, I know a lot of the US military were really disapointed when they encountered them in Helmand. Gurkha officers come from a small number of extremely well connected families, who like to push out bullshit PR pieces. (It's extremely hard to become a Gurkha officers unless there's some family connection and a private income to pay for the Mess Bills). Hence why the MOD keeps funding them.

I'd imagine this stems from black people generally not trusting medical institutions very much, which itself stems from historical racism. Given all the stuff that went on with covid and vaccines and whatnot causing a widespread generalized distrust of said institutions, I can't imagine that this sentiment is on the decline.

I wonder if part of it is just that Medical professionals don't want confrontations with black patients.

 

[Fried-Rice12]

They eat a lot of weird looking curries that have the consistancy of soup. Other than that it seemed very similar to Indian food.

lol the idea that they're great soldiers can be challenged by ever having any close dealings with them, I know a lot of the US military were really disapointed when they encountered them in Helmand. Gurkha officers come from a small number of extremely well connected families, who like to push out bullshit PR pieces. (It's extremely hard to become a Gurkha officers unless there's some family connection and a private income to pay for the Mess Bills). Hence why the MOD keeps funding them.

Huh, it seems the nepotism has finally rotted them out.
They were very well regarded by British units they served alongside in SEA during WW2.

 

[Red Bird]

I wonder if part of it is just that Medical professionals don't want confrontations with black patients.

Reminds me of walking by a full-blown fistfight in the courtyard of a hospital in Cairo and being confused.

My friend who I was walking with told me it's dangerous to be a doctor in Egypt, because if people feel that you didn't try hard enough to save their loved ones, then you run the risk of their insane relatives physically attacking you, which is what we were witnessing.

Maybe they wuz Egyptians after all. I'm sure ER doctors in black areas have some fucking hilarious (+terrifying) stories.

 

[teriyakiburns]

Huh, it seems the nepotism has finally rotted them out.

Seems like it's just a way for rich nepalese to get a passport, these days. It's a relatively recent shift, though. My brother knew a couple of gurkhas (regulars) while he was in the terries, back in the 90s. Both from dirt poor families, who joined up because the alternative was dying at 50 from working to death. Said they were like a pair of boulders with knives.

 

[Fried-Rice12]

Reminds me of walking by a full-blown fistfight in the courtyard of a hospital in Cairo and being confused.

My friend who I was walking with told me it's dangerous to be a doctor in Egypt, because if people feel that you didn't try hard enough to save their loved ones, then you run the risk of their insane relatives physically attacking you, which is what we were witnessing.

Maybe they wuz Egyptians after all. I'm sure ER doctors in black areas have some fucking hilarious (+terrifying) stories.

This is also a widespread phenomenon in mainland China.

Seems like it's just a way for rich nepalese to get a passport, these days. It's a relatively recent shift, though. My brother knew a couple of gurkhas (regulars) while he was in the terries, back in the 90s. Both from dirt poor families, who joined up because the alternative was dying at 50 from working to death. Said they were like a pair of boulders with knives.

A really shame.
I know that Singapore still maintains a couple Gurkha units and there was a recent incident in India where a off-duty Gurkha fought 11 armed robbers on a train with his kukri and killed 3 of them.

 

[The Grimace]

This is also a widespread phenomenon in mainland China.


A really shame.
I know that Singapore still maintains a couple Gurkha units and there was a recent incident in India where a off-duty Gurkha fought 11 armed robbers on a train with his kukri and killed 3 of them.

Can you confirm or deny the thing about how chinks will back up over a person they hit with their car to "finish the job" so the family can't force them to pay for the person's medical expenses?

 

[Fried-Rice12]

Can you confirm or deny the thing about how chinks will back up over a person they hit with their car to "finish the job" so the family can't force them to pay for the person's medical expenses?

I have yet to see this phenomenon occur in the west but it does happen to a degree in mainland China.
EDIT: Dead men tell no tales, after all.

 

[Chongqing]

Can you confirm or deny the thing about how chinks will back up over a person they hit with their car to "finish the job" so the family can't force them to pay for the person's medical expenses?

I would deny that. If you hit someone with your car in China, you've already lost the game. You wouldn't want to lose worse.

 

[NoReturn]

I also wanted to share this tidbit. Supposedly it's nearly entirely women killing their children knowingly and it's not exposed because lack of evidence and not alerting the husband, which could end bloodily. The biggest evidence is how it doesn't make sense from an outside perspective - First of all, the name means nothing. It's not some magical ailment, something happened to kill the baby and it isn't shared. Even as an umbrella term it's meaningless. Second, why isn't it the biggest focus of the health industry? You'd think there will be massive expenditure of resources to research and fix this mysterious thing that is common enough to be heard by everyone.

I've also seen the infamous SIDS posts (especially on 4chan) but it's not all matricide. When you talk to actual EMTs about it, sure you have the "baby just died and we don't know why" stuff, but in a lot of cases the mom or dad did something accidental and the first responders lie to protect them. Not "woman kills baby, EMTs cover for mom so dad doesn't kill her" but stuff like "One of the parents accidentally smothered the baby because the parent is so fat".
You can actually see the fat thing in the data, too. Look at the BMI of the parent vs. rate of infant-death. It's one thing if the mom is pregnant, but think about why the mom's weight after the baby is already out would also increase mortality.

Can you confirm or deny the thing about how chinks will back up over a person they hit with their car to "finish the job" so the family can't force them to pay for the person's medical expenses?

I have yet to see this phenomenon occur in the west but it does happen to a degree in mainland China.
EDIT: Dead men tell no tales, after all.

I would deny that. If you hit someone with your car in China, you've already lost the game. You wouldn't want to lose worse.

This is real.
Legal cases in China led to an unfortunate unintended consequence where it's actually smarter to kill someone with your car than save them.
If you hit someone with your car, you're financially responsible for their medical care (sometimes for the rest of their life, depending on the injury). If you hit and kill someone, you only need to pay for the funeral or just a fine.

Sauce: https://slate.com/news-and-politics...ve-encouraged-the-hit-to-kill-phenomenon.html

Same in the Philippines for busses, apparently.

 

[Mourning_Cloak]

Someone posted this to r/shittyfoodporn a while back and as you can imagine there was a little slapfighting in the comments about "muh racism." Apparently this restaurant (no, not someone trying to do catering out of their home as a small business) has existed for a couple decades.

Spoiler: RESTAURANT VIDEO

 

[Merry]

Here is the text talked about previously in this thread:
It is from a book called Nursing: A Concept Based Approach to Learning.

Appreciate the sourcing

 

[ZipDisk]

Man, I can't keep up with the thread, but I wanted to touch on a few of the posts. One, it would be hilarious if Jack's house got sold to a black youtuber who then copied his format. It might finally push jack into the coffin.

Boney chicken - I've seen white employees complain that the blacks try to order just drumettes, and how that "Isn't fair".

Just sell them their drumettes, dummy!

Lawn clipping weed brownies - Holy shit that story is hilarious, but that is EXACTLY what your black customers wanted. Collared "green" brownies.

 

[Takayuki Yagami]

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Someone posted this to r/shittyfoodporn a while back and as you can imagine there was a little slapfighting in the comments about "muh racism." Apparently this restaurant (no, not someone trying to do catering out of their home as a small business) has existed for a couple decades.

Spoiler: RESTAURANT VIDEO

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_G4psU0guxU

Is that yellow mustard and kraft singles on fucking catfish? That’s one of the most revolting things I’ve ever seen. I didn’t even notice the spaghetti for a second.

 

[batteredpancakes]

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[Mourning_Cloak]

Is that yellow mustard and kraft singles on fucking catfish? That’s one of the most revolting things I’ve ever seen. I didn’t even notice the spaghetti for a second.

Oh not just any spaghetti brother. It's most likely canned spaghetti.

 

[Fried-Rice12]

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I can identify the blue crab and the chicken drumsticks, but what on Terra is that green slime and the even greener slime on the plate?
Also, is that a sheep's head?

 

[Takayuki Yagami]

Oh not just any spaghetti brother. It's most likely canned spaghetti.

It does look like spaghettioes.

 

[Return of the Freaker]

It does look like spaghettioes.

#BlackExcellence

 

[Cuntspiracy Man]

It does look like spaghettioes.

oh man speaking of prepackaged foods being sold
i remember a bit of an internet shitfling about a woman who openly sold box mix cakes at exorbitant prices and people were'nt happy
a lot of people insisted this is normal and many bakeries do the same, although personally i don't think that absolvs her, but rather makes all those other bakeries look bad in the process...