Unpopular opinions

[sabergirl]

I'll try.  Some days I feel it, and some days I don't.  Same way with social interactions IRL, I suppose.

[sabergirl]

Thanks, btw.

[Finn666]

i love pigs…without pigs there wouldn't be any bacon and i fucking love bacon!

no unpopular opinion btw.!

[derivative666]

Just watched last 8 episodes of breaking bad and now feel let down. I loved it up until the last 5 min.

[jdl1279]

I felt the same at first, until I realized with every foreshadowing in earlier episodes, they were setting pieces in stone that had to be completed, there was no other end possible. Once I saw that and looked at all of the loose ends they closed in the finale, and I was ultimately satisfied with it.

[mclaincausey]

I truly despise the Oscars with a venom I can't rightly explain. Burn, Hollywood, Burn.

[Mild7]

^ Backed.  And nice PE ref

[Snowy]

@mclaincausey:

I truly despise the Oscars with a venom I can't rightly explain. Burn, Hollywood, Burn.

That's probably quite a popular opinion on this non-mainstream board :). I did enjoy Ellen crashing twitter but am annoyed at myself for liking it.

[Qinhan]

@mclaincausey:

If your beef "chili" has beans and tomato products in it then it's a stew.

Didn't realise that there were strict rules about such things.

[mclaincausey]

Oh yeah: http://www.chili.org/rules.html

[Qinhan]

Interesting.  There are obviously some people that take this very seriously.  Having quickly gone through "The Rules", however, it looks like tomatoes and tomato products are still ok, no?  I don't see tomatoes being caught under the following rule:

2. NO FILLERS IN CHILI - Beans, macaroni, rice, hominy, or other similar ingredients are not permitted.

Any my favourite rule:

G. PYROTECHNICS - No chili contestant may discharge firearms or use any pyrotechnics or explosives at a chili cookoff. Contestants discharging firearms and/or using explosives or other pyrotechnics will be disqualified from the chili cookoff.

[mclaincausey]

Yeah, my rules are pretty strict but that's just my opinion. To me part of the skill of making a superior chili con carne is to be able to do so without adding a bunch of adulterants. Amazing what the simplicity of time, beef, and pepper can accomplish. Since this is costly pound for pound in terms of ingredients and time, restaurants don't usually do it. So a proper Texan chili con carne is a rare gem indeed.

I do serve over rice and garnish with jalapeño, cilantro, queso fresco, and crema.

EDIT: All this chili talk has me posting one of my recipes. I'll post pictures when I start the cook:
http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=1003.msg332590#msg332590

[ky]

when i was a child, chilli means this:

then some years later, Carl's Jnr opened and introduced this chilli:

[Mild7]

What, no firearms?  What's the point of it then?

[mclaincausey]

For me the first picture is "chiles" and the latter "chili"

[madmonday]

Suicide should be covered under insurance & if you plan on killing yourself at least make sure your family is set-up nice.

F^cking cowards

[bagley920]

There would be a lot more suicide deaths if it were Michael

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[madmonday]

& your point is???

it's such a selfish thing to do is all . . .  dealing with a f^cked up situation at the moment & i'm upset with a dead person, that sh!t is just wrong ain't it . . . hahahahahahaha

that's why unpop-opeds are supposed to be sort of like rants. sometimes you just want to get sh!t off your chest, you know?

i'm on my worst behavior

[bagley920]

I hear you man. Been there done that. You have my email if you need to talk homie

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[madmonday]

thanks for not being a sensitive dude dressed up in extra heavy denim, hahahahahaha

nah i'm good, but sincere thanks (no mad face)