What's the deal with waffles? everybody knows crepes are the real deal.


Aaaand I'm all for swimming in the sea. Swimming pools are gross; filled with bacteria and people. Eew.

the sea is disgusting, fish are banging in it.

Plus, the sea is filled with jellyfish, toxic waste and the likes. As for waffles: you obviously haven't tried the famous German "Waffel mit Sahne und heißen Kirschen". My father used to make them when I was a kid, and I still order them at cafés on occasion. Fuck crêpes...

you can put more on top of a waffle than inside a crepe. elementary, my dear Watschusch.

also, what d.mimøsa said. do a google image search and prepare to get hungry!


christmas-themed dichotomy: Trans-Siberian Orchestra or King Diamond's "No presents for Christmas"?

Bitch please, I've tried waffles with cream and berries. And even though I'm willing to admit they're far from bad, they're also far from tasting as good as your average crepe. Not to mention a good crepe. Waffles just make you feel stuffed and bloated and make you look pregnant. And as any woman will sure to tell you, there's nothing cool about that.


As for Trans-Siberian Orchestra or King Diamond's "No presents for Christmas" - I don't know these songs, so I'll leave it to someone else to answer.

Haha, I'm glad I never had such problems.


Same here...

Something tells me you were never a woman.

How in the world did you figure? However, I've noticed that many men tend to complain about the very same thing these days. Luckily, I'm not one of them.

Haha.

Wait what? What are the men complaining about? I think you got me a little confused here. They're complaining about not being women? Meh, it's nothing special, you just have boos and bleed once a month.

So much for women's logic... I was talking about weight problems and stuff! Statistically, I probably bleed once a month too since I'm friggin' clumsy.

O.M.G.

But how about we stop being off topic and start this game anew?

iPad or laptop?

But being on-topic is rather boring, innit? Especially on the off-topic forum! But because I feel like being a nice guy for once: laptop definitely. Sitting in front of one right now (nods to endemoniada )!

Black tea or white tea?

, figuratively at least, given the question.

I can't answer it though, as all tea is, in fact, a purest distillation of Satan's piss and consequently utterly undrinkable.
Even with milk.

Definitely. Long live Nescafé!

Long live espresso!

Long live coffee! In any form!


Soooo this brings us to our next question: Coffee with or without milk?

Holy crap, am I the only one around here who likes tea? Anyway, coffee with milk definitely. I'm such an incredibly flexible guy, I like both coffee and tea, and to top it all off, I even like milk. Early bird or long sleeper?

Long sleeper / recreational insomniac.

Btw, you're not the only one who likes tee. I think it's in fact getting more and more popular. Must be a hipster thing.


Do you like your food spicy or not?

I liked tea before it got hip! Just barely, though. And your observation is quite right, it seems to become more and more popular with tea shops appearing like mushrooms on the moist and shadowy forest soil wherein dwelleth the most sinister creatures ov Doom who shall wreak havok upon all human(un)kind. Luckily, though, the hipsters tend to drink pretty strange stuff which I wouldn't even touch. I once had to try smoked tea; that was one of the most disgusting things I've ever tasted!

I do prefer my food spicy, but only to a certain point. Ultra-hot food seems to have become another hipster thing throughout the last decade or so, but I really don't see the point in that.

Written or spoken communication?

You liked tea before it was cool? Impressed.

Holy smokes, smoked tea? You country is way ahead of mine where there are still places where people haven't heard of earl grey. Anyhow, smoked tea doesn't sound very appealing. The only smoked drink I tried was smoked beer a couple of months ago and I didn't like it. I really didn't like it.

What I really do like is ultra spicy food. I always like bold flavors and exotic food. I even remember when I got my first banana, which at the time was considered very exotic.


Now to answer your question: spoken communication, I suppose. It's, well, real and sincere. Even scary at times. But written communication is safer when you don't really speak the language that well, you have more time to prepare yourself that way.


Q: Being outspoken or diplomatic?