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    159 KB Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)05:19 No.720693  
    Do you remove the crust from the bread before you eat it?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)05:22 No.720700
    actually i remove the bread and eat the crust
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)05:23 No.720702
    In almost all cases, no. If I were making cute little tea sandwiches, yes.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)05:43 No.720718
    >>720693

    I remember reading an article a few years ago about some Americans actually removing the crust, kids disliking the crust and the existence of crustless bread.

    It was a laughing matter in my country for weeks.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)06:06 No.720725
    >>720718
    yeah, everyone knows that that special crispy crust of white bread is the best thing about the bread - oh wait? you mean you americans eat shitty pieces of toast, hahahahahahaha.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)06:25 No.720732
    >>720693
    What are you? gay? Eat that fucking crust you loser.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:02 No.720801
    If you don't like the crust buy some bread with better crust.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:09 No.720803
    >>720718
    Actually it's pretty common around the world also 0/10 for your bullshit.

    Ever since sliced bread was invented there were people who didn't like the crust.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:10 No.720804
    >>720803
    No, only pretentious Americans who weren't raised properly and in turn became spoiled brats.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:10 No.720805
    >>720803
    sliced bread is shit anyway.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:11 No.720808
    >>720803
    >Ever since SLICED bread was INVENTED there were people who didn't like the crust.

    oh my god
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:13 No.720810
    >>720803

    Pre-sliced bread? Yeah, it turned out in shops lately (not America). Only low-class smelly people buy it.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:13 No.720812
    >>720801
    This. I thought I didn't like bread crust from the time I was a little kid. Turns out my parents fed me shitty bread.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:16 No.720817
    >>720804
    >pretenious
    >Americans

    Your opinion is now valid

    >>720808
    What exactly is wrong with that?

    Anyway, faggots. Americans invented sliced bread, they can do whatever the fuck they want. Who actually gives a shit?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:18 No.720819
    >>720803

    Hello there, Slovakian man here. I actually remember an article about it (picking off the crust in amerika) a few years ago. It was hilarious and a good joke material.

    Then again, seeing as world is progressing nowadays I'm sure the next generation Slovakians will like crust-less bread. Such are the times. And such shittier bread in our stores.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:19 No.720821
    >>720817
    >Americans invented sliced bread

    I just shat myself, lol
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:19 No.720822
    lol at what Americans call "bread"
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:20 No.720824
    >>720810

    QFT. Only poor and lazy people buy that sliced shit. Regular tastes better and is cheaper. It's so illogical.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:20 No.720825
    >>720821
    >>720822
    Such shitty trolls these days.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:23 No.720830
    >>720825
    I guess you are >>720817
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:24 No.720831
    >>720821
    Umm... They did. Does your shitty country now have actual historical knowledge of the outside world?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:24 No.720832
    >>720825

    Nice reverse trolling. But imagining that sliced bread needed to be 'invented' is utter stupidity.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:26 No.720834
    >>720822

    THIS is the point here. Americans no longer eat bread, they eat toast-sliced suppository. Real bread has awesome crispy crust which is godly when fresh.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:28 No.720835
    >>720832
    Ok, now I know you're trolling or just REALLY uneducated.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sliced_bread
    http://www.puzzookies.com/SlilcedBread.html
    http://www.bayweekly.com/year01/issue9_4/burton9_4.html
    http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/ABOUT-WORDS/2004-01/1074732264
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:31 No.720836
    >>720834
    I'm tried of your shitty generalizations from your shitty countries and your VERY low intelligence.

    Look, there are DIFFERENT types of bread. SLICED BREAD like wonder bread and that shit are an American invention and it's not the same as french bread or classic bread. Different subs and sandwiches are made with different bread.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:31 No.720837
    >>720835

    Jesus fucking christ.
    These links are proof that there will be an origin to Mashed Potato or Cubed Cucumber claimed by some country one day.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:32 No.720839
    lol it seems that there are those from such poor countries they can't afford imported cheap american bread. i'll enjoy my pb and j and laugh at the irony.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:33 No.720840
    >>720836
    >sandwiches are made with different bread

    Please describe what a good american bread looks like, feels like and tastes like.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:34 No.720841
    >>720837
    0/10

    Oh god, this is hilarious. I never thought there could be such horrible trolls who try so hard.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:35 No.720842
    >>720839
    >imported
    >bread

    wat
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:35 No.720844
    http://history1900s.about.com/od/1920s/qt/slicedbread.htm
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:36 No.720845
    >>720842
    Your shit country relies on imports.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:36 No.720846
    >>720835

    well, some tings are on the internet, some things are in real life
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:38 No.720847
    >>720839
    >>720842
    >>720845

    Real bread cannot be imported, because I buy it straight out of the oven (well, maybe 1 hour after) in my local bakery at mornings.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:38 No.720848
    HEY BUTTHURT EUROFAGGOTS

    SLICE BREAD = AMERICAN INVENTION

    Sure any idiot can slice a piece of bread, but can you get each slice perfectly the same so that the kids don't fight over who got the bigger piece? SLICED BREAD DOES NOT MEAN BREAD THAT HAS BEEN SLICED ALONE, IT MEANS THE PROCESS OF HOW SLICED BREAD IS MADE. Fucking literal kiddies who failed english AND history all at once.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:42 No.720851
    >>720848
    >SLICE BREAD = AMERICAN INVENTION

    well, go ahead and be proud of the shittiest kind of bread in history
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:42 No.720852
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    >>720846
    >some
    >tings

    Hey kid, google "sliced bread".

    Sliced bread is an american invention of pre slicing bread, packaging it, and selling it so.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:42 No.720855
    Americans also buy their onions pre-chopped
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:43 No.720856
    >>720851
    We will.


    While we're at it, what contributions have YOUR shitty country brought to the world?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:44 No.720862
    >>720855
    >baaaaawwwww

    butthurt faggot is butthurt
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:45 No.720865
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    >>720851
    Oh whatever, you're just jealous. Look at all the neat things you can do with sliced bread.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:48 No.720870
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    inferior eurofags haet pj n j :(
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:48 No.720871
    >>720856

    Well, we invented the anus sausage. It's comparable to american bread.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:50 No.720875
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    My Bologna has a first name,
    It's O-S-C-A-R.
    My bologna has a second name,
    It's M-A-Y-E-R.
    Oh I love to eat it everyday,
    And if you ask me why say,
    Cause' Oscar Mayer has a way with B-O-L-O-G-N-A!!!!

    ALL THE EUROFAGS CAN KISS MY A-S-S BECAUSE THEY AREN'T THE B-E-S-T
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:50 No.720876
    >>720865

    PROTIP: you can slice it yourself and have cheaper, tastier bread.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:50 No.720877
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    >>720870
    >pj

    wat
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:50 No.720878
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    AMERICAN SANDWICH THREAD
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:51 No.720879
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    delicious elvis sandwich, you must eat it.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:53 No.720883
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    BLT = nom nomnnomnomnonmonm
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:53 No.720884
    >>720877
    Double jelly and peanut butter sandwich :3
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:54 No.720886
    >>720855

    Aw hell, pre-chopped FTW!

    I buy everything pre-sliced and pre-chopped. No work so I don't tire myself while cutting! Knives are dangerous and cutting boards unhygienic you know.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:55 No.720889
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    Americans, get in here and protect your delicious pride.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:56 No.720891
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    MMMMM... Horseshoe sandwich
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)09:59 No.720896
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    Oh god, grilled cheese. Submit you filthy heathens and witness to the TRUTH of American superiority.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:01 No.720901
    >>720886
    Shit son, you're right. But here in freedomland you see, we don't use sissy knives. Knives are more uncivilized savages and those are technologically inferior. No sir, we use GUNS to cut through our delicious bakery fresh breads. It makes it taste like FREEDOM
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:04 No.720906
    >>720886

    That's what I'm thinkin dude! Why slice when you can have it done for you.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:04 No.720908
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    no american sandwich thread will ever be complete without the Reuben sandwich
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:06 No.720912
    >>720906
    Sure any idiot can slice a piece of bread, but can you get each slice perfectly the same so that the kids don't fight over who got the bigger piece? We love our children so much, equally in the country of equality. Wouldn't you agree, fellow American friend? :3
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:07 No.720915
    >>720908

    Way out of proportion.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:08 No.720918
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    Mmmmm... Tuna fish sandwich is a most delicious American invention. As well as the Tuna fish itself.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:08 No.720919
    >>720915
    Oh fine, you get a better picture then :(
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:09 No.720920
    >>720912

    Who the fuck slices bread blatantly uneven? Parkinson disease victims?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:12 No.720924
    >>720920
    Children are very pity. You have to understand that, anyway can you actually say you can draw a perfect circle?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:15 No.720930
    >>720924

    You meant picky? I really understand that.
    But slicing bread evenly is far from drawing a perfect shape.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:17 No.720934
    YOU CAN;'T INVENT SLICED BREAD YOU STUPID INBRED MOTHERFUCKERS
    WHEN THERE WAS BREAD, THERE WAS KNIFE. YOU TAKE KNIFE, YOU CUT BREAD.
    SLICED MOTHERFUCKING BREAD MOTHERFUCKERS YOU CAN'T CLAIM TO INVENT THAT YOU COUSING LOVING GODDAMN HICKS
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:20 No.720936
    ITT: Britons chide Americans over pre-packaged food.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:20 No.720937
    >>720930
    Children are picky but they're pity too. They will argue over the most ridiculous of things if their mommy or daddy slices some bread they might assume one of the pieces are bigger and fight wit their siblings for that piece even if they are perfectly even. Sandwiches were and always have been more popular with kids since it's easy for them to make themselves and it helps solves these problems. Now we just have to invent sliced toys and attention, love, care, so it would be easier to handle the other pity things.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:21 No.720939
    >>720934
    Lol, the fail is strong in this one. You haven't even read the thread and understood a single word have you?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:22 No.720940
    >>720936
    >Britons

    wrong
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:23 No.720941
    >>720939

    Well, the 'sliced bread invention' is laughable by default. Think about it. Also, lol media
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:23 No.720942
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    Phillie Cheesesteak.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:24 No.720944
    Why are there americans proud of creating the worst bread to ever be shat out into this world?
    It's an abomination. Congrats on creating evil.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:25 No.720946
    >>720940
    You, maybe. But honestly, anyone with a working computer and spare time to access 4chan is going to be living in a country steeped in pre-packaged foods, but the British so.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:25 No.720947
    >>720934
    This kid... Jesus

    Sliced bread does not by itself mean bread that has been sliced. It's bread that has been pre-sliced, packaged, and sold. It is indeed invented by Americans.

    I can see how you failed and the Americans just played you like a fool but you're a horrible disgrace to whatever country you're from. CRUISE CONTROL FOR RAGE AND COOL MUCH? They owned you horribly.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:26 No.720948
    Faroegians are gay.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:26 No.720949
    >>720947
    See
    >>720944
    Why are you proud of something horrible?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:27 No.720950
    >>720946

    Some evolved countries haven't been flooded with blatant consumerism yet. It will come though...
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:29 No.720952
    >>720947

    I want to believe... I want to believe you're trolling.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:30 No.720953
    >>720950
    Oh? Like who? Like what country? Like what country that is actually accessing and communicating on 4chan right now? I dare you to come up with one, I double dog dare you.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:30 No.720954
    >>720949
    Because it has been the pride and staple and an American icon for decedes. For our fathers, for our father's fathers, for our father's father's father. Nobody in the entire western world could survive without things and classics we've made. Spam and sliced bread. Also, not ALL sliced bread is bad. Go to an actual bakery, Christ.

    God bless America :3
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:31 No.720956
    >>720953

    Albania :)
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:31 No.720957
    >>720946
    This is completely true but America is world-reknowned for having and actually regularly eating a much higher number of pre-packaged goods.
    It's clear to me when I've been in the states that there is a huge amount of pre-packaged goods available in supermarkets compared to the many European places I've been.
    So, yes, it's hypocritical in a sense, but you have to admit America has a vast amount of pre-packaged goods, more so than many other countries.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:32 No.720960
    Americans already won for the last two hundred years, get over it.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:35 No.720963
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    >>720960

    HAHAHAHAHAHA. Yes, you won the prize alright.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:35 No.720964
    >>720954

    I can think of many. Albania was a good pick. Macedonia, Northern Turkey, Moldavia, Transdniestria, Russia, South-East... But many countries or some of their areas are quite different from a mall interior.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:36 No.720966
    >>720957
    This is true, but who in their right mind would actually bash on something like sliced bread? Even Europeans, Australians, whatever love it. There's just these pretentious that just like to bash a country because it's cool on a staple product that has been around before their great grandfathers and revolutionized the world :(
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:36 No.720967
    >>720960
    >Americans
    >won

    wat
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:37 No.720968
    >>720964
    Actually... no


    Russia DEFINITE no. They needed spam, we all know they did.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:38 No.720971
    >>720967
    >baaaaaaaawwwww


    We're tired of your butthurt bullshit, kid. Just fuck off if you can't make an actual argument and just rage and sage. You're a pathetic failure and disgrace.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:39 No.720972
    >>720966

    Well, I live in Europe and someone buying sliced bread is considered a lazy tasteless slob. In time almost everyone will buy it though. All hail capitalism!
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:39 No.720973
    >>720964
    Nestle has it's fingers deep into Turkey, and as disposable income increases in Russia, it is becoming more and more consumerist.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:41 No.720977
    >>720971

    Yes, because just saying "Americans won" is a totally valid and detailed statement.

    Just because you repeat ad nauseum it doesn't make it any less insipid.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:41 No.720979
    Ok, so this whole time this one guy has been angry that slice bread sucks and we went on for an hour about how much it sucks. LOL American soldiers must have raped his mother or something for this level of pathetic.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:42 No.720980
    >>720972
    What the fuck part of Europe do you live in? FRANCE? Nobody gives a shit if you buy sliced bread or not here.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:42 No.720983
    >>720968

    Minced meat in cans is older than SPAM brand.

    Also, a friendly lol
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:43 No.720984
    >>720977
    Americans won, fool. Deal with it.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:43 No.720985
    >>720973
    >it is becoming more and more consumerist

    Of course. And it will become so.
    But not yet.
    Also, you haven't seen Russia outside of its big cities...
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:45 No.720991
    >>720984
    Didn't some guy contribute the survival of the Russian army on the product "spam" by hormel foods and the people saw it as a cheap savior? I would know, I'm no slav nor historian.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:45 No.720992
    >>720985
    And we in the States have people in the hills who live on pine nuts and squirrel meat, what's your point? I was saying that Moscow is positively dripping in prepackaged goods and there are teams of janitors to sweep up all of the Mars bar wrappers littering the Red Square.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:45 No.720993
    >>720990
    You're just mad because American is the winner.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:46 No.720994
    >>720980

    Poland
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:46 No.720995
    >>720966
    It didn't revolutionise the world, I think that's a far fetched comment ^^ it is useful for toast, but genuinelly, in my country, only poor or lazy people buy the manufactured sliced bread. But Europeans are snobs about bread. It's just food.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:46 No.720996
    >>720984

    Won what? You probably don't even know what you're arguing, do you?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:47 No.720997
    Sliced bread is fail, want even slices? USE A FUCKING BREAD SLICING MACHINE!
    This way you get bread that is win AND even slices
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:47 No.720998
    >>720990
    Bullshit. I've been to warsaw and poland is one of the most diverse places in the entire world, they don't give a shit if you buy sliced bread or not... I think. I never bought any while I stayed tho.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:48 No.720999
    >>720992

    The point is that 10km from Moscow there is 30-years backwards civilization. Trust me, we have social differences now like America never witnessed.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:49 No.721000
    >>720996
    This thread. Just read the whole thing, it's fucking hilarious. Americans STOMPED and mocked him in such polite ways... FUCK YEAH COLUMBIA
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:50 No.721002
    >>720998

    In stores, maybe. But there is a deeply rooted breadmaking tradition in eastern europe. It's disappearing, but still there to some extent.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:51 No.721004
    >>720994
    What? Polish are not pretentious pricks like the French. I'm sure in all honesty nobody cares what the hell you buy.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:52 No.721008
    HAY GUYZ

    >>721000
    The hilarious thing is that this thread is trolls trolling trolls.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:55 No.721010
    >>720999
    And if that was the argument, you would have a point. I was saying that there is hardly a nation out there that is Second to First World that has not been touched by Processed Food Fever.

    I'm still waiting for the Wapanese folks to come out about how beautiful and natural the Japanese diet is. That would make my day so much.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:55 No.721011
    I bought sliced bread when I was a teenager.

    Then I started caring about the taste and found a local bakery so I eat it always fresh and full of taste.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:58 No.721014
    >>721010

    Touched, maybe. But think of the whole.
    Even in times of communism you could buy western products in special shops. So even deep communism was 'touched' by western consumerism.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)10:58 No.721015
    >>721010
    The hell you talking about?


    Japan is such a centre for processed food you can't walk 40 feet away from a vending machine.
    >> Evil 12/13/08(Sat)10:59 No.721016
    I love crust
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:00 No.721018
    >>721008
    Seems like it's beyond trolling and just hilarious bullhurt. Or a misunderstanding and comprehension of what exactly "sliced bread" is. It's more like a circlejerk of LOLOLOLOOLO SLICED BREAD = BREAD THAT IS SLICED AND THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO IT AND YOU CAN'T INVENT THAT LLOLOOLOLOL
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:02 No.721021
    >>721014
    The whole? Yes, fine, the spare village here and there only has some SPAM tins and the occasional Nestle bar, but anything larger and any sort of argument against Americans for oh my god buying SLICED BREAD goes out the window.

    >>721015
    Therefore, that would make my day.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:05 No.721024
    We should save this thread for prosperity. The day someone scoffed at "sliced bread" for a hundred posts.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:05 No.721025
    >>721021
    >the spare village here and there etc.

    You don't know very much about the world.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:05 No.721026
    >>721016
    YOU MONSTER.

    THE CRUST OF SLICED BREAD IS THE SOURCE OF ALL EVIL
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:06 No.721027
    >>721021
    all I can tell is that your knowledge of the outside world is quite bad.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:07 No.721028
    >>721025
    We're still talking about Russia, aren't we? I'm not saying there are warrior tribes in Papua New Guinea eating Snickers bars.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:07 No.721030
    >>721024
    >We should save this thread for prosperity
    >prosperity

    WILL IT MAKE UZ MONIES?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:08 No.721031
    >>721028
    Dude, there are villages in Germany, France, and Italy too but we're not exactly talking about "tribes" either.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:09 No.721033
    >>721030
    Yes, we will put it on digg and ten thousand people will laugh and be enraged for mocking their most important staple food.
    >> Evil 12/13/08(Sat)11:10 No.721034
    >>721026
    Must be why I like it
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:10 No.721035
    >>721027

    I didn't meat to be insulting, but developing countries are such a mosaic of old and new...

    Well, I travel Romania, Ukraine, Moldavia, Slovakia, south Russia quite often, sort of a job...
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:11 No.721036
    >>721031
    Oh, Jesus, why are you bringing up Western Europe in an argument about the global reach of prepackaged, processed foods? Do you want to make my entire argument for me?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:11 No.721037
    I like to take the bread from the crust and eat it that way whose eyes are those eyes
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:12 No.721038
    PROTIP: not all of the western world is a mall
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:14 No.721040
    >>721036

    You are widening your argument area. Not so fair.

    Also, try to explore the interior of some countries. You'll notice that what's up front doesn't describe it truthfully.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:15 No.721041
    >>721036
    I have no idea where we were going with this but I assumed it was about villages and such.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:17 No.721042
    >>721036
    Wait... what?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:18 No.721044
    >>721038
    Yes it is.

    Do not question the western world's power of capitalism and religion, it is the strongest ever.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:21 No.721046
    >>721040
    Hey, it was that other guy that brought Germany, Italy and France into the argument, not me.

    >>721041
    I was saying that yes, rustic villages are largely not regular consumers of consumer, packaged foodstuffs, but anything larger and any sort of "lol sliced bread" argument against Americans is rendered moot.

    >>721042
    GERMANY AND FRANCE BUY A LOT OF FUCKING PROCESSED FOODS
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:22 No.721048
    >>721038
    No, it's not, but anyone here right now is living in the mall portions of the world.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:26 No.721050
    >>721038
    Denial is strong in this one.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:27 No.721051
    >>721044
    >>721048

    Fucking idiots that never actually witnessed how some countries really are. I cannot even tell if your bullshit is rightwing, mainstream or leftist.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:30 No.721055
    >>721050

    Well, what knowledge about it do YOU have?
    Knowledge, oh sorry, I have experience in actual life in rural cultures. And your talk is some media bullcrap.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:30 No.721059
    >>721051
    Oh? Where do you live, junior? Can you walk into a convenience store right now and buy a Cornello or some other ice cream treat? Can you buy a liter of diet cola?

    Or are you telling me you're talking to me from Senegal?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:32 No.721061
    The crust is the tastiest but also the most annoying part. Anyway, it stays on the bread.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:33 No.721063
    >>721061
    Oh, I forgot to actually respond to the OP. Cutting the crust off is for three-year-olds and retards, even if we are talking about Wonder Bread.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:33 No.721065
    >>721059

    I'm tired. So shallow... WTF is Cornello?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:36 No.721069
    >>721059

    I realize that waking into a disneyland gives you the full insight into american culture, but don't think so about other countries.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:40 No.721073
    >>721065
    It's a European-made pre-packaged ice cream cone. You likely have some other variant in some store up the street from you. Thus, you are just as much of a first-world consumerist as I am.

    But I already knew that about you because you're on fucking 4CHAN.

    >>721069
    My point had nothing to do with The People of the World. My point was there is not one among us who isn't some sort of Hormel-chomping butterball because we're all warm and safe and talking on this stupid website right now. Every. Last. One. Of. You.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:42 No.721076
    awesome thread.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:44 No.721078
    >>721073

    The generalizations will be your downfall. It's too simplistic you see. You underestimate the variety of 4chon users too.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:46 No.721080
    >>721076
    >awesome thread.

    thanks, i've been trolling here for like 5 hours now
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:46 No.721081
    >>721078
    Oh, that is a laugh and a half. There is nothing about LOL ANONYMOUS that you can't say about SomethingAwful Goons or FARK's Whatever-They're-Called. All doughy, all consuming enough soda and crisps to feed Africa for generations.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:47 No.721082
    >>721073
    >not one among us who isn't some sort of Hormel-chomping butterball because we're all warm and safe

    you'd be amazed...
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:48 No.721085
    this all started with the crust of bread
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:49 No.721086
    >>721081

    Not very insightful. Using words like 'nothing' and 'all' when describing a diverse group is disqualifying.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:49 No.721088
    >>721081

    You are SO wrong
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:51 No.721089
    I am an American, and when I see threads trying to defend Wonderbread, I renounce all pride in my country.

    I now renounce my pride.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:51 No.721091
    >>721082
    Like what? You better not be talking about that stupid fucking idiot that posted about how his roommate made off with his rent money and abloobloobloo.

    >>721086
    >4chan
    >diverse group
    Oh, my sides.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)11:57 No.721094
    >>721091

    Just stop posting already. You don't understand what society, diversity and statistic/reality relevance is.

    Also, I think you're >>721080

    over and out
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)12:05 No.721100
    >>721094
    Sorry, but it's true, the majority of 4chan and FARK and YTMND and all of those dumb websites can be easily interchanged. Same sort of humor, same sort of culture, same sort of "internet zaniness XD" and hazing and everything, and it's all enabled through first world comforts like broadband internet and readily available food. So when the shit starts to get flung about AMERICANS THIS or EUROPEANS THAT, I just have to laugh because you're ALL THE SAME.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)12:08 No.721102
    >>721100
    The majority of the people who regularly go to those sites, just to clarify.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)12:11 No.721104
    So what's the deal with american bread? I hear lots of people complaining about it, but how the hell can you fuck up bread?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)12:12 No.721106
    >>721104
    We put CORN SYRUP IN IT.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)12:42 No.721133
    Crust removal = childish
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)12:47 No.721139
    >>721106
    corm? Why that?
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)13:02 No.721153
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    ITT: Power level 1 trolls, and bawwwing Eurofags.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)13:06 No.721157
    >>720693

    No, I do not. You see, I'm a grown man, not a child.
    >> Lady !2dLYL36LP. 12/13/08(Sat)13:17 No.721173
    There are so many trolls in this thread I don't even
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)13:19 No.721177
    >>721173
    You don't even... what? TELL ME!!
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)13:20 No.721178
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    >>720972
    Everyone in Europe is lazy tasteless slob anyway
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)13:21 No.721180
    >>721178
    Those europeans in your pic are germans, germans aren't europeans. Neither are the french.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)13:21 No.721181
    I used to, but that was only so I could eat the crust first.
    >> Anonymous 12/13/08(Sat)13:22 No.721182
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    >>721089
    Wasn't aware you had any to begin with


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