Most common
Alaskan salmon
Cod
Herring
Whitefish
Eel Continue reading “Fish”
Methods of Cooking
We cook food with heat. Uncooked food is raw.
On the stove / cooker / cooktop, in a pot
Boiling the water in the pot
Simmering the soup
Meat
Before we can order at a restaurant or eatery, we need to know what we are eating! In this article, we will look at meat.
Meat
Cow > Beef
Young cow > veal
Pig > pork / ham / bacon
Vegetables & Herbs
( thanks to dietdoctor for the images )
Note!
Zucchini (US) Courgette (UK/FR),
Eggplant (US) Aubergine (UK/FR)
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Internet Slang Round up Oct 2018
These terms exist on a trend / temporary / fashionable. People form groups and their vocabulary defines them as “the other”. When a word becomes used in the mainstream, it will be dropped and no longer be “cool”.
we stan = we overly love (comes from stalker + fan) : I stan Shermie
bae = babe = attractive person
cursed image = a picture that brings bad luck (but this is a joke)
rn = right now
lit = very exciting
Mainstream / old, but still in use
peeps = people
mad hype = very exciting
lewd = sexual
my boo = someone I love
free = low level player, no skill : he’s so free lol
pop off = when a player jumps up and boasts/ brags about their victory after a match
The Interpreter
The challengers stood, side by side, more or less, with the presenter in between, all the while trying to look at each other when they spoke, as the interpreter darted back and forth into the microphone, obscuring the cautious Japanese player with her shiny black hair and glittering cheekbones.
“So, we’re about to start,” asked the grinning ginger hipster bearded professional, knowing pretty much next to nothing about the game, “do you have any final words for your opponent?” Continue reading “The Interpreter”
Stunfest was not a Fiasco
Reading the previous news items, it becomes clear that reporting is a responsible job, and without checking both sides of the story, readers can get the wrong idea.
Here the side of the story from Anis:
Stunfest was not a fiasco.
Let’s explain with the correct timeline, words and language. Continue reading “Stunfest was not a Fiasco”
The Stunfest “fiasco” part 2
Since Capcom paid 5k, they got the rights to do pretty much anything they installed on the stag-, wait, correcting himself, he says they took THE WHOLE STAGE
Brits = British people (slang)
The french had prepared a whole thing called a “VS scene” (a stage) in the bleachers but the people at Capcom UK, knowing this, knowing the french had to stream on /capcomfighters_fr in french because the deal had been made, the brits took the whole stage; basically told the french to fuck off and do their shit elsewhere