Sherclod Holmes @wallhackio@cat.family

@aescling IT WAS. AN ACCIDENT!

@vaporeon_

@vaporeon_ would you like to see the flareomelette

@AsterMeadows pfft. i bet this guy has never even played backgammon

@vaporeon_ seems to be one of the valid "media types", which probably has something to do with it https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml

@AsterMeadows

@coriander there are tons of different games you can play with rook. the closest to a canonical game is "Kentucky Derby" but ive never played it, just the specific game my family plays

@AsterMeadows rook is real ​​

@coriander according to wikipedia rook decks caught on in christian communities because traditional card decks were associated with gambling

which should tell you plenty about my dads side of the family

my dad's side of the family played a specific ruleset for Rook that ive never seen elsewhere which is pretty cool

@AsterMeadows there is a card game called Pinochle that is pronounced like peeknuckle

i never learned how to play peeknuckle

@coriander euchre mentioned wheeeeeeeeeeeeee

@The_T is a grilled cheese a sandwich

What about a pb&j

burrito

@The_T is chili served on white rice with shredded cheese a sandwich

@packetcat yes a fellow Like a G6 defender!!

@The_T yeah when you think about these things enough the distinctions between things get blurry.

Like when is putting something in the oven cooking or baking? Is pickling a vegetable cooking? Is making tea cooking? Is a hot dog a sandwich? It's fun to think about these sorts of things

When it comes to cooking the only things I can improvise are soups/stews/chilis, anything else I still use a recipe