Not going to lie, I was ignorant of why these lines existed.
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Swirl with a fork. Slurp. Last time I ate frozen was legit 30 years ago.
Now I get it in a can and cook fresh spaghetti.
Didn’t know that either.
Might get a second look if you fill only to that liquor line.
That was my first thought too.
This is what Skyline looks like when you make it from the can. It’s not really any better. It’s garbage.
What about when you go to the real places for it?
Looks like vomit sprinkled with raw onion. 
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There’s going to be a trip report here at some point!
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That’s pretty much what it is.
I like how you thought red onion would salvage a tapeworm and diarrhea dinner
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But its freshly chopped!
This seems like the worst money laundering scheme ever.
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Not to worry, he just extended a personal invitation to a different confederate apologist to take his place.
He’s from Quebec! To care about the the confederacy when you live in French Canada is insane.
Who was that guy before his march 2020 reg date?
It’s supposed to be served with chopped onions.
The onions are supposed to be white and diced and optional.
This photo is seriously nearly making me retch.
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The chess set is real, I’ve seen TV ads.
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China empowers itself to set up legal framework to punish subversion in Hong Kong
China’s proposed new legislation for Hong Kong requires the territory to quickly finish enacting national security regulations under its mini-constitution, the Basic law, according to a draft of the legislation seen by Reuters.
China’s parliamentary vice chairman, Wang Chen, was scheduled to give a speech explaining the new law later on Friday.
According to the legislation, China’s parliament empowers itself to set up the legal framework and implementation mechanism to prevent and punish subversion, terrorism, separatism and foreign interference , “or any acts that severely endanger national security”.