Tonight on GeekNights, we preview, based on the first three episodes streaming at FUNimation's site, Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Minen-the-third-fujiko-mine">Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine. It's pretty good. In the news, an incident or two from Anime Boston 2012 have been making the rounds with the usual locked thread response, and Tor abandons DRM in a move that shouldn't be as bold as it appears in light of the rest of the publishing industry.
I kinda want to try this Salmiakki stuff, just to see what all the fuss is about.
It's basically liquorice and ammonium chloride. The last time I had it, I thought it was vile, but that might have just been because I wasn't prepared for it, among other things.
BRO-TIP - Nine LOVES salty liquorice, and if you want to know a good brand or two, he can probably give you some tips.
Nooo Churba, nooo. It's just ammonium chloride (you know, the stuff you use to get rid of metal oxides when you wanna solder something). Sometimes it's added to liquorice (no such thing as 'red' liquorice you stupid Adurrrikans). Sometimes it's added to different candy. Both times it's delicious imho. And I love Dutch liquorice. I don't restrict myself to just salty liquorice. I restrict it to Dutch liquorice, since that's all I can get.
As for brands, doesn't really matter a whole lot. It's more the kind of liquorice that matters. Do you want something hard and chewy, there's catliquorice. Want something with a bit of honey or mint, get honey liquorice or mint liquorice. Want to eat cold hard coin that's neither cold nor hard? Coin liquorice! Do you want something with salmiak, then get salmiak liquorice. There's too many varieties ranging from soft to hard to tough, sweet, salty, etc. Brands are of less importance.
Salmiakki is the delicious candy. Anyone who doesn't like it is just too weak for its awesomeness. Timo got me addicted and now I buy it from Scandinavia house from time to time. Rym's coworker also likes the candy, and he tried to trick everyone at work into eating it, but Rym knew better because I always try to trick people into eating it. He was wise to the licorice trick.
TRICK?! It's a blessing, not a trick! What is this preposterous suggestion that spreading the awesome that is liquorice is a trick? I boo at that! Boooo!
Scott, your tongue'd better be beating professional arm wrestlers when we meet, 'cause there's some liquorice you need to taste.
This time in Geeknights out of context: Rym: "I still have the Diarrhea Diaries." Scott: "You just fill up that bag with all the goodies and then when you get home everyone you brought with you just spread the shit out on the floor and be like 'Aaaaaaawwwww snap.'"
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The Anime Boston attendees need to learn to spread out the parties. Get too many in one place and you end up like it was at KSU College fest.
BRO-TIP - Nine LOVES salty liquorice, and if you want to know a good brand or two, he can probably give you some tips.
As for brands, doesn't really matter a whole lot. It's more the kind of liquorice that matters. Do you want something hard and chewy, there's catliquorice. Want something with a bit of honey or mint, get honey liquorice or mint liquorice. Want to eat cold hard coin that's neither cold nor hard? Coin liquorice! Do you want something with salmiak, then get salmiak liquorice. There's too many varieties ranging from soft to hard to tough, sweet, salty, etc. Brands are of less importance.
Timo got me addicted and now I buy it from Scandinavia house from time to time. Rym's coworker also likes the candy, and he tried to trick everyone at work into eating it, but Rym knew better because I always try to trick people into eating it. He was wise to the licorice trick.
Scott, your tongue'd better be beating professional arm wrestlers when we meet, 'cause there's some liquorice you need to taste.
Rym: "I still have the Diarrhea Diaries."
Scott: "You just fill up that bag with all the goodies and then when you get home everyone you brought with you just spread the shit out on the floor and be like 'Aaaaaaawwwww snap.'"