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blushes 4 comments
happy_frog
· 40 weeks ago
I'll take the frog stuff, you can have the duck stuff.
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NNN '23 Day 7 - Coming Soon: The iNut 1 comments
happy_frog
· 40 weeks ago
An incredible leap in technolgy. Full vid: https://www.reddit.com/r/DiWHY/comments/17npqet/diy_walnut_bluetooth_speaker/
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NNN '23 Day 6 - Deviled Pecans 3 comments
NNN '23 Day 6 - Deviled Pecans 3 comments
happy_frog
· 40 weeks ago
When I think of pecans, I usually think of pies. The great thing about nuts however is their culinary flexibility. What makes these nuts so delightfully devilish, Seymour? Their spiciness. Yeah, they're another type of beer nuts. While preparation methods can very, here's one way to do it: https://www.food.com/recipe/deviled-pecans-neiman-marcus-270156
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White Men(ethil) 1 comments
happy_frog
· 40 weeks ago
Well, white people do like to raise armies of the undead when it gets cold outside. You might think that's just profiling, but it's true.
NNN '23 Day 5 - Nutty (Happy Tree Friends) 1 comments
happy_frog
· 40 weeks ago
If you remember Happy Tree Friends, your childhood was awesome(ly messed up), and you had unsupervised internet access. If you don't, well, let's just say you're better off.
As for Nutty, despite his name and the fact that he's a squirrel, he's more obsessed with sweets than he is with nuts. I suppose that does make him nuts for sugary stuff.
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As for Nutty, despite his name and the fact that he's a squirrel, he's more obsessed with sweets than he is with nuts. I suppose that does make him nuts for sugary stuff.
"Remember remember the 5th of November" 1 comments
happy_frog
· 40 weeks ago
Within the meme community we remember two dates: the 21st night of September, and the 5th of Novemeber. 'Guess memers don't have much headspace.
Speaking of remembering, I did a V for Vendetta a few years back. It kind of amazing (and sad) how the some of the bleak themes present in the the story of V still apply today: https://m.funsubstance.com/fun/598586/nostalgiavember-day-5-v-for-vendetta/
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Speaking of remembering, I did a V for Vendetta a few years back. It kind of amazing (and sad) how the some of the bleak themes present in the the story of V still apply today: https://m.funsubstance.com/fun/598586/nostalgiavember-day-5-v-for-vendetta/
NNN '23 Day 4 - High Iron Content 1 comments
happy_frog
· 41 weeks ago
I feel the need to specify that you shouldn't eat metal nuts. Then again, I guess only people who have a screw loose would even consider it.
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NNN '23 Day 3 - Pistachios 4 comments
happy_frog
· 41 weeks ago
I guess some of them do resemble frogs, if you squint. But I don't post frogs in November anyway.
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NNN '23 Day 3 - Pistachios 4 comments
happy_frog
· 41 weeks ago
Is it strange that when I hear "pistachio" the first thing I think of is ice cream? Is it also stange that I thought they were South American or African, for whatever reason?
Well, it turns out they actually originate in Central, in areas which today are part of Iraq and Afganistan. They're attested as a food as far back as 6750 BCE, though there is evidence that they were consumed even earlier than that.
Despite having numerous health benefits such as reducing blood pressure, and possibly lowering the risk of heart disease, pistachios can be surprisingly dangerous too. Apparently, they can spontaneously combust if stored in large quanties, or in flammable cloth bags. Yeah, forget about combustable lemons. Burn life's house down with green nuts.
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Well, it turns out they actually originate in Central, in areas which today are part of Iraq and Afganistan. They're attested as a food as far back as 6750 BCE, though there is evidence that they were consumed even earlier than that.
Despite having numerous health benefits such as reducing blood pressure, and possibly lowering the risk of heart disease, pistachios can be surprisingly dangerous too. Apparently, they can spontaneously combust if stored in large quanties, or in flammable cloth bags. Yeah, forget about combustable lemons. Burn life's house down with green nuts.
NNN '23 Day 2 - Chili Lime Mexican Peanuts 4 comments
happy_frog
· 41 weeks ago
Well, I'm hardly an expert on Mexican cuisine, but here's one recipe I found: https://www.seriouseats.com/chili-lime-peanuts-recipe
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NNN '23 Day 2 - Chili Lime Mexican Peanuts 4 comments
happy_frog
· 41 weeks ago
Since it's the Day of the Dead, let's head on down to bar, down some margaritas with an appropriate side dish. Yeah, you know those bear nuts they serve at bars? Well, this is the Mexican equivalent. Chili and limes are certainly a unique blending of flavors, if nothing else.
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Oh yee gods! 1 comments
Today we exist out of spite 1 comments
Whatever you are, you're beautiful 1 comments
NNN '23 Day 1 - A Real Nutcase 1 comments
happy_frog
· 41 weeks ago
No Nut November is for boys, Non-Stop Nut November is for men. Inpsired by a certain squirrel Vtuber, this month in lieu of frogs, I'll be bringing you... deez nuts. Yes yes, it is indeed a nutty premise, but that's the NNN meme in a nutshell.
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Gotta Get That Head Start 1 comments
happy_frog
· 41 weeks ago
You'd think she'd be putting out Thanksgiving decorations. Well, maybe those are upstairs.
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The Shark Who Lived 2 comments
Froggos '23 #295/Spooktober Final Day - Flip the Frog in Spooks (1932) 1 comments
happy_frog
· 41 weeks ago
This feels like a good way to cap off this year's Spooktober. Featuring a nice balance of the froggy and the spooky, this short is still fun over 90 years later.
It's a shame that Flip never rose to the same heights as other icons of the Golden Age of animation, and he is indeed a pretty obscure character, having appeared in shorts only between 1930 and 1933. And I admit that this particular cartoon is by no means a masterpiece.
Nonetheless, I'm always happy to see froggos be in the spotlight, and this time is no exception.
It's a shame that Flip never rose to the same heights as other icons of the Golden Age of animation, and he is indeed a pretty obscure character, having appeared in shorts only between 1930 and 1933. And I admit that this particular cartoon is by no means a masterpiece.
Nonetheless, I'm always happy to see froggos be in the spotlight, and this time is no exception.