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Posted
1 minute ago, Thaidakar the Ghostblood said:

Naw.

Similar, but not the same.

They have the same nutritional value

Posted
Just now, Thaidakar the Ghostblood said:

Yes, but nutritional value and taste are very different.

They therefore taste the same

Posted
Just now, Thaidakar the Ghostblood said:

...

no.

Plastic has the same nutritional value as my laptop. Do they taste the same?

Unironically yes both laptop and plastic taste the same

 

Posted
1 minute ago, Thaidakar the Ghostblood said:

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The answer was no.

One tastes like metal more than the other.

Then your computer is more healthy, since iron is considered a mineral, and minerals are technically nutrition. Your example is void.

Posted
23 minutes ago, Thaidakar the Ghostblood said:

No, no. I said it was metal. There is, indeed a difference.

I bet you one shardcurrency that it has iron in it

Posted
1 minute ago, Aeoryi said:

I bet you one shardcurrency that it has iron in it

Most likely, yes. 

However.

Apple itself says this: (paraphrased so as not to be super long)

Spoiler

The MacBook Air is made of Aluminum, Gold, Tin, Plastic, and rare earth elements.

No iron there, as far as I can see.

Posted
2 minutes ago, Thaidakar the Ghostblood said:

Most likely, yes. 

However.

Apple itself says this: (paraphrased so as not to be super long)

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The MacBook Air is made of Aluminum, Gold, Tin, Plastic, and rare earth elements.

No iron there, as far as I can see.

*hands over 1 shardcurrency*

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Posted

Okay, I guess I'll give this a go

*deep breath*

Yam fries are better than potato fries, summer is the worst season, "Rogue One" is, by far, the best Star Wars movie, pumpkin lasagna is orders of magnitude better than tomato lasagna, and, and...

(My greatest shame)

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I kind of...

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Um...

Spoiler

*whispers* 

Spoiler

I don't like "Mean Girls"

 

 

 

*Runs away*

Posted
18 hours ago, Faerie Braids said:

Okay, I guess I'll give this a go

*deep breath*

Yam fries are better than potato fries, summer is the worst season, "Rogue One" is, by far, the best Star Wars movie, pumpkin lasagna is orders of magnitude better than tomato lasagna, and, and...

(My greatest shame)

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I kind of...

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Um...

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I don't like "Mean Girls"

 

 

 

*Runs away*

*claps* Rogue One is a wonderful, wonderful film. But…tomato lasagna…so good

Posted

Winter is the best season.

Skittles and starbursts are good.

Math is fun.

sweet potatoes are bad.

vanilla is better than chocolate. (strawberry's the best)

Hufflepuff is a good house.

cake is generally bad.

chick-fil-a suace is worse than ketchup.

The Inheritance cycle is good (I think this is controversial)

Posted

In what I'm guessing will be from most accepted to least:

White Sand was good.

The prequels were better.

Clone Wars was a bad TV show.

Posted
19 minutes ago, Ravenclawjedi42 said:

In what I'm guessing will be from most accepted to least:

White Sand was good.

The prequels were better.

Clone Wars was a bad TV show.

The prequels to what?

Posted
2 hours ago, Lord Spirit said:

Winter is the best season.

no

2 hours ago, Lord Spirit said:

Math is fun.

Which math?

2 hours ago, Lord Spirit said:

The Inheritance cycle is good (I think this is controversial)

It's really just the first book that people say is bad
 

 

Just now, Lord Spirit said:

The prequels to what?

Starwars

Posted (edited)
45 minutes ago, Lord Spirit said:

Yes

Algebra and Geometry (I haven't learn Calculus yet)

No

Algebra was fine, geometry was really easy. 

Calculus is hell.

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Posted
1 minute ago, Argenti said:

No

Algebra was fine, geometry was really easy. 

Calculus is hell.

Winter has Christmas, New Years, Valentines day, and Saint Patrick's day. Snow is better than rain and I'd rather be cold than hot.

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