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JG55

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Well...a thought.

I sat there and watched all 5:09 of that video. Indeed, I waited for him to cut his finger off, for a naked girl to walk by the screen behind him, or at least for the stove behind him to catch on fire.

Instead, I learned the proper six steps in the technique of pull-stroke dicing of onions.

Whatever.

There better be a nekkit chick next time.

:)

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Well...a thought.

I sat there and watched all 5:09 of that video. Indeed, I waited for him to cut his finger off, for a naked girl to walk by the screen behind him, or at least for the stove behind him to catch on fire.

Instead, I learned the proper six steps in the technique of pull-stroke dicing of onions.

Whatever.

There better be a nekkit chick next time.

:)

THanks Bronker LMAOFF

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Food moves, not the knife. The knife stays in the same place, moving the knife means putting it, at some time, over your fingers. At least that was what I was taught. On the other hand, I never do it. I find type A blood a great seasoning for chili.

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