Thoughts on Gifted Hater?

[The Mexican Nancy Chin]

Also... Mike Watt in his fIREHOSE/Flyin' the Flannel promo days knows what's up... BBQ places have the best mac for sure:

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damn y’all got me cravin Mac n cheese. The best imo is always from a BBQ spot. I want that crispy top and corners too. The best Mac I ever had was at some BBQ spot right outside Atlanta. Still dream of goin back 

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Surprised I forgot to mention good BBQ spot Mac n cheese in my own posts! The stuff I had when I went to Texas was fantastic.

[Mongo Lloyd]

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Mac & Cheese is hugely overrated.

Putting Lobster in that shit is a disrespect to lobsters everywhere.

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a self respecting person wouldn't boil a lobster only to throw it in Mac n Cheese...

What I’m sayin!

[lurkluke]

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To be honest, while mac is great and spätzle even more so - in terms of quick and creamy pasta recipes absolutely nothing tops a great plate of spaghetti carbonara (the egg version - not the Alfredo sauce one)

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That and a good gnocchi (if you count that as pasta) are my favorite pasta dishes, good soul food mac n cheese is a very close third though (might be worth noting I've never had Käsespätzle, looking forward to trying that). My mom makes a fantastic spaghetti carbonara. She makes it with pancetta, which can be controversial but her's comes out delicious!

Pancetta isn't that controversial is it? Pretty standard sub I thought.

It's when cream gets in the mix that things get controversial.

[The Mexican Nancy Chin]

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To be honest, while mac is great and spätzle even more so - in terms of quick and creamy pasta recipes absolutely nothing tops a great plate of spaghetti carbonara (the egg version - not the Alfredo sauce one)

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That and a good gnocchi (if you count that as pasta) are my favorite pasta dishes, good soul food mac n cheese is a very close third though (might be worth noting I've never had Käsespätzle, looking forward to trying that). My mom makes a fantastic spaghetti carbonara. She makes it with pancetta, which can be controversial but her's comes out delicious!

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Pancetta isn't that controversial is it? Pretty standard sub I thought.

It's when cream gets in the mix that things get controversial.

Oh for sure, I have seen people complain about it but it's far from being one of the bigger points of contention in making Italian food

[lurkluke]

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To be honest, while mac is great and spätzle even more so - in terms of quick and creamy pasta recipes absolutely nothing tops a great plate of spaghetti carbonara (the egg version - not the Alfredo sauce one)

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That and a good gnocchi (if you count that as pasta) are my favorite pasta dishes, good soul food mac n cheese is a very close third though (might be worth noting I've never had Käsespätzle, looking forward to trying that). My mom makes a fantastic spaghetti carbonara. She makes it with pancetta, which can be controversial but her's comes out delicious!

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Pancetta isn't that controversial is it? Pretty standard sub I thought.

It's when cream gets in the mix that things get controversial.

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Oh for sure, I have seen people complain about it but it's far from being one of the bigger points of contention in making Italian food

Where I live now, I'm not even sure I can get pancetta in shops, let along guanciale... but am craving carbonara now.

[DirtyCheddarKids]

Käsespätzle > Mac n cheese

Word

[adam22savage]

remember when they reprogramme Alex to feel deep revulsion whenever he heard beethoven because it was tied in with violence and sexual assault in his mind?
i now can't hear gifted hater without thinking of cheesy pasta.
say gifted hater and my mouth waters like Pavlov's dogs at the sound of the chime.

[No Wave Comply]

remember when they reprogramme Alex to feel deep revulsion whenever he heard beethoven because it was tied in with violence and sexual assault in his mind?
i now can't hear gifted hater without thinking of cheesy pasta.
say gifted hater and my mouth waters like Pavlov's dogs at the sound of the chime.

Gifted Hater's pubescent squeak reverberates and echoes in your head as you reach for the Annie's.

Referencing one of my top 3 all-time favorite films. It was called the Ludovico technique. Fun fact: Malcolm McDowell came up with Alex's surname DeLarge—which wasn't in the Burgess novel or Kubrick/Burgess script—for the film.

Alex DeLarge is a great name; it's like a posh, classy, respectable porn star name.

[Kook Me Amadeus]

Trader Joe’s frozen Mac & Cheese is better than it has any right to be.

[adam22savage]

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remember when they reprogramme Alex to feel deep revulsion whenever he heard beethoven because it was tied in with violence and sexual assault in his mind?
i now can't hear gifted hater without thinking of cheesy pasta.
say gifted hater and my mouth waters like Pavlov's dogs at the sound of the chime.

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Gifted Hater's pubescent squeak reverberates and echoes in your head as you reach for the Annie's.

Referencing one of my top 3 all-time favorite films. It was called the Ludovico technique. Fun fact: Malcolm McDowell came up with Alex's surname DeLarge—which wasn't in the Burgess novel or Kubrick/Burgess script—for the film.

Alex DeLarge is a great name; it's like a posh, classy, respectable porn star name.

did you know that a lot of that slang [veddy, moloko, horrorshow, veddies, droogs] was all just Russian words? in some cases phoneticized [horrorshow was horvoshoke or something] but here i thought the man Burgess just lived in his head in this crazy world of slang and violence. still a pretty exciting internal monologue even if the language is borrowed.

[No Wave Comply]

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remember when they reprogramme Alex to feel deep revulsion whenever he heard beethoven because it was tied in with violence and sexual assault in his mind?
i now can't hear gifted hater without thinking of cheesy pasta.
say gifted hater and my mouth waters like Pavlov's dogs at the sound of the chime.

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Gifted Hater's pubescent squeak reverberates and echoes in your head as you reach for the Annie's.

Referencing one of my top 3 all-time favorite films. It was called the Ludovico technique. Fun fact: Malcolm McDowell came up with Alex's surname DeLarge—which wasn't in the Burgess novel or Kubrick/Burgess script—for the film.

Alex DeLarge is a great name; it's like a posh, classy, respectable porn star name.

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did you know that a lot of that slang [veddy, moloko, horrorshow, veddies, droogs] was all just Russian words? in some cases phoneticized [horrorshow was horvoshoke or something] but here i thought the man Burgess just lived in his head in this crazy world of slang and violence. still a pretty exciting internal monologue even if the language is borrowed.

Yep, Nadsat is Burgess's made-up language; it's a bit of phoneticized or real Russian (as you mentioned) mixed with some Cockney rhyming slang. I'm really old; I had the movie on VHS and read the novel during my junior year of high school (1994-1995) and have been a huge fan ever since.

One of my favorite quotes has always been, "What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful, portable picnic players. Come with uncle and hear all proper! Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You are invited."

Why just today I posted a reel of my 2 year old daughter playing with a soccer ball at the park, but edited to/accompanied by Wendy Carlos' Moog version of the "William Tell Overture" (from the soundtrack).

[swellbowed]

Not gonna link it out of respect to the patreon but GH did do a pasta tier list back in December

[lurkluke]

Bow tie S tier? Lmao come on man.

[No Wave Comply]

Bow tie S tier? Lmao come on man.

Seriously. Everyone knows farfalle aka bow-tie aka butterfly pasta is mid at best. It’s usually inedibly hard, even when cooked longer. I can get behind penne and spaghet being S tier though.

Fusilli deserves the S tier recognition; it really holds sauce well.

[Mongo Lloyd]

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remember when they reprogramme Alex to feel deep revulsion whenever he heard beethoven because it was tied in with violence and sexual assault in his mind?
i now can't hear gifted hater without thinking of cheesy pasta.
say gifted hater and my mouth waters like Pavlov's dogs at the sound of the chime.

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Gifted Hater's pubescent squeak reverberates and echoes in your head as you reach for the Annie's.

Referencing one of my top 3 all-time favorite films. It was called the Ludovico technique. Fun fact: Malcolm McDowell came up with Alex's surname DeLarge—which wasn't in the Burgess novel or Kubrick/Burgess script—for the film.

Alex DeLarge is a great name; it's like a posh, classy, respectable porn star name.

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did you know that a lot of that slang [veddy, moloko, horrorshow, veddies, droogs] was all just Russian words? in some cases phoneticized [horrorshow was horvoshoke or something] but here i thought the man Burgess just lived in his head in this crazy world of slang and violence. still a pretty exciting internal monologue even if the language is borrowed.

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Yep, Nadsat is Burgess's made-up language; it's a bit of phoneticized or real Russian (as you mentioned) mixed with some Cockney rhyming slang. I'm really old; I had the movie on VHS and read the novel during my junior year of high school (1994-1995) and have been a huge fan ever since.

One of my favorite quotes has always been, "What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful, portable picnic players. Come with uncle and hear all proper! Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You are invited."

Why just today I posted a reel of my 2 year old daughter playing with a soccer ball at the park, but edited to/accompanied by Wendy Carlos' Moog version of the "William Tell Overture" (from the soundtrack).

I still hold to this day that Wendy Carlos was maybe the only person to fully grasp the original sound design intent of the synthesizer. That via layering, that one could create an entire symphony through one instrument.

My favorite deck I ever owned was the Hook-Ups yellow fever (offensive, but clockwork orange inspired) deck.

Favorite movie/soundtrack.

[No Wave Comply]

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remember when they reprogramme Alex to feel deep revulsion whenever he heard beethoven because it was tied in with violence and sexual assault in his mind?
i now can't hear gifted hater without thinking of cheesy pasta.
say gifted hater and my mouth waters like Pavlov's dogs at the sound of the chime.

[close]

Gifted Hater's pubescent squeak reverberates and echoes in your head as you reach for the Annie's.

Referencing one of my top 3 all-time favorite films. It was called the Ludovico technique. Fun fact: Malcolm McDowell came up with Alex's surname DeLarge—which wasn't in the Burgess novel or Kubrick/Burgess script—for the film.

Alex DeLarge is a great name; it's like a posh, classy, respectable porn star name.

[close]

did you know that a lot of that slang [veddy, moloko, horrorshow, veddies, droogs] was all just Russian words? in some cases phoneticized [horrorshow was horvoshoke or something] but here i thought the man Burgess just lived in his head in this crazy world of slang and violence. still a pretty exciting internal monologue even if the language is borrowed.

[close]

Yep, Nadsat is Burgess's made-up language; it's a bit of phoneticized or real Russian (as you mentioned) mixed with some Cockney rhyming slang. I'm really old; I had the movie on VHS and read the novel during my junior year of high school (1994-1995) and have been a huge fan ever since.

One of my favorite quotes has always been, "What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful, portable picnic players. Come with uncle and hear all proper! Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You are invited."

Why just today I posted a reel of my 2 year old daughter playing with a soccer ball at the park, but edited to/accompanied by Wendy Carlos' Moog version of the "William Tell Overture" (from the soundtrack).

[close]

I still hold to this day that Wendy Carlos was maybe the only person to fully grasp the original sound design intent of the synthesizer. That via layering, that one could create an entire symphony through one instrument.

My favorite deck I ever owned was the Hook-Ups yellow fever (offensive, but clockwork orange inspired) deck.

Favorite movie/soundtrack.

Yep, I agree. I’m a huge fan of the soundtrack as well. Along with Kraftwerk’s career (mainly from Autobahn to The Man-Machine), it inspired pretty much every founder of Synthpop and Industrial music. Wendy Carlos was definitely the Moog synthesizer pioneer and hasn’t really been surpassed because very few people have the same access to those extensive modular systems, the rigged polyphony, etc. If they do, they don’t seem have her musical training, understanding and talent.

I don’t recall that Hook-Ups board, but I was never a fan of Birdhouse/Hook-Ups. The yellow fever thing seemed like pretty much every Klein graphic after a certain point. I’ll have to look it up. I do remember Jim Greco wearing A Clockwork Orange t-shirt in some of his earliest footage. (Maybe from Asian Godess?) As much of a mimbo he was during the 00’s, he’s always seemed to have pretty decent taste in movies. He just put out a really sick Hammers board graphic that’s based around stills of Pierre Clémenti from Bell du jour (1967).

[Pango]

You all propping up these big corporation processed mac n cheese brands which the culture does not need.  So what once every year kraft or annie's make a super bowl commercial of the same trick over and over of fast and convenient cooking .  They don't deserve that place in the our culture.  Kraft and annie's acting like they deserved their spots as the best, fuck that.  Go make your own homemade mac n cheese and bake that shit

[Dante Bichette]

Could have browned it for longer but this was a baked Mac I made some time ago. For someone that never cooks something that takes more than 30 minutes I did pretty well I think. The camera quality kinda makes it look like shit.

[The Mexican Nancy Chin]

Could have browned it for longer but this was a baked Mac I made some time ago. For someone that never cooks something that takes more than 30 minutes I did pretty well I think. The camera quality kinda makes it look like shit.

Looks nice man, seems like you've got that nice stretchy top we were talking about earlier! I actually think that's a pretty good level of brown. This is making me hungry

[biaherl]

Could have browned it for longer but this was a baked Mac I made some time ago. For someone that never cooks something that takes more than 30 minutes I did pretty well I think. The camera quality kinda makes it look like shit.

Bravo sir! job well done

[Pango]

Could have browned it for longer but this was a baked Mac I made some time ago. For someone that never cooks something that takes more than 30 minutes I did pretty well I think. The camera quality kinda makes it look like shit.

looking wicked good, even good enough that you could even eat that baked mac n cheese with that syrup in your pic

[Wienerboy]

I don’t recall that Hook-Ups board, but I was never a fan of Birdhouse/Hook-Ups. The yellow fever thing seemed like pretty much every Klein graphic after a certain point. I’ll have to look it up. I do remember Jim Greco wearing A Clockwork Orange t-shirt in some of his earliest footage. (Maybe from Asian Godess?) As much of a mimbo he was during the 00’s, he’s always seemed to have pretty decent taste in movies. He just put out a really sick Hammers board graphic that’s based around stills of Pierre Clémenti from Bell du jour (1967).
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Sick observation dude, how did you know it was a still from that movie? Just that familiar with it? I'd be interested in hearing your top picks in a foreign film thread or something. Thanks for the insight, I'm gonna watch Belle du Jour when I get a chance.

[elbarto]

God dammit I just wasted my whole work break reading about Mac n cheese on slap.

[WorldsbestWeedsm0ker]

Rotini noodles are my favorite cuz u can use uncooked ones as great spliff/ joint filter. Idk what called but been making this  - ideally with spaghetti noodles - regular tomatoe basil sauce , add anchovies, capers and kalamata olives n cook it with noodles in pan after boilin noodles - it really good. Was in Milan for a few months last year and they had this pizza called “Romano’s” with the same toppings it how I got the idea.

[Jawn Gyatti]

Where are you getting Cece's Pizza that looks anything like that?

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Anyone here like Mac&Cheese pizza? Been awhile since I had but I'm a fan

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Aka the Cici's Pizza special.

[WorldsbestWeedsm0ker]

Where are you getting Cece's Pizza that looks anything like that?

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Anyone here like Mac&Cheese pizza? Been awhile since I had but I'm a fan

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Aka the Cici's Pizza special.

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Whe you click on pizzas on there website the Mac n cheese pizza is the first thing that comes up

[jgonzalez]

Rotini noodles are my favorite cuz u can use uncooked ones as great spliff/ joint filter. Idk what called but been making this  - ideally with spaghetti noodles - regular tomatoe basil sauce , add anchovies, capers and kalamata olives n cook it with noodles in pan after boilin noodles - it really good. Was in Milan for a few months last year and they had this pizza called “Romano’s” with the same toppings it how I got the idea.

Sounds like you’re talking about a puttanesca sauce

[WorldsbestWeedsm0ker]

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Rotini noodles are my favorite cuz u can use uncooked ones as great spliff/ joint filter. Idk what called but been making this  - ideally with spaghetti noodles - regular tomatoe basil sauce , add anchovies, capers and kalamata olives n cook it with noodles in pan after boilin noodles - it really good. Was in Milan for a few months last year and they had this pizza called “Romano’s” with the same toppings it how I got the idea.

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Sounds like you’re talking about a puttanesca sauce

Thanks for the info g!

[The Mexican Nancy Chin]

God dammit I just wasted my whole work break reading about Mac n cheese on slap.

you say that like it's a bad thing

[dr.prestige]

God dammit I just wasted my whole work break reading about Mac n cheese on slap.

easy fix to that issue, read Slap on the clock