Group Banter Race to a million

[Maddiemoiselle]

What are we riveting?

 

[Deleted member 1394328]

England's furtherst inland point is 70 miles as well...

 

[Deleted member 1394328]

What are we riveting?

This conversation

 

[Amberrlicious]

Took me a moment

 

[Maddiemoiselle]

Took me a moment

Took Ciaran explaining it for me lol

 

[BunnyBeeHope]

Why do you all know what a riveting tool is

 

[Amberrlicious]

Why do you all know what a riveting tool is

I didn’t, educated guess

 

[Deleted member 1394328]

Why do you all know what a riveting tool is

Because it's riveting

 

[Maddiemoiselle]

Why do you all know what a riveting tool is

Cause we're sexy as fuck

 

[BunnyBeeHope]

I prefer to blunderbuss around

 

[Maddiemoiselle]

I prefer to blunderbuss around

Kinky

 

[Deleted member 1545308]

Wassup

 

[Stanthropical]

Well if its frozen straight away doesn't that mean it is fresh

Fresh = never frozen. Just like with fresh vegetables.

 

[Amberrlicious]

But…. Frozen at sea… means when defrosted it’s probably “fresher” than a fish that’s come in on a trawler and sold as is.

 

[Stanthropical]

Whereas in America they think cheese comes in a can

Anything comes in a can if you put it in a can. Canned tuna, for example.

 

[Stanthropical]

But…. Frozen at sea… means when defrosted it’s probably “fresher” than a fish that’s come in on a trawler and sold as is.

Fresh = never frozen.

 

[Amberrlicious]

Well, can’t argue with that and really can’t be bothered

 

[Amberrlicious]

Now. About frozen vegetables.

 

[Maddiemoiselle]

Anything comes in a can if you put it in a can. Canned tuna, for example.

 

[Amberrlicious]

I’d rather eat frozen peas than “fresher” from a sore because freezing them preserves more nutrients. Fresh on the shelf could mean 4 days since picked. Healthier. Factually.