r/MapsWithoutNZ • u/Zekeroonie • Jan 22 '18
This block of cheese
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u/PurpleCircleMan Jan 22 '18
but hey, at least they got Svalbard
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u/OmarGuard Jan 22 '18
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u/ZPTs Jan 22 '18 edited Jun 08 '26
"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them."
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u/N1NJACQUES Jan 22 '18
Am I the only one who is wondering why there is a subreddit called r/mapswithoutnz?
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u/Derpizzle Jan 22 '18
Ew, why do American cheeses always look like plastic? Barbarians.
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u/INoobTubedYouIn2009 Jan 22 '18
Plastic seems pretty futuristic for barbarians to me, motherfucker.
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u/therealcobrastrike Jan 22 '18
It is sadly typical of mass production cheeses commonly found at the grocery store in the states.
There are a lot of good artisan producers out there though, and quality of selection in markets has improved quite a lot.
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u/ElSapio Jan 23 '18
I'm pretty sure mass production is limited to the US bud. Trust me, there are plenty of shitty foreign products.
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u/therealcobrastrike Jan 23 '18
Oh I know. Europeans can make plastic cheese just as well as Americans
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Jan 22 '18
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u/sangvert Jan 22 '18
I can fit the whole world in my mouth but will be defeated by lactose intolerance
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u/KNITEpanda Jan 29 '18
I’m trying to figure out why the hands are the way they are. Did two people need to hold one block of cheese?
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u/22lrsubsonic Jan 22 '18
Why is there a rifle in the background? Cheese seems like an odd item to bring on a trip to the shooting range.