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RE: Cold Plate
That’s one fascinating perspective.
Plaster can conceal deep defects; an unlucky ones could easily end up with a rotten house hidden. Like heavy makeup—it looks perfect on the surface, but you won't see the truth until you move in and the shit start revealing themselves one by one.
Due to your makeup remark Michael Jackson and his rotten face comes to mind.
Another thing I don't like is breaded meat such as schnitzel. The meat underneath is often not the best quality either. You never know what you're going to get underneath.
Oh dear. I once saw a picture of his dead body years ago—poor guy. It was awful, and the fact that people took that photo just to share it are the rottenest one.
I’ve grown to love schnitzel, especially the Japanese version: katsu. And it’s not just breaded dishes—deep-fried food in general can sometimes hide low-quality or unfresh ingredients. But there’s one place I know that uses really good cuts for their katsu, and I can’t stop thinking about it.
I can't say I feel pity for Jackson. He did it to himself and that churgeon is the worst of all although I doubt Michael would have elaccelt a no for an answer.
It's better to think of good katsu instead.
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