Eating from the Toilet to Own the Libs
This was supposed to be a hard-hitting episode with an interview about Russia and leftism in Russian politics, but we had a classic TF season 1 moment when the recording failed. So, here's what we were able to salvage from the episode, with a great review of the recent UK op-ed about feeding yourself slop to trigger the woke left. We love this island, we love the times we live in, and we (unironically) love you.
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riley food podcast spin off when? the sexual politics of yeet..
We actually very recently had the third kind of paranoid columnist, the one who makes up a guy and then admits the guy didn't exist in the very same article, in the Journal de Montreal. His editorial is about an email that his black friend sent him, castigating the same vague critics he himself complains about every other day, only to admit at the end that he didn't receive such an email, but that he'd like to.
Australians call it spag bog.
Also did not know the cia cancergun could work on files. Truly chilling.
The next Tom Utley piece for the show: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-9527437/TOM-UTLEY-Believe-lot-easier-run-country-deny-wife-home-makeover.html
Mate in passenger seat Owner in the back seat Gotta make my mind up Fuck I don't know how to finish this one
Wtf is a spag bol
"Spaghetti bolognese (sometimes called spaghetti alla bolognese, or colloquially 'spag bol', spaghetti with meat sauce, or just spaghetti) is a pasta dish that is popular outside Italy, but not part of traditional Bolognese or even Italian cuisine in general.[23][24] The dish is generally perceived as inauthentic when encountered by Italians abroad.[3][4][25][26] It consists of spaghetti served with a sauce made from tomatoes, minced beef, garlic, wine and herbs; sometimes minced beef can be replaced by other minced meats. In this sense the sauce is actually more similar to Neapolitan ragù from the south of Italy than the northern Bolognese version of ragù. It is often served with grated Parmesan on top, but local cheeses, such as grated cheddar are also often used. It may be served with a larger proportion of sauce to pasta than is common in genuine Italian spaghetti dishes. The sauce may be laid on top of the pasta (rather than being mixed in, in the Italian manner) or even served separately from it, leaving diners to mix it in themselves. The origins of the dish are unclear, but it may have evolved in the context of early twentieth century emigration of southern Italians to the Americas (particularly the United States) as a sort of fusion influenced by the tomato-rich style of Neapolitan ragù or it may have developed in immigrant restaurants in Britain in the post war era.[27] In countries where it is common, the sauce is often used for lasagne in place of ragù alla bolognese as in Bologna and elsewhere in Italy."
Okay, you have to do an episode on Roku Originals now. I wanna see where this leads. Also, I have honestly never heard of people putting Worcester sauce on Spag Bol. So it's even stranger to me that this insane columnist thinks I'll be offended by him doing it. Go ahead, King. I encourage all Conservatives to accidentally top themselves in poorly thought out acts of protest. Makes for less idiots to deal with.
I like Alice as a host a lot except when she says the phrase "gamer hole"
The woke left aren’t taking away our Wigan Kebabs
Riley being triggered by the phrase spag bol is just his fancy boy bias lol
"You can't prove it exists" --> Womp womp womp
I actually almost made some TF bingo cards for the Vauxhall Comedy Club live event at the end of 2019, but ran out of time/energy and had no idea of how many I should print off. When there’s another live event, I might well complete the process 😊
Hard agree on being irritated by the phrase “spag bol”. It sounds like a music genre from Star Wars.
I will listen to this.