Casual chatting thread

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

russia but they literally just own everyone (literally everyone)(not even an exaggeration)

also funny sidebar on this

I forced the UK to become a Republic, which made them change their name to the United States, because the United States did not yet exist.

And so, the tribal nations of the Americas (left alone because idgaf about them) were united under the Huron, who formed the United Kingdom (of Turtle Island), with its capital in modern day London, Canada.

so basically the United States and the UK are inevitable.

 

[Angry_Panda]

so basically the United States and the UK are inevitable.

 

[OldVice]

And so, the tribal nations of the Americas (left alone because idgaf about them) were united under the Huron, who formed the United Kingdom (of Turtle Island), with its capital in modern day London, Canada.

Eww.

 

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

Eww.

London, CANADA

 

[OldVice]

London, CANADA

Don't worry, I wasn't confused, I meant what I said.

 

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

Don't worry, I wasn't confused, I meant what I said.

top to bottom:
United Kingdoms of Turtle Island
United States of England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland
Abyssinia
Maori Commonwealth
Portiguaran Republic (basically Brazil)

 

[solstice258]

Tried to make pancakes for the first time. They just turned into weird crepes.
Not like I know what they're supposed to be like.

 

[hazzack]

Tried to make pancakes for the first time. They just turned into weird crepes.
Not like I know what they're supposed to be like.

pancakes are like cake, but pan
crepes are like paper: you can write on it, you can fold it, you can eat it

 

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

Tried to make pancakes for the first time. They just turned into weird crepes.
Not like I know what they're supposed to be like.

Do you know what you did wrong? I like making my pancakes with a bit of maple syrup from Vermont inside the batter, which guarantees they'll always be a bit thicker.

 

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

Something to say @BakedBanana ?

 

[BakedBanana]

Yeah, @MinecraftStoryModeLover.

 

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

Yeah, @MinecraftStoryModeLover.

Enlighten us.

 

[BakedBanana]

Enlighten us.

no

 

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

no

starts twerking and bouncing my booty in anger

 

[solstice258]

Do you know what you did wrong? I like making my pancakes with a bit of maple syrup from Vermont inside the batter, which guarantees they'll always be a bit thicker.

I don't know, I just used this recipe.
I have never even seen maple syrup sold here.

 

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

I don't know, I just used this recipe.
I have never even seen maple syrup sold here.

so were they just too thin? Did you pour enough of the batter onto the griddle for each individual cake?

 

[solstice258]

so were they just too thin? Did you pour enough of the batter onto the griddle for each individual cake?

Yeah I guess they were too thin...

 

[BakedBanana]

starts twerking and bouncing my booty in anger

 

[MinecraftStoryModeLover]

jus cuz i twerk

 

[Angry_Panda]

Yeah I guess they were too thin...

Recipe looks about right, though I'm used to adding a bit of melted butter into the batter to add some more butterfat to the finished product, and separating the egg's not something I've ever seen done before (just put the egg in there and mix well). I would personally suggest making sure the milk and egg aren't straight out of the fridge - it seems to work better to have them closer to room temperature, so if you let those sit out for a few minutes to warm up a bit that may help - and you can add just a bit more flour to the batter (start with a tablespoon, not a huge amount) to thicken it up just a bit. Also, if your baking powder's old, that will cause them to come out kind of flat - you can check by taking a teaspoon or so of that and adding it to a small glass of warm water, and watching to make sure it fizzes.