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  • EADD Moderators: Pissed_and_messed | Shinji Ikari

If you could change one thing in the world what would it be?

I think many of us forget the days of PV and Meph. Good gawd! People call it the good old days because every one was chatting all the time. Sure depending on the person or substance those posts could get quite long but usually they were of average length but damn tae fuck all over eadd in practically every feccking thread.

Think we need to cool this shit down a bit and remember how it used to be. People off their nut and posting all over the fukkin place or have we all forgotten that all of a sudden?
 
I think many of us forget the days of PV and Meph. Good gawd! People call it the good old days because every one was chatting all the time. Sure depending on the person or substance those posts could get quite long but usually they were of average length but damn tae fuck all over eadd in practically every feccking thread.

Think we need to cool this shit down a bit and remember how it used to be. People off their nut and posting all over the fukkin place or have we all forgotten that all of a sudden?

*cough* Resident rambling stimmed up shite spewer signing in *cough*
 
Anyway, you don't need to form your garlic bread into a ring shape (which would have to be done by hand, and therefore is expensive) to have "endless" garlic bread. You could extrude kneaded dough under pressure through a nozzle onto a metal mesh conveyor belt; then pass it under infra-red lamps to bake it, so you end up with just one continuous very long baguette with just one stump-end at the beginning and another when the dough in the dough hopper runs out. In the meantime, your bread just keeps on growing at a fixed rate; it can be sprayed on the cut end with liquid garlic butter, and then sliced every couple of centimetres.
 
garlic bread is an offense to garlic and the great nation of france.


there I said it.
 
Anyway, you don't need to form your garlic bread into a ring shape (which would have to be done by hand, and therefore is expensive) to have "endless" garlic bread. You could extrude kneaded dough under pressure through a nozzle onto a metal mesh conveyor belt; then pass it under infra-red lamps to bake it, so you end up with just one continuous very long baguette with just one stump-end at the beginning and another when the dough in the dough hopper runs out. In the meantime, your bread just keeps on growing at a fixed rate; it can be sprayed on the cut end with liquid garlic butter, and then sliced every couple of centimetres.

Still one end too many
 
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