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I love single cell comics
Mar 22, 2018 3:57 PM
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ichoosethering
Facebook is leaking again
TheBigCheese93
CenturyBot
When I read single cell I was think it was an amoeba in the bushes!
Noyoucomeupwithausername
Actually, it’s pronounced c(rape)
UnknownInternetUser
The Crêpe is thinking about a cream pie!
Defylightwithdarkness
This is tellement stupid! +1
AtsaMattaForYou
BreenW
Did that human just assume that flour and water's form?
ImaToothbrush
You must love reposting too...
pdogg31
I was sent this earlier and found it funny so I shared it. I never claimed original content. Welcome to the internet
MINIMVM
What a weirdough
Mithi
Weredough?
CanadianVoyageur
litterallysatan
Repost
WaitWhatsHappenin
Something good after so long
twitmerican
catscatsyeahcats
I read “single cell omics” and got excited. Jesus Christ I need to do something other than work.
MaltyMugwump
perfecteye18
Spaget!
Parker8770
Spaget!
someguy15591
Ha spooked you.
ManufacturedMannequin
DanteHicks79
That looks like the boss’s kid.
GothKirby
I'm a crêpe, I'm a weirdough, what the hell am I doing here? I doughnut belong here
ValkyrieSweetheart
I was thinking of this too. Lol
FailedCrate
My personal theory on how crepê was invented: some englishman went to France. Of course at some point he got hungry, so he went into an..
Xen300
*Crêpe, not crepê. The circonflexe accent indicates a missing S, in this case from the Latin 'crispus', meaning 'curled'.
FailedCrate
Yes, couldn't remember which way around. Also since I prefer the dutch/ german version (Pannekoeken/Pfannkuchen).
Nullspeak
CREPE LITERALLY MEANS CRISPY
Xen300
That's why the French for hospital is 'hôpital', again the circonflexe replaces an S.
ML33W
And Êtienne for Steven
Fenrisgivesmelife
Same for forêt and all these words with a ^ this the only use of this accent in our language
FailedCrate
..inn. And described them how to bake a pancake, 'cause that's what he wanted. When said pancake arrived, it was that flimsy thin thing...
PreposterousFlyingRock
"Bake" a pancake? That implies its going in the oven. I've never made a PANcake in an oven before.
FailedCrate
AinoTiani
Actually you can totally bake pancakes. We did them all the time in a sheet pan as a kid, yum and way less work (if you are cooking for 10)
PreposterousFlyingRock
But that takes the pan out of pancake, you monster! Though that does sound like a good "life hack" thing
PreposterousFlyingRock
Sorry if I came across as a dick, the internet hasn't been kind to me. It has molded me, shaped me, etc.
FailedCrate
English is not my first language. And in my language it's either "baking" or "making".
CziltangBrone
Never had a Dutch Baby before?
PreposterousFlyingRock
A kid or do you mean a food thing? Either way it's a no
FailedCrate
..nowadays known as "crepê". Disappointed asked the englishman "What's this crap?!". The french chef misundertood this as a compliment...
FailedCrate
Since then the name has stuck around.
TruthlessOfShinovar
I'll subscribe to this theory!
finantheagile
100% you should animate this
mycoffeeartjourney
You could make this a really confusing BtG
FailedCrate
What is a BtG?
DaMummy
As a foreigner, I've never had a pancake, but I love crepes.
FailedCrate
Elaborate. Why foreigner?
ButteryButtsButterflyCups
okay hold on. I'm coming over to cook you some pancakes from scratch
MyFrontPorchInMississippi
As an American: English pancakes suck too
RadishIsAMeat
US and UK recipe are identical the only difference is US prefers them small and thicker.
Cyberpo1ato
IKR! Have you SEEN what the English call "muffins?"
circlebreaker
FailedCrate
I'm a fan of the dutch/german variant. Not too thick, not too thin. Just right, and with a shitload of variations.