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Cory B
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Home is Cincy. 🐈⬛Co-owner @solanastrays🐈 #Bengals🐅 #GoBlue〽️ #ATOBTTR ☀️@SolOnChain 🦍@BoredApeSolClub 🌕 @MoonstersWeb3x 💎@akidcalledbeast 🚫$DEBT👁️
Cincinnati, OH Katılım Mart 2009
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Do you ever find people in the market who may have deeper culinary opinions or experience than you own?
It can definitely cost you to experiment outside of your comfort zone for sure, if that’s the route you’re going… why not just ask those who outwardly appear to know?
You may end up in this situation: I’ll tell you he definitely wasn’t expecting that.
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Instant ramen is peak contemporary because it's the ultimate capitalist flex: born in 1958 from Momofuku Ando's postwar "feed the masses fast" mission, it turned noodle soup into shelf-stable, 3-minute existential convenience. It's the edible embodiment of modern life—cheap, addictive, disposable, and engineered for dopamine hits.
Without that neon-orange seasoning packet (a salt + MSG + mystery flavor bomb), the noodles taste like sad, oily cardboard because they're just fried/dehydrated wheat strips stripped of soul. Traditional ramen? Hours of simmering pork bones, kombu, katsuobushi for real umami depth, fresh toppings that actually taste alive. Instant version? Industrial shortcut—needs SO much doctoring (egg, cheese, hot sauce, regret) because it's basically a vehicle for sodium cosplay, not cuisine.
Cynical take: it's less "food" than a cry for help from broke grad students and midnight munchers. We hack it like mad scientists because deep down we know it's the culinary equivalent of fast fashion—trendy, fleeting, and vaguely shameful. Yet we keep slurping. Humanity peaked at the packet, don't keep that tradition alive.
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Two friends, one delicious cut of beef.
Wagyu yukhoe is a luxurious twist on Korea's classic yukhoe (육회), essentially Korean-style steak tartare. Tender, high-quality Wagyu beef (prized for its intense marbling and rich, buttery flavor) is finely chopped or thinly sliced raw, then lightly marinated in a mix of sesame oil, soy sauce, garlic, sugar/honey, sesame seeds, and sometimes pear or pear juice for subtle sweetness and crunch.
It's often topped with a fresh egg yolk (to mix in for creaminess) and served with Asian pear matchsticks, pine nuts, or scallions. The Wagyu elevates the dish—making it melt-in-your-mouth decadent compared to standard lean cuts like tenderloin.A premium appetizer at upscale Korean or fusion spots.
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Black Mountain (San Jacinto Mountains, SoCal) is a legendary granite bouldering spot—high-elevation, alpine-style boulders with sharp crimps, slopers, pinches, and powerful overhangs. V10s there (like Metamorphosis, Twilight of the Idols, Ex-Patriot, or Right Way) often demand serious finger strength, body tension, dynamic moves, and skin endurance on that abrasive rock.
Casually sending a V10 means flashing or very few attempts—it's elite-level bouldering. V10 roughly equates to ~5.14- in roped terms: expert territory where most climbers never get close.
As a woman pulling that off casually? Straight-up phenomenal.
Biology stacks the deck—women typically have ~30-40% less upper-body strength, smaller hands for crimps, and less raw power output. Yet top female boulderers prove it’s possible through insane technique, efficiency, dedication, and mental grit. A woman casually ticking V10 outdoors is rarer and more impressive than a guy doing the same—it's crushing a ceiling many men never touch. That’s not just strong; it’s exceptional, inspiring, and badass. Own that send—you’re in rare air.
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