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>>222848025Why do guys in westerns hold their spoons like monkeys? I know they weren't supposed to be the most sophisticated bunch, but even an illiterate dimwit could be taught the right way to hold a spoon in like one minute.
Underrated thread
*munch munch munch*
>>222848168It's to not have their mouths obscured by their hands. The cameraman wants to show you their mouth munching on the food, which triggers your neurons into hunger.
>>222848652>beans in cast iron hmmm metallic taste love the taste of iron
>>222848025>>222848652did motherfuckers really walk around looking this grimy
*winge*
>>222848652this nigga eating beans
>>222848717If your food tastes metallic after cooking in a cast iron, it means there's rust on it. A well seasoned cast iron leaves no taste in the food
>>222848025>>222848652*stares*
>>222848025>Lee Van Queef
That damn sure was Minnie's stew.
If you haven't seen this gem, rectify that immediately
>>222848707What?
>NO, ANGEL EYE NOOOOOOOOO
>>222848741Did motherfuckers really keep their boots on before entering the tub ?
>>222849370https://youtu.be/m6IJKSsJVds
>>222849427Yes. One might drown in the bath but at least they died with their boots on.
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>>222848794wypippo dun even season dey cast iron
>>222848652In order to prepare for this role the actor actually evolved a bioorganic digestive system.
>>222848741Bro you have no idea. No idea at all. Read Orwell's nonfiction writing. Dude lived the tramp life for a while for close to no reason. You'd get thrown in tramp houses, forced to bathe with 50 other men washing their disgusting scabby leprous oozing feet, then thrown in a concrete cell for the night with no mattress and mates who would probably immediately attempt to rape you until the sun came up and they let you out to look for work.
>>222848025I liked him better as the Master
>>222848652>14 seconds
>>222848857Great actor.Great film.>>222849856He looks the part lol.
>>222849927they say he fasted for ten hours before filming this scene to make the hunger seem real
>>222849927Bread seems way too soft for its time.
>>222848652>>222849927>>222850041the most reddit npc coded food clip ever made
>>222850186What year does it take place?
>>222850252the most incel coded /tv/ post ever made
>>222848652HOT MEN EATING BEANS
>>222848741>Soap started become popular in the 1850s.What the fuck was wrong with Americans. In MEDIEVAL POLAND one of their major exports was soap, it wasn't some rare commodity in Europe.
>>222850041>fasted for ten hoursNo fucking way
>>222851333That's false and untrue. Subversive historical revisionists don't understand that people washed all the time. They didn't take "full body submersion baths" because that was a pain in the ass but they washed themselves daily using water and cleansers.
>>222851366>That's false and untrue.What's false and untrue? That soap wasn't a rare commodity in Europe since Medieval times? Are you retarded? You can check that in 30 seconds.
>>222851420Are you retarded? Did you not read the rest of the post that makes the context clear? Wow, kneejerk emotional replies.. not a good look.
>>222851457The rest is equally retarded. The common practice among peasantry, at least in Catholic countries, was bathing once a week, prior to mass.In Central/Northern/Eastern Europe saunas were also popular as a place for relaxation.
>>222851333Soap didn't become widespread and cheap for the masses until mid 19th century.Quality soap was a luxury for upper classes and the common cheap soap was the shitty ones made of lye.Furthermore, people might have taken a full bath once a month, while they would wash themselves with water irregularly perhaps thrice a week.Clean water was a luxury, which is why lots of people drank wine and ale regularly.
>>222851575>the common cheap soap was the shitty ones made of lyeYou're talking about soap used for washing clothes, anon. The one used for bathing was a mixture of ash, animal fats and herbs, and was commonplace.
>>222851694Soap was commonplace since thousands of years ago, however, it had shitty quality and wasn't as effective as modern soaps.The quality soaps that we use in our daily lives only became mass spread because of industrial revolution and buckbreaking of the monopoly of soapmakers.
50's Westerns and shows like Bonanza taught me that people in the Old West had clean clothes, white teeth, tidy earthen streets and gathered in incredibly well lit buildings.
>>222851845like so
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>>222850252kys zoomer retard nigger
>>2228502711965 mexico
>>222850252man at this point just have sex with an escort
>>222849927Man those people are so jelly of his tasty beans
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