Originally Posted by adidasss (Post 824888)

Really, what would you consider "particularly diverse" then?

Originally Posted by lucifer_sam (Post 824903)

Ever heard of Los Angeles? Orange County might be ninety percent white but L.A. is the crossroads of every major ethnicity in America (which is basically every major ethnicity in the world). The only city I can think of that would come close to L.A. is Dubai, and only for the heavy migrant labor that fills the service industry.

Originally Posted by adidasss (Post 824888)

Really, what would you consider "particularly diverse" then?

Originally Posted by lucifer_sam (Post 824903)

Ever heard of Los Angeles? Orange County might be ninety percent white but L.A. is the crossroads of every major ethnicity in America (which is basically every major ethnicity in the world). The only city I can think of that would come close to L.A. is Dubai, and only for the heavy migrant labor that fills the service industry.

Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 824792)

You should go to the Tobasco website.
Although they don't show all the awesome pictures of their production site and the tour grounds. (I live about 5 or 6 miles away from it)

It's a really beautiful place. (Avery Island)
And there are a lot of alligators that are kinda tame... you can actually go up and touch some of them if it's the right time of day when they're sleepy. :)

I need to go this summer and take pictures. The Oak trees, stone trails, ponds, the bird sanctuary, the Buddha temple... it's amazing.
Great place to smoke a spliff and just relax outdoors.

Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 824784)

Good stuff man.
Yea I wasn't really rating them in order of just hotness.
The idea behind hot-sauce isn't really how spicy it is (unless you're a novelty hotsauce person)... it's about a balance between ideal heat and good flavor so that either doesn't overpower the other, and whether the sauce is compatible with a large variety of application.


Tobasco has a good heat/flavor comparison, and the consistency of the sauce is such that it "coats" lightly and mixes easily. And it's potent enough that you don't have to use much to get the flavor.

People get the wrong idea about hot sauce when they judge it by how much their mouth is burning off. Hot sauce isn't there to torture you. It's there to enhance the flavor and heat of your food without choking the flavor of your food. So with that in mind, you use it in moderation. But using a good hot sauce allows you to do all this effectively.

Originally Posted by tore (Post 824378)

You won't be harassed or lynched in Norway .. well, at least not because of skin colour. We're not all white either, about 1/4th of the population in Oslo are immigrants. A large portion of those are darker skinned. Furthermore, we don't really have a history with racial tensions in this country.

I thought the question sounded a bit ignorant. I mean, will I get treated like crap or lynched if I ever travel to Mexico for being white? ;)

Originally Posted by loose_lips_sink_ships (Post 838465)

Hey people in the UK!

These look positively delectable, are they?

http://sorrydadenglandisweird.files....scotchegg.jpeg