I don't get the kimchi one nor explained the plot. If I don't understand a movie, I like it if someone can explain the plot to me. Is kimchi supposed to smell bad or something?
I also don't understand how the copper thing fits into the rest of them
copper is from a thing where they found ancient graffiti complaining about this guy naser selling impure copper or something. the kimchi is about brining food that has a strong aroma, basically something where when you unseal it, it assaults everyones nose.
My encounters with it are a strong odor but it was fermenting the in the garage so no idea what it would be like to open a tupperware container on an enclosed space would be if not actively fermenting.
El-Nasir. He sold shitty copper. Copper of such low purity that this formal complaint has been written to warn every honest citizen and merchant to not do business with El-Nasir, for truly his copper is second to none where none is anything above the grade of absolute shit he peddles and calls copper.
Sincerely,
A Craftsman whose Bronze has been fucking ruined by El-Nasir's shitty ass copper
I think its more about strong smell than bad. I have seen people complain about people bringing their own food in general. Its sensible to me that folks would use things that are relatively clean and not very aromatic like a simple sandwhich or something else you could eat with fingers.
Hey, if you keep asking questions after question about who is who and why they're doing stuff instead of just watching the movie, I will look up the plot and tell everything.
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The US has always been an oligarchy
It should be 'undermined an oligarchy to install a monarchy'.
Stupid Ea-Nasir and his substandard copper
I don't get the kimchi one nor explained the plot. If I don't understand a movie, I like it if someone can explain the plot to me. Is kimchi supposed to smell bad or something?
I also don't understand how the copper thing fits into the rest of them
copper is from a thing where they found ancient graffiti complaining about this guy naser selling impure copper or something. the kimchi is about brining food that has a strong aroma, basically something where when you unseal it, it assaults everyones nose.
I do agree about foods with strong aromas, on busses and airplanes -- but to be honest I've never found kimchi to smell especially strongly.
My encounters with it are a strong odor but it was fermenting the in the garage so no idea what it would be like to open a tupperware container on an enclosed space would be if not actively fermenting.
El-Nasir. He sold shitty copper. Copper of such low purity that this formal complaint has been written to warn every honest citizen and merchant to not do business with El-Nasir, for truly his copper is second to none where none is anything above the grade of absolute shit he peddles and calls copper.
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There are people that think kimchi smells bad?
I think its more about strong smell than bad. I have seen people complain about people bringing their own food in general. Its sensible to me that folks would use things that are relatively clean and not very aromatic like a simple sandwhich or something else you could eat with fingers.
Yea. I love Indian food or kebab but when someone next to me on a train is having some, I’m not gonna be happy.
Fair enough
Change kimchi to surströmming, and it would probably make the problem more clear.
Yeah, but surströmming is a completely different food with a smell not at all in the same league.
As they say, if my grandmother had wheels, she would have been a bike.
Hey, if you keep asking questions after question about who is who and why they're doing stuff instead of just watching the movie, I will look up the plot and tell everything.
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