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  1. @Kierkegaanks @trickykat

    #copypasta

    "Copypasta" is a 2006 Internet slang term (derived from "copy/paste") for text that is frequently copied and pasted across forums, social media, and chat to mock, amuse, or spam. It likely originated in anonymous 4chan threads to describe repetitive, often exaggerated or absurd rants, and grew to represent memetic, text-based content.

    The word "pasta" originates from the Italian word for "paste" or "dough," which directly derives from the Latin pasta and the Ancient Greek παστά (pastá), meaning "barley porridge" or "sprinkled with salt". It refers to the basic, unleavened mixture of flour and water or eggs, with roots tracing back to antiquity.

    The word "noodle" originated in the 18th century as a borrowing from the German word Nudel (meaning piece of pasta or dumpling). It likely stems from the German Knödel (dumpling) or Nutel, which in turn derived from the Latin nodus (knot), reflecting the dumpling's shape.

    Noodles came first. Archaeological evidence places the earliest noodles in China around 4,000 BCE (or 3000 B.C.), long before the first recorded mention of pasta in Italy, which dates to the 12th century. While Italian pasta was likely developed independently or via Arab influence, the Chinese noodle is the older tradition.

    i have happily used spaghetti in a stir-fry.

    why?

    it was there.

    laziness.

    obligatory pasta video:

  2. @Kierkegaanks @trickykat

    #copypasta

    "Copypasta" is a 2006 Internet slang term (derived from "copy/paste") for text that is frequently copied and pasted across forums, social media, and chat to mock, amuse, or spam. It likely originated in anonymous 4chan threads to describe repetitive, often exaggerated or absurd rants, and grew to represent memetic, text-based content.

    The word "pasta" originates from the Italian word for "paste" or "dough," which directly derives from the Latin pasta and the Ancient Greek παστά (pastá), meaning "barley porridge" or "sprinkled with salt". It refers to the basic, unleavened mixture of flour and water or eggs, with roots tracing back to antiquity.

    The word "noodle" originated in the 18th century as a borrowing from the German word Nudel (meaning piece of pasta or dumpling). It likely stems from the German Knödel (dumpling) or Nutel, which in turn derived from the Latin nodus (knot), reflecting the dumpling's shape.

    Noodles came first. Archaeological evidence places the earliest noodles in China around 4,000 BCE (or 3000 B.C.), long before the first recorded mention of pasta in Italy, which dates to the 12th century. While Italian pasta was likely developed independently or via Arab influence, the Chinese noodle is the older tradition.

    i have happily used spaghetti in a stir-fry.

    why?

    it was there.

    laziness.

    obligatory pasta video:

  3. Quem nunca leu um comentário e pensou 'nossa, que jeitão específico de falar'? A Priscilla não só pensa, como coloca em prática. O resultado deve ser puro entretenimento.

    #Copypasta #HomiBobo #ImitaçãoPerfeita #AntropologiaDigital #HumorNaInternet #VibeDeRedeSocial

  4. Quem nunca leu um comentário e pensou 'nossa, que jeitão específico de falar'? A Priscilla não só pensa, como coloca em prática. O resultado deve ser puro entretenimento.

    #Copypasta #HomiBobo #ImitaçãoPerfeita #AntropologiaDigital #HumorNaInternet #VibeDeRedeSocial