They call them "Pork Rinds" in the U.S...off the top of my head, I don't quite know the origin of the term, but in part of the country where I'm from, they have "Watermellon Rinds" which are completly diffrent, being essentially, pickled watermellon slices in some sort of sugar based preservative juice. By the end of the fermentation, the slices turn from red to yellow...your random fact of the day gentlemen. -Cheers
One of the wonderful things about the process of spreading our wisdom is that we learn from our fans as we go. Although I think I'd rather actually get paid.
When over 50% of the human population lives in cities, and thus loses the ability to grow its own food, how else are we urbanites to feed ourselves? Something to think about, there.
Cornwell sounds like Richard Ayoade from the IT crowd & Saboo from Mighty Boosh
takeaticket 1 year ago
i would recommend you try a particular brand of sherry called harvey's bristol cream ;)
mrchoco123 2 years ago
Nothing beats boursin.
Atomgrinder 2 years ago
Cheese crackers and sherry. Dead god that is all we need in that world. Oh and cherry sherry
DjRevTech 2 years ago
Brave words and strong. Hats off to you sir, a standard-bearer for Reason and the products of fermentation.
Kind regards
Mr Braidy
Technician, Museum of Techno
museumoftechno 2 years ago
the ending tune is FAT!
Capeau 2 years ago
Have you seen the video where we get it played in an actual rave?
Youtube search for "technicians underground 14/14" and struggle under the weight of the fatness.
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Mr Braidy
Technician, Museum of Techno
museumoftechno 2 years ago
i sure did. I'm so sad i couldnt be there. It was like the woodstock of techno
Capeau 2 years ago
It was one of those moments whose cultural shockwaves are so fundamental that they will probably not even be appreciated during our lifetimes.
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Mr Braidy
Technician, Museum of Techno
museumoftechno 2 years ago
Do I see an elegant cheese knife, or a wallpaper scraper?
chrismaguire 2 years ago
It's actually an eczema shaver, but resembles, and functions very well as, a cheese knife. Congratulations on the acuity of your observatory powers.
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Mr Braidy
Technician, Museum of Techno
museumoftechno 2 years ago
You guys are so funny love your Vid man!!
demesh6 2 years ago
Hahahahahaha it dose look like that!!
demesh6 2 years ago
Do you suffer, sir? My skin's like burnt bacon at the moment, I bathe in Hydrocortisone.
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Mr Braidy
Technician, Museum of Techno
museumoftechno 2 years ago
hahahahha :) great video
BrianJunglist 2 years ago
Big up the Junglist Massive
Kind regards
Mr Braidy
Technician, Museum of Techno
museumoftechno 2 years ago
They call them "Pork Rinds" in the U.S...off the top of my head, I don't quite know the origin of the term, but in part of the country where I'm from, they have "Watermellon Rinds" which are completly diffrent, being essentially, pickled watermellon slices in some sort of sugar based preservative juice. By the end of the fermentation, the slices turn from red to yellow...your random fact of the day gentlemen. -Cheers
rod2155 2 years ago
One of the wonderful things about the process of spreading our wisdom is that we learn from our fans as we go. Although I think I'd rather actually get paid.
Kind regards
Mr Braidy
Technician, Museum of Techno
museumoftechno 2 years ago
mmm...man flesh, salty goodness
MattTrecartin 2 years ago
When over 50% of the human population lives in cities, and thus loses the ability to grow its own food, how else are we urbanites to feed ourselves? Something to think about, there.
Kind regards
Mr Braidy
Technician, Museum of Techno
museumoftechno 2 years ago