Rageeeeeeeeee

Honestly wtp is wrong with people? Someone was actually trying to argue with me that WAFFLES are better than pancakes.

Double u tee eff? Pancakes are FAR FAR superior to waffles in every way. They are fluffy and absorb the syrup into their buttery self. Not only that, but they go down extremely smooth with a glass of milk.

Pancakes absorb the syrup better, true, but waffles can actually hold the syrupy goodness.

I like both equally. It's hard to choose a superior in this case.

i prefer waffles honestly.

My dad's home-made pancakes = the best

My dad's home-made waffles = the best

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Pancakes > Waffles > Pancakes > Waffles?


They're both just as good, IMO.

good pic, wrong time

Way to use that image at the wrong time. I can't tell if you're spamming or you are trying to troll.

I'd say spamming.


Either way, that ヂ in that poster is wrong. ヂ is the almost never used version of ji... di would be ディ. lol

I'd say spamming.


Either way, that ヂ in that poster is wrong. ヂ is the almost never used version of ji... di would be ディ. lol

It makes it funnier though.

Waffles are superior.

I'm surprised no one has posted this yet..

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My childhood! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

pancakes. by far!

I'd say spamming.


Either way, that ヂ in that poster is wrong. ヂ is the almost never used version of ji... di would be ディ. lol

Speaking of which, I noticed in the other thread you used kanji for かわいい when saying the video wasn't cute, but I almost never see it used in kanji, unless you're trying reading something super formal or some crap. Any special reason for doing so? Kinda like how I never see スゴイ written out as 凄い, or いる　written as 居る.　Or how I never see ありがとう as 有難う.

Just asking, caus when I read blogs and crap I never see かわいい as 可愛い.

Or, ignore this, whatever. I actually just want to know if there's any reason in particular you decided to use it in kanji. Do they do that a lot on JMS?

Speaking of which, I noticed in the other thread you used kanji for かわいい when saying the video wasn't cute, but I almost never see it used in kanji, unless you're trying reading something super formal or some crap. Any special reason for doing so? Kinda like how I never see スゴイ written out as 凄い, or いる　written as 居る.　Or how I never see ありがとう as 有難う.

Just asking, caus when I read blogs and crap I never see かわいい as 可愛い.

Eh, it's all preference. Whatever flaots your boat. I'm just used to typing crap out and then hitting the space bar then hitting enter. Either way works, since it's the same meaning.

Or, ignore this, whatever. I actually just want to know if there's any reason in particular you decided to use it in kanji. Do they do that a lot on JMS?

Yeah, actually. I see a lot of irregular things written out in Kanji when talking to JP players on JMS.

Eh, it's all preference. Whatever flaots your boat. I'm just used to typing crap out and then hitting the space bar then hitting enter. Either way works, since it's the same meaning.

Oh okay, just making sure there's come kind of grammatical rule that I didn't get or anything.

I'm surprised no one has posted this yet..

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I agree with this.

I only prefer waffles to pancakes if theres strawberry sauce. That way the sauce can be held inside the waffle. And it has to be a belgian waffle with large crevaces not some dinky thing. Every other time pancakes are better.