Things that quietly disappeared in the last 20 years

[Pistol Night]

Balsamic ****ing vinegar is making an unwelcome comeback

Great way to make a nice fresh garden salad taste like a cat just pissed on it

 

[Mofra]

Great way to make a nice fresh garden salad taste like a cat just pissed on it

I'll never forget a chef tip I was told years ago - red wine vinegar is softer and the best choice for an ingredient in dressing.
I still stick to it.

 

[Over The Post]

The Golden Dragon in Geelong was great. But then in early 2023 I paid a visit to Geelong for the first time in a number of months, my mouth watering as I arrived eagerly anticipating a tasty* Chinese meal and still undecided on what dish I was going to enjoy.

*succulent

 

[errant bounce]

People don't like balsamic?! are you talking about the premade shit from a squeeze bottle?

 

[Over The Post]

I'm talking about the trend to drizzle bedizzle ****ing kangaroo dance performative art balsamic all over the plate and food.

Absolutely ****ing ruins it for me. A little bit of the good stuff on a salad? Fine. Having your meal looking like an accident in a chocolate factory? **** off.

 

[Jane Doe]

Jarrod Fogle says that Subway food is healthy, and if you can't believe and trust Jarrod Fogle who can you believe and trust?

Jokes aside, buying a six-inch turkey sub made on whole-meal or rye bread with salad from Subway would without doubt be a much healthier option than a hamburger, pizza or fried chicken from other fast-food franchises.

Subway is very pricey these days. Went to my local one recently. The foot long was terrible. Was not fresh at all.

 

[Shane Sheridan]

Car registration stickers

 

[Frank Bunn]

Do kids still wear badges? That might have disappeared more than 20 years ago. I remember having one for a soft drink that said "I'm a Tizer Fizzyologist". There was another that showed two different images depending on which angle you looked at it. My primary school had a badge making gadget so we made our own shitty ones.