The US is the only place I've been outside of Europe and it was the best food I ever had in my entire life. Everything except the milk (which tasted like melted butter and ice cream blended together) and the desserts (which tasted like warm solidified pepsi or sprite or fanta... but sweeter

Dude you literally could have done the exact same thing with an air-soft rifle

if you ban alcohol and guns for toddlers the only drunk toddlers with guns are criminal drunk toddlers with guns

the only thing that's going to stop a bad drunk toddler with a gun is a good drunk toddler with a gun

my understanding was that if it says "may contain" you know that if you have a sensitivity you can eat it, but if you have an allergy, you can't

I don't remember seeing "may contain" in the EU, i remember seeing "may contain traces of" which is information rich, it lets you know that there was that allergen in the factory for some other product so if you have that allergy don't eat it

so they aren't actually adding sesame, they are just saying they are? so now the label becomes completely meaningless?