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LikesTheTunaHere t1_iwew96i wrote

He 100 percent is, he has said so in interviews but it his first character\claim to fame so there isn't other stuff out there on him.

He said he wanted to do character comedy and did a clip as uncle roger and it picked up so he just kept doing it.

but glad you enjoyed it :D hes always worth a chuckle for me as well

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DeepTh0tt t1_iwdp5vb wrote

I grew up in a corn farming region surrounded by corn farms. Don't microwave your corn. How gross. Shucking corn? Split the top, yank one side / pull the other off. Crack the bottom off it and run your hand down the cob to pull off any silk. I can do two bags or more in the time he did two cobs.

Get a big pot, fill it with water. Add some salt, and a ton of brown sugar. Stir until the sugar dissolves. Boil the cobs for 8 to 10 minutes and remove from heat and take the cobs out of the water.

That's it. They'll be perfect.

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KillstardoAbominate t1_iwdgjml wrote

>Then you're not cooking the corn fully

That's you telling me I'm not cooking my corn correctly.

>I said the result is similar to cooking on a grill in foil bc you and the other goblin were here acting as if it was like eating trash.

First of all congrats on devolving to name calling. Second, i never said anything about microwaving and whether it's good or bad (I don't give a shit btw.) All I said was that your are full of shit for claiming that the cooking method is irrelevant because the cooking method doesn't develop flavor.

>Then you're making the assertion it's best just to throw it direct on the grill

Nope, I never said that. I just suggested a way to cook corn that DOES in fact develop flavor.

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gogomom t1_iwdfwwo wrote

I take the 2 sides and pull - shucked - then I rinse it under cool water while running the palm of my hand against it - silk gone - total work time; 20 seconds for perfectly shucked corn - sheesh people.

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PM_me_your_whatevah t1_iwde8oh wrote

You can absolutely bake bread in a microwave. You won’t end up with a crust though.

This example shows what I think you were trying to say from the beginning: a microwave heats things by vibrating the molecules directly. This way the heat is coming from inside the food, versus standard cooking where the heat comes from outside. Heat coming from the outside means the outside gets cooked more, which means you get a crust.

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