@lkblaser Navy beans are smaller than great northern beans, aka GNB, do not have the slightly thicker skin of a GNB, and have seen military service in the early 20th Century with the U.S. Navy.
As everyone knows, steel, being heavier than water, sinks. All that gas below decks is what keeps those ships afloat. So given the choice of sink or stink, navy beans floats their boats. (Submarines use them with caution.)
Curiously, most recipes for Boston Baked beans call for navy beans, but GNB will also work for BBB.
@lkblaser@MegaHenzoid
Meh. You are correct, Sir/Ma’am. I used common parlance peculiar to those here of Earthly origins, mostly. In my haste, I did not take into account the mass to volume ratio of my careless remarks.
But tell me, which falls faster through the gut, a hectogram of steel (an alloy of Fe) or a hectogram of navy beans and Vienna sausage (an alloy of Hell)?
The latter is a gut bomb; put the two choices together by including the Vienna sausage can (finely divided, of course), and you would have a gut bomb with shrapnel, me thinks.
@Pufferfishy If you spend more than 7 cents on gas to get to Wal*Mart™, these are still a better deal. Myself, I’d pay $100 extra to not have to go to Wally World.
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still doesn’t go with pasta. nope.
Beanception!
Please announce when there will be repeats, I need a nap.
Oh what?
This didn’t sell out the first time?
What a shock.
Now I’m waiting for it to show up, loose, in IRKs, in lieu of packing material.
If you were to eat this all in one sitting it would be 35000 calories.
@falconae r/theydidthemath
I predict a new popup, BeanDrop.
First ones were great northern beans, these are navy beans. I honestly don’t know the difference though.
@lkblaser Navy beans are smaller than great northern beans, aka GNB, do not have the slightly thicker skin of a GNB, and have seen military service in the early 20th Century with the U.S. Navy.
As everyone knows, steel, being heavier than water, sinks. All that gas below decks is what keeps those ships afloat. So given the choice of sink or stink, navy beans floats their boats. (Submarines use them with caution.)
Curiously, most recipes for Boston Baked beans call for navy beans, but GNB will also work for BBB.
@Jackinga @lkblaser Steel sinks because it’s denser than water, not because it’s heavier. Everything else you said is 100% factual.
@lkblaser @MegaHenzoid
Meh. You are correct, Sir/Ma’am. I used common parlance peculiar to those here of Earthly origins, mostly. In my haste, I did not take into account the mass to volume ratio of my careless remarks.
But tell me, which falls faster through the gut, a hectogram of steel (an alloy of Fe) or a hectogram of navy beans and Vienna sausage (an alloy of Hell)?
The latter is a gut bomb; put the two choices together by including the Vienna sausage can (finely divided, of course), and you would have a gut bomb with shrapnel, me thinks.
A good donation to the local soup kitchen.
lol - $1.09/pound when you buy a pound from Wal*Mart, $1.16/pound when you buy TWENTY-FIVE pounds from Meh.
You guys really know how to bring the bargains.
@Pufferfishy If you spend more than 7 cents on gas to get to Wal*Mart™, these are still a better deal. Myself, I’d pay $100 extra to not have to go to Wally World.