Had this issue recently.
"Vanilla is good."
"What? No, chocolate is good."
"Both can be good. There doesn't have to be a competition."
"NO! Either chocolate is good or you hate chocolate!"
It is waay too accurate.
In this land, in this time, people look for conflict. Even the most minor incident can bring you into trouble. People try to see that most unfavorable interpretation in anything. People truly express their demise and depression in the most crude of ways imaginable.
What are you talking about?! You're just wrong! Minor incidents don't magically get people in trouble. They're bad people to the core. We want to take them down because it's the right thing to do. ~<In case it's not obvious I was trying to be sarcastic>~
aww you're cute when you're trying to sound angry :) i know you're a nice person all the way down :-)
In this land, in this time, people look for conflict.
No they don't! »:(
me neither :) but i've seen lots of people do :/
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Potato rolls ftw 
Why dost thou harbor this vast hatred for wheat?
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻)
Which are delicious! One of my favorite style rolls!
Same!! It's my go-to for grilling season, but it's also versatile enough to cover lots more ground 🥪
Jesse Cox, ist that thou?
Medieval
Potatoes
My suspension of disbelief is ruined completely.
So doth hates potatoes
would be the modern equivalent of "so does hates" which doesn't make sense
"So, doth thou hate potatoes?" or "So, thou hates potatoes?"
Well its middle engliwh not old english. You can tell because youbunderstand it even a little.
This is early modern English.
Maybe, i lump all that 'cant be sure a normal american will understand but still doesnt take much work' era of english in together.
Potatoes are a New World crop. They didn't exist in medieval Europe.
And i was saying thats (corrected elsewyere to 'early modern') english, so, possibly intended by the writer, possibly not, that language indicates a time they could have had potatoes.
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