Call it what it is!
I dont take offense to the word newbe or beginer, we all were at one time.
I like to use the words “new player”, and we always team them up with the best players at our board, we show them as much as we can and explain why we do certain things and the game isnt the end of the world if you crap out on rolls or make a bad move.
We also tell them why we attack where we do and each player has a different plan of attack,and let them choose what they want to do. Some times we reset pretty early too
Its good when a newly started player gets good dice and they can hammer an old pro
"B"iKING
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We are debating about having a divisional competition here with some money on the side about how many Whoppers we can eat at once. Somehow, this seems like a dumb business idea for Burger King with Americans nearby, but I guess they figure the Japanese won’t really take them up on this offer.
I know when I was young, I’d probably be able to eat like 8 of them…but now, I’d be lucky to handle 3. Thankfully, these aren’t the American whoppers which are typically soggy and usually make me want to puke after one bite. Fast food here looks like the fast food in pictures or on TV.
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Fast food here looks like the fast food in pictures or on TV.Â
Which is impressive because the food you see in advertisements is prepared and photographed under very artificial conditions. This not only means putting lots of time and effort into choosing (for example) the most perfect-looking lettuce leaves available, it also sometimes means preparing food in a way that isn’t suitable for actual eating (such as searing the outside of a steak for just a few seconds without cooking the inside). There are even people called food stylists who specialize in preparing food just for the purpose of being photographed.
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the japanese are great burger eaters.
kobayahsi has the world record for burger eating.
Hamburgers: 93 hamburgers in 8 minutes at the Krystal Square Off World Hamburger Eating Championship in Chattanooga(No Dunking World Record)[12]
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