Do you use your bread ties like a patrician or do you spin the bag and tuck it under like a manchild?
>>8517237
At the point where spinning it is an option then the bread tie isn't necessary and you're just being an autist
When I'm one third in, I throw the tie away and give it a spin. More than halfway in, I just flip it over.
>>8517237
ALWAYS tie it.
My son spins it under like the man child he is. Drives me fucking NUTS.
>>8517237
Neither.
I've evolved far beyond such mundane practices.
99 out of 100 times before I finish a loaf of bread I somehow lose the tie between opening the bag, getting the bread out and closing the bag.
I am not a detail oriented person.
>>8517281
nice cuck box
>>8517237
>>8517290
How do I know if my bread is a cuck?
>>8517306
It's entirely dependent on the owner.
I use the bag clip that the bread came with.
If I lose it, then I tie the open end of the bag in a knot.
>>8517306
if the bread is white
>>8517237
Why do they not bake bread on Wednesdays and Sundays?
>>8517286
>not having a dedicated hook drilled into the wall to hang your bread ties whilst you access the bag of bread
Wanna know how I know that you're a pleb?
>>8517335
There are lots of businesses that are closed on Sundays, or have reduced hours.
Wednesday is in the middle of the week. With the exception of Oreos, everybody ignores the middle. The middle child, the middle of sentences, the middle of essays, the middle of contracts, middle names, etc. A bread baked on a Wednesday could just as easily have a Tuesday or Thursday clip/tie and not lose too much accuracy.
>Spin
>Spin
>Tuck
>>8517440
That middle part between your nutsack and asshole (gooch) no one pays any attention to that bit.
>>8517237
What is wrong with spin and tucking? Does it affect the quality and deterioration of the bread any more than ties?
>>8517464
You could argue it isn't sealed as tightly and will go stale, or that spinning it squishes the bread by creating tension on the sides. I personally twist then tie.
>>8517237
I use them little plastic tabby things LIKE A WILD BREAD EATING MACHINE.
>>8517237
.... wait... are you saying there are people who don't retie the bread when they're done with it? people do this?
I use Wood Clothespins
in my house we just leave everything open, bread, cereal, cookie, chips, whatever
my mom likes the texture of stale food
I don't want to be here anymore guys
>>8517458
I thought it was called the taint.
>>8517502
no no no, it's called a grundle
>>8517458
I do because mine itches like crazy.
People who spin and tuck are the same people who eat everything but the heel, keeping them in the bag until the rest is gone and throw them away
>>8517510
No, that's the fat sack above your dick that's squishy and easily mistaken for a venus mon.
>>8517517
The heel tastes weird. Too much crust.
>>8517517
WRONG!
>>8517621
NOPE!
You toast the heels and dip them into soups.
>>8517659
Yum, soggy bread.
>>8517659
yeah, ok gramps
>>8517323
That looks like some tasty bread.
>>8517323
that filename
lol
>>8517280
You mean your wife's son
>>8517237
I put my fresh baked bread in a ziplock. For I am a co/ck/.
Bake your bread. Fresh Sourdough costs me 17 cents a loaf, and takes maybe 10 minutes a week of effort. It's the patrician thing to do.
>>8517237
I twist and tuck under. Not because I'm a man-child tho. It's because I always end up losing the clip. I lose the clip because I'm a man-child...
>>8517237
U N D E R
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Also, Dark Rye master race reporting in here; preferably sourdough too.
>>8517237
Tuck because twisting it back up is for women