Gen X, Horror Fan, In my mind I'm still 25 , outdoors, Minnesota, happy as hell, realist, BBQ(non-pit master), PRO USA, cats, fishing, nonsense, NO DMS
Minnesota, USA
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日本の兄弟姉妹の皆さん！！
日本のBBQ仲間への敬意を込めて、日本語で投稿しています。
どうぞお楽しみください。
#日本BBQ #JapaneseBBQ
翻訳が正しいことを願っています
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Japan and America once fought a terrible war.
Both sides lost so much. That history is real, and it should never be forgotten.
Every now and then, someone on X brings up "the atomic bomb" to attack us.
Funny thing is, it's usually someone from a country that was neither bombed nor involved.
The two countries that actually lived through it have already moved on. Together.
More than 80 years have passed.
We, the grandchildren, honor those who died, on both sides,
and carry that pain in our own quiet way, even though we were never there.
In 2011, I lived through the Great East Japan Earthquake.
I saw with my own eyes how America came to help us.
Soldiers, volunteers, ordinary people sending what they could.
They called it Operation Tomodachi. "Tomodachi" means friend.
I have never forgotten that word.
Japanese TV doesn't always show the world as it really is.
But here on X, I talk with real Americans every day.
And I found so many of you feel exactly the way we do.
So here's how history turned out:
Two countries that once tried to destroy each other
now argue about the best way to cook a brisket.
Honestly, that's the happiest ending I can imagine.
Thank you, America. 🇯🇵🇺🇸
#Japan #USA #Tomodachi
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DESCRIPTION:
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Please share this alert. Every share could help reach someone who knows something. ❤️
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日本のBBQ仲間の皆さんへ
質問に答えるのがすごく楽しかったです…皆さんとても優しかった。
これからももっとお届けしますが、少し時間がかかります。
#バーベキュー
@FireHatchRubs
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I'm not sure why I felt nervous about this one, I've learned from some of the best cooks on X.
My first go with Elkins...I am quite blown away. Brisket Bark from Fire Hatch.
Peace folks
@ElkinsCattleCo
@FireHatchRubs
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Pecan wood smoked Oinker Dust brats for the win! @PrizmPeppers Beer Mustard on the brat and @Half_A_Pond Original on the tater tots. 👌🏻🔥🔥
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Here’s the BBQ that I made today. I’d gladly serve you a plate of smoked turkey 👍🏼
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Koyuki has got a point
Right now, America and Japan are deep in diplomatic talks.
The topic? Brisket.
Texans are posting 6.8kg slabs of beef "to our Japanese brothers and sisters."
Japanese people are begging someone, anyone, to open a real Texas BBQ joint before the year ends.
Meanwhile the world is on fire.
Prices are up. Wallets are thin. Nobody's sure what's coming next.
And yet here we are, arguing about smoke rings.
Honestly? Good.
Every living thing has to eat.
Not as a hobby. As a condition of being alive.
So keep eating. Don't settle for bad food. And say thank you to every life on your plate.
Treaties take years.
A good grill takes an afternoon.
Different rules, different tables, different gods, fine.
Bring what you can eat. We'll make room.
Hunger is the one thing every border has in common.
#BBQ
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Jay retweeted
Right now, America and Japan are deep in diplomatic talks.
The topic? Brisket.
Texans are posting 6.8kg slabs of beef "to our Japanese brothers and sisters."
Japanese people are begging someone, anyone, to open a real Texas BBQ joint before the year ends.
Meanwhile the world is on fire.
Prices are up. Wallets are thin. Nobody's sure what's coming next.
And yet here we are, arguing about smoke rings.
Honestly? Good.
Every living thing has to eat.
Not as a hobby. As a condition of being alive.
So keep eating. Don't settle for bad food. And say thank you to every life on your plate.
Treaties take years.
A good grill takes an afternoon.
Different rules, different tables, different gods, fine.
Bring what you can eat. We'll make room.
Hunger is the one thing every border has in common.
#BBQ
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