now that the dust has settled: what was for dinner?
Now that the dust has settled: what was for dinner?
Jonathan Smith
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Aaron Cook
chilli from sea bass
Daniel Morales
Sea bass.
See? Bass!
Justin Cooper
Chilean Sea Bass
Sea Bass from Chile
Jace King
WRONG
Eli Johnson
chili and seabass he says it in the movie
Hunter Lewis
Do you think they served dinosaur meat at Jurassic World? I mean, might as well make use of the thousands of pounds of meat when one of the attractions dies.
Luis Robinson
chili and sea bass
Thomas Baker
This
John Lee
They had ice cream soup.
Jose Barnes
Yeah, and it probably tasted like chicken.
Joshua Long
...
Samuel Bell
Does it matter? No it does not, same as how it don't matter if someone was a big guy "for you".
Aaron Harris
>Fan-made webpage as a source
Nathan Cox
Jesus, faggots.
Chilean sea bass.
I attended a gala last night and the entree was a filet accompanied by... You guessed it... Chilean Sea bass.
It's an actual food that people actually eat. No one has ever eaten chili and sea bass. Grow the fuck up and accept reality.
Daniel Peterson
Chilean Sea Bass fuckwads. With a nice chaser of slide projectors
Lincoln Jackson
No accent on earth pronounces chilean as "Chilly N". So either its chilli or Richard Attenborough is a fucking idiot who can't read his own lines.
Julian Jackson
Not an argument.
And how's this for a source? The ACTUAL menu from the movie, this is the actual one they used IN THE MOVIE, written by the chef, Winston.
Pic. Fucking. Related.
Check. Fucking. Mate.
Jordan Hall
Oh shit
See
It's over.
Julian Lopez
only faggots cant align their bad cropped fonts
Logan Gutierrez
>"actual menu from movie"
>no dinosaur puns
Lol k
Alexander Scott
I spared no expense.
Andrew Thomas
Chilled ale and seeb ass
Luis Barnes
They were cannibals, they were eating poor "Chill" Ian C. Bass, the guy that died at the beginning of the movie.
Justin Bell
That's why Alan had nightmares. It was guilt.
Jason Allen
That's not the menu from the movie. And it says "Chilean sea bass" unambiguously in the script.
dailyscript.com
Lucas Hall
Irrelevant. It was a delightful meal either way.
Owen Sanders
Those are fan made transcripts, you can tell by the shitty descriptions. The original shooting script clearly shows it as "Chili and Sea Bass."
Lucas Peterson
Chili and Sea Bass sounds more appetizing than just Chilean Sea Bass.
Ian Ramirez
uhh, it clearly says at the top right that it was SALMON you fucking idiot
Cooper Martinez
>photoshopping a page from the script
Can Chili deniers get any more desperate?
Elijah Green
chill, lean seasoned ass
Jason King
I thought it was against Mexican religion to eat donkey.