>>21468690
I can actually support 'nop'. Seriously. Let's make it a thing. I'll even help. Anything to usurp 'nah'. I can't read it without picturing an ignorant Australian out in the heat.
It's so casual and flippant and noncommittal. Nop seems classy, like it'd be spoken by a sophisticate, dare I suggest, a fop. lol

I'm really serious. Let's make 'nop' happen and 'nah' go the fuck away. Who's with me?

>>21451629
Thank you for calling it stock and not fucking "bone broth". What a load of horseshit that is.