My mom makes this and adds broken up spaghetti. Holy crap it's wonderful.

Ours doesn't have cheese, but yes, we have a baked corn casserole (with cracker topping) as part of our dinner. One of my favorites.

Please, I'm drinking now just to prep for one final grocery run.

Suggestion: put all the fact containing sentences in every post in at least 4 or 5 times, preferably separated by line breaks. During a quick skim on my way to making shitty joke comments I'm not going to catch something that's only up there once. Also who reads the sentences in order?

Not sure about the other late night shows, but I watch the Colbert Report and The Daily Show on their respective websites every day. They also have a few re-runs throughout the following day.

1. Let's all guess what the most frequently-occurring ballot will be (e.g., four or five names, Maddux/Glavine, etc.)

You know they pissed in that bottle, right?

As someone who has waited tables before, I've worked in places that were open for Thanksgiving anyway. A lot of people like to go out to eat on Thanksgiving, especially couples and people who have to work that day (Not just retail. I work IT now and it's a 24 hour operation, so we have people who will be working that…

6.5/10 on the Vine, Burke. Great clip, but the choice in music overlay was a huge missed opportunity.

Ah yes, of course. And based on the cost per gram to get something up to the ISS, it's probably the most expensive tomato in the world, too.

If you somehow threw 3D printing into this story I think every Gizmodo editor would cum in their pants.

I don't pledge to the school of thought that "Cypher was right", but this part in The Second Renaissance made my heart sink. This was a crossroads that diverged into two different paths, and we (humans) chose the wrong one out of fear, pride, and an irresponsibility for the consequence of our own creations.

"May there…

Per Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars trilogy, This could be very bad...

Diver: [goes in]

And yet fucking Mexico gets in.

List of things that are not an affront to baseball:

Let's instead choose to appreciate how lame it is that the Mexican fans are so overjoyed to beat such a lousy team.

I'll warn you: "Bujold meets Firefly" is a tag line that sets my expectations really high...

Guns, Germs, and Steel was (and still is, judging from the controversy Diamond dredges up with every publication) like an older cancer treatment to the body-politic of the social sciences — You have to let loose some god-awful killing strategies to flush out and eliminate cancerous neoplasms and shock the body into…