SlicingFair
SlicingFair
SlicingFair

Yes. Far too simplistic to say that most steaks just need salt and pepper. That is of course true, IF you like the basic flavor of MOST steaks. And there’s a lot to be said for that, honestly. But I don’t think most people like those cuts for just that flavor. It’s interesting, it’s just often not what most people are

Wow, that looks just bananas. I would watch that lots! How many people usually die?

Come on goalie. Gotta have those first two. That’s some weak soup dude.

I cooked by “touch” for years. It really only works for beef, however, and you have to be pretty familiar with the different reactions or “feels” of different cuts. Filets are much spongier naturally than a strip and a rib eye is somewhere in between. And it gets much tougher to do this if you’re cooking a hanger or

If all you need are imprecise readings like “high heat,” “medium high” or “low,” I suggest you look at the setting of the knob on your gas grill. Or if you actually need to know the cooking temperature because it is important to the method of cooking you’ve chosen, go on Amazon, spend 7 or 9 bucks on a grill surface

Caption suggestion for top photo. Not pictured: Hear-no-evil Sepp Blatter and See-no-evil Sepp Blatter.

How does this not have more attention. That actually makes it hilarious.

I hope someone turned off the windshield wipers.

Man. Vanilla Ice hasn’t aged well.

The cat, right?

I’m not sure what twisted logic your getting at there. Without spitting out the numbers b/c I don’t know them exactly, the sum of it is that kids to get a hit to the head are automatically assessed. It doesn’t matter if they complain of any symptoms or not. If they can’t meet their baseline, they are pulled from play.

I spend a lot of time around youth sports (I’m a parent, not a creeper) where concussions are a constant worry. The best remove from play tool I’ve seen is the King Devick Test. It involves a baseline, and a two-minute sideline test that assesses a few skills/functions that are typically impaired when a concussion has

Mostly because that’s not at all what happened at all.

Spolier Alert: The production guys (who are the refs) coach the kids in the locker room to do the craziest goal celebrations they can and offer specific suggestions like this one and snow angels and the best one (it’s usually one or two goals, the whole thing lasts 3 minutes) will be the “Mite of the Night” and get

I don’t know. I would argue David Wells’ mass prevented whatever throwing motion momentum he had from moving him off his spot.

Stop throwing to home Timmy. You’re drunk.

Can we stop with the Ovechkin guaranteed victory stuff? I think Ward is saying that here as well. Honestly, the guy was asked about game 7 after they just lost game 6. What on earth would you expect him to say? “Uh, boy I dunno. It’s just been such a close series, every game decided by one goal. Goaltenders really

That is fucking terrifying.

I wanted to say that I was impressed that they re-sodded over what had to be a pretty big root ball and made it look really good. But then I remembered these are high school kids so there’s a thousand percent chance they just cut a juvenile tree clean off at its base and dug a hole a foot or two deep and just stuck it

I actually hope they “pushed” him off into one of those motorized Rascal dealios you can get. Man should ride in luxury after that shot and his playoff performance so far. I’m a lifetime DC area native (lived in all three of MD, DC and VA) and not really a Paul Pierce fan. Guy runs his mouth a lot and obviously has an