Dry-aged steaks are one of the most delicious tasting things I've ever eaten in my entire life. That said, how you can leave a steak uncooked for that long and not die from food poisoning, I'll never know. Hold on, don't tell me. I said, I'll never know.

In other news...

Well played.

Fair enough...I'm leaning a little closer now. Do most JB applications seem to work on iOS5? Key for me are things like SBSettings and My3G.

Maybe I'll try it...once an untethered jailbreak for iOS5 is available.

Sorry toddrharrison, I cannot devote 22:07 of my time to a hack that I will, in all likelihood, be too lazy to...you get the idea.

Please read the original article. The author suggests that the "rice lid" be used in THERMAL containers that may have a lid that is not airtight. They are in no way suggesting that you should do this as means of insulating your lunch and keeping it warm in a non-thermal container. That is just inviting food…

I like to put frozen peas an corn on my floormats for extra traction before I use them to get myself unstuck from the snow.

You can also do the same thing using weed-eater string, which is both stiff and flexible. That's what she said. Obviously, if you don't own a weed-eater, you're not going to have this stuff just laying around like I do.

I'm filling mine with my two favorite colors of Sugru!

You know, you can also reheat mashed potatoes perfectly with Sugru.

Yeah, that's not a fire waiting to happen...

If you're not in a hurry, the oven is the best way to go. The trick is using a lower temperature, so you don't end up cooking it more. 275F for 20-25 minutes usually works best for me.

10,600 square feet and you have to put your drum kit in the same room as your indoor teebox? How f**king bush league is that? It's no wonder that dump is for sale. You can pay for school but you can't buy class.

One more thing I'll never own...sigh.

"The elderly owner of the home said she was unaware of the materials stored beneath her." "...however, stated she 'always wondered' about the eerie glow emitting from underneath her floorboards."

They made perfect sense. Those of us who actually grew up with those games all used something called our "imaginations" to render the red dots into higher resolution graphics in our minds.

This week on Hoarders, the self-proclaimed "King of Lego-land".

This article should be titled, "How to Be Creepy, Without Being Creepy."

I was a senior in college. So, I was either drunk, or maybe searching for warez on astalavista.box.sk. Probably drunk.