I’m nothing if not determined, so I actually prepared them THREE different times with three different recipes to ensure it wasn’t just a (horrible horrible) fluke. Turns out; they’re just nightmarish demon flat-worms masquerading as an actual food.
I’m nothing if not determined, so I actually prepared them THREE different times with three different recipes to ensure it wasn’t just a (horrible horrible) fluke. Turns out; they’re just nightmarish demon flat-worms masquerading as an actual food.
Same. The Shirataki I’ve had before could only be described as having the texture of nightmarishly slimy Cthulhu tentacles, which are at once crunchy, gummy, and yet so slippery your teeth can’t gain purchase to chew and all sauces slip off back on to the plate so that you can’t even mask the tasteless slippery worms…
The tartar sauce and chopped-shaped patty of various fish-parts. It’s nostalgically delicious for me too, and I still indulge in fish sticks as well. Even though I’m not Catholic, Lent is probably when I eat fast food the most due to the various seasonal fried fish offerings. I can’t agree with the cheese on a…
Gonna buck the trend here and say: yes, do it. I think I saw this tip on Serious Eats or some other random food blog many years ago, before the ads. Tried it once, and have been doing it ever since.
Let’s take my (giant Fortune 100 company) workplace as an example. We also have Corporate IT approved access to both Office and Google Docs/Drive. Every computer (including Macs) is deployed with Office Suite installed, and we use Outlook for corporate email. Yet still 99% of the people I deal with on a daily basis…
This makes me nostalgic for Rich and Catie’s restaurant reviews. (Perhaps a Rich and Bobby column is in order?)
Actually she has an entire BOOK[1] on her policies (not to mention had them free on her website). And did talk about her platform and the issues she actually supported in almost every speech I saw. Sure, it was probably undermined by the campaign of “inclusivity” (which can be viewed as “I’m not Trump”). But to say…
Not sure if anyone will see this, since I am in the greys....but here goes:
To be fair (ugh), this is the definition in the Dictionary on OSX:
In that photo where he is in gold gear talking on the phone: please look at his watch. It’s so tight it’s like a rubber band around a sausage!! I can’t avert my eyes!
I actually went to Bran castle this summer, and spent a few weeks in the Transylvania region!! I was actually very lovely and sunny (I wanted it to be spooky, it wasn’t), and was my favorite part of a two month journey through Central/Eastern Europe.
Adderall. Trust me, when that shit is peaking you get parched as hell. If you have actual ADHD (and the brain chemistry that goes along with it), you also get focused and calmer. If you are unhinged person, without said brain chemistry....well that ^ happens.
You’ve obviously never been to Scandinavia. It’s a “thing” there. An absolutely disgusting “thing”....
Duke’s is a southern thing, I think. It is far superior to Hellmans though. (It tastes more like the mayo you get in good restaurants, a little more flavorful and a little thicker than Hellman’s) Hellman’s is second only to Dukes. If you see it in the store, try it!
I think I might be dating your ex!!! I mean oral is great and all, but COME ON (in, around, whatever), sometimes a lady just wants `the D`. Reciprocating is easier when it’s short though! ;)
But wait, did anyone read the book? It is only one of two books in my entire life that I couldn’t finish. The kid-POV-narration was annoying as fuck, and the “setup” was trying way too hard to emphasise their bond to the point where the mother-son relationship made my skin crawl. the Audible is somehow vastly worse,…