I figure they realize that they cannot be The Happiest Place on Earth™ if their customers have to constantly worry about the food they provide.

I could see maybe why a server might not know what's exactly in every dish - for example, they might not be aware that bread was dairy or egg free or something similar of the top of their head - but a chef and a manager certainly should. Especially if they go to comp a dessert and it's the two exact things they just…

The allergy one makes me remember yet again why my brother and sister-in-law have a fondness for Disney.

:( That sucks you had to change your commute, but good for you on filing the police report.

Hey - I saw you post somewhere else a few minutes ago and wondered how this was going.

My sister's dress had a catherdal-length train (on the shorter end of the spectrum, but that's still a lot of train), and it bustled up using several button and thread hooks.

I don't know if it's the biggest lie, but it's the most satisfactory and convincing one I ever told.

Maybe biting down on the wood and getting splinters in your tongue distracts you from the fumes?

Yeah - as long as you keep them consistently cold, it does help.

I think they might not be big enough for that - I'm sure if you read the comments at Amazon, someone has brought it up.

Don't get me started on this story. It pissed me off horribly when I read it a few days ago.

The dayglo green ones currently reside at my Dad's house, for when I cook there - they were my first pair. ;)

Whatever works, works. I just like them because sometimes, tight goggles give me headaches. I will always make room in my kitchen junk drawer for them. ;)

Older ones are a little "stumpier" - more squared off. But more importantly...the tea baskets do NOT have the handle. So it can be a bit dicey to get the basket out of the tea. So make sure you're getting this newer model.

Older ones are a little "stumpier" - more squared off. But more importantly...the tea baskets do NOT have the…

In practical ability to block fumes from your eyes, no. Well fitting swim goggles are probably equally as functional.

Or you can stick the onions in the 'fridge or freezer, too.

I don't know that there's any one brand I'm loyal to, but for loose tea, large tea filters really are fine. They fit in most mugs or smaller teapots, and are disposable. They come in a range of sizes, so you can steep mugs or larger pots, depending on the size of the filter you choose. I guess I mostly use t-sac,…

I don't know that there's any one brand I'm loyal to, but for loose tea, large tea filters really are fine. They…

I say you CAN turn down Beyoncé. It was certainly a lovely rendition, but in the context - as an introduction to "Glory" - it wasn't her song to sing.

I have fallen away from her later work, mostly because I feel like nothing compares to her simpler, earlier works. (I tried, I really did.)