Saiko Kanda and Hayashi Mayuka have taken a series of X-ray images that aren't aimed at scientific investigation or…
Saiko Kanda and Hayashi Mayuka have taken a series of X-ray images that aren't aimed at scientific investigation or…
I'll be the first to admit it: I liked "Beer Bad." There were way worse episodes of Buffy, even in Season 4 (and a good chunk of Season 6).
AMEN. This dude has his green beans reversed.
Fuck green bean casserole. Fuck it all to hell.
Stuffing from inside the turkey is either a gummy nightmare or a salmonella-infested nightmare. There's no reason to cook it in the bird besides misplaced nostalgia and abject ignorance.
I feel sorry for her. When I hear people like this bashing on others I think how much self-loathing you must have for yourself that you're projecting on to other people. People like her make me think that internally she lives an angry miserable life
And whatever you do,don't eat the fish...
Side note: Jena Malone completely killed this character, we did not see that coming. Well done.
Sneaky Barrowman, pretending to be a gay man.
Good recipe. I also highly recommend the use of a potato ricer. It's easy to use—almost like something that should be used with Play-Doh, and eliminates any lumps. Also consider horseradish sauce as a flavor additive.
Old Testament or Kirkland Signature edition?
Dumbledor et al.... made Harry the hero, Neville simply was a hero. He's overlooked because in a wizarding world that's obessed with power and strength, Neville is the guy who is simply your basic good heart'd friend, who does what's right. Harry's our focal point, the nexus of the story, he's the fate accompli.
Who, me?
I think, if the series had the twist of "Actually, Neville's the hero, Harry was a bluff.", I would've liked it a lot more.
Neville's crowing moment (in the books at least) is the most badass thing in the entire series.
It's not Harry, it's not Hermione or Ron... it's Neville Longbottom. Over at Tor.com, Emily Asher-Perrin has a…
Both of those can be done over WiFi.
Ok, look, to say the army colonel perceives women as less competent is disingenuous. She said that other people perceive them this way, which is true. What implications this should have in terms of advertizing for the army, I don't know, but there is definitely a common perception of pretty women having gotten their…
Added bonus: he's applauding an actual diva.
This is awesome. As an opera singer, the misappropriation (there, I said it) of diva has always pissed me off. To be a diva is to be a goddess - the peak of your field, a magical unicorn of talent and charisma.