We have a book swap rack at work by the lunch room. Books there are regularly swapped in and out, so there's always seems to be something new to read.
So, if you're particular about your soda pop, commit this to memory or bookmark it for future reference.
I jumped back in the '80s, and I seem to remember that if you were part of an event like this, exiting a plane because of an emergency, you were said to have joined the caterpillar club.
Ours gets the most use as a grilled cheese sandwich maker. I'll have to try the parchment paper, we use it for a bunch of stuff already.
I recently heard that this was one of the highest stress jobs around. Is this true, or maybe kind of?
That's always irritated the crap out of me also. I don't have a degree, but I do have almost 30 years as a CAD Designer, the last 15 in the automotive field in SE Michigan. I am still occasionally told that I wasn't hired because I didn't have a degree, while the guy less than a year out of collage was. This seems…
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My sons GF works at SVT, she comes home with some sweet rides every once in a while.
I've used bakers parchment for the past two/three years. Nothing sticks, ever. Most of the time I don't even have to clean the pan afterwards. It works perfectly baking bread.
In 1979, while in the Army, I spent four weeks of temporary duty at Greenham Common as a support helicopter mechanic. I was stationed at Stuttgart airfield in Germany with the 48th Aviation company as a mechanic and went along with five or six of the heuys so the pilots could train at night flying with night vision…
That works sometimes, but the deer mostly just ignore the sign and cross where ever the hell they want.
I've always told my two boys, now 18 & 21, whenever they've had a crazy or stupid idea, that it was their decision, they could do what they wanted (within reason). But if you got caught, be an adult and take responsibility for your actions, no whining or excuses. I might not come to bail you out, but I promise to…
Mmmmmmmm..... Jack in the Box. None here in Michigan, I sure miss 'em. In N Out also.
HERE HERE, I always fry my corn shells. The problem that I have mostly is that the tortillas we get separate when I put them in the pan with the oil They puff up like a big pillow. I can poke a hole in one side to let out the hot air, but then the shell gets oil on the insides. Anyone have a trick to keep them…
If this van's a' rockin, don't come a knocking.
I grew up in So Cal, we always said "catch a monkey by the toe".
3D printing would work, as long as you have a scan of the handle or fixture you're replacing. While a lot more people have a 3D printer, or access to one, not everyone has access to a laser scanner to get the handles shape onto the computer so you can print it.
Something we've always done at family holidays is to take a pint of heavy cream, pour it into a mason jar and seal it up. Then give everyone a turn to shake it up for as long as they can. You eventually end up with fresh butter, ready for the holiday meal. You can even add a bit of salt to taste.