if any theater can be given a pass for not wanting to show this movie, it should be that one. come on, people.

oh, this looks good. perhaps i need to make several variations, hmmmm....

yes, i will try to remember to update you if/when i make it. thanks!

fool me once...

dammit, GIF didn’t won’t load : (

ever since this GIF came out, i’ve sworn to only clap like Dumbledore.

i might give it a shot. Beyond Burger is very, very different from the Morningstar Farms meat analogue, i’ve found. i recently made a meatloaf for a friendly competition with Beyond Meat and mine ended up being essentially the winner, even among the meat-eaters in our group.

i love bulghur, and i’m curious about this recipe — but i’m a vegetarian. do you think i could use one of the various meat substitutes like Beyond Meat in an equal amount to make a vegetarian version of this?

i was saying this last night to someone — we were talking about debut albums -- The Cars, Boston, Van Halen, and the Violent Femmes... all their debut albums were wall-to-wall fantastic. it’s a testament to their talent to reach those heights.

typically, i buy tomato paste and only need a couple tablespoons for the recipe. i’ve gotten in the habit of putting the rest in a ziplock bag and freezing it. then, i’ll be at the store picking up a can of tomato paste for a recipe “just in case,” because i can’t remember if i have some saved in the freezer or not.…

if you’re using a full scoop of any of these in a load of laundry, you’re washing money away. the instructions say to only use up to the first or second line for a load of laundry. full scoops are only for that pre-soak method in a gallon of water.

if you’re using a full scoop of any of these in a load of laundry, you’re washing money away. the instructions say…

do eeeet. freaking out conservative asshole neighbors is ALWAYS worth the effort.

they pretty much began with burning man and continue to be de rigeur there and elsewhere. i say let men have fashion options!

“detritus” is not the same thing as “garbage.”

spoken like a true American consumer.

but to me, there’s a difference between feeling it’s fine, and loving it. i actually love the stuff.

waitaminnit, this breakdown can’t be right. what about people (like me) who love Marmite? and don’t say there’s no such thing, because that’s clearly not true...

this is the very definition of a first world problem. just deal with it and go on with your day afterwards. it’s not worth the energy.

i’ll also recommend the new PBS/The American Experience documentary about Woodstock that is streaming now. it’s great.

they are actually working on bacon, steak, and some sort of seafood version, from what i have read.