Forgot the mandolin.  I use it for gratins a few times a year and nothing cuts french fries like it does.  I actually use it at least a half dozen times a year or more.

I really liked the first one except for the animation style.  It felt like somebody forgot to give me my 3D glasses.

I think it is more like a very well aerated hard caramel.  More crystalline than cookie-like.  When you make peanut brittle, there is a step right before you pour it out where you stir in baking soda and it foams up.  You stir it pretty hard to get the foam down and if you don’t, it comes out sort of like sponge…

You're waaay off. Think smaller. Think more legs.

Losing the McRib was unavoidable. The animal they made it from is now extinct.

I also don’t subscribe to the theory that if you don’t use it for a year you should get rid of it.

What happens to these shows?  Do they move to AMC+?  That seems silly.  Do they shop them around to other streamers like Netflix and Prime?  Do they just become unavailable?

Mel Brooks had it right:

The Banshees Of Inisherin

I’m always skeptical of people who cross over from one art form to another. Just because you are a good singer doesn’t mean you can act *cough* harrystyles *cough*, but I think I have liked Janelle Monáe in pretty much everything she has acted in. Maybe not "Welcome to Marwen," but that probably wasn't her fault.

Thanks, reported.

Someone does seem to be paying attention. The account now is a 404 error.

Also, maybe this is why I am now grey on Gizmodo?  Maybe somebody confused him for me?  I’ve sent emails asking, but as per company policy, nobody is telling.

Thanks. I’ll report him. It’s been a while. Don’t know if anyone is paying attention.

I’ve been to the Cotswolds...presumably unseasoned burnt meat

Have you ever made real truffles, Claire? The Gale Gand recipe isn’t much harder than this. All you need is a saucepan, knife, and a few bowls. No food processor necessary. It takes a couple days, but most of that is resting time so you just have to plan ahead.

That's fair!

I mean, that statement applies to pretty much everything on the internet.

The thing I remember most about that movie is that the divorce didn’t really start out all that messy. It only got messy when a bunch of people outside the marriage told them it was going to get messy, some of whom benefitted directly from the messiness.

Haven’t been to the Titan Missile Museum, but I highly and unironically recommend the Minuteman Missile National Historical Site in South Dakota.