“Hot dog” is the name for both the sausage itself and for the entire sausage/bun/toppings assemblage, so a hot dog is in a sandwich and also is the sandwich. Read more
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Better yet, name it in French: Jojo Négligé
You’re right, I’m not following, because I can’t figure out why you’ve got such a bug up your ass about it. The author herself mentioned the argument and observed that younger people likely have a distaste for it due to its use justifying police brutality. As far as I’m concerned, a comment elaborating further on that… Read more
Still, you might contend that not all landlords are evil individuals. But there have to be good ones, too. You might argue that every profession is going to have a few bad apples. Read more
Found the landlord. 😏 Read more
Still, you might contend that not all landlords are evil individuals. But there have to be good ones, too. You might argue that every profession is going to have a few bad apples. Here’s my take: You know what group of people probably has a low tolerance for that “bad apple” argument? Perhaps a generation who watched … Read more
I never thought I’d say this, but I miss Tomato. At least with them you could entertain yourself trying to figure out how their username was tomato-related, “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon” style.
That’s the second-biggest bacterium I’ve ever seen.
Not as a condiment, but Casey’s gas stations have a bacon cheeseburger pizza that uses a 3:1 mix of ketchup and mustard instead of pizza sauce, along with beef crumbles, onions, bacon bits, and mozzarella and cheddar cheese, and it’s one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had.
Aww, I love you too, schnookums! 🥰 Read more
I mean, I wouldn’t spend that much on them, either, but I also wouldn’t get $10 Bluetooth earbuds. Hell, I’d pay more than that for decent wired earbuds—not much more, mind you, good in-ear monitors from Chinese brands like KZ are around $20 on Amazon—and for Bluetooth ones I’d aim to spend at least $40-$50. Read more
I could say the same, since I thought the jesting nature of my last two replies was pretty obvious. 😏
“A judgment or belief not founded on certainty or proof”, and much like a Flat Earther’s opinion about the shape of the Earth, all the proof in the world points to that opinion being wrong. 😉
The man is literally a straight-to-DVD Barbie movie villain:
That’s an opinion, I guess. An objectively, acutely wrong one, but an opinion nonetheless. I salute your tenacity in the face of the overwhelming opposition it engenders in those you share it with. o7
Tell that to my grandma’s no-bake Milnot Miracle “Cheesecake”, which to this day I still prefer over any real, actual cheesecake I’ve tried.
Thanks for that info! Although that link gets me a “page could not be found” error, with a bit of Googling I did find that Kroger carries them, and at the closest store to me to boot! I’m gonna have to make a stop next time I’m in the area, and pick up some of that apple Mtn Dew while I’m there too.
I was always partial to these:
Another necessary thing to adjust is sharpness. Unlike CRTs, where the sharpness setting adjusted the focal point of the electron beams and therefore actually affected the sharpness of the image, flat-panel displays like LCDs and OLEDs output the exact image they’re sent by the input device when sharpness is set to 0.… Read more
They clearly weren’t consulted for the poster my mom has in her hallway: