I thought everyone went to IKEA to buy scented and unscented candles?

I thought everyone went to IKEA to buy scented and unscented candles?

“I drink crappy beer”.

Via Brian Krebs: https://goo.gl/YpZddP

Seriously, Little Big Burger is using fake truffle oil?

It’s not just international one-way; it’s also domestic one-way. I ran into that because, to the idiots who wrote the code, it appeared that I was making a one-way trip when in fact I was completing a round trip, just not entirely by flying.

• There is no way for you to know if you were impacted. When you put in fake information into their website, it randomly shoots out a response.
  

It’s like perfume/cologne: Add too much and it becomes counterproductive.

As with all organisms, it seems different dogs respond differently to various diets.

Often, I’ll just use my sauce pan to cook a cup of rice instead of my 5.5-cup rice cooker. You just basically heat it on med-high until it boils for 10 minutes, then turn down to simmer with cover for another 10, then turn it off and let it finish.

Plagiarism: When grammar suddenly improves, albeit briefly, in a sea of crappy writing.

Uwajimaya has the fish you’re looking for, but I’d like to suggest that frozen fish ain’t so bad. For instance, I’ll never turn down a frozen slab of yellowtail (hamachi) if you gave one to me. And octopus (tako) is cooked, so if you like tako poke, no need to worry about fresh.

It was a toss-up between the original CSO Sir Georg Solti Dvorak 9th and Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock’s 12" single, It Takes Two.

It was a toss-up between the original CSO Sir Georg Solti Dvorak 9th and Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock’s 12" single, It…

You can make your own and it is safe. Those glasses are simply chipboard and mylar.

This is why the Surf Pac was created.

Exactly. It’s really funny how that works.

That’s the history that I used to track down the Winnebago tribe and their language. They developed a primer for their language, grammar and all, which I used to verify that no such word exists.

If you ask Hawaiians, they would say otherwise. Guaranteed.

There’s a town west of Portland Oregon called Aloha. Now I know what you’re thinking, and it’s not pronounced Ah-low-ha. According to the residents of this town, it’s pronounced Ah-low-ah.

Greens: Red kale. It’s robust and hearty — unlike lettuce — but slightly less rough than regular kale.

Not if Bob hates apples.