Old Irving, Jeff Park, Mayfair, Forest Glen, Edgebrook... and that’s just neighborhoods close to the Blue Line/Metra/Kennedy on the northwest side. But all family friendly and affordable.

God damn. Well said.

Damn did I always love those three in that order, too.

Well to be fair, it’s never worked for Democrats because it’s never been tried. However, it seems to work incredibly well for Republicans.

Scrambled especially! Fried eggs though can work like a charm if you do the heat and oil right. I use butter, mostly because I like it best for eggs. But hot pan, swirl butter, and they will fry and flip like the pan was teflon.

It’s never going to bond like it bonds to cast iron or carbon steel, it’ll just keep coming off when you cook and you’ll be constantly redoing it. Searing meats will take it off, scraping up fond, reducing for a sauce, all those things will keep removing it. Also cooking acidic foods, which is one of the great reasons…

I love my stainless pan, I use it every day. But I used to hate it because I couldn’t keep things from sticking.

Seasoning stainless is actually a myth. Nothing gets left on it, unlike a carbon steel pan or a cast iron pan.

Part of it might have been not using enough oil, part might have been not using the oil right. I always burnt stuff in my stainless pain until I read about “Hot pan, cold oil”. You get the pan hot on its own (enough for water to bead and dance around), at which point the pores close or something; THEN you add the…

Exactly. Cooking it off is by far the easiest way to clean the stuff that stuck.

Slightly tangential beef: about 25% of the time, the first stander behind my row will try to jump past me in the moment between the previous row exiting, and my row entering the aisle to leave. WTF you animal, yes you are one person ahead now, great job.

45 year old Sean Spicer is additional evidence for this theory.

I’m not sure I buy those George Harrison numbers. My Sweet Lord came out after the Beatles broke up.

Unfortunately though, Republicans don’t lose voters by doing bad things. If they did they’d have gone out of business decades ago. They only lose voters when voters are offered a better alternative. And right now.... has anybody seen the Democratic Party anywhere?

I know i’m in a tiny minority, but it felt more like two different movies to me. The first part was about the life of an addict, but then it turned into some kind of crime-caper story. Both parts were great but it was jarring to transition between them.

Well, aside from the boning and wanking, the rest is 100% my experience of all gym locker rooms ever.

Can confirm: the old men love to use the hair dryers on their balls.

Jesus christ, this kid is my hero, to have it together like he does despite all the shit people are trying to put him through.

What’s so bad about telling the party to embrace its core principles? I wish many more actual Democrats were saying those things. They used to, for decades, and they’re finally starting to again.

He caucuses with us, he serves on our Senate leadership team, he represents us on committees, and when it comes to PR, he gets our message across better than 90% of elected Democrats. Is it really a big deal that there’s not a (D) after his name? With all the problems we are trying to solve right now, I don’t think…