Actually, they *are* specifically peppermint flavored! See ingredients at the two following links: http://www.girlscouts.org/program/gs_cookies/assets/cookie_detail.asp?cookie=mtc_thinmint_abc and http://www.girlscouts.org/program/gs_cookies/assets/cookie_detail.asp?cookie=mtc_thinmint_lbb

Water is a chemical.

What on earth is "cooked out" supposed to mean? Ridiculous.

What? How on earth is that supposed to work? Also, I clicked on your page - your *coffee* can't be heated to higher than 113 degrees? I'm assuming that's fahrenheit (though you don't say), which isn't anywhere near a normal coffee temperature.

I almost exclusively buy Stumptown for my in-home coffee; it hasn't ruined all cheaper stuff. What is has ruined, though, is over-roasted stuff. Stumptown's roast is so light that almost everything from, say, Starbucks tastes burnt to me now. I can still drink and enjoy lower end coffee, as long as it's light…

Depends on the method.

Probably not; it also depends heavily on the type of cooking. As much as 75% or as little as 1-2 percent can remain.

Shared history was the agreement, I think.

Wow, you're right. This seems to be a change in the last month, too.

My favorite by far is Technetium (#43, Tc), because it's right smack dab in the middle of the table but does NOT naturally occur on earth. Which I find bizarre.

Share your time travel secrets!

This is what I came here to say. I worked the return counter at Target for years when I was in high school/college, and the non-receipt credit amount is always the lowest price in the last 90 days in the store's... not district, but whatever was one step bigger than district.

You're correct - the limit is 3 items sans receipt within a 365-day period.

You only have to provide ID if you don't have your receipt.

I find myself using two or three bags at a time whenever I want any.

Like a boss

Sadly, this was just cancelled. The remaining episodes will air, but it stops at ep. 13.

Even if you're late to the party, at least you're spelling his name right (two "t"s) unlike 75-90% of the internet.

You'd also see *radically* different political parties, I'd think.

The best way to reduce the number of abortions, which literally everyone wants, is addressed in what might be the most important (if it gets widely read) article written this year. Find it here: http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/article/2012/10/30/how-i-lost-faith-in-%E2%80%9Cpro-life%E2%80%9D-movement-1