johnhmallett
John H. Mallett
johnhmallett

Nope, stuffing and dressing both imply properly that bread has been shoved up inside the bird. Dressing is called such because it’s meant for a “dressed” turkey, ie a whole bird that’s been plucked and processed. You need an entirely different name for something made in a pan, crouton casserole maybe.

So I’m not real strong on legalese, but isn’t taking money to ensure that someone who has committed a crime doesn’t get caught or punished for that crime aiding and abetting? Isn’t attempting to silence a victim a crime in and of itself?

The costs have been lowered after all that rooftop shouting so it doesn’t feel so bad anymore, but yeah their math was meant to only account for credits earned in gameplay, once all the bonuses from challenges have dried up.

This “mode” is the entire reason I bought the game, and The Xbox to play it on, and the live subscription, and geez I spent a lot on just this one thing but I’m really very happy with it.

How about a Mario game where you have to play 40 hours each (not counting downtime between levels) to unlock Mario & Luigi as playable characters? We’re not talking about getting a special outfit here we’re talking about the literal  most important characters in the entire franchise being locked away because they want

I’ll point out after the fact though that none of this is enough to make me hate the game. It’s been amazing so far and I literally bought an Xbox just to preorder the deluxe edition of this one game and feel it’s still money well spent.

The loot crates are bad enough (and on top of which instead of getting crafting parts for duplicates as promised it’s been changed to a paltry amount of credits), but nobody seems to be talking about the serious PTW advantages of the expensive locked heroes. During a match there are about 4 available heroes you can

What happened to all those 5 milkshakes at once machines Michael Keaton was schlepping around? That’s how this whole damn thing got started.

I want no part of any “stuffing” that didn’t get actually stuffed all up in the turkey

The French are so super particular about their appellations that this is actually written into the Treaty of Versailles. They literally would not stop fighting WWI until the world stopped calling their sparkling wines Champagne. But! The US never ratified the treaty and so for decades sleazy producers called their

CNN is reporting the official White House transcript is edited to say Governor, how is that even legal?

Who is marketing the burpee? Is there some rich ex-drill sergeant out there who gets a nickel for every time somebody does one? (Obviously “drop and give me fifty” takes on a whole new context)

I have no qualms with my friends saying “let’s just get some cheap ass macro for the river. It’s too hot for IPAs” and doing this as a group just like it’s fine to be like “let’s just run the drive through on the way to the river so we don’t have to worry about packing lunches”. But! I’m not about to show up at the

I don’t think this was limited to Cuphead, I had major issues trying to preorder Battlefront 2 for Xbox Friday night on Microsoft.com

I mean, I don’t know if it’s necessarily good, but it does pretty definitively answer what “Vampire Weekend, but anime” would look like.

Disagree, waaay too many bathroom doors are poorly secured, wherein either the latch or lock don’t fully engage and then suddenly some jackass is just walking right in on you.

also on a similar topic I’d like to continue to advocate my lifelong quest to make those vacant/occupied deadbolts legally required to be installed for every bathroom door in in America. No one wants to feel interrupted while someone outside decides to shake the door handle violently to see if it’s actually locked.

Many a man is embarrassed about all this too, we’ve just come up with a different way of dealing with it. In general, we prefer to warp reality and pretend that there are no other men in the bathroom, and typically do not speak to one another for almost any reason while inside. The man in the stall next to you does

This. I work at a bar and people (strangers, often drunk strangers) are constantly asking for a charge. First, charge your phone at night and we won’t have this problem and if you’re a power user, buy a battery and charge cable and take it with you. That said when people’s phones die and they can’t charge them their