Usually omelets. If you have eggs, some type of cheese and practically anything else, you have the makings of an omelet. Plus I got myself one of those microwave omelet cookers so I can use less eggs and get it done in just a couple of minutes.

It depends on the size of your room and how many BTUs you need. You can get one for that price but typically it’s going to be 6,000 BTUs or less, which is for smaller areas. You couldn’t cool your whole house with it.

It depends on the size of your room and how many BTUs you need. You can get one for that price but typically it’s…

If you’re looking for a small AC unit to cool a small bedroom/office, I can’t recommend the Keystone KSTAW05B Energy Star 5, 000 BTU Window-Mounted Air Conditioner with “Follow Me” LCD Remote Control enough. When I bought this, I was looking to replace a noisy Kenmore model that was so bulky and awkward (even though…

If you’re looking for a small AC unit to cool a small bedroom/office, I can’t recommend the Keystone KSTAW05B Energy…

Don’t I know it. I grew up in Syracuse, NY and Wegman’s was the king of grocery stores around there. simply amazing. I miss the bakery, and the bulk bins, and, well, everything. Now I live in NC, and unless I want to drive about 40 miles to Charlotte, the grocery stores here are pathetic. Your only choice is Walmart…

Exactly. Sometimes when I use actually/obviously making the person feel stupid is my intended objective. I try to only use it when they are being stupid though.

I've heard of both those things and was aware that they are sometimes called "half & half", but I find it surprising that an American wouldn't know that "half & half" in the context of a milkshake recipe is referring to cream. Is there a place in America where half & half (the cream) is called primarily something…

They mean half & half in the American sense, which is light cream with roughly 12.5% fat content. People put it in coffee. I don't know what sense you're thinking of, but in this recipe that's definitely what's being referenced.

I see. That makes sense to me, but from your post I somehow got the idea that you were saying she might have to pay back ALL the assistance she ever received in her life up until that point. My misunderstanding.

I never understand this "pretend to be British" criticism. She married a british guy and moved...to Britain. As far as I can recall, she only started sounding vaguely british after she'd lived there a few years. That's completely normal and will happen to almost anyone who moves to a place with a different accent. It…

I can't see how it's fair to ask her to pay money back for any public assistance she's received, especially since she could in no way predict her sudden windfall. Like if she won the lottery and a check was already in the mail for next month or something, that's one thing, but everything retroactively? That's…

I can definitely vouch for this. I grew up in Syracuse, and it's kind of a running joke in those parts that there's basically no amount of snow that could result in a school closing. I remember times when we'd get 3 feet dumped on us overnight, but we still had to go to school.

Isn't that itself somewhat passive aggressive? Dealing with passive aggressive people is unavoidable, because unfortunately many many people are taught in childhood that anger/directly asking for what you want/assertiveness are "impolite" and therefore you have to dance around what you feel and what you want. If you…

I have no idea why you are assuming that he has an issue with other customers. I hate Walmart too, but it has very little to do with the other people who shop there. It's mostly because a) they almost always understaff their stores so the lines are ridiculous, b) I find the way their stores are laid out to be a…

Where do you live that milk is $2.50? It's almost $4 a gallon around here if it's not on sale or close to the expiration date as the video suggests. Also some people use a lot of milk so stocking up when it's on sale and freezing is worth it. Just because it doesn't work for you, doesn't mean it's a bad idea for…

Freezing yogurt might not be good long term, but if you want a tasty frozen snack, I've found popping the yogurt into the freezer for about 4-6 hours to be pretty great.

Ordinarily I would scoff at the idea that you could tell how two people feel about each other from a few promo pics, but yeesh. That one of them holding hands. Note her thumb sticking straight out, as if the hatred is so pure that she can't even bear to curl her hand around his.

Hey, we all know there's never been an attractive, clean, Caucasian creep.

I've told people to "DTMFA" before. Does that make me responsible if they decide to murder the person? It's kind of a stretch.

I have "problematic ear wax" (that's an actual quote from my ENT doc). For some reason the wax in my left ear is dry and doesn't come out of my ear on it's own. Apparently, also according to my doctor, this is a not totally unheard of problem. So a couple times a year I have to haul myself in there and have them…

I just buy my local store brand. It doesn't seem worth it to spend more on something I'm wiping my nose on and throwing away. Plus I can't stand anything with lotion or fragrances, since I have allergies.