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Same question would apply to everyone else’s outfits/equipment. They were in them when they were zapped up into the alien ship, and they were in burlap when they got rescued. All we can assume is that since he had a huge pile of dwarf star matter to work with, he was bright enough to make spare suits and simply took

SOMEBODY is going to have to change the past/future again, because the Crisis news article that Gideon showed is no longer written by Iris. I think that’s a little teaser of something major to come along eventually.

I thought Diggle’s reaction was off. As far as this time-line’s Diggle is concerned, he never had a daughter, and resetting it would just as much remove the son he does know from existence as it did the daughter he’d never have even thought about. It really should have been more of a “huh, weird” reaction. Cisco,

The first 4/5 of Friday rank among some of Heinlein’s best ever. The ending is pure garbage. I always got the sense he started writing and put each page on a scale until he hit a certain weight and then wrapped it up as fast (and inelegantly as possible.) If I didn’t know better, I’d think the last chapter or so was

We love ours, and it’s become our standard wedding gift, too. Even if you only use it for rice, the ease and reliability, not to mention the simplicity of being able to simply toss things in to achieve amazing flavor is worth it.

Or you could spend a couple of bucks on a hairbrush cleaner. Combine this with the shampoo idea, and it’s effortless to clean your brush.

I have no idea why, but the equally classic <i>Rosie,</i> costarring Sandra Dee and people like Leslie Nielson and Audrey Meadows never shows up in reruns or on video, but if you get a chance, add it to your must see list!

Or you could put a lid on the pan for about the same amount of time.

My first Cuisinart is still going strong since I bought it in the mid 1980's.

As someone who came to rice cookers late in life, I’ll also add that it makes adding in things like stock, spices, dried fruits, or other add-ins similarly foolproof and effortless. Sure, again, you can do that on a stove, but those things always change the cooking time and chances of scorching things since you can’t

You can keep it in the freezer, too.

This is doubleplusgood!

Baked Alaska has a pastry or cake base, but the ice cream isn’t usually entirely wrapped in it. Just in the meringue.

What individual places might do, I won’t try to defend.

You could spoon browned butter over it.

Absolutely! Add the tarragon and shallots (or even just -*gasp* - onion powder) for Béarnaise.

You might want to try the same idea with something with more wire bristles, like a hairbrush cleaner

Haven’t tried it yet, but in the America’s Test Kitchen tasting, they declared Bertolli Balsamic Vinegar of Modena the far and away winner. (other than the $$$ kinds from Italy.)

Point is, you’re saying it’s way too much to pay compared to just going to the theater. What other people are saying is that when their actual costs are factored in, it’s actually a savings, or a very minor upcharge they’re willing to pay.

Our frying pans’ instructions made it clear that the non-stick coating was fine in the dishwasher, but that we could expect the exposed surface of the outside sides and bottoms to discolor if we did so. Since we didn’t care, we dishwash them all the time, and they’re doing fine. Non-stick coatings eventually break