Dude cook it and freeze it ... most casseroles freeze well and are great as a lunch. And the wife doesn’t have to eat it :P
Dude cook it and freeze it ... most casseroles freeze well and are great as a lunch. And the wife doesn’t have to eat it :P
Thoughts and prayers
And “The Math Song,” Darkest of the Hillside Thickets. The lyrics are entirely expressed as an equation (“Solve for y”), and the chorus is, “You’ve got a brain, and nobody really needs another love song.”
There is nothing wrong with a bittersweet Valentine.
I think we should form a club..
You could totally make this a veggie-friendly dish. Just omit the meat.
Some guys hide away with the Victora’s Secret catalog. For me its Harbor Freight.
That’s hot(dish)
Ok.
just don’t assume that they’re a bunch of crooks
oh fuck off
Yea it’s kind of crazy but it does fit my need for some optimistic science fiction on well lit sets. Just like Star Trek of the past it makes me really want a space ship just to go out there and see all the wonders there are to be seen. A likable crew, cool aliens, it’s everything I wanted so cares what Seth McFarland…
Discovery is nothing like DS9 either in premise or feel. DS9 still had the feel of Trek. I wasn’t the biggest fan and enjoyed TOS, TNG, Voyager, and Enterprise more but this dark series has more of a BSG feel than a Trek feel. It completely diverges from the Trek genre and ideals in more ways than I care to list. …
Not a SM fan. In fact, I find everything he’s done to date, including his western messterpiece, written for seven-year-olds.
NO ONE is more surprised at me liking this show more than me. Seth McFarland sets my teeth on edge, I can’t stand Family guy and yet... Holy crap the guy gets it more than anyone else I’ve seen. And his captain is flawed, in a “yup, those are normal flaws” kinda way instead of “He’s a man... haunted by the demons of…
I had Scarlett fever around the same time and age. I don’t remember much except for the rash and having massive sections of my skin peel after the infection.
star for the rating tho
I had it once as a child (would have been in the 1970s). I remember demanding a mirror so I could look at my “strawberry tongue” the doctor said I had, which turned out not to be so thrilling. Also, living on popsicles in a darkened room and puking my guts out for about a week. 1.5/10
Yep. Hate to say it, but they guy isn’t a bad writer.
Me too. That Which Should Not Be has one of the very best Wendigo stories I’ve ever read.
They gotta keep something in reserve for the next revision.