I'm wondering how to teach myself to write with my opposite hand.

@Jacobm001: Yeah, it does feel weird to start, but they are chock full of vitamins. If anything, incorporate them into an omlette! :D

@jcott28: I lost so much weight eating this (granted it was chicken thighs instead of hot dogs)

@MrEvil: and beans.

1 cup lentils

Wouldn't some vegetables and a nice healthy protein be a better suggestion?

@porktree: Use a reusable filter then, they're usually metal

@mkmcllln: To explain how its more economical - you only boil the water you need for your container (to go cup, thermos, etc) instead of having to make an entire pot which sits unused.

I have one of these for my thermos, and its' awesome and quick. Plus, its the only thing which works short of purchasing a really huge capacity tall coffee brewer, which is dumb.

My issue with the pyramid is that eating that much bread / pasta as it suggests will make your blood sugar go all over the place. You're better off eating starchy veggies, like carrots, squash, etc.

Lol, this woul dbe great for wootoffs.

@KamWrex: Or SD support or anything. they totally don't get it.

@bobbo33: It's too expensive compared to my roku...

@KamWrex: To each their own I guess. *shrug*

@jeffs1: Or Google. Also, you should look into rsync.

Granted, they may match your decor better, but if you're going to buy a corkboard just to cut it up, you might as well just buy a corkboard, put it on your wall and be done with it.

@Chispea: What about the crusts you can't get to? I've always used a bread machine and inevitably the top is nice and soft, but the sides are hard and chewy.

Bread is ridiculously easy to make, but I've never been able to master the crust like sandwich bread. It's always great for soups or what not, but far too hard for sandwiches or toast. :(

@Brian: Cogito Ergo ZOOM!: Who isn't?

@The Lab: It has freeze dried veg. Granted, that's not 100% amazing nutritionally, but hey its better than nothing :D