No it isn’t. The specific test is: which cocoa is the best when mixed with water.
No it isn’t. The specific test is: which cocoa is the best when mixed with water.
How can you compare store bought hot chocolate by making them all the same way (hot water only) when some are specifically formulated to be made with milk and others to be made with water? The methodology is flawed. Hot chocolate that is specified to be made with milk is often just cocoa powder/chocolate and sugar. It…
I’ve used his “Too slow, ho” a few times, complete with a little satisfied smile
EDIT: Actually I’d like to fine tune that and single out Luther the character as the most underrated pop culture of the decade, simply because most of the cast went on to bigger things (Krysten Ritter and Eric Andre), while James van der Beek had already been a big thing (le Beek c’est chic!) But I find it criminal…
Well, considering it didn’t even crack your list of top 100 shows of the decade, I’m going to have to go with
Astley’s Northern Hop Lager
My theory is that anything over 1000 on the Scoville scale tastes so fiery to Brits that they make no distinction.
It’s still great, but I’m holding off maybe another year with the kids. Not that they won’t find it funny now, but they won’t find it funny enough until they’re a bit older.
Is this the face of a man who is wrong about food? I think not.
My date with the president’s daughter!
You’re not supposed to eat the layers one at a time! That’s the entire point of a bombe, Prue! Otherwise they’d be separate desserts!
when the Flinstone’s movie came out...and I jumped in my car
You don’t even know how long I’ve been waiting for a Jon Snow-Jon Snow joke. (Being in the US, I only know him from his recurring bit on Big Fat Quiz of the Year.) This was very well done.
Update: Person who took week off accused of filling up head.
There is a Halloween pail shaped like a Lego man’s head on constantly display at our office. Our manager would fill it up with candy, until all of the office workers started eating through candy quickly and giving it away to patients and getting to the point where he had to discuss his candy budget in a frank manner…
What they were singing is “dona nobis pacem” which is Latin. “Dona nobis pacem (Latin for “Grant us peace”) is a phrase in the Agnus Dei section of the mass. The phrase, in isolation, has been appropriated for a number of musical works” Wiki has a really good list of the works. I, embarassingly, recognized it from…
Extremely shocked about the low grade. Feels more like a B episode because of the Serena plot and the beauty of the Marthas end scene.
Serena most certainly set Fred up. It is obvious when she is saying goodbye to Rita that it’s not goodbye for a short trip; it’s goodbye forever.
Did we watch a completely different episode? I thought this one was SO much better than any before it this season. It shook up the entire balance of the show.
Dude. You somehow missed a super important thing. Serena set Fred up. This has been a set up since she returned from Canada. She and Tulelo made this plan to get her over the border and Fred in prison. All the clues were always there. We just didn't see them because we assumed of course she'd betray June to get Nicole…