It was Tex-Mexpedited!

Devils Backbone Brewing Company, whose good ideas we’ve covered in the past, has opened applications for a brand-new position that requires one lucky candidate to hike the entirety of the Appalachian Trail, from Georgia to Maine

Probably because the meat packing indutry as a whole is pretty fucking unsanitary.  *shudder*

Dang this sounds slamming! I’ve long been a proponent of potatoes-in-sandwiches, but I’m totally unfamiliar with this. My platonic ideal is what is sometimes referred to as a “village style” gyro i.e. a gyro with fries as one of the fillings, or iterations of the “fat sandwiches” from the Rutgers grease trucks…

Obligatory.

You got it! Here’s the link for the fermented green beans, with a disclaimer that I never realized until now that I’ve been using a recipe from a religious cooking blog ;) :

I don’t know why I found that so affecting. Like, I’m pretty chill overall about this whole quarantine thing, it’s not actually much of a disruption or source of worry for me, but still, goddamn, I get teary at this.

This this this this this. You just articulated how I’ve been feeling. It’s not that I don’t like his policies - I agree with several (but not all) of them, but I do not like HIM and it drives me nuts that his followers cannot take a 1,000-foot view and try to understand that the same way they hate everyone else who…

All the goyim seem to love the stuff. It’s absolutely inexplicable.

Do you even matzo brie, bro?

1. Stop cleaning your hull.

Cats always drag stuff you don’t want into your house.

we could talk or not talk forever, and still find things to not talk about.

Where the fuck is Rocky Road

Klobuchar calls her particular hot dish Taconite Tater Tot Hot Dish, The New York Times reports, after a rock found in the Iron Range of northern Minnesota. The tater tots make the top look kind of rocky, apparently (it also contains pepper jack cheese, ground beef, and two kinds of cream soup).

I guess it’s better work than trying to find a top-flight job in either the food service or housekeeping industries. 

La te da, look who wears underwear.

YES!

You are absolutely right. Our kids really do understand so much more than we think at a much younger age than we’d expect, especially when they’re living it. (100% smack the next person who says you’re basically the dad.)

I recently rewatched this after not seeing it for a few years, but that has and always will be one of my favorite lines in any movie.