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The Red Queen
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Kids menus are dumb. 1. I should be able to order anything I want. 2. Segregating a wholly separate list of items for children is how kids become “picky.” A childhood spent eating chicken tenders will make a kid fat.

You think all the other io9 contributors write articles out of the goodness of their heart?  They’re *all* getting paid for the WORK of writing.  Chris is just being paid by CBS, rather than io9.

As someone who read all three paragraphs of your post (and not just your unfortunate opening statement) I agree with your overall point that a disturbing number of people are complicit in this, including the families of the victims. It’s the unwillingness of people to look further, to pursue their gut instinct, that

Here are those numbers - trying again. (Love ya, Kinja! o_O)

And Super 8 is one of the best things I’ve ever watched.  He’s a superlative filmmakers, haters be damned.

Adjusted for inflation, Abrams’ Star Trek is the highest grossest Star Trek movie ever, followed by The Motion Picture and The Voyage Home, in that order. The drop-off was steady and aggressive after that. Into Darkness was really only rescued by its overseas box office, which was enormous (most of Shatner’s films

It’s the chemical process by which heat literally reverses staling.

I haven’t been able to take Peet’s seriously for years. I frequented Peet’s when I was young and working next door to one. They refused to heat their pastries, on the hugely misguided belief that “reheating” food meant it was no longer fresh. You want reheated pastry? - go to Starbucks. You’d think their company was

I’ve been on stimulants to treat my ADD since I was 7 years old. I’m a worthless monster without my medication so I share your pain. Sobbing in front of the pharmacist (and everyone else in line) sucks, big time.

That’s probably a large factor in their belief that people go down with one hit. I have to wonder if the gun industry simply evolved to support this belief - people don’t need AR-15s for anything practical. Their legality practically screams “let the peasants kill each other.”

I have to wonder if there’s a regional problem. I also have a really good track record with Amazon shipping. (It only falls apart if the order is being fulfilled by a third party, something I assiduously avoid.) I’ve frequently received items the next business day. One time, the order was on my porch when I got home

“Negativity, as much as I can.”

This is America, son. We react to bullshit like this by getting the 4D Mag-Lite out from under the seat and casually holding it while exclaiming, “I WONDER IF THIS PICKUP HAS AS MUCH INSURANCE AS MY EIGHTY *THOUSAND* DOLLAR TESLA?”

He’s 87 years old.

Rust on the mechanism under the seats. It’s hard to remove and usually neglected when the seller is trying to unload a car that’s been flooded with/underwater.

Dude, you need to be taking pictures of that. Please take lots and lots of PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE and please, PLEASE PUBLISH IT!!

I make panettone and it is a sponge dough so, less labor but still a lot of time. The fruit must be macerated, just as it is in stollen. Rather than frosting them, they are LIBERALLY brushed with melted butter (No, more than that) and dropped in a tub filled with powdered sugar. They live in the tub until they are

When I first read it I thought it said “condensed milk” and I was like “AW YEAH.” I’ve never used evaporated milk for anything before except pumpkin pie.  

It’s a gamble. Potatoes do a lot of the heavy lifting toward making corn chowder thick enough to qualify as a chowder. (Soup/Chowder is the only legit reason for dehydrated potatoes to exist) But this recipe introduces some intriguing dairy and uses pureed corn to do that work.

Spoiler: I'm going to roast the potatoes first and by "green peppers" I just ASSUME you meant jalopenos. 😁