Yep. “Utterly baffling disaster averted,” elides the part where we still got an utterly baffling disaster out the whole thing.
I’ve been using chilled coconut milk as a mayo substitute for years now. Using it in place of cream makes total sense.
This House is Condemned was on TCM a few months ago, which is already only an okay movie, but they decided to add commentary from Wagner. I stopped like 30 minutes in.
What do get out of constantly being a turd in the punch bowl? What itch inside you does this behavior satisfy?
I imagine that if your general experience of meatballs is frozen, which are similarly dense, it wouldn’t be obvious how Swedish meatballs are different.
If you’re insecure about how little we respect you, here’s a hint: whining about it on the internet won’t help.
With Falco? Possibly.
Yeah, but it’s Dennis Miller. He’s rill rill creepy.
Oh cool a thread for making fun of pretentious dork Dennis Miller.
Yeah, not understanding the difference between “he can’t say that,” and “he can say that, but probably shouldn’t” tells me everything I need to know about how seriously I should take you.
I do, because I make lasagna rolls more often than sheet lasagna, and boiled noodles are much easier to roll up.
Here that Wendy’s? This is your cue to bring back the ghost pepper chicken fresco sandwich.
Everyone in that picture is struggling to hold their arms in a way that convincingly emulates human behavior, with the possible exception of the dude back right in the pink tie whose hands we can’t.
Except the Heathers show was picked up as part of the plan to rebrand Spike as Paramount: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/heathers-reboot-alicia-silverstone-comedy-switch-networks-viacoms-paramount-push-986632
I can’t tell who you’re angry at and I’m not sure you can either.
Any chance for a comprehensive documentary on Ginsburg went out the window the moment Scalia’s body said “enough is enough.”
I can’t control the poor choices other people make. I can only feel sorry for people who don’t want to see more shared kindness in the world.
Did this temper tantrum make you feel like a big kid?