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Too Much Cowbell
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I tried with FTWD, I really did. But about one and a half eps into last season, I bailed. After Rubén Blades' character died (I love him; always have; he's SO fucking great) I had no motivation to continue following this boring story and its useless, irrational characters.
And yet when I saw the link for this recap I…
I made this recipe nearly to exact specifications, with but two substitutions: brandy instead of mirin, and actual Asian noodles in place of boxed pasta. (Seriously, fuck that nonsense. You go to the trouble of acquiring mirin—to the tune of a tablespoon and a half, no less—but you don't bother to get the right…
He was one of the best things about The Bridge. Him, Damien Bichir and Diane Kruger.
All of Kubrick's work is glacially, agonizingly slow. And his "comedy" isn't funny and would probably be forgotten now if it weren't for the genius of Peter Sellers.
I am fed up with the deification of Stanley Kubrick.
There's probably an entire generation of North American males who will still get erections just from seeing those images.
This is, like, the stupidest thing I have ever heard of.
Nah, Tucker Carlson needs to be strangled with that cocksucking bow tie of his until his eyes literally pop.
Could he die slowly and horribly of cancer while stubbornly refusing treatment from nationalized health care?
No, I agree with you. Tom Cruise the person is dead creepy and probably mentally ill; but Tom Cruise the actor can fucking ACT. He has never been less than excellent in anything I've ever seen him in, even if the movie around him was crap.
And he's done some genuinely great work, I don't imagine Edge of Tomorrow…
Wasn't that, like, 20+ years ago?
Don't tell me if it was more recent; it FEELS like several decades have passed.
Shhh, they're creating a "Universe."
Fire ants up his urethra would have been nice.
It had…moments, here and there. We watched every minute of it but wondered why.
I did love the expanded examination of the Andoreans, mainly due to Jeffrey Combs, but they created some interesting cultural points there.
Like I said, some good moments; but I can't think of a single memorable episode. And oh, my God…
I haven't watched this ep yet.* Is it actually worse than the poor old lady Elizabeth forced to OD on heart meds, and then sat and watched her die? What could be worse than that?
I agree, but in my case it mostly has to do with wanting to experience the traditional food, prepared in the traditional way with the correct ingredients, before "innovators" get their hands on it.
I'll follow a recipe as if it's Holy Writ the first time I make it. After that I make adjustments/improvise.
Lawl. Before we relocated we were lucky enough to be less than a mile from a huge Asian supermarket and I could NEVER. figure out how the merchandise was ordered in the aisles—or if there was any order at all.
This meant I had to walk the length of every single aisle in that huge place to make sure I didn't miss…
That raised my eyebrow as well. Boxed pasta just does not go with Asian, IMO.
And if you can access Sriracha you can surely access appropriate Asian noodles.
If you're interested in learning South Asian cooking (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan) then I strongly recommend you check out the YouTube channel for VahRehVah. There are, apparently, thousands of videos demonstrating how to cook nearly any dish you like.
It appears to be aimed at Indian/Pakistani housewives who are…