I never had that illusion. My grandmother’s and mother’s recipe folders are full of clippings from magazines, parts of packaging or photocopies.
People tweaking their recipes to make them less good when made by the asker is 100% a thing. It even happens in professional cookbooks. It drives me crazy. Especially because there’s only so much reinventing you can do, and that goes double for baking. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen a recipe I did on the…
I would trade many things in my life for another season of Crazyhead :(
Wow. I don’t know anything about him outside of the Queer Eye episodes I’ve seen but my admiration for him has jumped.
Just when I thought I couldn’t possibly love Karamo more!
No one uses Excel to plan their wedding...its definitely a Google Sheet. How else can you both check it when you’re randomly panicking about it at work?!
I saw it as a teen maybe the year before Columbine, and I loved it. It didn’t bother me around that time. I think it was weirdly relevant when there was one big school shooting and we didn’t know what the next twenty years would become.
I was a senior in high school when Heathers came out, so it was completely designed to appeal to me — and I fucking HATED it because for me it felt so cynical to package all of my anxiety and pain into a swallowable pill starring the adorable it-girl of the day and some douche with a bad case of the Jack Nicholsons. I…
I think it’s even worse than that. I remember seeing someone write (can’t remember whether it was this site or not) that the reason it was easy to root against the original Heathers was because they embodied the people at the top of society (excluding cis-het white men). By having a plus sized girl, a black girl and a…
If they’re planning to wait until it’s been a reasonable length of time since a mass shooting happened, they’re gonna be waiting for a long time. They might be able to find a lull between school shootings.
If they want to avoid premiering this too close to a school shooting, when will it ever premier?
I think there is something to say about performative social justice and progressiveness but this show isn’t saying it.
Those who don’t know Eliza may feel some sort of sympathy towards her. Those who do know her know she’s a glutton for attention, and her reaction to being told no is to immediately publicly slander whoever it was that dared to do so. This isn’t the first time, and won’t be the last. She is exhausting, and her research…
The Fraser story of having a man grope him is so specific, and told with such squirming discomfort and embarrassment, that it’s kind of hard not to believe. It seems to have had a profound effect on someone who was feeling vulnerable, and that’s a hallmark of assault - the kind we have long expected women to just…
Half the reason he’s doing this is to set his boys up to run for office down the line. Can’t let people forget about the brand!
Judges gonna judge.
When you run into your 8th grade algebra crush at the bank.
It’s not othering if you choose it yourself. They are modern people with modern sensibilities, and if they chose contemporary artists as a matter of breaking the mold, supporting Black and American artists, that’s claiming your ground, not ceding it.
This is very true, though. My boyfriend is French and if we go out with primarily Americans and just a few French, they’ll speak English the entire evening, never once having side convos in French. They consider it rude their language when the majority of the group cannot engage or understand what they are saying.