Hadn't very similar thing happened before earlier this last year?
(inquisitive guest, not nnekiddness)
One of these days I'm just going to randomly show up at your hotel and shoot you with a Nerf gun. Just to be different.
One of these days I'm just going to randomly show up at your hotel and shoot you with a Nerf gun. Just to be different.
I'm just going to go to your hotel and see how long it takes for you to realize it's me.
If you rely on Vany to give you a picture of me, I will do this.
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He'll know it's you when he has to break up a 3am room party with 5-6 Valkyries and a gentleman dressed rather like Sean Connery in 'Zardoz'
So here's a question for Drejk:
The dish called haluski (egg noodles with sautéed cabbage, onion, kielbasa, butter). Very popular among Polish-Americans, mostly of my parents' age, but I get the impression it's not really as popular in Poland as it is here.
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One of these days I'm just going to randomly show up at your hotel and shoot you with a Nerf gun. Just to be different.
I will go there just to ask him deeply personal questions about Beyonce.
Or maybe I'll just buy a copy of In Touch and pretend I did.
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So here's a question for Drejk:
The dish called haluski (egg noodles with sautéed cabbage, onion, kielbasa, butter). Very popular among Polish-Americans, mostly of my parents' age, but I get the impression it's not really as popular in Poland as it is here.
Sounds like Strapacky, which on Polish wiki are called 'kapustowe haluski'.
Halusky (which is a wide array of dishes) are generally used in Slovak (and Czech) dishes, and they are noodles made usually of potatoes. The very term is not Polish, though it might be used by the Polish highlanders.
There is a similar dish to what you describe that is consumed in Poland consisting of some kind of flat noodles, cabbage, onion, and optionally sausage cut in small pieces, bacon, or minced meat but it is called łazanki.
So here's a question for Drejk:
The dish called haluski (egg noodles with sautéed cabbage, onion, kielbasa, butter). Very popular among Polish-Americans, mostly of my parents' age, but I get the impression it's not really as popular in Poland as it is here.Sounds like Strapacky, which on Polish wiki are called 'kapustowe haluski'.
Halusky (which is a wide array of dishes) are generally used in Slovak (and Czech) dishes, and they are noodles made usually of potatoes. The very term is not Polish, though it might be used by the Polish highlanders.
There is a similar dish to what you describe that is consumed in Poland consisting of some kind of flat noodles, cabbage, onion, and optionally sausage cut in small pieces, bacon, or minced meat but it is called łazanki.
The photos I saw when I googled łazanki look like the right thing.
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Happy New Year! On January 4th at 2:00 A.M. in the morning...
Dope on the rope? Nope!
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Taking one of my dogs to the yet in the morning. Wish me luck and positive waves.
Shoving my foot in my mouth today when I have a serious event tonight...ugh.
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I saw a video of an American man making mac and today. The only seasoning he added was Worcestershire sauce, which he pronounced 'Wash-your-sister', and I shall love this forever.
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Self driving baby strollers debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Apparently it uses the same technology seen in teslas and those delivery drones.
Seems safe enough.
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What's the worst that can happen?
Anyway, people can make more of those if the things go wrong.
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What's the worst that can happen?
Anyway, people can make more of those if the things go wrong.
Have you seen The Terminator? This is how you get The Terminator.
What's the worst that can happen?
Anyway, people can make more of those if the things go wrong.
Babies, auto-strollers, or both?
Babies, auto-strollers, or both?What's the worst that can happen?
Anyway, people can make more of those if the things go wrong.
Yes
Well, I'm off to find the turtle pope.
Wish me luck!
You're off to find the Turtle,
The wonderful Turtle of Pope.
Dish soap, dish soap, dish soap, dish soap,
You'll get there & back in one piece, I hope,
Doodley poodley bood, oy vey.
You're off to find the Turtle,
The wonderful Turtle of Pope.
Dish soap, dish soap, dish soap, dish soap,
You'll get there & back in one piece, I hope,
Doodley poodley bood, oy vey.
Good news! I found the turtle pope!
I did not die. We talked. I learned some things. I bought some nifty magic spells and I left and was promptly murdered by a massive angry swamp shrimp.
As you do in Elden Ring.
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And Florida.
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Don't they call swamp shrimp...err crayfish, or crawdads, or some such...
oh, yeah, I am still alive...been a while, this year, err last year now, has been, err was, challenging to say the least...
Don't they call swamp shrimp...err crayfish, or crawdads, or some such...
oh, yeah, I am still alive...been a while, this year, err last year now, has been, err was, challenging to say the least...
Good to hear from you. I was thinking about you during that big storm.
Don't they call swamp shrimp...err crayfish, or crawdads, or some such...
oh, yeah, I am still alive...been a while, this year, err last year now, has been, err was, challenging to say the least...
Welcome back!
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Fun fact: if you make barszcz for dinner, and then take leftovers for lunch the next day, and then forget that you'd done that, you will be alarmed by the disturbing orange-red color when you go to the bathroom.
It wasn't until I was loading the dishwasher tonight and found the empty jar in my lunchbox that I realized what had happened.
Yes, I'm an idiot.
I've been trying to defeat Renalla. It hasn't been going well.
I've been working through a cold the last few days.
Nothing bad, just a bit weary, congested with a bit of a scratchy throat.
On the plus side, I pre-ordered the Harry Potter open world video game (Hogwarts Legacy, coming out beginning of February) so at least they'll have something to entertain them through the worst of winter.
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As I'm sure everyone has been wondering, I finally defeated Renalla and helped her realize that she might have been overreacting, so now we're friends (or at least apathetic towards each other, which is the equivalent of being friends in Elden Ring (it's basically the Legend of Zelda with Eeyore instead of Link).
Renalla is not an indigestion remedy, I trust?
Renalla is not an indigestion remedy, I trust?
That would be Rennie.
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Renalla is not an indigestion remedy, I trust?
She is not, she is the moon queen or something.
Unrelated, after facing her I decided I wanted to go to the capital but was blocked by this a#$@+&! knight on a fire breathing horse.
My first idea of facing him on horseback did not go well, ten times.
So what I did was turn mostly invisible and stuffed a bunch of cotton in my boots (thus making them quiet) and snuck up behind him and his horse and proceeded to cast poison mist up his a@@#%@$ until he died.
No idea why he didn't turn around or move while I sat there poisoning him for ten minutes real time but at least I got in the capital.
So I guess in a way, I'm the indigestion remedy.
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Poison mist in the a*$#**%# would certainly solve that problem.
Any advice on potentially becoming a hermit?
Any advice on potentially becoming a hermit?
Have you considered retreating to a far away swamp and living in a small mud hut there?
Any advice on potentially becoming a hermit?Have you considered retreating to a far away swamp and living in a small mud hut there?
I take it you've also been to Iowa?
I take it you've also been to Iowa?Any advice on potentially becoming a hermit?Have you considered retreating to a far away swamp and living in a small mud hut there?
I've been living there on-and-off since 2019. There are a surprising number of people and large warehouses, and not very many trees.