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Treppa wrote:I have a bunch of recipes passed down from a (possible) Scottish ancestor who was a baker's apprentice and journeyman baker before the industrial revolution put him into the factories.The only culinary professional in my family (to my knowledge) was Typhoid Mary. (Look it up, I'm not joking.)
I had heard she was a master cook. Poor woman.
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Mark Thomas 66 wrote:Treppa wrote:It did wonders for Harry DresdenSo a client suggested I learn to play guitar to help rehab the flex, stretch, and grip of my left hand.
Does that make sense? How much does a beginner's guitar cost (acoustic)? Are there good teach-yourself methods?
Oh, right! But that's fiction.
Isn't it?
dun dun DUUUUUUUUUUN!
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It must be the drugs. I clicked on the "Yes, go ahead and upgrade to Windows 10" button on my beautiful Windows 7 work laptop. It was a clean machine. I don't think the upgrade can be stopped.
Going to sleep before I set something on fire or cook the dog.
damn.
I'm still looking forward to getting a new(read: used) desktop from a friend. They are confused as to why I want windows 7 and not 8.1 or 10. I would have it be an xp machine if I could, but I think 7 is the best of both worlds- let's me do xp stuff without windows nonsense. Or much of it. Sharoth, correct me if I'm wrong here.
| Patrick Curtin |
Patrick Curtin wrote:On purpose? Or will they be calling you to recover them?Well, my drunken riders left me two cases of beer and two very nice backpack coolers.
It's been a pretty good night
It was accidental. I doubt they'd want the beers back, but they might call for the coolers. They of course can have them back. If they don't reclaim them, I can always find a use for them. I do have a 15-hour road trip coming up to America's touk soon
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Mark Thomas 66 wrote:I do more than half the cooking at home. My wife's better but I do it more often, she cooks for special occasions. I'm vegetarian, but I've got some fun recipes.Huh, I didn't know you were a vegetarian.
What would be something you'd recommend to a borderline carnivore?
For starters, you might poke around here for ideas. The only recipe I can 100% vouch for is the vegan "bacon", which is delicious and hits the same cravings (umami, crunchy, salty, smoky, little sweet, little fatty), but you won't fool yourself into thinking it's pork. When I want something I haven't had before, I often start with a vegetarian or vegan recipe because they must be flavorful and satisfying... but then I inevitably think "This sounds delicious, but it'd taste even better with chicken or beef."
Rysky
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Rysky wrote:For starters, you might poke around here for ideas. The only recipe I can 100% vouch for is the vegan "bacon", which is delicious and hits the same cravings (umami, crunchy, salty, smoky, little sweet, little fatty), but you won't fool yourself into thinking it's pork. When I want something I haven't had before, I often start with a vegetarian or vegan recipe because they must be flavorful and satisfying... but then I inevitably think "This sounds delicious, but it'd taste even better with chicken or beef."Mark Thomas 66 wrote:I do more than half the cooking at home. My wife's better but I do it more often, she cooks for special occasions. I'm vegetarian, but I've got some fun recipes.Huh, I didn't know you were a vegetarian.
What would be something you'd recommend to a borderline carnivore?
Okies, I'll give it a look over.
Thankies :3
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I shouldn't google food mentioned in news articles. So far this afternoon I've learned about:
- fresh-baked baguette vending machines,
- fresh-made & baked pizza vending machines,
- Polish boy sandwiches, and
- Taylor ham, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwiches.
| Feros |
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I shouldn't google food mentioned in news articles. So far this afternoon I've learned about:Holy Mojo Jojo, I'm hungry.
- fresh-baked baguette vending machines,
- fresh-made & baked pizza vending machines,
- Polish boy sandwiches, and
- Taylor ham, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwiches.
Think of dead baby spiders and it will pass.
>:)
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Think of dead baby spiders and it will pass.
>:)
Spiders are just non-aquatic crabs or lobsters... so, still hungry. (Stoo'Mak is not so easily distracted.)
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fresh-baked baguette vending machines, fresh-made & baked pizza vending machines,
WUT.
I will gleefully shank a b@*%~ to get one of those down here.
| Mojo Jojo, Esq. |
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I shouldn't google food mentioned in news articles. So far this afternoon I've learned about:Holy Mojo Jojo, I'm hungry.
- fresh-baked baguette vending machines,
- fresh-made & baked pizza vending machines,
- Polish boy sandwiches, and
- Taylor ham, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwiches.
You rang?
For I am the monkey of which you speak. I, Mojo Jojo, the Magnificent, Intellectual, and Suave. There is none other because Mojo Jojo is me!
| taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
Freehold DM wrote:Is this your way of telling me you want to go out for poutine?
I am slowly eating healthier too. Slowly. While mark can certainly note that I have had some fried foods on a special occasion, I have been using my BRAND SPANKING NEW RICE COOKER more, and today was fish and corn for lunch with cheerios and banana for breakfast(yesterday was much the same, but cheerios and two types of fruit for breakfast, fruit for lunch, and rice and vegetarian curry for dinner).I'm not skinny yet, but I'm trying. I'm also going to the gym with mom more and have toned my weakness treats down to fit newtons (easiest diuretic you'll ever eat!) and no more than two mexicokes a day. That it. Beyond that it's water, tea, and fruit.
I am working an early shift for the second job today aND so I will be trying to make it to m2m to get some more curry for my rice cooker...
Wait, what? You have poutine where you live?
| Treppa |
Any acoustic guitarists here? Barely used Squier (Fender) starter kit for $40, with case and box, or vintage Cort AF-550-ns that needs new strings for $30 (strings will probably be $13 for the set I'm looking at). Squier hasn't been used, seller of Cort says it's dinged and needs new strings but plays really well. Squier? Cort? For that price, get them both? Flip a coin?
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Celestial Healer wrote:Freehold DM wrote:Is this your way of telling me you want to go out for poutine?
I am slowly eating healthier too. Slowly. While mark can certainly note that I have had some fried foods on a special occasion, I have been using my BRAND SPANKING NEW RICE COOKER more, and today was fish and corn for lunch with cheerios and banana for breakfast(yesterday was much the same, but cheerios and two types of fruit for breakfast, fruit for lunch, and rice and vegetarian curry for dinner).I'm not skinny yet, but I'm trying. I'm also going to the gym with mom more and have toned my weakness treats down to fit newtons (easiest diuretic you'll ever eat!) and no more than two mexicokes a day. That it. Beyond that it's water, tea, and fruit.
I am working an early shift for the second job today aND so I will be trying to make it to m2m to get some more curry for my rice cooker...
Wait, what? You have poutine where you live?
Yes and it is amazing.
| Patrick Curtin |
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Doesn't NYC have just about everything? I still want to go to the Tim Burton themed bar there
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taig wrote:Yes and it is amazing.Celestial Healer wrote:Freehold DM wrote:Is this your way of telling me you want to go out for poutine?
I am slowly eating healthier too. Slowly. While mark can certainly note that I have had some fried foods on a special occasion, I have been using my BRAND SPANKING NEW RICE COOKER more, and today was fish and corn for lunch with cheerios and banana for breakfast(yesterday was much the same, but cheerios and two types of fruit for breakfast, fruit for lunch, and rice and vegetarian curry for dinner).I'm not skinny yet, but I'm trying. I'm also going to the gym with mom more and have toned my weakness treats down to fit newtons (easiest diuretic you'll ever eat!) and no more than two mexicokes a day. That it. Beyond that it's water, tea, and fruit.
I am working an early shift for the second job today aND so I will be trying to make it to m2m to get some more curry for my rice cooker...
Wait, what? You have poutine where you live?
Indeed, it is.
| Sharoth |
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Any acoustic guitarists here? Barely used Squier (Fender) starter kit for $40, with case and box, or vintage Cort AF-550-ns that needs new strings for $30 (strings will probably be $13 for the set I'm looking at). Squier hasn't been used, seller of Cort says it's dinged and needs new strings but plays really well. Squier? Cort? For that price, get them both? Flip a coin?
David Mallon plays the guitar. Send him a message and he might know the answer.
| Mark Thomas 66 RPG Superstar 2009 Top 16 |
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Speaking of breakfast, that brings to mind breakfast pizza, easily made carnivore friendly by substituting Gimme lean fake sausage with real sausage.
The crust is made from croissant dough, the topping scrambled eggs with cheese covered in sausage gravy and garnished with chopped scallions or red pepper flakes if you so desire.
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Any acoustic guitarists here? Barely used Squier (Fender) starter kit for $40, with case and box, or vintage Cort AF-550-ns that needs new strings for $30 (strings will probably be $13 for the set I'm looking at). Squier hasn't been used, seller of Cort says it's dinged and needs new strings but plays really well. Squier? Cort? For that price, get them both? Flip a coin?
Squier acoustics are absolute garbage (their electric guitars and basses are pretty decent, though). Cort guitars are a little bit higher quality, especially older models. I'd say go with the Cort, but that might just be because I'm a sucker for Asian-made guitars. I'm not really a "gear nerd."
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Rysky
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Speaking of breakfast, that brings to mind breakfast pizza, easily made carnivore friendly by substituting Gimme lean fake sausage with real sausage.
The crust is made from croissant dough, the topping scrambled eggs with cheese covered in sausage gravy and garnished with chopped scallions or red pepper flakes if you so desire.
Ooo..
*takes notes*
I don't know if I've ever had actual red pepper flakes, hmm... I do have Lord Byron's butt rub and sriracha though...
| taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
taig wrote:Yes and it is amazing.Celestial Healer wrote:Freehold DM wrote:Is this your way of telling me you want to go out for poutine?
I am slowly eating healthier too. Slowly. While mark can certainly note that I have had some fried foods on a special occasion, I have been using my BRAND SPANKING NEW RICE COOKER more, and today was fish and corn for lunch with cheerios and banana for breakfast(yesterday was much the same, but cheerios and two types of fruit for breakfast, fruit for lunch, and rice and vegetarian curry for dinner).I'm not skinny yet, but I'm trying. I'm also going to the gym with mom more and have toned my weakness treats down to fit newtons (easiest diuretic you'll ever eat!) and no more than two mexicokes a day. That it. Beyond that it's water, tea, and fruit.
I am working an early shift for the second job today aND so I will be trying to make it to m2m to get some more curry for my rice cooker...
Wait, what? You have poutine where you live?
I didn't think there was anywhere in the states where you could get it. It probably doesn't help that I live in one of the most backward states in the country.
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Treppa wrote:Any acoustic guitarists here? Barely used Squier (Fender) starter kit for $40, with case and box, or vintage Cort AF-550-ns that needs new strings for $30 (strings will probably be $13 for the set I'm looking at). Squier hasn't been used, seller of Cort says it's dinged and needs new strings but plays really well. Squier? Cort? For that price, get them both? Flip a coin?Squier acoustics are absolute garbage (their electric guitars and basses are pretty decent, though). Cort guitars are a little bit higher quality, especially older models. I'd say go with the Cort, but that might just be because I'm a sucker for Asian-made guitars. I'm not really a "gear nerd."
I'd watch two whales humping before I got a squier acoustic... well, maybe not that, but yes they're s%!&.
I'd get the Cort, if only because acoustic instruments sound better as they age. :-)
If you can play it before buying that'd be ideal, but I'm old school like that.
But I'm also not a gear nerd. :-)
Rysky
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David M Mallon wrote:Treppa wrote:Any acoustic guitarists here? Barely used Squier (Fender) starter kit for $40, with case and box, or vintage Cort AF-550-ns that needs new strings for $30 (strings will probably be $13 for the set I'm looking at). Squier hasn't been used, seller of Cort says it's dinged and needs new strings but plays really well. Squier? Cort? For that price, get them both? Flip a coin?Squier acoustics are absolute garbage (their electric guitars and basses are pretty decent, though). Cort guitars are a little bit higher quality, especially older models. I'd say go with the Cort, but that might just be because I'm a sucker for Asian-made guitars. I'm not really a "gear nerd."I'd watch two whales humping before I got a squier acoustic... well, maybe not that, but yes they're s!+$.
I'd get the Cort, if only because acoustic instruments sound better as they age. :-)
If you can play it before buying that'd be ideal, but I'm old school like that.
But I'm also not a gear nerd. :-)
That would definitely be some majestic and possibly destructive humping.
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Drejk wrote:They like to watch you suffer... (new kyton blogpost)I am the eye in the sky
STOP READING MY MIND!!