Theroddd Now • 100%
Time cube. I think about this some times and wonder... https://web.archive.org/web/20150506055228/http://www.timecube.com/index.html
Theroddd Now • 38%
This is the correct answer.
A prank should be funny and enjoyed by the person getting pranked.
OP. Using things she's deeply afraid of to "prank" her is not going to be enjoyable by anyone except you. You want "psychological horror"? Have someone call her and your family pretending to be the police department and say that you passed in a vehicle accident. Point a gun (fake or not) at her and pull the trigger. Find some roadkill and put it in her mailbox, then car, then bed. Have some friends stalk her at her work or school and then follow her home. Lay on the floor with an empty bottle of sleeping pills and a note that says "I'm sorry".
See how funny those pranks are!
Theroddd Now • 100%
Just a small note here. The LOC does not have a copy of every book published. https://www.loc.gov/about/frequently-asked-questions/#every_book
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Theroddd Now • 100%
Hello! Any word on this? The blur nsfw is the only thing I have a problems with. The others are minor but NSFW popping up anytime I might open my phone could be well, not safe for work.
Thank you for everything you do.
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The article is badly written and jumps around a lot. What I got out of it though is that it is now an admitted ponzi scheme? "You may notice us advertising our upcoming event. This is a part of the new business model to trade out of this insolvency. How this works is using ticket sales of future events to firstly pay any and all outstanding company invoices then secondly to produce revenue to pay the next events invoices. At a sacrifice of us not generating a profit from this event but instead ensuring any and all relevant [parties] past and future are paid."
Theroddd Now • 100%
Love my cast iron as well. It gets so much use and is always out and on my burner..
Theroddd Now • 100%
You seemed pretty decent in your comments on other post. Too bad a block is needed here.
Theroddd Now • 100%
Is this the right community? Or is this for visualizations of scientific data?
Love the post.
Theroddd Now • 100%
Just people with nothing better to do I guess.
Theroddd Now • 100%
Tried it! It was fine. Had a nice bit of ranch flavor but the consistency was off for me. It wasn't terrible but just not what I was used to. Thank you for the tip.
Theroddd Now • 100%
Ohh I do, sometimes I spice my GCS with red pepper or cumin.
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Me too, me too. How do you prefer a grilled cheese?
Theroddd Now • 100%
Give it a go, they are incredible comfort food with so many variation and super fast.
And check out a Monte Cristo sandwich. When done right they are great.
Theroddd Now • 100%
Eggy fry bread makes a tasty sandwich base. Throw some ham and cheese between the slices.
The sheer variation in bread and cheese pretty much guarantees a combination for anyone that eats bread and cheese. Would love to hear what you come up with! Please report back. Also, is this your first Exposure to the grilled cheese concept? I'm really Interested in knowing your experience. I grew up with them, someone coming to them later in life is going to have an interesting take.
Theroddd Now • 100%
That, to me, would be a type of open face melt. Which are very good as well.
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I'm glad this is of value to someone other than me. Moslty I really liek grilled cheese. Was slightly curious about the science of fat in pan vs fat spread on bread. To my brain, it's shouldn't make a difference where the fat starts, but it does.
Adding in, I think the egg in the mayo definitely enhances the flavor and texture, more that the pure fattyness or another source.
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Describe eggy fried bread? Couldn't be what I would call French toast? This is heat butter in pan, beat egg in wide bowl, maybe with some vanilla, dregs a slice of bread, both sides in egg, fry in butter until golden yellow. Add sweet topping like a compote or maple syrup or powdered sugar, enjoy.
Grilled cheese is 2 slices of bread, with a fat, and a cheese. Coat one side of bread in fat, put fat side down in pan. Put cheese on bread, coat one side of other slice of bread in fat, place fat side up on top of cheese. When bottom slice of bread gets golden, flip entire sandwich and fry until the other side is golden. Remove from heat and enjoy.
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Heavy cream all the way for tomato soup. The mozzarella "snap" is always good and a goot texture feeling. That is a bit more of a grown up grilled cheese. Mine are generally basic and quick. Bread, mayo, cheese, heat, time. I will occasionally spice it up and make it fancy but usually, like you I want it now and good and easy.
1. Why is fat spread on the bread different than fat poured in the pan? The sandwich comes out different depending your method here. 1A. Which method do you prefer? 2. What fat do you use? Butter? Mayonnaise? Some super cool other thing that I haven't tried? Again the sandwich comes out different, both in flavor and texture depending on the fat of choice. 3. Best cheese and bread for the sandwich?
Ren down for a couple days but back now. How has Ohio been?
https://youtu.be/TtmAD0ieaSQ Jason Derulo - savage love