eta: Why is the Tofu French?
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Natter 65: Speed Limit Enforced by Aircraft
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
eta: Why is the Tofu French?
Because it hates freedom?
It sounds like you've been reading the Unhappy Hipsters site too much.
I have the feed in my reader. It reminds me of why I love steampunk.
I haven't been a Costco member for two or three years. I still haven't used up the roll of garbage bags I last got there. I'm tempted to get another one for that day somewhere in the future.
I should be good on gallon ziploc bags for quite the while, though.
Dammit. Now I'm thinking of a million Costco things, and that's not even counting electronics or DVDs.
On the list of things I can't believe people develop, a co-worker just showed us [link] It depends on you printing out a sasquatch footprint (uh, no Sam Winchester involved) and then feeding it video of you with the footprint whereupon it superimposes a sasquatch into your video.
Uh, niche.
I had pumpernickel for the first time this week. It was weird. It was a bagel, so perhaps not the one true pumpernickel, but a start. Today's bagel is back to sesame seed, with frou-frou schmear.
Dammit. Now I'm thinking of a million Costco things, and that's not even counting electronics or DVDs.
You know, I bet someday soon someone with a car and a Costco membership will be in LA.
Pumpernickel bagels are my favorite, but I find that pumpernickel bagel lovers are few and far between. They are particularly good as the bread of a chicken salad sandwich with Muenster cheese.
Pumpernickel bagels are my favorite, but I find that pumpernickel bagel lovers are few and far between. They are particularly good as the bread of a chicken salad sandwich with Muenster cheese.
I love pumpernickel bagels! I prefer my chicken salad just on plain pumpernickel bread, though, and no Muenster.
Severed Leg Cat Toys: The Most Endearing Body Parts...And the Tastiest
Cats will eat your eyeballs if given half the chance. Now they can eat severed legs. Karen Brazell is a 38 year old graphic designer. She makes catnip toys that look like severed legs and sells them for five bucks a pop.
On the list of things I can't believe people develop, a co-worker just showed us [link]. It depends on you printing out a sasquatch footprint (uh, no Sam Winchester involved) and then feeding it video of you with the footprint whereupon it superimposes a sasquatch into your video.
Uh, niche.
Niche? I don't think so. There are hundreds of ways this technology could be useful. National Security, Health Care, Finance, the Arts, it could apply to almost every sector of human endeavor.