eta: Why is the Tofu French?
Because it hates freedom?
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.
Some friends of mine went to Pizza Bianco recently and had to wait six hours for a table. Insane.