That sucks, she had such great energy on air and was a great advocate for learning how to cook. Worst Cooks was a fun combination of competition and education. I grew up learning basic cooking so I never struggled with it, but I still learned a good amount from her on that show.
Meteor Man!
*It was quite a big frog, however, and got into the air ducts and kept everyone awake for weeks.
GNU Terry Pratchett
I got mine online without an ID
There’s even a step stool folded up right next to the toilet! Oatmeal is great though, especially with berries mixed in
Even if he does get space: it’s not the job of the speaker of the fucking house to give him space from investigations. The house is supposed to investigate!
The 5 ghz vs 2.4 is such a pain in the ass. As far as I can tell Android won’t let you pick which to use so you can’t be on the same network as the device, even with the same ssid.
You can have your router split the different frequencies into different named networks to make it work. But you shouldn’t have to
Fried chicken served on a giant fried egg
Red beans and rice, it’s easy in the slow cooker, has a lot of flavor
Jeep Grand Cherokee, 1998 model I think
(loud and shrill) One a penny! Two a penny! HOT CROSS BUNS!
Maybe there’s a Hammy Mary in the spamug. Including a raw string bean and raw potato slices on a skewer
No, it’s Serj Supportian
Ain’t nothing quite like a robot on a bike
Not their marriage to each other, but I went to my dad’s second wedding, when I was in my twenties. Nice guerrilla ceremony at an art museum
It turns out you can just buy psychological validation at the store
Last book: The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook. It’s book three in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series, which I’m enjoying a lot. Sometimes the game mechanic details get a little tiring, but they’re typically meaningful to the larger story, or at least the action scenes. The human drama of it is where it really shines, tons of righteous indignation and coming together against adversity. Lots of humor sprinkled in. It can be a little crude and definitely very violent, I’d recommend it as long as those aren’t deal breakers.
Current book: Citadel of the Autarch, fourth book in the New Sun series. It’s good so far, building on the story of the first three books, interested to see how it reaches the situation foreshadowed in the first book via the framing device of this being a memoir written by the main character. The meandering plot with occasional tangent story-within-a-story have made it a slower read for me, but the surreality of it keeps it intriguing during the slower moments. I’d definitely recommend it, it’s clear why this is a well regarded series, very different from my usual read.