

Never once. I still talk to the only people from there I care to know.


Never once. I still talk to the only people from there I care to know.
Stainless steel is my favorite. I would bet you’re not using it right. They need to be preheated before cooking. Once you can get a bead of water dancing on the pan, after that, everything slides right off.
And I’m pretty sure soap is a no no on cast iron, but I’m no expert on that.


I remember life moving along pretty well in the 80s without browsers.
This is an odd question. Without browsers, there wouldn’t be any websites to view. It’s like asking how would you see what your computer is doing if monitors weren’t invented. If an essential piece of technology didn’t exist, then all other technologies would have developed in a completely different way. Nobody would create things that are unable to be used.


It’s nothing personal. It’s just how the world is, and a lot of us hate it.


I’ve never heard of any of this, but I found the answers very interesting! Thanks for asking!


They really are the exact same thing, it’s just that one has a more negative connotation than the other. I don’t think there is a line where one becomes the other.
If you like the results, you were convinced, if you don’t, then you were manipulated.


For what it’s worth, I think most Americans just assume that Canadian celebrities are USian until they find out otherwise.


Conversation is it’s own reward.
Not everything needs gamified.


Bringing food from outside doesn’t cause people to not want to order your food.
People bring outside food because they never wanted to buy yours in the first place.


But nothing beats hot WAFLS in the morning!


That’s why YSK.
No, I’m with you.
If you can’t eat a simple meal without making a huge fucking mess of the car, you can get the fuck out.

But the odds of getting a specific sequence with 1/60,466,176 odds are 100%


And I don’t think anyone would rather press the temp button 375 times to get to a reasonable cooking temperature.


Because it makes more sense to mark 325, 350, 375, 400, and 425, on the knobs of the oven than 307, 337, 373, 401, 421, and 449.


I’ve never really had an issue with doing both. I just end up feeling half drunk and half high.
But I know a few people who can’t do both, and others that have to do them in the correct order.
Send it to them