No, that's too much crust. You have to have a good blend of both. I give the ends of the bread to the dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoe
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No, that's too much crust. You have to have a good blend of both. I give the ends of the bread to the dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoe
We call that "the heel" in our house, and those pieces get thrown in the backyard for the birds.
That's my fav. piece, especially on some nice fresh bread. Wonderbread, not so much.
I don't get the appeal of Wonder bread at all.
I don't get why the world doesn't understand me. :emo kid:
I don't get why anyone uses AIM at all (I'll save you from my AOL rant).
I don't get why anyone drinks Budwiser (that isn't forced to at a stadium).
I don't get how half the country got hooked on Pepsi (tastes like flat coke).
I don't get how a cheeseburger and a double cheeseburger both cost $1 at McDonalds.
No, please do give me your AOL rant. I have nothing better to do.
Also, I don't get why I constantly edit my posts.
I must disagree with you here. I use AIM to keep up with friends at home while in school and vice versa. And Budweiser sometimes tastes... too good...Quote:
Originally Posted by WTFchris
No match for my favorite, however (Sam Adams Boston Lager).
Well if you want to be able to threaten people over the internet, AIM is the way to do it. Usually you only hear about guys (especially the dudes on To Catch A Predator) getting busted for doing some shit in Yahoo chats.
I don't know how my penis would function without the ability to threaten people anonymously, seriously.
White bread in general doesn't really do anything for me either, but Wonder is the worst.Quote:
Originally Posted by Uncle Mxy
I don't understand why people like that bland, old-fashioned "chop suey" kind of Chinese food. I like Chinese food as much as the next guy, but I'm not going to any place that says it has "chop suey" and "cocktails."
AOL is a shit corperation that charges people 30 bucks a month for shitty dial up, a crappy browser interface that cators to idiots that don't know how to use Internet Explorer properly. They have shitty customer service (who doesn't I guess), they lock down your account sometimes when you get spammed because they think you are running a porno ring or something. They spam you with pop ups to automatically update your service every two weeks, and you cannot even read what the updates are. If you decline, it keeps popping up anyway until you install them. The whole company is basically a piece of shit. I'm sure you could find thousands of blogs with stories about how they suck.
Yes, AIM is a different breed, but they still own it. I refuse to use any service by them because it supports the parent company. They get ad dollars for ads on the AIM window, which supports the shit company.
I chat on gmail or through MSN messenger.
Anyway, back to the "Things I don't get"...
10/10.
^^ Timbeau, it could be that you weren't ready to confront such issues as racism, how it affects American society, and how people react to it. Or possibly the underlying, covert racism that sometimes rears its ugly head in the form of Norton's character.
It also could be that you hate Elliot Gould and the Terminator kid.
And lastly, it could be that yesterday's scintillating discussion on the merits of cutting a sandwich before eating it jarred something in you that made you decide you were finally ready to tackle this very thoughtful and provoking movie.
This post is in regard to your question about American History X
I was going to use that...'heel' but didn't think anyone would know what I meant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenn
Blasphemy.Quote:
Originally Posted by WTFchris
Why? It's one of the worst main stream beers out there (and I'm not talking about the bargian beers like Nat Light and Milwaukees Best).
If you were given a free case of regular priced beer (in the $10/12 pack range), what would you pick?
Bud? That would be near the bottom of my list. I'd rather drink almost any canadian beer, any miller product, and plenty more. I prefer ales anyway, but Bud is one of the worst tasting beers for it's price IMO.
Everyone has their own preference, but I think the bulk of Bud drinkers simply like it because of its availability really. They started drinking it because their buddies got a keg of it, or that's what the stadium serves, or something like that.
Mostly joking but my Uncle drank Bud. The drinking age in Mich when i grew up was 18, which meant some were indulging by 16 and a half or so. Its kind of like your first girlfriend.
Bud was my beer for prolly 15 years. But there wasn't a lot to choose from back in the day.
Now-a-days its Fosters, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, and an occaisional Bud or even Coors Light.
Not sure bout this but there does seem to be more Canadian beers in Mich than out here.
Yeah, that Furlong really gets on my nerves!Quote:
Originally Posted by Zip Goshboots
Meh. I think Miller products are vile....
I knew it! He's as bad as McCauley Caulkin. But at least McCauley Caulkin had an affair with Michael Jackson.Quote:
Originally Posted by e-ray
I've said some nasty things about religion, but I am considering joining the Raelian Church. I've been pretty sad as of late and the only thing that can make me happy is a ridiculous religion started up by a retired race car driver.
Have fun digging for gold.
I know what you mean timbeau. I've been down in the dumps myself, bored as HELLL with this marriage and kids and Omaha Nebraska bullshit. I'd like to find a REAL religion, one that didn;t believe it was the only right one, one that didn;t have some stupid story book full of rules, and one that believed men could have butt sex with as many women as possible, and get as many blow jobs as possible, and one that would finance many trips to brothels in Nevada. And one that believed you could get drunk all the time and take drugs too.Quote:
Originally Posted by timbeau0805
Now I know all you guys are thinking that that is just about any religion, but I just want all the pretense of caring removed.
Seriously, you should read Message From the Designers by Rael, Zip. Even more ridiculous than The Bible, but waaaaaaaaay more entertaining.
I've never heard of such. I'll "google" it right now.
http://rael.org/rael_content/rael_summary.phpQuote:
THE MESSAGES
The messages dictated to Rael explain that life on Earth is not the result of random evolution, nor the work of a supernatural 'God'. It is a deliberate creation, using DNA, by a scientifically advanced people who made human beings literally "in their image" -- what one can call "scientific creationism." References to these scientists and their work, as well as to their symbol of infinity, can be found in the ancient texts of many cultures. For example, in Genesis, the Biblical account of Creation, the word "Elohim" has been mistranslated as the singular word "God", but it is actually a plural word which means "those who came from the sky", and the singular is "Eloha" (also known as "Allah"). Indigenous cultures all over the world remember these "gods" who came from the sky, including natives of Africa (Dogon, Twa, etc.), America, Asia, Australia, and Europe.
Leaving our humanity to progress by itself, the Elohim nevertheless maintained contact with us via prophets including Buddha, Moses, Mohammed, etc., all specially chosen and educated by them. The role of the prophets was to progressively educate humanity through the Messages they taught, each adapted to the culture and level of understanding at the time. They were also to leave traces of the Elohim so that we would be able to recognize them as our Creators and fellow human beings when we had advanced enough scientifically to understand them. Jesus, whose father was an Eloha, was given the task of spreading these messages throughout the world in preparation for this crucial time in which we are now privileged to live: the predicted Age Of Revelation.
And most important of all, read the book, "Intelligent Design - Message from the Designers" the book which will revolutionize your thinking, transform your life and which is already changing the world.
Great book to read for some laughs. Up there with The Urantia Book for me.
Labatts Blue is good. I get that.
I know I'm about to mark myself, but I don't get beer at all. Like lots of other 14-year-olds, My first beer was Budweiser and I thought it was vile. It really turned me off to beer. Since then people go "no no no, try Rolling Rock, try Blue Moon, try Labatts, try Sierra Nevada, try This One Fancy Beer Only I Know About."
And you know what it all tastes like to me? Beer. The part of my tongue that differentiates one beer from another is broken. I don't understand why it would be just this one thing I could never grow into. I have grown into lots of foods and drinks I didn't like when I was a squirt. I can do anything for love. I can do anything for love. But I won't do that.
Did you just quote a meatloaf song while talking about beer? BANNNNN. BAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!
I disagree Vinny. It just goes to show the versatility of BEER that it can be incorporated into any context; it's that important.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vinny
That Mich was able to artfully work in that Meatloaf song also shows his versatility and intelligence.
I love beer because my battered girlfriend chooses to not hate the playa, but hate the game.
Laugh all you want, but that silly fat fuck sings his heart and several other organs out on every single song. If I gotta listen to pop love ballads and you give me the choice between Enrique Iglesias and Meat Loaf, I'll have the Meat Loaf please. Don't hate on me because I'm man enough to admit it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vinny
Co-signed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mich & Tele
I can drink and enjoy many kinds of alcoholic beverage in moderation, from Long Islands and cognacs that put hair on your chest, to lightweight stuff like a Pinot Grigio white wine that won't. But I can't get into beer.
Yessir!Quote:
And you know what it all tastes like to me? Beer. The part of my tongue that differentiates one beer from another is broken. I don't understand why it would be just this one thing I could never grow into.
Beer as a seasoning is ok at times. I'll go for beer-battered fish & chips, for example. But drinking it just doesn't give me much pleasure. I've nursed my way through one glass of most popular flavors of beer over the years, hoping to find something that wouldn't give me that "eww, beer" taste.
FWIW, I have a similar reaction to coffee, but not most caffeine delivery mecahnisms. About the only time I might order a coffee is in the context of oriental iced coffee, but even then, I'm just experimenting.
I love the beer battered fish and chips, except for two things: The batter and the fish. So I skip that part.
I have much respect for people who enjoy beer. If they like to drink Budweiser, I think, "good for them," even though Budweiser is pretty gross even to people who like beer. So in my earnest attempt to not look like a total vagina, I've worked very hard over the years to cultivate a taste for other manly alcoholic beverages.
The problem is, there aren't that many alcoholic beverages that have a distinctly manly style.
* Rum reminds me of pirates (pretty manly) but it also reminds me of the Kids In The Hall sketch "Girl Drink Drunk" where Kevin MacDonald is supposed to be at a meeting at work, but instead he's locked himself in a closet with a blender and a coconut (not manly).
* Vodka reminds me of Russian gangsters (manly) but it also reminds me of cosmopolitans and Sex In The City (not at all manly).
* Bourbon reminds me of rednecks racing their cars off cliffs (manly) but it also reminds me of Southern Comfort, which is seriously the most god-awfully sweet teenage party liquor in the history of the world (not manly).
* Wine is good. I like wine a lot. I drink a ton of it. But I'm not going to pretend it's manly. It's something I drink with my friends when we have to admit that we're too old to have real fun anymore.
* Tequila is damn strong, and it makes me vomit (manly) but it also seems to make college girls go bisexual (not manly, but thank you Jesus).
So I've settled on the fact that there are 2 other liquors that you can drink and still prove your manhood: scotch whiskey and gin.
* Scotch whiskey is a punishing liquor. Everyone's got a story about how they lost control over some bodily function or another while drinking scotch whiskey. Girls don't touch scotch because generally, they can get just as drunk drinking Amaretto sours. And let's face it, a person who's drunk on scotch stinks of it for miles.
* Gin. Gin may be the manliest drink in the world, maybe even more than beer. It tastes like jet fuel mixed with Pine-Sol. It also gives you Gin Face. If you're not familiar with Gin Face, it's the face you make when you're wondering "god damn, why did I swallow that? That's got to be poison." Anyone can look and talk like Clint Eastwood. All it takes is gin.
^That's funny
What's your take on Jagermeister?
Budweiser is one of the top selling beers. So its not gross to peeps who drink beer. Its a domestic beer and now that the micros are taking over it doesn't have the market share it once did, but I'm thinking all the peeps that are buying it aren't spending all that money and watering their lawn with it.
I'm not saying it isn't popular. I'm just saying people got suckered into getting hooked on it. Millions of people pay $25 a month for AOL dial up too, that doesn't make it a good product. It just means they are good at marketing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoe
I like the "Gin Face", but I've always thought it makes you look like Chalres Bronson taking a shit.