That "did I miss something here?" really instills an image of you standing at a workbench with a live electric eel, various electronics parts, and an IKEA instruction booklet in hand trying to get this thing to charge your phone.
I am genuinely floored by how many people here are claiming to actually eat breakfast. Tf is all the chia pudding bananas toast eggs shit??? For me, and everyone I know, breakfast is a special occasion for days off. My wife and I make breakfast maybe 10 times a year. I've always heard Lemmy's average age is on the higher end, and this thread has confirmed it for me.
Once upon a time, I went over to this girl's place for a movie night. She went to the bathroom, and her cat came sneaking out of the bedroom. She trotted up to me, and I started petting her. When the girl came out and saw us on the couch, she was visibly surprised. She told me the cat never comes around new people. I shrugged, and we all went about our merry way. A while later, she told me that whoever she planned on getting with would have to love her and her cats. That was five years ago now. We're married with six cats.
I definitely have a "late wakeup" kit that includes a travel toothbrush and toothpaste. Since I commute by bus and occasionally lose track of time in the morning, I am prepared to brush in the office if I have to. On average, maybe once every two weeks. So far, no one has seen me do it, but I do make it a point to clean up when I'm done.
Hi, state certified pharmacy technician here. I'm the guy that receives and types prescriptions. Shorthand is absolutely a thing; "tk 2 t po q 8 h" is a pretty reasonable example that translates to "take two tablets by mouth every 8 hours." Legibility is a completely separate issue. If I can't read it, I take it to the pharmacist. If they can't decode it, we skip it, file it, and request a new one. When the patient comes to get it, we tell them we need a new script, and that we're waiting for the prescriber to get back to us. But, sure, go ahead and tell me that illegible scripts aren't real and can't hurt patients.
It looked very much like a comic book cover. Full color. Both astronauts were helmeted with good visors. Even the one that had a slug punch through their visor was only black with the red smoke coming out. It was within the last two years I saw it, but I don't know if that's when it was made. I cave remember for sure where I saw it, but it was probably reddit. I did try going back through my saves though, and didn't see it.
Looking back, I actually missed an ingredient. The glaze was 2 parts ginger honey, 2 parts hot honey, 1 part orange blossom honey, plus the garlic. The orange did a really good job of mellowing out the hot honey and rounding the flavors out. If you ever get the opportunity, I would very seriously recommend getting a smoker. It's a lot of fun to do, and the food is great.
Now that is interesting, I didn't know about that. It's kinda funny, because it came out so good, but also so different than I was expecting for a second I thought I fucked it up.
I will tell you the recipe I used is really excellent. Very simple, easy ingredients. The most important thing this recipe gives you is the drying step. Drying the fish in the fridge overnight develops a pellicle on the meat, which seals the juices in the fish to keep it tender, and it gives a tacky surface that the smoke sticks to. Definitely not something I would have thought to do, that's for sure.
That "did I miss something here?" really instills an image of you standing at a workbench with a live electric eel, various electronics parts, and an IKEA instruction booklet in hand trying to get this thing to charge your phone.