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Post by bansheebeat on Nov 14, 2014 22:12:45 GMT -5
Every time I see FortSteuben post this is all I can think about (nothing personal, just the Steuben part of your name). Anyway, I finally looked the case up for the first time since it was in the headlines, it's sickening to see how lenient all the punishments ended up being. Stay class American justice system.
Post by black bush on Nov 14, 2014 22:16:39 GMT -5
Not sure if this exists already or not, at there end of the year there should be an in memoriam thread where people could post something about an artist, friend relative or anyone. Or would that be too much of a downer?
Not sure if this exists already or not, at there end of the year there should be an in memoriam thread where people could post something about an artist, friend relative or anyone. Or would that be too much of a downer?
We don't have one yet, but that sounds like a lovely idea.
Every time I see FortSteuben post this is all I can think about (nothing personal, just the Steuben part of your name). Anyway, I finally looked the case up for the first time since it was in the headlines, it's sickening to see how lenient all the punishments ended up being. Stay class American justice system.
It's embarrassing, I hate that its the first thing people think when they hear Steubenville. And it is still big news here. One of the kids convicted with rape played the whole season this year and won defensive player of the year for his division in eastern ohio. Today a judge announced that his sex offender classification would be lowered. It just keeps bringing the story back.
Every time I see FortSteuben post this is all I can think about (nothing personal, just the Steuben part of your name). Anyway, I finally looked the case up for the first time since it was in the headlines, it's sickening to see how lenient all the punishments ended up being. Stay class American justice system.
It's embarrassing, I hate that its the first thing people think when they hear Steubenville. And it is still big news here. One of the kids convicted with rape played the whole season this year and won defensive player of the year for his division in eastern ohio. Today a judge announced that his sex offender classification would be lowered. It just keeps bringing the story back.
Sad to hear, but considering what's happened since the case broke it's pretty much what everyone has expected.
My favorite co-worker/boss just called to tell me she is moving to San Jose, CA. So now I am brainstorming how I can move somewhere between San Jose & San Diego.
That would be what? Santa Barbara? Winning the lottery better be part of the plan. Seems like a great place to be though
Pet peeve of mine: People who COMPLETELY revamp an online recipe, but review it anyway...
Hey, ya goof, if you've swapped out or completely changed more than half a dozen ingredients, you aren't making the same thing anymore and you should shut up*
*The only time this doesn't bother me is if they've made it properly the first time and are suggesting a tweak for improvement.
Pet peeve of mine: People who COMPLETELY revamp an online recipe, but review it anyway...
Hey, ya goof, if you've swapped out or completely changed more than half a dozen ingredients, you aren't making the same thing anymore and you should shut up*
*The only time this doesn't bother me is if they've made it properly the first time and are suggesting a tweak for improvement.
But following recipes is so boring
though I never post reviews
I'm talking mainly about baking recipes, because I like to bake. You can't really freestyle bake. It's hilarious how often people are like: I CHANGED OUT THE FLOUR FOR NUTS AND THE CHOCOLATE CHIPS FOR CANDY CANES AND THE MILK FOR COCA COLA AND IT TURNED OUT LIKE CRAP! 1 STAR!"
I'm talking mainly about baking recipes, because I like to bake. You can't really freestyle bake. It's hilarious how often people are like: I CHANGED OUT THE FLOUR FOR NUTS AND THE CHOCOLATE CHIPS FOR CANDY CANES AND THE MILK FOR COCA COLA AND IT TURNED OUT LIKE CRAP! 1 STAR!"
My favorite ever was for this recipe for cheesecake. This reviewer went off at all the low ratings for the recipe. In her review, she basically told everyone that had bad results that it was because they sucked at baking and was not because of the recipe. I had no idea people got that fired up about allrecipes until that moment.
I'm talking mainly about baking recipes, because I like to bake. You can't really freestyle bake. It's hilarious how often people are like: I CHANGED OUT THE FLOUR FOR NUTS AND THE CHOCOLATE CHIPS FOR CANDY CANES AND THE MILK FOR COCA COLA AND IT TURNED OUT LIKE CRAP! 1 STAR!"
I actually like experimenting with baking too, but there are certain things you can't fuck with. Although I mostly learned what those are through failed experiments
I'm talking mainly about baking recipes, because I like to bake. You can't really freestyle bake. It's hilarious how often people are like: I CHANGED OUT THE FLOUR FOR NUTS AND THE CHOCOLATE CHIPS FOR CANDY CANES AND THE MILK FOR COCA COLA AND IT TURNED OUT LIKE CRAP! 1 STAR!"
I actually like experimenting with baking too, but there are certain things you can't fuck with. Although I mostly learned what those are through failed experiments
I just checked you off of my Christmas list. Great book by my favorite Cleveland culinary author. Actually, all of his books are amazing.
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
I'm talking mainly about baking recipes, because I like to bake. You can't really freestyle bake. It's hilarious how often people are like: I CHANGED OUT THE FLOUR FOR NUTS AND THE CHOCOLATE CHIPS FOR CANDY CANES AND THE MILK FOR COCA COLA AND IT TURNED OUT LIKE CRAP! 1 STAR!"
My favorite is people who don't even measure when baking. And then wonder why the end product didn't come out right.
Caribou was good. They should play at Bonnaroo. Great for a date.
How was Jessy Lanza?
I'm assuming you mean the opener? I'm not sure if that's her name. She was OK. I showed up near the end of her set so I can't give a fair assessment. She's a one woman show...rocking a computer/turntable (i think), keyboard, and vocals. She came out to perform a song or two during Caribou as well.
I'm talking mainly about baking recipes, because I like to bake. You can't really freestyle bake. It's hilarious how often people are like: I CHANGED OUT THE FLOUR FOR NUTS AND THE CHOCOLATE CHIPS FOR CANDY CANES AND THE MILK FOR COCA COLA AND IT TURNED OUT LIKE CRAP! 1 STAR!"
My favorite is people who don't even measure when baking. And then wonder why the end product didn't come out right.
This right here is EXACTLY why I'm a chef and not a baker. I never, ever measure anything when cooking. I respect bakers so much, that shit is science and I don't have the patience.
There is a crack or hole or something in the line for my windshield wiper fluid. I really need to find some money to get that fixed or it's going to be a very difficult winter.
Edit: I forgot the reason I came in here. I just realized that we're like 2 and a half months away from the line up drop and I got really excited! So much excitement happening in the near future!!!!
I'm assuming you mean the opener? I'm not sure if that's her name. She was OK. I showed up near the end of her set so I can't give a fair assessment. She's a one woman show...rocking a computer/turntable (i think), keyboard, and vocals. She came out to perform a song or two during Caribou as well.
I'm hoping she's better than when she opened for Cut Copy last year. I totally loved her album but the performance came across a little boring and she seemed nervous.
I would like to officially nominate Salt Lake City for the commune. it's cold but incredibly gorgeous, easy to navigate, lots of good music and fine arts, and the people are nice and so much more laid-back than in my current Bible Belt location... there are amazing places to ski, the Univeristy of Utah hospital system is impressive, and the library is beautiful:
I would like to officially nominate Salt Lake City for the commune. it's cold but incredibly gorgeous, easy to navigate, lots of good music and fine arts, and the people are nice and so much more laid-back than in my current Bible Belt location... there are amazing places to ski, the Univeristy of Utah hospital system is impressive, and the library is beautiful:
They tell us "Rock'n'roll is the devil's music." Well, let's say we know that rock is the devil's music, and we know that it is, for sure … At least he fuckin' jams! If it's a choice between eternal Hell and good tunes, and eternal Heaven and New Kids on the fuckin' Block … I'm gonna be surfin' on the lake of fire, rockin' out.
Pet peeve of mine: People who COMPLETELY revamp an online recipe, but review it anyway...
Hey, ya goof, if you've swapped out or completely changed more than half a dozen ingredients, you aren't making the same thing anymore and you should shut up*
*The only time this doesn't bother me is if they've made it properly the first time and are suggesting a tweak for improvement.
That reminds me that I just recently found a spiced rubbed pork tenderloin recipe. It called for a rub made from Ancho Chili powder, smoked paprika, cumin and a few other spices. I decided to use chicken breast instead. Also I pounded the chicken breast into a flat sheet of meat and layered Swiss cheese & ham on it then rolled it up. It kind of looked like a pork lion when I was done. So I dipped it in egg and bread crumbs before baking and OMG it was the best!
I gave the original recipe 2 stars. The Ancho Chili would have ruined everything. I have no idea what that crazy bitch was smoking who wrote the recipe.
I would like to officially nominate Salt Lake City for the commune. it's cold but incredibly gorgeous, easy to navigate, lots of good music and fine arts, and the people are nice and so much more laid-back than in my current Bible Belt location... there are amazing places to ski, the Univeristy of Utah hospital system is impressive, and the library is beautiful:
They also have In & Out. Plus, it's super easy to get a table for Sunday brunch.