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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:Lightly squeeze the bag as you push the straw in. Also solid advice for sounding
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From what I recall (and it's been a long time since I had a Capri-Sun either) I would put it on a table and try and flatten the top as best as possible and then push down on it with the straw, rotating it a little until it punctured through.
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rydiafan posted:So what's the life hack for getting a straw into the Capri Sun pouch without stabbing it straight through the back and into your finger? Squeeze the bottom so the top is pushed out. Place the straw in your mouth. Then puncture. The juice will then shoot into your mouth, giving you the first tasty drink, instead of shooting all over.
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rydiafan posted:So what's the life hack for getting a straw into the Capri Sun pouch without stabbing it straight through the back and into your finger? Smoosh the top down so the hole is horizontal. When you stab into it you're stabbing into the body of the pouch and not the back side.
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Jul 18, 2019 15:17
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Cut the bottom open with a knife and shotgun it
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Just eat it with the peel on.
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Place the entire Capri Sun under your tongue until the pouch melts away
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Jazz played with any other instrument is just jazz, but jazz played with an accordion is a hot mess. I found this out thanks to the only "christian" TV channel in Finland trying to compete with Pori Jazz.
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Anything other than folk songs and extremely embarrassing Finnish metal is a hot mess when you add an accordion.
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Jul 19, 2019 10:59
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That's a terrible thing to say about Weird Al Yankovic.
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bony tony posted:That's a terrible thing to say about Weird Al Yankovic. Comrade Al is a man of the people and thus counts as folk, even when he's technically not folk.
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Jul 19, 2019 11:23
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Ich esse gerne Sauerkraut und tanze gerne Polka. e: Nicht gleichzeitig.
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I was today years old when I learned this from a FB post Jerry Cotton posted:Ich esse gerne Sauerkraut und tanze gerne Polka. Ich auch
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Pastry of the Year posted:I was today years old when I learned this from a FB post are you loving making GBS threads me.
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Jul 19, 2019 14:07
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"the drawer on your stove" lmao
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Jul 19, 2019 14:24
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It is definitely not true in general. You will know if your range has a warming drawer, because there will be a knob or button for it on the control panel, and it will be labelled "WARMING DRAWER".
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mlnhd posted:It is definitely not true in general. You will know if your range has a warming drawer, because there will be a knob or button for it on the control panel, and it will be labelled "WARMING DRAWER". Or "BROILER".
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Jul 19, 2019 15:16
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A broiler is not a warming drawer. It is a broiler.
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Singles life is great, I can do whatever I want. I sleep in a warming drawer, do you?
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Proteus Jones posted:A broiler is not a warming drawer. It is a broiler. fuckin millennials
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Are there stoves where that really is just a storage drawer? I'd get more use out of that than a broiler.
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Proteus Jones posted:A broiler is not a warming drawer. It is a broiler. My point is the "storage drawer" as mentioned is usually a "broiler" or sometimes a "warming drawer" and they are marked thusly. They are not a "storage drawer" but serve a specific cooking function along with the other components of the stove, you pedantic twat. A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:Are there stoves where that really is just a storage drawer? I'd get more use out of that than a broiler. Most likely. Or just store pans in there anyway and don't broil? It's what most people do.
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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:Are there stoves where that really is just a storage drawer? I'd get more use out of that than a broiler. Yes. Ovens can have just a drawer there, a warming tray, or a broiler. Might be other options too. But on any of those it's still also a storage drawer if you want. it won't damage your pans and stuff. It's not like it's automatically on. Aphrodite has a new favorite as of 15:31 on Jul 19, 2019 |
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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:Are there stoves where that really is just a storage drawer? I'd get more use out of that than a broiler. Mine is a storage drawer. The broiler element is on the ceiling of the main oven cavity.
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On mine there's flame down in the drawer any time the oven is on because there's just one burner for the whole thing, but now that I think about it for a second it would make perfect sense for it to be just a drawer on electric ovens.
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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:Are there stoves where that really is just a storage drawer? I'd get more use out of that than a broiler. Every single stove I've ever had in my life. I have never once had a warming drawer. That drawer is for storing cookie sheets and pizza pans and such. Large flat things that don't store in cupboards well.
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Jul 19, 2019 16:03
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I have only ever had an electric oven/stove thing and the drawer has always only been a drawer. Why the hell do we spell drawer that way it looks like "one who draws".
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Shifty Nipples posted:I have only ever had an electric oven/stove thing and the drawer has always only been a drawer. mid-14c., "one who draws (water from a well, etc.); one who pulls, drags, or transports," agent noun from draw (v.). Also formerly "a waiter, bartender" (1560s). Attested from 1570s in sense of "a box-shaped receptacle that can be 'drawn' or pulled out of a cabinet, bureau, table, etc., by sliding it horizontally."
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There are some ovens that have drawers for pans and stuff and some that are warmers. Generally gas ovens will have the warmer, but not always. Hope this helps
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Dr Christmas posted:Jason Mantzoukas just played a character named Rafi on a show, he did not transition from writing children's songs about banana phones to portraying various crazed dirtbags. Well, maybe he wrote this one too? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNOJb9ODQRQ
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Pastry of the Year posted:Singles life is great, I can do whatever I want. I sleep in a warming drawer, do you? I sleep in a big oven, with my wife.
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Eclipse12 posted:I've played (and beaten) Zelda 2 numerous times since it first released three decades ago, but just realized this the other day... I learned, this morning, that "frown" means different things in different varieties of English. In your variety, "frowning" is bending down the corners of your mouth. In my variety, "frowning" is furrowing your eyebrows. I must say, a lot of references suddenly make sense. "Turn that frown upside down" not least of which.
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Electrical Fire posted:I sleep in a big oven, with my wife. A Dutch oven for your Dutch wife eh?
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Hyperlynx posted:I learned, this morning, that "frown" means different things in different varieties of English. In your variety, "frowning" is bending down the corners of your mouth. In my variety, "frowning" is furrowing your eyebrows.  edit: that word is "furrowing" not "frowning"
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Baron von Eevl posted:
quote:A frown (also known as a scowl) is a facial expression in which the eyebrows are brought together, and the forehead is wrinkled, usually indicating displeasure, sadness or worry, or less often confusion or concentration. The appearance of a frown varies by culture. Although most technical definitions define it as a wrinkling of the brow, in North America it is primarily thought of as an expression of the mouth. Also the guy said in his region "frowning" and meant furrowing so he knew that already
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Baron von Eevl posted:
What I literally posted:in my variety, "frowning" is furrowing your eyebrows C'mon, mate!
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What do you call a frown in where you're from then? A not-smile? A gurn?
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Shifty Nipples posted:I have only ever had an electric oven/stove thing and the drawer has always only been a drawer. Why do people call drawing "drawling". And why did they "sawl" something?
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