Video games should have taught us this. Food is a healing item.
Video games should have taught us this. Food is a healing item.
I would do borderline illegal things for some fucking Cra-z-bread.
And while I understand where you’re coming from about Olive Garden’s sticks, I frankly don’t care. Those be some tasty mass produced bread product sticks, especially when dipped in their chicken & gnocchi soup. But I get it. The hype is too much for them to live up to. They were probably REALLY good about 20 or so years ago. Enshitification to cut costs.
But today, I don’t care, I have a very unhealthy relationship with bread and will shove them in my face whenever I get the chance.
I just spent roughly $400 on paints, a combat patrol, a box of Harlequins for my wife, and a handful of DIY hobby bits last night.
This hobby is already bullying my wallet…
I don’t know if the blight resistant ones are ready just yet. Last I knew, the results were promising but inconsistent.
Back on the site-that-must-not-be-named, u/shittymorph would wander subreddits randomly and drop a comment that seemed relevant, but devolved into a diatribe about a 1998(?) pro wrestling match in which The Undertaker threw Mankind off the top of Hell in a cell, 16 feet into an announcers table.
Damn, I feel like I just channeled him to write that comment.
My favorite part of this is that there’s people here capitalizing on that by selling “Wyoming Doesn’t Exist” merch.
Almost want to buy a shirt
Hey, it’s not just Utah. The one in Cheyenne has wifi, too. A lot closer for some of us.
There’s a potential imposter here somewhere. I thought the real shittymorph retired shortly before hell broke loose on the site-that-must-not-be-named
That’s a goosh. Look at that bill, it’s not even close to the right shape for a dish.