cabbagee @ cabbagee @sopuli.xyz

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I'm sure parm would be good in breadcrumbs on top or a little in the sauce but this was a mistake sauce that was just parm and cream. Live and learn.

For mac and cheese, have you tried hot sauce? Just a little makes the cheese pop. It's like coffee and chocolate.

You're the best. These are gorgeous, thank you!

French butter crock.

Yes but savory french toast rules all. Red Dog Toast is also very good.

Savory french toast > waffles > sweet french toast > pancakes

:D

A string of mild injuries has pushed me the other way. I love driving standard but there's no leniency. If I twist my knee, pull a leg muscle, etc., I have to choose between driving or making that injury worse. I can't afford to be home bound just cause I rolled my ankle over the weekend.

I just had the same experience. Gotta tell you, parm mac and cheese is not good. Ended up adding a whole extra bag of noodles and tomato sauce for sweetness and acidity. It's edible now but I went overboard cause I can't even taste the parm.

I'm not saying it's harmful. Just wanted to know if there's a functional use for it.

Wow, thank you! There are some great backgrounds in there!

Cause 30C is warm but 39C is heat stroke. Bigger range than 80-89F (warm to really warm), 90-99F (hot to really hot), 100F+ (heat stroke hot).

Bro I'm just ugly.

Never seen this before, why does the cat have a magnet on his collar?

Do you have a link for that background? It's straight fire.

Can you expand on why you need them?

My suggestion is try dried flowers. They come in smaller varieties but I'd expect expensive shipping since they're very delicate.

Bright red blood? Probably not a problem but talk to your doctor if it's persistent

Dark red to black? More serious, anywhere from get-to-the-ER-now to make an appointment asap.

Can I get a link for that kind of job security?

I had a similar experience, not with broken bones but with joint injuries and generalized hypermobility. I had so many trouble joints that the physical therapy for one joint would be hard on others, sometimes to the point of reinjuring. Finding exercises was a minefield and keeping a routine was a constant balancing act.

For years I had to go mind numbingly slow. I used to weight lift and the few exercises I could do were incredibly boring in comparison. I wanted to be able to crush the exercises and advance out of the boredom, but my body simply couldn't keep up without new injuries. It's been about 4 years now and I'm finally able to add some exercises I like, but it's painfully slow. I like walking but every time I step on the treadmill I want to go faster, longer. Then I injure myself because I went 2.5 mph instead of 2 and 1.5 mi instead of 1. Frustrating.

When I look back, I can see the improvements. I realize a joint that used to be in constant pain hasn't been trouble for a while. I almost cried when I could kneel on the floor again. The physical therapy is working. What I thought would take weeks takes months, what I thought would take months takes years. But if I'm going to live several more decades (hopefully), I have that time. So might as well keep up with it.

As I remember, casual conversation on reddit was also a bit low on traffic compared to other communities. Maybe we need to be more proactive by plugging relative communities in other threads.

I mean, both? Both is good.

Deal breaker for me. Real or no, I don't fuck with magic.