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I made lasagna for the first time. Kind of messed up the bottom layer of noodles (I was told to just put the noodles themselves in, but I should have ignored that and put a layer of sauce on the bottom first) but otherwise it came out mind blowing.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Stuartmaximus wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:I was gonna put this in the MCU thread, but technically it's not about the movies.

somehow I doubt Robert Downey Jnr would be up for that

or Chris Evans

Somehow I doubt your doubt is founded. How do you know that's not where Civil War is headed? "A blossoming romance between Stark and Rogers eventually leads to a rift in the superhero community." I think it's quite possible.

Nah! it would be called Civil Partnership then! instead of War.

I just ate a family-sized portion of Mexican-style lasagna. (I had the munchies. Don't ask why.)

I'm watching a movie about Ted Bundy. After it's over I'm gonna watch reruns of Vh1's I Love the 80s and its sequels.

I think if Superman was in Dragonball Z, he would have a power level of infinity

So I went to work today, and not even half an hour into my shift I killed five house flies. Damn bugs.

Does anyone have any suggestions in regards to POWDERED Iced Tea? None of that pre-made stuff, it's too weak. I liked the powdered stuff.

We had a good locally made brand but they've discontinued it so I'm looking at other stuff that's imported. Ordered "Kirkland Signature Iced Tea", but does anyone have other suggestions on brands to try?

As a student of the Culinary Arts, I feel it is my duty to suggest you make your own Iced Tea. Especially if you have a favorite local organic herb place. It's really easy; here, I'll share a recipe:

Step 1: Boil Water
Step 2: Make Tea
Step 3: put some F****** Ice into It!

And if you're as lazy as BURN is, you can swap Step 3 for an alternative: Refrigerate until Cold.

Once you go homemade, it's hard to go back to powder.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:As a student of the Culinary Arts, I feel it is my duty to suggest you make your own Iced Tea. Especially if you have a favorite local organic herb place. It's really easy; here, I'll share a recipe:

Step 1: Boil Water
Step 2: Make Tea
Step 3: put some F****** Ice into It!

And if you're as lazy as BURN is, you can swap Step 3 for an alternative: Refrigerate until Cold.

Once you go homemade, it's hard to go back to powder.

So...tea and ice make ice tea? My mind could not be more blown right now.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:As a student of the Culinary Arts, I feel it is my duty to suggest you make your own Iced Tea. Especially if you have a favorite local organic herb place. It's really easy; here, I'll share a recipe:

Step 1: Boil Water
Step 2: Make Tea
Step 3: put some F****** Ice into It!

And if you're as lazy as BURN is, you can swap Step 3 for an alternative: Refrigerate until Cold.

Once you go homemade, it's hard to go back to powder.

Yeah ... no. I tried that the other week and it didn't taste any where near as nice.

Little more complex it seems.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food ... ecipe.html

Shadowman wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:As a student of the Culinary Arts, I feel it is my duty to suggest you make your own Iced Tea. Especially if you have a favorite local organic herb place. It's really easy; here, I'll share a recipe:

Step 1: Boil Water
Step 2: Make Tea
Step 3: put some F****** Ice into It!

And if you're as lazy as BURN is, you can swap Step 3 for an alternative: Refrigerate until Cold.

Once you go homemade, it's hard to go back to powder.

So...tea and ice make ice tea? My mind could not be more blown right now.

Specifically in that order. If you do it backwards, the ice melts too fast. Too fast indeed.

And BURN, the only reason it would be more complex is if you want that sweet tea. But two things: (a) here in Northern Michigan, USA we like unsweetened ice tea; sweet stuff is for people in Detroit Metro and Southward. (b) Many real teas are also a collection of other fruity, nutty, roasty, caramelly flavors that, when brewed, will need no other additives to achieve sweetness.

It's been a long time since I had a good toasted sandwich. What's a good place to go get one? I'm bored, hungry and I need something to do. Or should I just cheap out and go to Subway?

Rodimus Prime wrote:It's been a long time since I had a good toasted sandwich. What's a good place to go get one? I'm bored, hungry and I need something to do. Or should I just cheap out and go to Subway?

Hey now, the Way of the Sub has good toasted sammiches.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:It's been a long time since I had a good toasted sandwich. What's a good place to go get one? I'm bored, hungry and I need something to do. Or should I just cheap out and go to Subway?

Hey now, the Way of the Sub has good toasted sammiches.

Meh, maybe. I just got Terminator Genisys on DVD and need to eat while I watch it. And Subway is better than McD's.

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:It's been a long time since I had a good toasted sandwich. What's a good place to go get one? I'm bored, hungry and I need something to do. Or should I just cheap out and go to Subway?

Hey now, the Way of the Sub has good toasted sammiches.

Meh, maybe. I just got Terminator Genisys on DVD and need to eat while I watch it. And Subway is better than McD's.

Anything is better than McD's.

Enjoy T5. I thought it was okay; my dad loved it, but I much preferred Salvation. An unpopular stance, I know, but I find a lot to like with it.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:It's been a long time since I had a good toasted sandwich. What's a good place to go get one? I'm bored, hungry and I need something to do. Or should I just cheap out and go to Subway?

Hey now, the Way of the Sub has good toasted sammiches.

Meh, maybe. I just got Terminator Genisys on DVD and need to eat while I watch it. And Subway is better than McD's.

Anything is better than McD's.

Enjoy T5. I thought it was okay; my dad loved it, but I much preferred Salvation. An unpopular stance, I know, but I find a lot to like with it.

you are not alone. I haven't seen the new one, but I really did love Salvation.

It's funny I just happened to notice this topic, because the Delta Magnus household has recently acquired a sandwich toaster. I slaggin' love sandwiches made with sandwich toasters.

And I guess your life is now filled with regret over not getting one sooner?

I was looking for this thread the other day to discuss some fitness tips over the holidays.
Might just have a biscuit instead.

That reminds me, I need to update the swear filter to filter "fitness".

Such a nasty word.

Burn wrote:That reminds me, I need to update the swear filter to filter "fitness".

Such a nasty word.

Oooh, what will replace fitness?

FLOOFENPOOF.

Burn wrote:FLOOFENPOOF.

I think "Chocolate fudge cake" would be a better filter option.

Delta Magnus wrote:

Burn wrote:FLOOFENPOOF.

I think "Chocolate fudge cake" would be a better filter option.

What you don't know is FLOOFENPOOF means "chocolate fudge cake" in Aussie.

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Delta Magnus wrote:

Burn wrote:FLOOFENPOOF.

I think "Chocolate fudge cake" would be a better filter option.

What you don't know is FLOOFENPOOF means "chocolate fudge cake" in Aussie.

Stone the flamin' crows you can be a drongo mate, it does not!

I want BURN to give us audio of himself saying things like FLOOFENPOOF and SHIZZLESNIT and any other colorful euphemisms he cooks up in his head.

The only way something like that could be any better is if Hugh Jackman says this words instead of BURN.