Nice Cookies

By Mark Costello. Badass story focusing on a secret service agent and her family/life. Some of the family/parental examination gets tedious, but only because i can’t really relate. The humor was excellent and the ending blew me away. 8/10

There is nothing I love more than a big greasy ball of cheese, sauce, and pepperoni. How could someone obtain this?

The only thing I can think of would be putting sauce on a pan or something and covering it in cheese and pepperoni then baking it.
Slice up a shitload of pepperoni and put a layer in the bottom of a baking pan. Then a layer of sauce and a layer of cheese. Another layer of pepperoni, then sauce and cheese until you have as many layers as you want. Maybe add a bit of basil and other spices if you want. Bake in oven at some temperature for some amount of time and you have your grease ball.
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We have an older bagless vacuum, and its time to get a new one. The current one has a couple filters on them that after about 2 uses, clog up and restrict air flow. Also the can that traps the dirt is designed so that once it starts filling up, it loses suction. Add that to the fact that it just doesn’t flow as well as it used to and you’ve got a pretty worthless vacuum.

I really don’t want to spend a lot for a new one…a dyson is definitely out. What other suggestions do you guys have in a bagless, preferably upright?
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Yeah, I’m thinking of adding a garbage disposal and a dishwasher to this pole barn. Silly question… What powers these 2 things? I know the disposal uses a standard switch, but does it have a plug in somewhere?? I know the dishwasher needs a water in and a water discharge, but what powers it? Are they 110, 220, or something else? Don’t worry, I’m not actually doing the work; a contractor will be. I’m just seeing what needs to be set up.
I think dishwasher models vary so you’ll want to check out the model washer you are getting to be sure. Disposers are usually 110 but some of the bigger commercial models may use 220.
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I just bought a 4.5" grinder with cutting in mind … the Dremel cutting wheels just go too quick.

So I get an AG452 (the display says 451), it comes with grinding wheel, wire wheel, and abrasive mop so I bought two metal cutters. I get home and start putting this together and it’s nowhere near tightening on the disc

I noticed it’s a Norton wheel, is there a Ryobi metal cutting wheel, that I’m not seeing, that will fit the way it’s supposed to?
on my grinder when i want to se a cutoff disk i have to flip the nut over and put on backwards for it to tighten.
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Ive never made chili before but I wanna start making it. I searched google but didnt see anything I like.

Preferably a ground beef recipe. And nothing too exotic with a bunch of shit i cant find.

We like beans in our, so I use a can of Bushes Hot Kidney Beans and a can of Black Beans (but we use venison instead of beef).
Do you like Cincinnati chili? Here’s a fantastic recipe that tastes like the real stuff. I like to eat it regular like soup as well as 3-way, 4-way,etc.. like real cincy chili…
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looking for just that - any thoughts on energy drinks that taste anywhere from "not bad" to "good". i’m sick of the "awful" ones.
i took a "mad croc" drink from my friends fridge the other night and it was pretty good. stayed up WAY LAte too..
dude, i searched mad croc and wound up at youtube and you HAVE TO SEE THIS video, it’s hilarious

is going on here. it looks like a bunch of ae’s having a conversation with each other.
m13 is all natural and really nice but hard to find
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really interesting collection of works by the late Douglas Adams

I liked everything I read.. which was the whole book

I’ve read HHGG, Dirk Gently, and Salmon of Doubt.. reading Neil Gaiman’s biography Don’t Panic now.. then will pick up starship titanic or last chance to see
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I want to, but I’m pretty scared to try it. Any feedback / advice?
get a book or go to one of those homedepot/lowes free seminars. i would say to start with a smaller area first before you go ahead and try to tackle something real big
It’s not rocket science. It’s important to get help at first to make sure you have everything covered, after that it’s rinse and repeat.
I did it about a year ago in our house. Three rooms I installed oak floors to myself.

They were the glue-down type. Floating is definitely easier, go that way if possible.
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Whats the best meal, which is a balanced one with all the required nutritional stuffs, which is cheap and which u can eat on a daily basis. Oh and which can last for 1 week.

Am in uni and am trying to save on money on eating - instead of eating mc dos everyday(or in any other fast food). I also suck at cooking.

Cheers.
Learning to cook is perhaps the most important skill anyone can learn. Don’t be afraid of it. The more you do it the better at it you will get. Here are a couple of suggestions and some general advice.
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