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Significant shrinkage

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One for the Brits & Anglophiles in the audience:

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One time I bought a ton of silken tofu by mistake and had to figure out what to do with it. I mixed it with ground beef and seasonings to make tacos.

Silken tofu often comes in packages that don't require refrigeration and it's dirt cheap, but it's very soft and falls apart very easily, so it doesn't work for most recipes that call for tofu.

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Just make a package of Kraft Deluxe macaroni & cheese (the kind with the packet of cheese goo, not the powder), cook up some ground beef, and mix the two. Also works with cooked chicken, or canned tuna.

CarefreeDude posted...

Also, why the bloody hell is the "All Terrain Scout Transporter" a walker? They literally have hovering technology and could make transporters that fly through the air, and be heavier armored due to not having to walk.

It was designed with the same idea in mind as the AT-AT: to terrorize the enemy. They could also provide a more stable gunnery platform than something that's floating in the air. And they would be mostly immune to the effects of weather; a hurricane would wreak havoc on a repulsorlift tank but a walker could remain in operation in much higher winds.

(Ultimately though, the answer is because Lucas thought it looked cool)

Make this instead:

1 lb hamburger
1/2 onion, chopped
1/2 stick butter
2 Tbsp flour
1 tsp salt
1/4 tsp ground black pepper
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1 10-3/4 oz can condensed cream of chicken soup
1 cup sour cream

Brown hamburger and onion in a skillet. Drain fat and add butter. Stir and add flour, salt, pepper and garlic. Cook 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add chicken soup, and cook for 10 more minutes, stirring occasionally. Add sour cream and heat until warm. Serve over noodles or rice.

(Metric conversions: 1 tsp = 5 mL 1/4 tsp = 1.25 mL 2 Tbsp = 30 mL 1 lb = 450 g 10-3/4 oz = 320 mL 1 cup = 240 mL)

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Owning a gun should be like owning a car. You have to get a license, which requires a test. You have to demonstrate that you know how to operate a gun safely. Maybe include a mental health evaluation. When you buy a gun it needs to be registered, and perhaps conduct a regular inspection to insure the owner still has it and is maintaining it correctly. Maybe even require liability insurance.

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Send in the gazpacho police!

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I don't even like riding in cars driven by other people!

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I was surprised both by how durable and how fragile glass is; I had the opportunity to spend a few years in a glass factory and seen glass drop and be perfectly fine, then watch a guy take a pair of safety scissors and cut a windshield in half; tempered safety glass is the worst when it explodes.

I've dropped a CorningWare (laminated glass) plate and nothing happened, and I've had a socket fall about 2 feet off a desk and hit a tempered glass scale, which exploded.

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Texas doesn't provide the data to search

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Actually, I've always wanted to watch Lightspeed Electroid Albegas. World Event Productions was originally going to use the series to create a third Voltron series, just as they did with Beast King GoLion and Armored Fleet Dairugger XV, but the latter series (which became "Vehicle Voltron") was such a flop they cancelled the third show and made more episodes of the wildly popular "Lion Voltron".

Albegas was made up of three robots, Alpha, Beta, and Gamma (hence Al-Be-Ga-s), and the order in which they combined determined the giant robots powers. Alpha-Beta-Gamma: basic fighting mode, Beta-Alpha-Gamma: Flying mode, Gamma-Alpha-Beta: water mode, etc.

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It has the catchiest intro of the three Japanese "Voltron" shows.

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Zero within 3 miles, but there's only about two or three dozen houses in the 28.27 square miles around me.

The nearest town has 5 offenders, which surprises me for such as small town. There are a few sickos in there, but then there's this guy: Attempted Visual Depiction of Sexually Explicit Conduct. Attempted? Like, how does that work? His camera broke or something? "Attempted visual depiction" makes it sound like he was trying to draw dirty pictures but he really sucked and got arrested by the art police.

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military grade glass.

Lowest bidder glass

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It's a scout vehicle. Light, fast, maneuverable. Get in, get out. Enough armor to protect the crew from small arms fire, maybe some light mounted weapons, but not enough for a heavy assault.

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My car is over 25 years old. NOBODY is going to offer me a warranty on it.

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Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh, what a relief it is!

An 80 foot hardwood tree with a 24-inch diameter can weigh 20,000 pounds.

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250 million years in the future

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It's called Looney Tunes because they were originally created, along with Merry Melodies, to showcase music that Warner Bros. owned the rights to.