Because it’s used? (unless thats your thing…and if it is…we’ll…there you go)
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I thought it was short for Bobingtonbobiggles?
Custom: kitchen and bedroom attachments
Why would uou steal giant dildos?
Because the ruling class is as lazy as it is ruthless
Because they stoppwd being relevant, and nobody until now thought they could be wesponized to, at a minimum, clog up the congressional agenda and prove "AHA! See how useless this congressional is, vote fot the other guys next time because they’re somehow more competent!:
2·24 hours agoThe PUGB defense
2·1 day agoMinnesota Red Menace
the Dline (AM Football) would be nicknamed “The Iron Curtain”
Good morning, afternoon, etc is a fine neutral opening
Had a couple ribeye steaks, asparagus, onion & mini potatoes!
great advice!
Yeah also this, cheese & carbs add up quickly!
The mat (along with) good shoes and insoles cushion impact on your legs/back. It also creates a non slip area that is important if you’re working with oil (hot or cold).
If you have several mats running along a line it’s customary to take plastic wrap and tie the ends so they all are one piece and don’t scootch away from each other during the shift.
#protip
Any kitchen work demands muscles you never even knew existed.
Your legs will hate you, but get some good, proper shoes with insoles.
Your back will hate you, try and find a place that has kitchen mats, instead of bare floor.
Your arms will hate you, and they will just have to get used to it…
The thing is, you’ll work steadily and THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN EVERYONE HAS AN ORDER NOOOOOOWWWWW and you run yer nuts off, and finish & go home, genrally buzzing from the adrenaline, which is why so many cooks, chefs and staff drink excessively…to shut down the noise…so be wary of that
Your body will adapt, go have fun.
3·3 days agoneat!
The beasts must be appeased!
IMO what the latest generations are missing out on is the absolute randomness of on air TV.
TV used to be flipping through channels until something caught your attention, even if it isn’t or wasn’t what you were in the mood for and absolutely finding it interesting/a good watch.
We caught ourselves this last vacation chilling at our rental watching an old (late 90s) movie we haven’t seen in a long time and it clicked for me: our kids curate thier own watchlists and looking at a thumbnail or reading the description isn’t the same as coming across a show a quarter of the way through trying to figure out whats going on and staying until the end.
A bit of a boomer take, but it’s an experience im close enough to be one to make.