wottagunn wrote:I can't stand eggs that are flipped. That can drymount right off. Cook it on one side then smash it downfredo wrote:Fun fact: eggs over-easy in NZ = not a thing. You fry the drymounting things on one side and that is drymounting that, which would be less weird if the place wasn't otherwise brekkie/coffee obsessed. I assume the queen has something to do with it.
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Cook eggs on low and cover shortly after. The top will cook and you can remove the lid whenever you like to get the yolks in their sweet spot.
Stingers wrote:If you can't get it up eat less fudge, excersise and stop being a kitten.
Relax, I honestly don't give a fudge.john38103 wrote:All gin every thing. drymount all you hoes.
Haven't bought from Obey in years, does Shep still use uline?RiotAct wrote:uh oh... Republicans?mfaith wrote:I had to call them direct to ask them to stop sending me those bloody things. And after hearing a bit about the owners' political stances when visiting The Bird Machine last year, I won't buy anything from them anymore anyway. (I think i've only ever bought one huge roll of kraft paper from them in the first place, which generated the endless stream of forest graveyards in catalog form)
My wife showed me this trick when we were still dating, definitely how I most often do them at home now.guryter wrote:Cook eggs on low and cover shortly after. The top will cook and you can remove the lid whenever you like to get the yolks in their sweet spot.
mcnail wrote:Ha, EB, y'all crazy.
People who don't push when they go through a turnstile, they let the people in front or behind them do all the pushing. 
agreed! If you're the one behind, do a hard stop. watch that jackasses face eat the glass.Mapman wrote:People who don't push when they go through a turnstile, they let the people in front or behind them do all the pushing.
mike123230 wrote:hahahah lawyers are stupid. boom. roasted.
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Those who use the exit doors to enter a shopping center and vice versa, espc with shopping trolleys. I calmly wait for them to get annoyed as I block them with my trolley and point up to the sign and make them rethink their choice.Mapman wrote:People who don't push when they go through a turnstile, they let the people in front or behind them do all the pushing.
Same in car parks with painted arrows in the lanes, those idiots then struggling to maneuver and park where the spaces are angled accordingly and taking up more time...
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Splash a little water in there and you get fluffy egg white cloudsagr719 wrote:My wife showed me this trick when we were still dating, definitely how I most often do them at home now.guryter wrote:Cook eggs on low and cover shortly after. The top will cook and you can remove the lid whenever you like to get the yolks in their sweet spot.
*hand censored by the magical m'faith
People who get on an elevator while finishing up a conversation with person B not entering the elevator and standing in the doorway so the elevator doors don't close while finishing said conversation
Ya'll see the leprechaun say yaaaaaa!
Or hold the door for someone, who might or might not be coming, or is WAY down the hallway... Get on, or just wait for the next one.... Oh in my office there are 8 elevators, so there will be another one soon!ccsmd598 wrote:People who get on an elevator while finishing up a conversation with person B not entering the elevator and standing in the doorway so the elevator doors don't close while finishing said conversation
Can't, alarms go off if you try to do that...mfaith wrote:I just take the stairs
