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I like the taste of Miracle Whip, I don't like the thought of ever finding out what is actually in the stuff.What's Miracle Whip?
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I like the taste of Miracle Whip, I don't like the thought of ever finding out what is actually in the stuff.What's Miracle Whip?
I will search wherever we live for Duke’s mayo, it's worth it. Miracle Whip? Just no…The reason I hated sandwiches as a child.
(Seriously, I had no idea why friends had great-tasting sandwiches until I had left my parents' house. I thought Miracle Whip was mayonnaise, not some weirdly-sweet completely-wrong bizarre-ass concoction made by evil food scientists who hate life.)
Oh and deviled eggs. They used it in deviled eggs. And tuna salad. And...ahh, I am having flashbacks, and not of the good kind, from this.
We had a Miele that worked perfectly for 10 years. Wanted to replace the racks, wound up buying a new dishwasher. But if hou have to repair a Miele, you’ll wish you had a Bosch…We have our Siemens (which is Bosch) dishwasher for 10 years now. We moved 3 times in that period, and the thing survived that all and is still doing its work without signs of aging.
.... brings up the question: 'what is your favourite (artificial, otherwise) ingredient name?' Mine is xylitol.I like the taste of Miracle Whip, I don't like thought of ever finding out what is actually in the stuff.
For me, it's formaldehyde. May explain why I'm so well preserved. Well, my remaining tooth, anyway..... brings up the question: 'what is your favourite (artificial, otherwise) ingredient name?' Mine is xylitol.
.... who knows what its long-term effects are ?
Depending up the weather in Summer I average 3 to 4 gallons a day of iced tea. I now have a stand alone ice maker (roughly 30lbs a day) and the new frig with two ice makers in it. Caffeine ingestion is not a problem for me . I grew up in Virginia and drank gallons of sweet tea as a yoot pushing a lawnmower all over the town during the summer to earn money. I also picked corn, apples, etc in the fields for pay. But instead of sugar I now add a touch of Pomegranate Juice for the colour. Can not taste any difference but I do so enjoy the colour!We got tired of replacing ice makers. It's just the two of us, so we bought a couple of ice cube trays instead. It turns out that once you get used to the routine, it's not a big deal.
Not exactly. It records the tracks at 1-1 speed in the new file format; it’s the streaming equivalent of taping a song off the radio on a boombox.So this will strip the DRM from the Apple Music file. I did something back in the day to use my purchased AAC files on non iPods.
Other than being of dubious legality, aren't any offline files locally on the app encrypted?
As a matter of fact, it was:T
That's the general consensus, but it was never revealed by Carly Simon, AFAIK.
You moved your dishwasher with you 3x?We have our Siemens (which is Bosch) dishwasher for 10 years now. We moved 3 times in that period, and the thing survived that all and is still doing its work without signs of aging.
Wasn't there a Miracle Whip ad with Gene Simmons lapping up the last congealed dregs at the bottom of the jar? Or maybe my memory has been thrown off kilter by some bad 'shrooms.The reason I hated sandwiches as a child.
(Seriously, I had no idea why friends had great-tasting sandwiches until I had left my parents' house. I thought Miracle Whip was mayonnaise, not some weirdly-sweet completely-wrong bizarre-ass concoction made by evil food scientists who hate life.)
Oh and deviled eggs. They used it in deviled eggs. And tuna salad. And...ahh, I am having flashbacks, and not of the good kind, from this.
I’m so torn on getting the Ragnarok 2. A little part of me is like I wonder if they would do something with the gjallahorns into an integrated setup. Or is 2 ghorns and a Jotunheim or Kara better at a desk vs the Rag 2. I’ve been sitting with a buy now for an hour lol.
When our 15 year old Whirlpool dishwasher washes out, it'll likely be replaced by... me.When our dishwasher dies it will be replaced by a Bosch for sure.
The Panoz was a total beast - I had the stickers too - Sound like thunder goes like lightning - on a fiat 500 !!!I'm talking about the legendary R8 open cockpit racers! They won several 24 Hours of Le Mans races and effectively cleaned up in the ALMS and ELMS series before being tossed aside for diesel motors and closed cockpits.
Except... when I saw them in Portland in 2001, after their new car suffered reliability and performance shortcomings, Panoz decided to "un-retire" their old car... and proceeded to win the race by 3/10ths of a second. It was an astounding victory and well-earned. Those buggers raced HARD! <-- Link to race recap. It was a thriller!
And the Panoz that persevered:
Sorry about the watermark
Thanks. I too like the voicing of Triangle speakers. Would love to hear the Antals. I'm very pleased with the Bifrost 2 (OG, then 2/64), and am interested in trying out a Schiit separates combination--most likely Vidar 2 and Kara, I use my system in a big classroom--but would like to hear them first. Some people seem to really love the Vidars, others a bit cool on them. So not quite ready to jump in.Significantly better, but the BR08's were a steal for the price. The Antals were on $500 discount at the time and they gave me more than I paid on the BR08's as trade in at my local dealer so I kind of had to, but still feel like I should have kept for my family room tv setup.
Audio is always about chasing the next upgrade, but I'm lucky to at least be dead set on brands for my ears after all my experimenting (Schiit for DACs and amplification, ZMF for headphones, Triangle for speakers).