The best and brightest don’t work there anymore.

It’s a hell hole.

They’ve never cared about the victims. I can’t imagine why that would change with President Pedophile at the helm.

Because the police aren’t the slaves, they’re the overseers.

I keep getting left off jury duty by honestly answering the question about whether I would give less weight to a cops testimony because they’re a cop.

I suppose if there’s ever a civil jury trial that doesn’t involve a police testimony, I might serve in a jury.

A bit of a shame because I don’t mind being on a jury. I’m not trying to get out of it. I’m just being honest.

The Jim Dandy is a banana split made in the super sundae bowl. The one pictured is a Reese’s Pieces super sundae.

Reese’s pieces, vanilla ice cream, peanut butter, hot fudge, and marshmallow sauce, whipped cream and a cherry.

If I’m remembering correctly, the super sundae was originally supposed to be five scoops of ice cream.

I suppose it still could be, but maybe their scoops are shrinking.

Edit: trying to get the ingredients right. Might still be wrong. It’s been a long time.

Well then I guess thank you for conceding the point that I know more about the food I make than you do.

Well, I don’t like having Reece’s peanut butter cups in my ice cream, so I wouldn’t get that.

I think what you may not be considering is the ongoing shrinkflation happening at restaurants.

I used to get the “Super Sundae” at Friendly’s. It’s served in a fishbowl style dish. They used to fill it with ice cream past the top of the bowl, with toppings including whipped cream above that. The last time I was there, the top of the whipped cream didn’t reach the top of the bowl.

(it doesn’t look like this anymore)

In answer to your question, having home made ice cream at home, I’m having 4-5 large scoops.

I’m not going to reach the end of my life wishing I had eaten more ice cream.

When you cook at home, even if you use oils and other high-caloric ingredients, you still use way less than restaurants do.

How much do you want to bet?

One example:

I’m concerned that I didn’t get butter when I went to the store on Friday because after I came home my wife told me she moved the last four pounds of butter out of the freezer.

I also have heavy cream in the fridge to make ice cream. If there’s not a layer of lard on your spoon after you’re done eating your ice cream, you aren’t really trying.

“In the beginning the universe was created. This made a lot of people angry and has widely been considered as a bad move.”

-Douglas Adams

Oh no. We must stop this threat to democracy that hasn’t already happened yet.

Thank God democracy hasn’t already been undermined for years.

As demonstrated with Brexit.

I’m thinking you meant “wiping thoroughly” and not “widening thoroughly”, but I’m not sure.

I’m trying to decide how much irritation my manager can handle.

I’m thinking of replying with this:

Just because RFK jr is a brain-damaged POS doesn’t make vegetable oil automatically the better choice.

https://youtu.be/SBG7LAbeUh4

They are talking about the Minnesota Coronary Experiment, which suggests that using vegetable oil reduces cardiac disease, but leads to earlier death.

Rejecting science because it happens to be included in the garbage that an idiot believes would make you an idiot as well.

Edit: While re-reading what I wrote, I realize I’m also taking about the scientist who ran the study. He believed that his study would show that vegetable oils are healthier than animal fats. When the results proved the opposite was true, he hid the data.

If you want it to be really good, use beef tallow instead of oil.

I’m not sure how complicated things can get, but here’s something I designed with OpenSCAD that I thought was fairly complex:

If you sing along, the lyrics are, “A dream is a wish your heart makes.”

Maybe I’m not looking deep enough into the question, but wouldn’t this be because we do the easy parts first?

I’m just thrown by you saying you have a vendor that sucks donkey balls. If you only have one that sucks donkey balls, that seems unreal to me.

My group supports around 65 applications, and I’d find it a hell of a lot easier to list the vendors that don’t suck donkey balls.

I think there’s one. Maybe.