

Not at all. Seen it with my own eyes. Seriously, the effect mirrors a controlled demolition.


Not at all. Seen it with my own eyes. Seriously, the effect mirrors a controlled demolition.


Um, another one? I am pretty sure I solidified this one.
Are you talking about Second Life, or are you promoting a new MMORPG?


You are nearly spot on: it isn’t just the heat it will produce, but the lack of ignition due to the oxygen required for ignition.


And… Is this post about 9/11?


If they actually had balls, the entire administration would be tried for treason.


This is slop shit. Complete bullshit. This site isn’t even reputable. This claim might as well have come from Better Home and Gardens.


I also disagree. An intelligent person who has read the Bible cover to cover would realize that Leviticus is the law Joshua set forth.
Cats and Kittens, the Bible isn’t the word of God. In fact, Catharism was the idea that the old testament was the story of Satan or the Demiurge, and Jesus was sent to be like, “no…”
Here is a killer recipe:
two boxes of kraft shells and cheese.
one can of peas
one can of tuna
Cook the shells and cheese, drain, and immediately add the tuna and peas, and just stir in the “cheese” and keep it on low, warm, about level three on the dial.
Now, if you want to get “kraftier”, you can cook mixed frozen veggies in a separate pot instead of canned peas, which is much healthier. I add black pepper and sriracha to it, but don’t bother with salt because those damn cheese packets have you covered.
The meal feeds 2-3, reheats well, and takes less than 15 minutes.
I will also use ramen noodle packs, leave out the spice pack, use either spaghetti sauce or curry, add veggies: almost the same jam when it comes to prep. You can hodge-podge this. Usually I use to packets of noodles for myself, but it is way faster and cheaper than spaghetti noodles.
So, this one requires a casserole dish. Man, so easy: easy as cake!!!
1 can 15.25 ounces drained whole kernel corn
1 can 14.75 ounces creamed corn
1 8.25 jiffy cornbread mix
1 egg
2 tbsp butter
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1/4 paprika, but for extra spice punch, use sriracha instead
Mix this all into a bowl and dump it into 11x7x2 greases dish. Bake uncovered at 400 for about 25 to 30 min, test the consistency like you would a cake with a fork, the corners should brown. Double the recipe for thanksgiving. I like mine spicy, so use sriracha.
Loved this as a side for chili.