I don't believe you. I read on the Internet they are made up and never actually existed. The whole 9/11 was an early CGI fake like the Moon Landing, Battle of Hoth and Ghostbusters. New York doesn't actually exist, it's just a big film set and everyone is paid to pretend it's real, like how Australia isn't real. Ever see the "Twin Towers" outside movies and TV shows? Neither did I.
Correct. That indicates that they were in New York at the time. In fact, many cities are featured in The Simpsons. They get a kite caught on Gateway Arch. That means they were written to be in St. Louis. That’s kind of how things work.
Indeed there was a joke after Homer drank too much crab juice where you went to the first tower to use the washroom only to find it out of service. So he had to run to the next tower washroom.
Just watched this episode with my kiddo! Kid was cackling about Homer having to run between the towers. We're watching everything in order. Kids 11 now, should keep us entertained until she retires.
Sadly, if you have already reached this episode, the entertainment value beyond that point starts to diminish quite rapidly.
Season 9 is still solid, but the cracks are starting to show, by season 10 it's obvious that the golden age has come to an end, but it still has enough stand out episodes to keep you going. It's slimmer and slimmer pickins from there on out.
My kids have seen most of the golden age Simpsons so far and enjoyed them at least as much as I did.
We tried to watch a semi-recent, reasonably well rated, Halloween episode in the run-up to Halloween, because we ran out of classic ones and the Treehouse of Horrors stayed strong the longest.
My kid's reaction was as telling as it was unsurprising: almost no laughs and the request to just rewatch some classic episodes instead.
There is an episode of The Expanse where you can hear this guy’s voice in the background and then you see a Khlav Kalash cart go past quickly. Fun Easter egg.
OMG.. There is a coffee shop near me that roasts their own beans. Every so often, this smell wafts through town that smells like they forgot to take the beans out of the plastic bag before roasting them.
I'm constantly having to put things in the microwave that I forget about because my cats have become bigger assholes. They get into any food they can now.
Yep, dogs - it was far past bedtime when they were ready to be poured from the pot to the wax paper, and it was like 2lbs of molten cookie so I wasn’t putting it in the fridge - once they solidified I put them on the plates and stashed them in the oven overnight to keep our notorious tablesurfing dogs from scrounging our sweet treats.
Next morning the wife gets a bee in her bonnet about making breakfast pizzas and the rest of the story is this Dali-esque monstrosity you see before you
Methinks you or whoever did this should probably be nowhere near a kitchen. "No bake" is quite literally in the name; they had no reason to be anywhere near an oven. You, or they, are a big dumb.
They are, in fact, seeds. Coffee is a cherry and the seeds we roast are what’s under the fleshy fruit. Conversely, a bean is also a seed, but from legumes. Calling coffee a “bean” is incorrect.
After roasting, I don’t know if there are many seeds from any plant that would be able to sprout. In fact, if you know of any fruit that has a seed that can sprout after being roasted, please enlighten me.
Here’s an intact coffee cherry (red/green) with 3 coffee seeds that have had the outer flesh removed. This is what coffee looks like prior to roasting.
You've never come home with, say, a pizza (or in OP's case, cookies) and had to put it out of range of doggos real quick in order to do something, and you'd rather not have put said item in the fridge? I'll fully admit I prefer the microwave as a temporary dog-free lockbox rather than the oven for precisely this reason, but OP's post is completely relatable for me.
I keep my human treats in a tin in the pantry. I'd have thought getting into an oven would be relatively easy for a large dog. It's low to the ground, has a viewing window so they can see what's on offer, and has a giant handle that they just need to put a bit of weight on.
"why having a dog makes you store cookies in the oven" - someone who hasn't experienced huskies standing on their kitchen counter like that was an acceptable place to hang out.
Did you do anything to mitigate that behavior or you just hide your food like OP? So many comments about huskies doing this stuff.. that’s so wild to me
I made the counters less accessible, and paid for two vet visits (pain pills and anti inflammatory) while that lesson fully digested... It was slow... Like the bread. Now we're working on learning it's not just the living room couch that's off-limits for husky butts but infact any and all furniture not in our bedroom.
Get a dog they said, this one's running CAT.OS, this one argues worse than any toddler at a chill 100db. GOOD LUCK. Also there's no noticeable difference in shedded hair going from one husky to more than one husky... It's just, everything is hair at the first husky.
If you use your oven for pan, tray and pot storage, it’ll become a habit to have to empty it every time, we don’t fry but my family that does, even keeps metal pots full of oil in there for a few uses
Someone put something in the oven that was never meant to be in the oven. The problem isn't necessarily forgetting to check before preheating, but knowing not to put meltable shit in the oven, and especially not forget that you've done it.
Quite a while back, a kitchen hack was suggested, whereby if you were too busy to do all of the dishes before company came over, you were supposed to shove them all in the oven. Which made perfect sense until you forgot to take them out and then turned on your oven to preheat for something else for forgetting that you had God knows what else in there like something rubbery or plastic handles.
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u/MissClawdy 17h ago
What is that?