

Wanna be private in public?
Don’t be noteworthy. Don’t do things that will get you noticed.
Since people are around, act appropriately. The cameras change that very little. Gossip is still powerful, proof is just easier to come by.
Wanna be private in public?
Don’t be noteworthy. Don’t do things that will get you noticed.
Since people are around, act appropriately. The cameras change that very little. Gossip is still powerful, proof is just easier to come by.
“On this occasion, Johannesen had also attempted to hide a mobile phone behind a wardrobe which was discovered when it started ringing during the search.”
This guy was clearly not all that bright. But he is hilarious, unintentionally.
I actually know a Dan McPhee.
Hah, Kevin Spacey is on the list after all.
Well said.
A better end is to move on and live your own life, such that when they pass, you barely notice.
People would probably accept deportations, sadly, but thought the warnings about concentration camps were overblown.
And in the Everglades, of all places. Barbaric, but also really fucking dumb.
Looks delicious! Now get some diastatic malt powder, use about a tablespoon per loaf.
I haven’t made the long version of that recipe yet, actually.
I’ve made the classic NYT no knead bread overnight but not this one.
I actually cracked my Dutch oven on my last loaf of bread, hence pizza.
No regrets, the new Dutch oven comes tomorrow.
Amazon unfortunately, but I’ve read that brewer’s supply stores sell it too.
Thank you! It was delicious, I recommend you try it!
To be honest the cast iron pizza is the one I started with and have been perfecting. I’ll be branching out from there.
As for the mashed potatoes technique, holy cow, saved to try sometime!
My recipe is for three pizzas, but I’m sure the ratios work out. Bread is bread, but the diastatic malt powder adds so much flavor, I really recommend getting some.
Surprisingly thin, I’ll compare next time.
I’d always used half the dough recipe per pizza, so couldn’t get them that thin until now.
Dough recipe is here:
https://www.gimmesomeoven.com/no-knead-bread/
One pizza uses a third of the dough.
I added 1 tablespoon diastatic malt powder, two tablespoons olive oil, garlic, and Italian seasoning to the dough.
Plenty of olive oil in the pan so that the crust will fry well.
On the dough, red pepper flakes, italian seasoning, parmesan, then generic jarred pizza sauce, mozz, pepperoni, and finally cheddar.
Baked at 550F for 15 minutes.
It may be the best pizza I’ve ever had, certainly the best I’ve made.
Yeah, anything that has you speaking in game jargon in public should qualify.
One of my friends at a pizza place a few years ago: “I can’t believe I didn’t get to poison anyone last night.”
Me: “Dude, context! We are in public!”
“Scholars”…
Fax machines!
They were invented long before the computer or modem, with the original patent being issued in 1843.
They seem wildly outdated, but the ability to replicate the signature (iirc) led to faxes being accepted as legal documents.
This speaks more to the underlying usefulness in earlier eras, but it’s still wild to make a phone call that leads to a printed document.
It’s just a mistake, there’s no point in beating yourself up over it at all.
Try to find a way to laugh it off and either cancel or have a fun time doing something else in the area.
Your mistake is an embarrassing inconvenience. Nobody is hurt, nobody lost their job, you aren’t fired, evicted, or divorced.
Take a deep breath. Self-forgiveness is a skill worth practicing, lest you poison your memories with regret.
Watching it now. I’d learned of it from a YouTube series analyzing similar movies called Goodnight Rita.