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I personally witnessed Tremek word for word 100% nail rapping along with a significant portion of a Limp Bizkit song that never once got radio airtime. Thanos did nothing wrong. Discuss. ----------------
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Thanos was wrong. So we start off perfectly balanced, as all things should be. Bread is stored in the fridge. Hot dogs are not a sandwich unless the bun rips in two. The Buran would have been better.
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May 31, 2018 19:07
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Bread is stored in the fridge. If you have too much and it risks going stale, sure. But your only loaf?
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May 31, 2018 19:07
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We keep ours in the freezer as it gets close to the BB date because we rarely finish it before it starts to turn.
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May 31, 2018 19:09
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Cage posted:The gently caress? If you grew up in the PNW where bread molds instantly, you'd do the same. Future bread is stored in the freezer. Current bread in the fridge.
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May 31, 2018 19:11
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Thanos was wrong. Bread is stored in the breadbox so it doesn't go stale. There's no space in "hotdog" but they're not a sandwich unless the bun hinge fails. The Buran was cool.
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May 31, 2018 19:13
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Magnus Praeda posted:There's no space in "hotdog" but they're not a sandwich unless the bun hinge fails. You're just not thinking big enough. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfA_L_zfqiU
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May 31, 2018 19:25
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Snape killed Dumblethor.
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cars suck welp thanks 4 reading later dorks
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:
Next you're going to say something just as silly like "also potatoes go in the fridge" and let me tell you, I'm going to let you know just how much I disagree with both statements, buster.
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Bread in the fridge really? I thought that actually made it go stale? Anyways I keep it in the cabinet for the kids and it has been perfectly fine for MY WHOLE LIFE.
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:cars suck welp thanks 4 reading later dorks Sorry for your unfortunate Saturn.
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Adiabatic posted:Sorry for your unfortunate Saturn. incredibly the same
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everdave posted:corn in the fridge really?
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I'm a little sad -- the last thread title made me laugh every time. (I'm sort of dim, don't judge.)
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:If you grew up in the PNW where bread molds instantly, you'd do the same. This is bullshit. Born and raised in Seattle and we never kept bread in the fridge. Freezer, sure, but that was mostly long term storage for when we were in Alaska for the summer. Bread is super expensive up there.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:If you grew up in the PNW where bread molds instantly, you'd do the same. All sliced bread in the freezer. Then all bread is consumed as either toasted from frozen, or under the broiler/grill for sandwiches because that defrosts one side and makes a nice toasted other side so your sandwich isn't soggy anyway. If you think there's no mould that can occur in the fridge you are crazy, and the dry fridge just makes it stale without keeping it any longer for palatable non toasted or grilled bread anyway.
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"Wikipedia posted:Staling is not, as is commonly believed, simply a drying-out process due to evaporation. Bread will stale even in a moist environment, and stales most rapidly at temperatures just above freezing. Bread stored in the refrigerator will have increased staling rates, and therefore bread should be kept at room temperature. However, refrigeration delays the growth of mold and extends the shelf life of bread Don't chill your bread, folks. Unless you want stale bread for grilled cheeses, panninis, or french toast
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tetrapyloctomy posted:I'm a little sad -- the last thread title made me laugh every time. (I'm sort of dim, don't judge.) Nothing endures but change.
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The Door Frame posted:Don't chill your bread, folks. Unless you want stale bread for Mmmm.... I think I'll make some for Sunday brunch.
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In Seattle did you have air conditioning? We didn't. We had a swamp cooler. Everything molded. The drying capacity of a fridge was a godsend. And the bread is in a bag, so it's not the bread being dried out, it's just preventing excess external moisture. Storing bread in the fridge does make it go stale faster, but not from drying. It causes this glycoconversion stuff with the starches that happens faster at low, but not freezing temperatures. However, while I can easily get 2 or 3 weeks from fridge bread, that's better than less than one week from counter or breadbox bread. E: Starch Retrogradtion http://www.chatelaine.com/food/kitchen-tips/store-bread-in-the-fridge/
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Sure that's great and all but what's the book of the month?
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I want to read catch 22 again because life is also funny, bmw parts breaking and their replacement costs (not bad, but you should see the shipping!) No idea why goons hate on them though because shipping is free in the usa. E: can we have the hate car title back 
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Adiabatic posted:Sure that's great and all but what's the book of the month? 
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Adiabatic posted:Sure that's great and all but what's the book of the month?
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Adiabatic posted:Sure that's great and all but what's the book of the month? I'm curled up with a copy of The Revolution Betrayed by Leon Trotsky, eagerly awaiting the coming class wars Fo3 posted:E: can we have the hate car title back E: JUNE CHAT: Aunt May is still waiting for Peter to hate car
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"INCHI DICKARI" in the last thread posted:social stigmata Is that where you only get the wounds of Christ at parties or in front of a crowd?
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The Door Frame posted:I'm curled up with a copy of The Revolution Betrayed by Leon Trotsky, eagerly awaiting the coming class wars
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Fo3 posted:What's the point of reading history? You know the end already! No spoilers! I haven't read that far yet
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:In Seattle did you have air conditioning? We didn't. We had a swamp cooler. No one in Seattle has air conditioning or a swamp cooler. Well now some of the newer condo buildings/houses might have it, but the vast majority of this city runs out to buy fans and what ever portable AC units they can in the store when we get our now yearly stretch of 90+ degree weather.
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Adiabatic posted:Sure that's great and all but what's the book of the month? Ignition! is solid rocket scientist nerd cred and it's finally been reprinted, now's a good a time as any to pick up a copy if you haven't yet
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Cage posted:The gently caress? Spare one goes in the freezer, duh. And buy wheat bread - it lasts longer before turning green. Metal Geir Skogul posted:If you grew up in the PNW where bread molds instantly, you'd do the same. This man knows what's up. (Though with the aforementioned wheat bread, we don't usually need to use the fridge strategy.) Metal Geir Skogul posted:The Buran would have been better. Probably, but then again: Russia. Enourmo posted:You're just not thinking big enough. ...isn't that just uncut baloney? The Door Frame posted:Don't chill your bread, folks. Unless you want stale bread for grilled cheeses, panninis, or french toast Bread pudding is another good use for stale bread. Enourmo posted:Ignition! is solid rocket scientist nerd cred and it's finally been reprinted, now's a good a time as any to pick up a copy if you haven't yet It's available as a PDF if you look (wink, wink, nudge, nudge.) Still haven't gotten around to reading it, though. 
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LloydDobler posted:Is that where you only get the wounds of Christ at parties or in front of a crowd? STEEEEEEEEGMAAAAAAATAAAAAA IN YOUR EYE I'm a freeze until toastin kinda guy Book of the month is Bosch Jetronic Fuel Injection: How to Understand, Service and Modify
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slurry_curry posted:No one in Seattle has air conditioning or a swamp cooler. Well now some of the newer condo buildings/houses might have it, but the vast majority of this city runs out to buy fans and what ever portable AC units they can in the store when we get our now yearly stretch of 90+ degree weather. and thats cause seattle is the PNW and idaho aint
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BraveUlysses posted:and thats cause seattle is the PNW and idaho aint But he described exactly the same scenario I grew up with (except we had a swamp cooler because it was a tad drier for 2 months a year, though most houses didn't have one).
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BraveUlysses posted:and thats cause seattle is the PNW and idaho aint Agreed. East of the mountains is a completely different place. Metal Geir Skogul posted:But he described exactly the same scenario I grew up with (except we had a swamp cooler because it was a tad drier for 2 months a year, though most houses didn't have one). I guess Idaho is less of a desert than eastern washington, but still much warmer in the summer than Seattle/western washington. Hell, when I was a kid it seemed like we were lucky if we got a couple days of 70+ degree weather, and now we have ~month long stretches of 90+ degrees in the summer. Granted I did spend most of my summers in SE Alaska when I was growing up, so I just had year round grey and rain.
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everdave posted:please change June chat title to BREAD CHAT / ARGUMENT Yes. And maybe I'll get an answer as to why American bread is more like cake than what the rest of the world understands as bread.
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Olympic Mathlete posted:Yes. And maybe I'll get an answer as to why American bread is more like cake than what the rest of the world understands as bread.  Also growing up my mom always kept bread in the fridge. As a grown-rear end adult IT IS SO MUCH BETTER KEPT ON THE COUNTER.
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