Jewcar, the problem is you never know if it is a regrettable till you try. Some skills are transferable to numerous different areas.
This is true, but I already have enough skill sets for like four people. I want to actually develop them rather than collect them like they were poke`mon.
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'Saving for well-done' is a time-honored tradition dating back to cuisine's
earliest days: meat and fish cost money. Every piece of cut, fabricated food
must, ideally, be sold for three or even four times its cost in order for the
chef to make his 'food cost percent'. So what happens when the chef finds a
tough, slightly skanky end-cut of sirloin, that's been pushed repeatedly to the
back of the pile? He can throw it out, but that's a total loss, representing a
three-fold loss of what it cost him per pound. He can feed it to the family,
which is the same as throwing it out. Or he can 'save for well-done'-serve it to
some rube who prefers to eat his meat or fish incinerated into a flavorless,
leathery hunk of carbon, who won't be able to tell if what he's eating is food
or flotsam. Ordinarily, a proud chef would hate this customer, hold him in
contempt for destroying his fine food. But not in this case. The dumb bastard is
paying for the privilege of eating his garbage! What's not to like?
'Saving for well-done' is a time-honored tradition dating back to cuisine's
earliest days: meat and fish cost money. Every piece of cut, fabricated food
must, ideally, be sold for three or even four times its cost in order for the
chef to make his 'food cost percent'. So what happens when the chef finds a
tough, slightly skanky end-cut of sirloin, that's been pushed repeatedly to the
back of the pile? He can throw it out, but that's a total loss, representing a
three-fold loss of what it cost him per pound. He can feed it to the family,
which is the same as throwing it out. Or he can 'save for well-done'-serve it to
some rube who prefers to eat his meat or fish incinerated into a flavorless,
leathery hunk of carbon, who won't be able to tell if what he's eating is food
or flotsam. Ordinarily, a proud chef would hate this customer, hold him in
contempt for destroying his fine food. But not in this case. The dumb bastard is
paying for the privilege of eating his garbage! What's not to like?
i am liking this book.
If you can't cook a steak to well done and make it not a piece of charred leather, you shouldn't be cooking.
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edited September 2010
What the hell, GOG ended the service! WHAT. NO.
NOOOO.
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edited September 2010
Anywho, if you want a game to tide you over till this GoG business get's sorted out, try Recettear.
'Saving for well-done' is a time-honored tradition dating back to cuisine's
earliest days: meat and fish cost money. Every piece of cut, fabricated food
must, ideally, be sold for three or even four times its cost in order for the
chef to make his 'food cost percent'. So what happens when the chef finds a
tough, slightly skanky end-cut of sirloin, that's been pushed repeatedly to the
back of the pile? He can throw it out, but that's a total loss, representing a
three-fold loss of what it cost him per pound. He can feed it to the family,
which is the same as throwing it out. Or he can 'save for well-done'-serve it to
some rube who prefers to eat his meat or fish incinerated into a flavorless,
leathery hunk of carbon, who won't be able to tell if what he's eating is food
or flotsam. Ordinarily, a proud chef would hate this customer, hold him in
contempt for destroying his fine food. But not in this case. The dumb bastard is
paying for the privilege of eating his garbage! What's not to like?
i am liking this book.
If you can't cook a steak to well done and make it not a piece of charred leather, you shouldn't be cooking.
If you're cooking a steak to well-done, you shouldn't be cooking.
'Saving for well-done' is a time-honored tradition dating back to cuisine's
earliest days: meat and fish cost money. Every piece of cut, fabricated food
must, ideally, be sold for three or even four times its cost in order for the
chef to make his 'food cost percent'. So what happens when the chef finds a
tough, slightly skanky end-cut of sirloin, that's been pushed repeatedly to the
back of the pile? He can throw it out, but that's a total loss, representing a
three-fold loss of what it cost him per pound. He can feed it to the family,
which is the same as throwing it out. Or he can 'save for well-done'-serve it to
some rube who prefers to eat his meat or fish incinerated into a flavorless,
leathery hunk of carbon, who won't be able to tell if what he's eating is food
or flotsam. Ordinarily, a proud chef would hate this customer, hold him in
contempt for destroying his fine food. But not in this case. The dumb bastard is
paying for the privilege of eating his garbage! What's not to like?
i am liking this book.
If you can't cook a steak to well done and make it not a piece of charred leather, you shouldn't be cooking.
i'd rather have a good piece of fresh beef, thanks
So I read terrible webcomics, including Moon Over June which is an awful webcomic about two girls being horrible people in the pursuit of sex. Like an unfunny, nymphomanic version of It's Always Sunny.
The author just knocked both of them up. I don't even know how they're going to deal with it. It's either going to become:
-a miscarriage webcomic
-an abortion webcomic
-a neglectful parent webcomic
-a pregnant fetish webcomic
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MrMisterJesus dying on the cross in pain? Morally better than us. One has to go "all in".Registered Userregular
edited September 2010
I want to watch:
But it is late and I have a lot to do tomorrow. But I'm also not that tired.
Struggle!
it's bizarre how clearly it falls into class lines. seems like your income shouldn't dictate your taste in meat either way, but anyone who's ever worked tables knows
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'Saving for well-done' is a time-honored tradition dating back to cuisine's
earliest days: meat and fish cost money. Every piece of cut, fabricated food
must, ideally, be sold for three or even four times its cost in order for the
chef to make his 'food cost percent'. So what happens when the chef finds a
tough, slightly skanky end-cut of sirloin, that's been pushed repeatedly to the
back of the pile? He can throw it out, but that's a total loss, representing a
three-fold loss of what it cost him per pound. He can feed it to the family,
which is the same as throwing it out. Or he can 'save for well-done'-serve it to
some rube who prefers to eat his meat or fish incinerated into a flavorless,
leathery hunk of carbon, who won't be able to tell if what he's eating is food
or flotsam. Ordinarily, a proud chef would hate this customer, hold him in
contempt for destroying his fine food. But not in this case. The dumb bastard is
paying for the privilege of eating his garbage! What's not to like?
i am liking this book.
If you can't cook a steak to well done and make it not a piece of charred leather, you shouldn't be cooking.
So I read terrible webcomics, including Moon Over June which is an awful webcomic about two girls being horrible people in the pursuit of sex. Like an unfunny, nymphomanic version of It's Always Sunny.
The author just knocked both of them up. I don't even know how they're going to deal with it. It's either going to become:
-a miscarriage webcomic
-an abortion webcomic
-a neglectful parent webcomic
-a pregnant fetish webcomic
Actually, I know how it turns out. It's more dissapointing than disgusting.
it's bizarre how clearly it falls into class lines. seems like your income shouldn't dictate your taste in meat either way, but anyone who's ever worked tables knows
It falls clearly along class lines precisely because it is faddish.
So I read terrible webcomics, including Moon Over June which is an awful webcomic about two girls being horrible people in the pursuit of sex. Like an unfunny, nymphomanic version of It's Always Sunny.
The author just knocked both of them up. I don't even know how they're going to deal with it. It's either going to become:
-a miscarriage webcomic
-an abortion webcomic
-a neglectful parent webcomic
-a pregnant fetish webcomic
Actually, I know how it turns out. It's more dissapointing than disgusting.
Can you tell me? It'll bug me if I don't know.
Inqui: Fiddlesticks isn't my cup of tea, but I have seen rude Fiddlesticks eff me up. I like League of Champions because unless you're hardcore pretty much every champion is viable.
Guys, seriously, just ignore the GoG situation till Wednesday.
Why wednesday?
Parent company is having a big announcement on Wednesday. Guy in parent company also told investors to ignore the news on GoGs home page. It looks like it's possible that the GoG closing is a publicity stunt gone horribly wrong.
Also, when Kotaku contacted GoG they were told that GoG wasn't going away.
Update: Good Old Games spokesman Tom Ohle gave this comment to Kotaku: "As the message on the site says, this doesn't mean GOG is gone. We'll have more to share in the coming days."
Signs point to a potential relaunch of the service. Good Old Games had always carried a "beta" tag. This Polish financial news page, translated, (Good Old Games' owner is Warsaw-based CD Projekt) indicates news is coming on Wednesday. [Thanks to Kotaku reader jayntampa for the link.]
Can't it be all four at the same time Cass? You forgot adoption comic as well.
Adoption comic was covered under pregnancy fetish webcomic, in that they both get big and pregnant have sexy pregnancy sex and then the babies are adopted immediately and they go back to their regular bodies and have more sex.
But then one of the characters says she wants to raise the baby so
My mother-in-law would always apologize before serving dinner when I was in
attendance, saying, 'This must seem pretty ordinary for a chef. 'She had no
idea how magical, how reassuring, how pleasurable her simple meat loaf was for
me, what a delight even lumpy mashed potatoes were-being, as they were
Can't it be all four at the same time Cass? You forgot adoption comic as well.
Adoption comic was covered under pregnancy fetish webcomic, in that they both get big and pregnant have sexy pregnancy sex and then the babies are adopted immediately and they go back to their regular bodies and have more sex.
But then one of the characters says she wants to raise the baby so
1/2 adoption and half growing up and becoming a better person thus a good parent comic. Oh and sexy pregnant sex.
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If you order medium at a fancy restaurant now they'll give you something that would have been called rare in the 60s and 70s. If you order rare now they'll give you something that people would have sent back.
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our country is pretty awful, though
Kim is in a lot of pain. You should send your sexual healing that way.
jobs are there to be had, but we can't all have our dream job with the big bucks, some times you need to suck it up for a bit.
WHere do you guys discuss the updates?
Moriiii
you said I can't lend you out
so don't go lending yourself out!
My dreams of Mistress' Prostitution Parlor are all ashatters!
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Wow, my dick just crawled back up inside of me, screaming. At least it sounded like screaming. Didn't know it could do either of those things.
This is true, but I already have enough skill sets for like four people. I want to actually develop them rather than collect them like they were poke`mon.
That's a maybe. Apparently, more information might be forthcoming. Maybe.
that would really suck, although it seems like steam is picking up their choicer catalogues lately anyway
but still. GOG existing was one of those things that made me a little happy to think about, even though I never bought their stuff.
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NOOOO.
Capitalism, ho!
the trick is sear and then microwave
(i am not even kidding. they eat it up)
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If you're cooking a steak to well-done, you shouldn't be cooking.
Why wednesday?
The author just knocked both of them up. I don't even know how they're going to deal with it. It's either going to become:
-a miscarriage webcomic
-an abortion webcomic
-a neglectful parent webcomic
-a pregnant fetish webcomic
But it is late and I have a lot to do tomorrow. But I'm also not that tired.
Struggle!
Ultra-rare meat strikes me as awesome and tasteful.
it's bizarre how clearly it falls into class lines. seems like your income shouldn't dictate your taste in meat either way, but anyone who's ever worked tables knows
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If it wasn't charred leather it'd be medium.
Actually, I know how it turns out. It's more dissapointing than disgusting.
It falls clearly along class lines precisely because it is faddish.
Can you tell me? It'll bug me if I don't know.
Inqui: Fiddlesticks isn't my cup of tea, but I have seen rude Fiddlesticks eff me up. I like League of Champions because unless you're hardcore pretty much every champion is viable.
I remember fighting him. He in some peoples hands was really scary.
Tyr: Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential, right?
Parent company is having a big announcement on Wednesday. Guy in parent company also told investors to ignore the news on GoGs home page. It looks like it's possible that the GoG closing is a publicity stunt gone horribly wrong.
Also, when Kotaku contacted GoG they were told that GoG wasn't going away.
So... yeah.
Adoption comic was covered under pregnancy fetish webcomic, in that they both get big and pregnant have sexy pregnancy sex and then the babies are adopted immediately and they go back to their regular bodies and have more sex.
But then one of the characters says she wants to raise the baby so
@inq: yes!
1/2 adoption and half growing up and becoming a better person thus a good parent comic. Oh and sexy pregnant sex.
No.
If you order medium at a fancy restaurant now they'll give you something that would have been called rare in the 60s and 70s. If you order rare now they'll give you something that people would have sent back.