Jersey Mike's is good, but if you get one of those subs with that much oil poured on it, you might as well eat it sitting on the toilet.
Random Thoughts 17: Here we go again.
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My favorite love to hate commercials are those homeowners turning into their parents ones. First couple were fresh and sort of funny. Now they are just belaboring the point when there's no material left.
I like the Allstate Mayhem commercials. My mom absolutely hates that guy.
But @wxman1 would totally be the one to fly us down to Mexico.
Wow had a good day at work finished things up by 1 took care of some other stuff and was only 15 miles from home when the rain started. I was surprised when I went to pull the driveway vehicle into the garage it was actually icing up. The one that I had driven was fine. Welp here is hoping the power stays on.
CycloneErik
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Furnace seems to be fixed for good this time.
Wiring issue on the last fix. Put in black and gold wires instead of red and gold, then blew a fuse.
I noted that mixing black and gold is never a good thing.
Wiring issue on the last fix. Put in black and gold wires instead of red and gold, then blew a fuse.
I noted that mixing black and gold is never a good thing.
Me too. No video happened to the car in front me at the wash today. Didn't look out of place going in but afterword it was half off the car. The wash was one of those with the spinning brushes. By bumper I mean the plastic rear bumper panel that raps around the rear of the car.
WOW you actually saw it that's crazy I thought you were talking about a internet thing.
If the person is cheap like me screw that piece back on with matching colored roofing screws if the car wash won't fix it right.
No just regular pan. (or is that 'air frying'?)
I basically just want to put in a pan with olive oil and stir up a bit until they're done.
No, an air fryer is a counter top appliance that works like a small convection oven.
As for pan-frying sweet potatoes, I would worry about the unevenness of cooking the fries in the pan and if they are frozen, releasing too much moisture in the pan to crisp properly. Full disclosure, I have never cooked sweet potato fries this way but I do know in order to get them crispy it does take longer than regular potato fries.
We're getting raaaaiiiiinnnnn here in north Ankeny. Some basements are gonna be flooded, I fear.
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