Remorhaz

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on 13 July 1988 · c/foxtrot · 3 pts · 49d

My mother passed in 2023. It took her until 2021 to confess that she didn’t use salt in her cooking. Her brisket recipe was to slap the whole thing in the oven at 500 in the morning and pull it at dinner time, carve and serve.

Inedible leather. I remember many nights of being Peter in this comic

It’s nothing special. It likes to waste a lot of time recapping itself, and has 4 jokes that it will cycle through repeatedly, one of which is just that Hugh Jackman was in attendance during the murder, but the show didn’t actually get Jackman so it’s just a guy.

You aren’t really able to solve the murder because they fail to properly foreshadow the “clue” who the murderer is.

Too much tell instead of show

Eh, it didn’t deserve any more than it got. It enjoyed pointless filler like recapping itself every 20 minutes, and couldn’t stop itself from telling us instead of showing us things.

Every character fawns over Cupp as the greatest detective to ever live but in reality she’s only a good interrogator. The show also REALLY liked sniffing its own farts on her “quirky” behavior. There was never a point to the birding, just more stalling and filler. In the final summation we get one last birding bit but it wasn’t actually germane.

It could have been half the runtime and better for it.

Feedback from drivers has been very significant in these regulations. Look at Red Bull and Perez. He told them they were going the wrong way in late 2023, according to some reports. Max’s feedback is why their car balances on a knife edge

Piastri just recently, the Montreal upgrades he said didn’t suit him.

on Allegra Chook · c/memes · 30 pts · 1y

Yep, I used to have a special card I had to keep in my wallet. It had a special number for them to call, and half of it had space for me to write down details (who/what/where) in the event I couldn’t get them to call

Not the original post, but it’s usually speed. Manufacturing employees get pushed for more output, and usually that means that maintenance gets rushed.

A decade ago I was working somewhere with massive production machines with big rollers to pull the product through. One guy left the machine running to clean it so he could just sort of buff the rollers to clean them instead of scrubbing.

He got his arm sucked in up to his shoulder before someone was able to hit the e-stop