I do frozen vegetables, shredded chicken, and bring it to a boil. Once I add noodles, wait 1 min, crack in an egg, and cook for the 2 more min. It makes a nice runny yolk that turns saucy when you tear into it.
Just installed Fallout New Vegas this past weekend. It's probably the 3rd time I'm playing it but it's been quite a while. I barely remember the story so it's pretty fun.
Just got Disco Elysium since I keep hearing how it's great.
I'm debating Fallout 3 or New Vegas. Both are super cheap without DLC and pretty cheap with the DLC. I've owned both historically back in the day but neither survived and apparently I didn't get them on steam back then. The DLCs would really be interesting at this point but I am so cheap I can't convince myself
Depends on how much you're relying on the tools. In the US, casual use of Ryobi is a nice price vs. performance balance. If you're relying on the tools to make a living, go with one of the better companies
I do frozen vegetables, shredded chicken, and bring it to a boil. Once I add noodles, wait 1 min, crack in an egg, and cook for the 2 more min. It makes a nice runny yolk that turns saucy when you tear into it.
Just installed Fallout New Vegas this past weekend. It's probably the 3rd time I'm playing it but it's been quite a while. I barely remember the story so it's pretty fun.
Was gonna say 3 on top, 7 on bottom
Fast and Furious numbering style?
2 Great 2 Depression
Seems kinda low for eyes. Maybe it's the town glory hole
FO:NV is currently on sale on Steam for $4.99, or $7.99 for the Ultimate bundle!
Do you want to see a man boob? Because this attire is how you're going to see a man boob
What part(s) of the garage door do you lubricate? I'm sure I have some grease around like everyone else in this thread
"Khajiit has wares, if you have coin."
Kind of like an oil change from Blue Mountain State... Jump to 2:09 on this video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIqoRWjiFyo
I picked up FNV late last night. I yet again have more games than time!
Just got Disco Elysium since I keep hearing how it's great.
I'm debating Fallout 3 or New Vegas. Both are super cheap without DLC and pretty cheap with the DLC. I've owned both historically back in the day but neither survived and apparently I didn't get them on steam back then. The DLCs would really be interesting at this point but I am so cheap I can't convince myself
Also, do desert nomads have 110 gallons of water to use just for cooking?
Ethernet almost every time
This reminds me of a Tragically Hip song...
New Orleans is Sinking
Depends on how much you're relying on the tools. In the US, casual use of Ryobi is a nice price vs. performance balance. If you're relying on the tools to make a living, go with one of the better companies
I'm playing Skyrim now too. First playthrough where I actually killed a dragon!
I always get caught up with side quests and messing around, but this time I'm gonna try to follow main quest line.
That's my favorite on most foods. For Mexican I go with Valentina and for Asian food I go with Sriracha
I think it's that canning involves plastic lined aluminum cans. If heat to pasteurize, it'll do the heat related breakdown stuff they're talking about