u/Joe3Eagles

Don't get me wrong, I love their pickles, but they're expensive. Does anybody know of a brand that's less expensive and ships nationally?

I've been a Star Trek fan since TOS. But I've always been reluctant to spend money on fan fiction when the quality of the writing can be so wildly inconsistent from author to author. Lately, I've gotten the itch to give at least one book a try and see how it goes. YOLO! Are there any novel series (that don't totally obliterate official canon) that you'd recommend for a fanfic virgin?

I've been a Star Trek fan since TOS. But I've always been reluctant to spend money on fan fiction when the quality of the writing can be so wildly inconsistent from author to author. Lately, I've gotten the itch to give at least one book a try and see how it goes. YOLO! Are there any novel series (that don't totally obliterate official canon) that you'd recommend for a fanfic virgin?

This isn't a major gripe, I'm just curious. I have no idea how they're prepared, so I don't know whether the employees have any control over it, but every time I get a pasta bowl (delivery), the sauce/cheese around the inside edge is burnt into the bowl. The burn was less than usual this time, which makes me think it's a bug rather than a feature. Believe it or not, the burn is still edible. Any idea whether it's unavoidable?

What are some of the most sinister/evil/spooky/scary looking mountains or mountain ranges of the world? I don't mean from a climbing perspective, but from a photography perspective. I caught a glimpse of a picture of one in my TV's photo rotation that absolutely gave me the shivers, but it rotated out before I could read the tiny credit in the corner.

As much as many people here gripe about how awful the food and service is at TB, I love it. The problem is that over the last year or two, I've been getting it 2 or 3 times a week. My waistline is starting to complain.