Coated with 50/50 mixture pork fat and flour as humidity was around 50 all winter. Temps in the 60s the entire time. Salt cured it with celery seed powder in the fridge for two weeks first.
The only things I see are cats and this doesn't look like something a cat could poop.
DISCLAIMER: This happened in 2018 and both occupants were completely uninjured.
I was heading home from work and managed to see this wreck just after it happened. The driver sped across an intersection that rises up in the middle and went airborne into a concrete light pole. The car did exactly what it was designed to do in a wreck like this, it was truly a sight to see.
I look outside today and see this bag, now I haven’t opened it but from the looks it seems like marinating chicken. I have a gate in the front of my house so for anything to be found in the front yard is weird especially a Ziploc bag full of chicken. What is stressing me out is that if it is a ziplock bag full of chicken that would mean that the person had plans and regulations and duties for this chicken. That’s also a responsible person task is to marinate chicken so why would it end up in my front yard? It honestly has derailed my whole day.
Has anyone ever purchased from nunition.com? These prices for ASE are so low I feel they’re fake or a scam. Ran across them on Facebook. I don’t plan on purchasing from them since I don’t trust what I’m seeing. Just wanted to see if there are any “real life” experiences out there.
Was looking for a Supra project car on IAAI and came across what i think is the Supra from Kyle’s crash a few months before his passing. Location of the crash was in socal which is where this card is listed so i’m 98% sure this was it. Honestly just from looking it at i am beyond suprised that this crash didn’t kill anyone. God is good. R.I.P. to Kyle, i can’t imagine how hard this would be to recover from physically and also mentally especially after all the rumors circulating that they left him for dead in the car.
A strange rubber like structure was removed from this cow
I absolutely love the Reuben and the pastrami sandwiches there and have always wondered if they make the meat in-house or buy it from a vendor and just slice it. Any help? Thanks!
I purchased this slag glass lamp a few days ago on Facebook marketplace in upstate New York for $145. I noticed it has “L&L WMC” embedded into the arm of the lamp, and a quick google search told me they were a lamp business from the 1930s until the 1970s. It also looks like there is a year marked to the left of it - maybe 1972? I cannot tell, nor do I know if this would signify the year it was made. I’m in love with the design and would be even more in love if it were authentic and not a replica of an older lamp. What do you think?
TL;DR - I found this lamp on Facebook marketplace and want to know when it could have been made.
Had a jar of starter in the fridge since around February, don't think I fed it since mid-march. Got around to checking it out today, and there was definite mold on the sides, but then also these strange scaley fleshy globby fellows. Assuming they're still some sort of fungus, but can't find anything that really matches. Anyone have any idea what I've created?
Starter was a mix of unbleached white flour and some rye, and filtered water, if that helps anything.
My buddy’s wife is in a coma. He says the sex is the same but the laundry is piling up.