▲ 8 r/Oatmeal
Do you go heavy on cinnamon and salt when making oatmeal?
I like to go heavy on the cinnamon and salt to add flavor, what about you?
u/zipzap21 — 15 hours ago
▲ 6 r/Oatmeal
Is making a large batch of oatmeal and microwing the leftovers as needed a good idea or a bad idea?
That's what I do. The first night is fresh oatmeal but the leftovers taste just as good. Especially when mixing in banana, strawberry and or peanut butter.
u/zipzap21 — 1 day ago
▲ 2 r/Oatmeal
Hot Oatmeal vs. Cold Oatmeal, Which is Better (and why)?
reddit.comu/zipzap21 — 2 days ago
▲ 8 r/Oatmeal
What are your top fruits to mix with oatmeal if money was no object (the whole list)?
reddit.comu/zipzap21 — 3 days ago
▲ 58 r/nfl
What is your biggest compliment or harshest critique relating to NFL broadcasts or broadcast crew (excluding the game play itself)?
Camera work, commercials, commentators, and everything else about the NFL on TV (or streaming) is fair game for praise or critique!
u/zipzap21 — 1 month ago
▲ 564 r/nfl
How can the Onside Kick Rule be tweaked to make it slightly more favorable for the Kicking Team?
The Onside Kick Recovery Rate is only 8 percent over the past two years - 8 recoveries in 102 tries. It's too boring and predictable. How should the rule be tweaked? Would a 12 - 16 percent recovery rate be a good number to shoot for?
u/zipzap21 — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/nfl
How can the Forward Progress Rule be tweaked or better enforced to make sure that the refs don't mess up the call?
I see too many times where the whistle is way late or doesn't come at all even though it's obvious that the runner's forward progress has been stopped. Since this type of call is non-reviewable and a potential injury hazard, you would think that the NFL would want to clean this situation up or at least tighten it up a little. I wonder how many times the refs have messed this type of call up really bad. Probably thousands of times.
u/zipzap21 — 2 months ago