Okay so I know this is a couple weeks old, but I can’t stop thinking about this and you got me cooking.

Get some of those giant jumbo dogs by Nathan’s, slice them in half and grill them up. Get some beef (I like around 70/30 myself), cook it up with some burger seasonings, maybe a hint of cheese or cheese sauce? Put the half dog in the bun first, flat side up so it creates a nice platform for the rest of the food and opens the bun. Then you put a nice portion of burger meat on top, then your toppings (lettuce, tomato, more cheese, etc.) and your sauces (ketchup, mayo, maybe some mustard).

Boom. Burger-Dog.

Sweatpants and a shirt, and some socks.

Rewatching the newer Apes movies makes me scared shitless whenever I see a gorilla on screen. They’re big, loud, strong as hell, and smart as a person. Especially the scene in Dawn when the guy goes back to the settlement to try to negotiate and you just see that gorilla come out of nowhere and just scream at the guy.

And then I laugh whenever I see one riding a horse and think “that poor horse.”

Damn I thought you were gonna say it gets into our bodies and eats us as we’re becoming part plastic nowadays.

That’s a horror movie premise right there.

Have you found any “Tall” sizes? I used to need 2XLT, and I know they make “smaller” sizes like that.

This seems oddly specific

Anything by Gnome.

I don’t care if Gnome isn’t “Halloween themed,” I’m still gonna recommend them to anyone I can. They have badass guitar riffs and choruses, and they always wear their pointy hats.

Sssssuuuuuuurrrrre…

But I really don’t think Lemmy is big or widespread enough for people to recognize each other based on random info and a username.

I was shopping in a Walmart, and I found a pint of ice cream that had completely melted in the toy section.

Whatever you say, Stone Cold Growsomethinggood

Like at least since English has been a language.

Why isn’t it just common practice to just use “they” instead the entirely cumbersome “he/her”?

Like it’s just so much easier to type out and say, and it’s just better to use regardless.

On top of this, you can get filters like Brita pitchers and such.

Haven’t paid for water in a couple years now.

Just gonna chime in to say I bought Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands cause it’s on sale right now for like $12 on steam (the season pass is only $5 too) and MY GOD IS IT AN ABSOLUTE BLAST TO PLAY!

I’m just having straight up fun with this game, and I’m already wishing there was a sequel coming out tomorrow so I could dive right in when I finish this one. The bright vibrant world is fun to explore, the enemies are entertaining to fight with their quips and banter, the new mechanics (spells instead of grenades, new dedicated melee weapons and inventory slot, enchanted rings/amulets/armor to change that can all act as individual class mods to switch up your play style a bit) feel right at home in the fantasy setting.

I’ve heard about the lack of endgame and DLC stories, but I don’t care. I’m just having fun with my bowguns and magic missile launchers.

Can’t you pick up ammo in the Just Cause games? It’s been too long since I last played.

That being said, I like how Dying Light handles the decay system. You can repair a weapon so many times before it becomes completely useless, but in the second game I think you can just always repair stuff if you have the means.

I’ve never even thought to put lettuce in a hot dog…

If someone made like a “cheeseburger” hot dog with lettuce, tomato, pickle, maybe even onion, with ketchup and possibly some mayo? I’d throw down. ETA: can’t believe I forgot cheese

My biggest snack when I was a kid (and I sometimes still do this at 28) was dry ramen packets. I love crunching the noodles and the texture they have. And I keep the flavor powder for the next time I actually cool them, for extra flavor.

So like a turkey ziti? This sounds pretty good.

I mean the double feature that it premiered in was literally called Grindhouse as well.

I have both movies. They’re fun. Death Proof moreso than Planet Terror, but Planet Terror has its moments.

Anytime I’m in Texas I get the same feeling.