A quick glance at Wikipedia suggests that Gilligan's Island was never shown in the UK. It's certainly not available on Region 2 DVDs. :-)
We use the microwave two or three times a week, usually because we forgot to defrost anything in time, or occasionally for reheating food. But the glaring question here is, how on earth do you pop corn in a microwave? I've only ever done it in a pan on the stove.
Post by beersandweirs on Apr 14, 2016 17:14:52 GMT -5
You can also pop regular popcorn in a brown paper bag in the microwave, just put in the popcorn and some oil and fold over the top a few times and then microwave.
You can also pop regular popcorn in a brown paper bag in the microwave, just put in the popcorn and some oil and fold over the top a few times and then microwave.
What?!?! I seriously had no idea. +whatever to being a popcorn junkie. Jude loves it too. (I bite off the hard parts before I give it to him.)
Post by jillywilly on Apr 14, 2016 18:49:50 GMT -5
I changed my last name when I got married, and I was glad too. My maiden name was short, but really weird to pronounce. I just made it my middle name since I didn't have one. So I don't mind being called mrs. Last name, because, well, that is my name.
I've only been called mrs. H's full name on something formal like an invitation, so I really don't mind in that case either since it's how you're "supposed" to do it.
I have never seen it and really have no desire to. I don't think how someone acts in one movie is really going to change my opinion on her. Her career is so much more than just that movie, and overall I just do not get it.
I wish you would watch it. I had the same reaction you do and this movie is soooo funny.
Late to the convo, but I actually had been a fan and like budders I don't find her funny anymore. I didn't think the movie was very funny either.
Post by tatersalad on Apr 14, 2016 18:56:07 GMT -5
As for strip clubs, no big deal IMO. I celebrated part of my dirty thirty birthday weekend at one as payback to all my buddies that like to hit them on their birthdays.
A quick glance at Wikipedia suggests that Gilligan's Island was never shown in the UK. It's certainly not available on Region 2 DVDs. :-)
We use the microwave two or three times a week, usually because we forgot to defrost anything in time, or occasionally for reheating food. But the glaring question here is, how on earth do you pop corn in a microwave? I've only ever done it in a pan on the stove.
Microwave popcorn, they sell it in tescos
Fair enough! It's not in the same place as the popcorn kernels because I haven't seen it :-)
My maiden name is booooorrring. Like of the ClarkSmithJones variety boring. Then I married XH and it changed to an Eastern European name that no one can prononce properly. I have given up on saying it right for people and call DS1 by the Americanized pronunciation. It makes XH BSC but whatever. It's just simpler for everyone. But I still have to spell it two or three times, every time. And now I have DH's perfectly normal, common but not over used, spellable, Scotch-Irish last name and it's just right. I am the Goldilocks of last names.
A quick glance at Wikipedia suggests that Gilligan's Island was never shown in the UK. It's certainly not available on Region 2 DVDs. :-)
We use the microwave two or three times a week, usually because we forgot to defrost anything in time, or occasionally for reheating food. But the glaring question here is, how on earth do you pop corn in a microwave? I've only ever done it in a pan on the stove.
The doctors I work with joke that it's usually retired dentists who request to be addressed as Doctor when they are patients.
While working, I accidentally addressed a chiropractor as Mr. Chiropractor. He swiftly corrected me to, "Dr. Chiropractor". I could hear his panties twisting due to my blunder. I chuckled to myself when we concluded our call. Each time I had to speak with him after our initial convo I would unconsciously start addressing him as, "Mis(just about to say Mr.).....(then catch myself )I'm sorry Dr. Chiropractor". I wasn't purposefully doing it to be an a-hole but I seriously would just forget or I subconsciously just wanted to irk him again.
It seemed #relevant and along the same lines as the retired dentists that @scoop mentioned.
@badwolf321 Good thing you weren't standing in front of it when it blew. I have two scary science oven stories. My roommate was sick and she put a wet kitchen towel in there to heat up and the towel caught on fire and the stainless steel microwave was permanently burnt and ruined. Another time I tried to cook a hard boiled egg in one and I opened the door and the egg blew up in my face and all over the kitchen ceiling. It was disgusting and my whole apartment smelled like stinky egg for a week.
My college roommates microwaved a stainless steel bowl in my microwave by accident. Stunk up the whole apartment but luckily the microwave and bowl were both fine.
My college roommates microwaved a stainless steel bowl in my microwave by accident. Stunk up the whole apartment but luckily the microwave and bowl were both fine.
It didn't burn my face or anything it was more the smell that was the worst part and having to get on a ladder and scrape stinky egg off my ceiling
Haha @poppyc8, my mom was hard boiling a pot of eggs and she forgot it and went to town. By time she got home the water had all boiled off and the eggs all exploded all over the kitchen.
Haha @poppyc8, my mom was hard boiling a pot of eggs and she forgot it and went to town. By time she got home the water had all boiled off and the eggs all exploded all over the kitchen.
In the context of the classroom a PhD should absutely, positively be refered to as Doctor. I'm shocked people would err on the side of calling their prof Mr. or Ms.
Some professors (technically adjunct usually, but confusing all the sam) only have a Master's degree. This is pretty common in Education studies, especially at the graduate level. A few of my professors were Dr., but most were not. It can be very confusing if you're not sure what the background is.
FFThC: Oversensitive nerd that I am, I always studied the school webpage in advance of classes to know the background of all of my professors.
Geek.
Also, when I was working on my masters, I taught a remedial writing class. The students in there all called me Professor. It was bizarre, but I never corrected them. I also threw chalk at them if they fell asleep. Sometimes I miss college...
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