weariedfae

I have this roasted garlic paprika blend I really love and use as a shortcut for a lot of dishes. It's got other spices too but it's just delicious. I think it is McCormick.

My next favorites are Johnny's seasoning salt, black pepper, garlic, onion powder, smoked paprika, basil, Italian seasoning. All of these would go in a vegetable soup.

MSG is also nice in moderation. And cinnamon for sweet things of course.

I think it is kinda neat but I wouldn't live there. Also those rocks are all huge heat sinks and it is probably super cold in the winter.

I enjoyed it. And it has ended so you can binge the whole series if you want. I recommend watching the 2014 movie also titled What We Do In The Shadows first. It's not required but there are some easter eggs and it gives you the vibe of the universe.

From what I've seen of this new dress code the baristas aren't allowed to show collarbone and basically any normal cut shirt does not qualify. I'm talking regular long sleeve black shirt does not cut it.

It seems they basically want everyone in turtle necks or buttoned up to the equivalent area of the neck which is a style most people don't already own.

So they have to buy new shirts and the company is not paying for what amounts to a new uniform. Which is shitty.

I've worked for places that required a uniform before and the company provided the first uniform.

Yes! The hit-or-miss flavor was terrible.

This reminds me of Swish. Did anyone else have Swish growing up?

It was this program and I think they did it because like the entire community was on well water. Once a month they came into our school and had us rinse our mouths with this really high fluoride mouthwash. We had to swish it for like 2 whole minutes or something that seemed like a long time as a child.

It was probably the only thing that saved my teeth growing up (neglectful parents).

All of this happens to Nandor on What We Do In the Shadows, lol.

That gay men have to wear diapers because they become "loose" and incontinent.

The kids today don't realize how homophobic the 90s and 00s were.

I get that. Where i grew up theres stuff I find normal that makes visitors cry. Then I go elsewhere and my mind is blown. People crave novelty.

The movie In Time (2011). The premise was interesting but I can't even remember the plot because it was so meh.

I also think Idiocracy could have been better. It had good moments, and that's what most people remember, but the overall cohesiveness falls flat. Great moments, iconic scenes, but could have been a better film.

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