CrazyTigerFan

Played the hell out of the 3D0 demo kiosk at Circuit City.

We never dipped in butter, but we used to always put one or two out on the tables at crawfish boils.

Why rinse the spatula when you can just rinse the meat. Insert Eddie Murphy gif here.

Why does every seventh or eighth Whopper have a soft and deflated texture?

On Babylon 5, Jerry Doyle (Security Chief Michael Garibaldi) did not like Michael O'Hare (Commander Jeffrey Sinclair) during the first season. Doyle thought O'Hare was unprofessional, aloof, and acting like a jerk to the rest of the cast.

The truth was that O'Hare had started suffering from paranoid delusions. Showrunner J Michael Strazinsky was one of the few people that knew, but O'Hare insisted that he finish the season and then write his character off. That way, the other actors' jobs would be safe, and O'Hare could then seek treatment. This also explained why O'Hare sometimes seemed to struggle through some wooden acting.

Unfortunately, O'Hare eventually had relapses that led to his early death. Strazinski kept the medical issues secret until O'Hare's death, then he let people know the truth as per O'Hare's wishes.

If you have renters insurance in Japan that covers natural disasters, they provide you with these materials and send refresher kits every few years. This is the government reminding other people to be prepared for disasters.

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It wasn't on Nickelodeon, but I always wanted to go on Starcade. They would debut new aracade games sometimes.

It was available at many restaurants and grocery stores I visited in Osaka, Japan. The Japanese often aren't big on spicy food, so that says something.

Models are potential outcomes. Forecasts are predictions based on data, including models.

How many forecasts in BR in 2016 hit actual the rain totals, even though some models predicted the stalled out system?

Why is this, repeatedly, so hard for people to understand?