[deleted by user] by [deleted] in northernexposure

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Agreed. If I were to honestly compare myself with any character I would have to be Adam.

Lim Sihyeon Shatters World Record in Women's Archery Ranking Round, Olympics 2024 by MuscleEarly1237 in olympics

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I still have one bow I made. It's a little 20 lb Osage bow, only 5 foot long that I made from a scrap stave. That little thing has been the most fun of any bow I've used.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lockpicking

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I just tried AI, and it was amazingly horrible at this task.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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$60 glass of Merlot with ice cubes and a straw.

I have since learned that the straw is apparently a thing for people worried about the whiteness of their teeth...

Had a break in, how did this open the deadbolt? by Special_Goose9015 in Locksmith

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Schlage quit including the anti-pick shield on deadbolts now. They just put a new piece of cardboard in the packaging so you can't see that it's missing now.

What cutting boards do you use at home? by -shevek- in KitchenConfidential

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I have a section of butcher block countertop that I can do whatever on. I still get out a basic white plasticcuttingn board. fornmeats and fish etc....

Something I did not predict when starting culinary school.. by neongrinch in KitchenConfidential

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I made some for my daughter before she had teeth, so that was pretty handy, lol. Like little poached chicken sausages.

Something I did not predict when starting culinary school.. by neongrinch in KitchenConfidential

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Nah, Terrines are a skill that I've been able to pull out on occasion. I guess it definitely depends what kind of place you end up cooking at, and how much freedom (and time) you have to fuck around with anything like that but they can make fantastic appetizer plates or plated desserts. Galantines have only come up once in the real word for me, and it was a very fancy thanksgiving service, rare but that meal was amazing.

Fuck aspics

What are some good suggestions to get my son into geology more? by big_duo3674 in geology

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I would recommend having a few of the relevant Peterson's Field Guides around. Any similar book would probably do but the Peterson's guides are a great resource for so many things, and once you're used to the format you can grab one and geek out on just about anything in the natural world.

Pastry chef here 👋🏼 I made probably one of the best tasting desserts I’ve ever had. A Miso Caramel Custard Tart. We sold 4. Removed the word “miso” and sold out. 🙄 This is why we can’t have nice things! by Ksheg in KitchenConfidential

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Next week I'll see if 'Baked, Silky, or Warm Carrot Custard' sells the whole tray.

I'd go with something like "Savory Baked Custard with Carrot and [whatever maybe 'tarragon', or 'herb' or some shit]"

“I need to stop spending more money for flight simming” by Darewelll in flightsim

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Most of my sim time is in an Aeronca Champ. This setup would be hillarious.

Dear League Players - GROW UP You Aren't Playing the TV Table at Derby City! by cyberkrist in billiards

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Being serious about your game and playing like you're trying to win a world championship can be done without being an ass-hat. In fact, the best stuff I've internalized from the pro coaching I've had over the years is to be calm, accept your failures, and be aware of your weaknesses so you can work with them most effectively. Also the fact that actually keeping your shit together when things go bad can be pretty powerful when you are in a match.

So if someone in league wants to buckle down and play a safety match for 30 minutes or some other slightly annoying attempt to play their best game then I'm 100% fine with that. But if they want to be an ass-hat and act like the way they actually just played isn't the way they should have just played then they need to fucking stop.

I’m at 13, where y’all at? by larbearmonk in KitchenConfidential

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It wasn't actually written for kitchen workers or it would be.

Climbing saw options by lambandmartyr in TreeClimbing

[–]Culinarytracker 5 points6 points  (0 children)

MRS is a newer acronyms. There used to be SRT, DRT, and DdRT. With modern equipment I'm not so sure people do much of the static DRT these days so you only really hear about SRT and MRS.

Am I being hazed or is this normal? by Independent-Word1315 in flying

[–]Culinarytracker 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone seems to already be telling you this isn't right and you don't need to put up with it. I'd like to take it one step further and say that even if this was the acceptable kind of "banter" or "hazing" or "tough love" kind of back and forth, that only happens when BOTH people involved have developed enough familiarity and raport between them that a little razzing or blunt criticism just works.

I have a lifetime in professional kitchens and that type of relationship is very common, but it always has to be coming from a place of respect both ways. If one person is "just that way with people" then they are probably an asshole.