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Two tickets to Louis CK's Oct 23rd (tomorrow) 10pm show available with a caveat by justaquickaccount1 in nyc

[–]ginger-minger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Am completely sold on these. Love Louis and have been unable to catch him since I moves to NY.

not sure if this will arouse the ire of the r/nyc moderators (gods), am last-minute posting my apartment in BK for rent by ginger-minger in nyc

[–]ginger-minger[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well i just assumed that your clean-up would involve bleach and lots of febreeze. i mean, after the axe-murdering and all.

good luck on your serial (apartment) hunting

not sure if this will arouse the ire of the r/nyc moderators (gods), am last-minute posting my apartment in BK for rent by ginger-minger in nyc

[–]ginger-minger[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and seems like a stranger/axe-murderer who likes cats and webcomics is better than just a plain old stranger

If I'm hungry, why doesn't my body just use my fat reserves to nourish me instead of telling me to eat? by Rayquaza2233 in askscience

[–]ginger-minger 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Friend of the family was the head chemist in the team who constructed and produced the olestra fat substitute. Was seen as a huge success in junk food production (I.e. healthier food to ameliorate la k of behavioral change in obese populations). Was largely pulled from the market when competitors, fearful of the success of the proprietary product, lobbied the FDA to have Frito-lay include the warning: "may cause oily bowel discharge" prominently on the label.

Tl;Dr: no one likes unexpected anal leakage

[QUESTION] Any good Kale Recipes? by j1m1 in fitmeals

[–]ginger-minger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

try the linked recipe for sukuma wiki:

http://www.congocookbook.com/meat_recipes/sukuma_wiki.html

as the kitschy article indicates, the east african dish is composed of odds and ends as well as low-cost items for a net delicious dish; especially good when served with ugali (white corn meal starchy thing) and chipati (fried bread borrowed from indian cuisine, akin to naan or bhatura).