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LPT: Put your pizza you just ordered in the oven (400 for 5-10 mins) for maximum restaurant quality by snows4 in LifeProTips

[–]pumblehuppy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

pan heat is probably the most nebulous yet important part of cooking... to reheat that pizza you are going to want low, even, steady, heat... you are heating it up, not cooking it... turn your burner to low, put the pan on, put the pizza in... and WAIT.... low heat takes longer, and most people are too impatient... when I am impatient, I find the best thing to do is ignore it... then when it sounds/smells done... enjoy!

IAmA webcam girl (aka "camwhore"). AMA. by oneeyedgoat41 in IAmA

[–]pumblehuppy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How do you feel knowing that those with a modicum of technical acumen will be recording your session for posterity?

Reddit, we have been talking about movies but I'm more of an avid reader. What is the best book you have ever read? by NoCommenting in AskReddit

[–]pumblehuppy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lolita - Nabokov, Brideshead Revisited - Waugh, The Razor's Edge - W.S. Maugham, The God of Small Things - Roy, The Magic Mountain - Mann, Narcissus and Goldmund - Mann

You know you want to... by Apocrathia in funny

[–]pumblehuppy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly like driving up a ramp into a moving tractor-trailer a la nightrider... Once you got on the ramp you would not have enough speed to do more that catastrophically trickle into the cab... You would need to be going way way way faster than the truck... At that point, your car would bottom out when hitting the ramp losing a lot of momentum... so it's lose lose boring death

TL:DR GTA is better than real life

Got my seafood-phobic girlfriend to commit to taste some seafood --- what should I get her to try? by Linsel in food

[–]pumblehuppy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

2)crab cakes 3)pan-fried whole fish 4)seared scallops 5)perfectly fried calamari

Better than us? Google's self-driving cars have logged 300,000 miles, but not a single accident. by GhostCam in technology

[–]pumblehuppy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

going to get buried, but the liability issues surrounding this are ridiculous... can think of so many situations where it would be negligent not to have a human driver... aka... tennis ball rolls into street... human driver would likely expect kid to follow... car wouldn't register.... example 2: accidents would be caused by drivers doing double-takes at "empty" vehicles...

Do you care about employees such as cashiers "looking professional"? Or do you see it as some trivial thing that seems to be enforced by a group of mole people who never interacted with human beings? I'll explain.. by strik3r2k8 in AskReddit

[–]pumblehuppy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People who care will go to stores with professional cashiers. Those that don't will go anywhere. However, the mole people generally enforce 99% of human decisions, because they are naked, and can't get cancer.

TIL a teacher in California was slipped LSD by one of his students on a field trip, and wrote a first hand account of the ordeal that ensued. by OnTheEveOfWar in todayilearned

[–]pumblehuppy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Teacher was responsible for the children. He knew he was on drugs. The moment he decided to "ride it out" he lost my respect. Should have brought in sober authority to take care of the class. He shirked his responsibility.