Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?
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payn
Glory to Marik
Wow, you been on this a few times today.
To be fair, I didn't mean just today. Although today certainly added to the total!
(Which makes the number not nearly as impressive, but when I go off I usually like to have lots of references and links and footnotes).
el-remmen
Moderator Emeritus
For me it is urge to respond to certain questions with "Yer mom."
CleverNickName
Limit Break Dancing (He/They)
Pineapple Sherbet
Okay so here's what you do.
Go to the store, and buy the ripest pineapple they have. Get some brown sugar and some heavy cream while you're there. On your way home, swing by the liquor store and get a small bottle of spiced rum (or a large bottle, I'm not your dad.)
When you get home, peel and core the pineapple, then cut it into chunks. You can put those peels and core into a glass gallon jar to make tepache, but that's a different recipe.
Put the pineapple chunks in your food processor, and puree them until very smooth. Seriously, blend them way longer than you think you need to, and then blend them some more. Pineapple won't give up without a fight. Then pour it into a bowl. Stir in 1d3 tablespoons of brown sugar and a generous pour of rum. (About an ounce? Maybe less? You don't measure rum with measuring spoons, you measure it with your heart.)
Finally, stir in 1/3 cup heavy cream and immediately pour it into your ice cream freezer. This is the only part of the recipe where timing is critical: milk + acid = curdles, so you want to get it into the freezer right away. Freeze until soft set, then transfer to an airtight container and freeze completely.
Serves six (or one, if it's 100°F outside and you have the day off.)
Okay so here's what you do.
Go to the store, and buy the ripest pineapple they have. Get some brown sugar and some heavy cream while you're there. On your way home, swing by the liquor store and get a small bottle of spiced rum (or a large bottle, I'm not your dad.)
When you get home, peel and core the pineapple, then cut it into chunks. You can put those peels and core into a glass gallon jar to make tepache, but that's a different recipe.
Put the pineapple chunks in your food processor, and puree them until very smooth. Seriously, blend them way longer than you think you need to, and then blend them some more. Pineapple won't give up without a fight. Then pour it into a bowl. Stir in 1d3 tablespoons of brown sugar and a generous pour of rum. (About an ounce? Maybe less? You don't measure rum with measuring spoons, you measure it with your heart.)
Finally, stir in 1/3 cup heavy cream and immediately pour it into your ice cream freezer. This is the only part of the recipe where timing is critical: milk + acid = curdles, so you want to get it into the freezer right away. Freeze until soft set, then transfer to an airtight container and freeze completely.
Serves six (or one, if it's 100°F outside and you have the day off.)
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trappedslider
Legend
you could afford anger management sessions with a therapist.
I somehow hadn't seen this before from the 1985 Supreme Court Historical Society Yearbook. (The rest doesn't have much to do with it https://supremecourthistory.org/assets/schs-journal/pub_journal_1985.pdf ). Is this a thing all the lawyers on here would know already? (@Snarf Zagyg @Dannyalcatraz )
Edit: As an aside, Watters vs. TSR wasn't until 1989 - and didn't get to SCOTUS, but did involve the 1st amendment and D&D in the district court. The appeal looks like it decided 1A wasn't involved if I read it correctly.
Edit: As an aside, Watters vs. TSR wasn't until 1989 - and didn't get to SCOTUS, but did involve the 1st amendment and D&D in the district court. The appeal looks like it decided 1A wasn't involved if I read it correctly.
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Warpiglet-7
Lord of the depths
Contrary to my previous belief and nature…you can unfollow a thread, get quoted and tempted…and still decide not to do it.
Also recently, you can have an employee say something stupid and just let stupidity hang in the air…until it wilts under its own weight.
Also recently, you can have an employee say something stupid and just let stupidity hang in the air…until it wilts under its own weight.
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