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Depends on the sandwich. Back when I was trying to eat breakfast I would make fried egg sandwiches in which I would butter toast, later a fried egg and cheese slice, and top it with another slice of buttered toast. Back when I was working fast food we buttered all the buns/bread for...

Possibly, but all things considered it would probably be nice to know if there were sweaty men wearing skirts inside the horse *before* tried to race it. I mean, it might be a nice surprise, but it certainly changes the plans for what to do with the gift.

You know what I say, always check that the gift horse isn't full of Greeks.

I only use reproductions of historical medieval daggers to spread my butter. As such, they're edged and person-killing-sharp on both sides.

What am I being nominated for?

Hrm... I don't ride my motorcycle fast and zip through traffic because I'm in a hurry to go places, I do so because it's fun. That said, I'd split lanes before I'd start riding someone's bumper or flashing my lights. I know my weight category. GTR, dude.

I'm two episodes behind, but the three episodes I watched were interesting enough I plan on watching the others when I get around to it. Nothing amazing, but enough.

So art (of any stripe). And you're surprised that employers can afford to be very picky. There's a reason the "starving artist" is a stereotype, ya know.

... before I start in on the rant this quote inspired in me, I want to verify that the basis of the rant was correct. Are you looking for a job in the video game industry? Aside from that, you're right, they don't know you did something wrong. But the risk of someone that's unemployed having...

I pretty much agree with Jet Shield, but here's a few other things... Re: Hiring someone whom is currently employed vs. not Consider two prospective employees. They have the same qualifications, same years in industry, same education. But one is currently employed and the other has been out...

It depends, but as you're asking on a gaming forum, I imagine you're gonna get answers biased towards having rules. Gamers like rules. Rules let us know what we can break. Personally? It depends on the story. Sort of like in the games I run, when magic is in the hands of the...

Pretty sure I've read that several times, actually.

'cause nothing says "fun times" like visiting the house of an acquitted murderer with a children's rhyme (that gets the numbers wrong).

In unrelated news, falling off rocks can hurt. I was up maybe ten feet on this fairly sheer rock yesterday when my footing slipped and I went straight down, straight through the hands of my spotter, hit the crash pad feet first, feet rolled out from under me, hit my back flat on the pad and...

Yes, no, once, eight-ish years together and married for eight weeks today and still going strong.

I'm fed. Right now you have to request over-time in advance and it get it approved pretty high up the chain. Approval hasn't been terribly common since sequestration hit.

I boulder. Sure, I may not be able to bench that much, but I can throw my scrawny ass up a rock wall by my fingertips and tippy toes. Also a few body-weight exercises (pull-ups, push-ups, sit-ups, standing on my hands) every now and then, but I haven't been regular about it in months.

alt-168 Huh. I'd swear those weren't there when I looked the first time. Full disclosure: I have never watched a single episode of Dexter, hadn't even heard it ended, and know nothing about said ending I was previously unaware of. That said... isn't that the show about the serial killer...

To remind you "dude, when you've been a 3 for decades, if a 10 comes up to you and pretends interest you shun that [derogatory word]! She isn't into you! It's just your [clearance/wallet/metro pass/library card] she's into!" Edit: as a side note, had another security briefing. I think the...

¿ I tried that search on google image and I saw one piece of my artwork, but none of me. I'm quite confused.