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I've had "dry fries" like that before, and loved them! My trick was to sprinkle them with malt vinegar first, then a little salt. ~chef's kiss

I feel like That Thread Over There is nearing the end of its lifespan.

I mean, sort of. Here's a quick rundown of the scientific method: Step 1: Observe Step 2: Question Step 3: Make a hypothesis Step 4: Experiment Step 5: Analyze Step 6: Draw a conclusion Let's assume we have already observed something we can't explain (step 1), then we asked, "woah, what was...

What a great topic for a thread! I try not to put any lit torches or lanterns in truly abandoned places because it's too distracting. One single torch can change the entire vibe of the adventure, change the whole course of the story. Like, imagine that you--the actual person here in the real...

Yep, totally missed that.

That is correct. I am saying that all ghosts are unphotographable. Because they don't exist. That said, I would love to be wrong about that. If anyone has any convincing evidence to the contrary, please share it. There's probably a Nobel Prize or two in it for you.

I agree completely, but I can also appreciate how hard that might be for some people to accept. Knowledge can be taught and learned because it's based on fact and evidence...you can demonstrate something and repeat it, and everyone learns something new. Belief is different, it's a deep...

I think the point they were trying to make was, who can say whether or not a ghost would even show up on film? There are plenty of ghost stories where ghosts aren't visible at all, or they are only visible to a single person in a crowded room, or not responding to light (no reflection, no...

It's one thing to make up a word. It's another to take a word that already exists, and then change its meaning on the fly to keep from losing an argument. "When I said 'alabaster' I was referring to the probability curve of rolling three dice, not a type of gypsum. Why would you even mention...

Ah, thanks for the clarification. I definitely had my real estate confused.

You jest, but there are threads on this very forum where people attempt to write their own dictionaries in order to win an argument. "Well that's just one definition of (commonly-used word.) But if you go back to my first post, you'll see that I wrote my own unique definition of (commonly-used...

I'm with @Morrus on this one. It's cool that these new owners are so amiable and friendly, and that they have found a way to make a few extra dollars. But personally? I wouldn't want random people showing up at all hours, unannounced, asking for a tour of my house.