Give it time! The cheese-powered space ships are from the 2260s.We were promised cheese powered space ships that would take us to the edge of the universe, and we are still stuck with rockets that can't even reach Mars!
Give it time! The cheese-powered space ships are from the 2260s.We were promised cheese powered space ships that would take us to the edge of the universe, and we are still stuck with rockets that can't even reach Mars!
I am not going to lie. While I have never attempted a full deli block of cheese, I have finished blocks of cheese on my own
When I go to a game at a ballpark, those would be my preferred dogs. Occasionally, I’ll add cheese or chili, but never both. Rarely, I’ll get a Chicago style, but only in a park that I know makes them well.But, what's wrong with ketchup on hot dogs? Ketchup and mustard on a hotdog.![]()
Unfortunately, what most of the world knows as "American cheese" is a specific, heavily-processed cheese-flavored product made by Kraft Foods Inc., who patented the process of making it in like 1920. It's not cheese; it's what Capitalism does to cheese. It's a pale, sad mockery of actual cheeses from America and it's embarrassing us in front of the whole world.
Correction: We were promised flying cars that fold up into briefcases.We were promised flying cars and houses that fold up into briefcases, but I would be happy with a toaster that actually pops up the toast consistently when the bread reaches optimal brownness. But no, instead I get "Remember your terrible drawings from childhood? Now a computer can do just as poorly!"
Jokes on him, I have nowhere further to degrade.The junk merchant doesn't sell his product to the consumer, he sells the consumer to his product. He does not improve and simplify his merchandise. He degrades and simplifies the client.
Jokes on him, I have nowhere further to degrade.