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[fotze2]

Why does Lasagna have a 5% tasting good rate? Chasing that 5% of the sublime lasagna is worth the 95% of meh lasagna though.

[bizaro86]

Originally Posted by topfiverecords

How many lasagnas can you fit in the overhead bin if you line up before your zone is called?

All of them.

But if you wait until your zone is called the bins will be full.

[BlackArcher101]

Just booked a flight to Toronto in June, cheapest fare all-in was 31 Panago medium chicken clubs.

[fotze2]

Originally Posted by BlackArcher101

Just booked a flight to Toronto in June, cheapest fare all-in was 31 Panago medium chicken clubs.

Are they properly cooked Panago or the doughy gross ones they normally sell.

[BlackArcher101]

Originally Posted by fotze2

Are they properly cooked Panago or the doughy gross ones they normally sell.

The key is to get double sauce and extra baked. Still more cooked than Papa Johns which is raw all the way through.

[fotze2]

Originally Posted by BlackArcher101

The key is to get double sauce and extra baked. Still more cooked than Papa Johns which is raw all the way through.

I’m intrigued. It seems like it could be good but it’s always very undercooked it seems. You ain’t Pulcinella Panago.

[PepsiFree]

Originally Posted by fotze2

Why does Lasagna have a 5% tasting good rate? Chasing that 5% of the sublime lasagna is worth the 95% of meh lasagna though.

“Hey guys, sometimes when I’m craving lasagna I take tomato sauce and and cheese but, instead of layers of noodles, I just put it on a round dough and bake it! I call it lasagna-bread!”

- Fuzz accidentally thinking he invented pizza

[DownInFlames]

Someone posted a gear grinder about people not pulling to the right before making a turn. It's even worse on a one way street, like in the Beltline. I just came home on 14th Ave and three times people stopped right in the middle to make a left turn. Pull to the left curb, idiots.

[habernac]

Originally Posted by fotze2

Why does Lasagna have a 5% tasting good rate? Chasing that 5% of the sublime lasagna is worth the 95% of meh lasagna though.

Who cooks your lasagna? It’s the one thing we eat here that both kids love. You need a better cook.

[CarlLester]

Originally Posted by habernac

Who cooks your lasagna? It’s the one thing we eat here that both kids love. You need a better cook.

If you've only got one thing that both kids love, maybe it's you that needs the better cook!

[Locke]

Originally Posted by BlackArcher101

Just booked a flight to Toronto in June, cheapest fare all-in was 31 Panago medium chicken clubs.

Thats not a bad deal, its when you get into Papa John's cost territory that things get serious!

[fotze2]

Originally Posted by habernac

Who cooks your lasagna? It’s the one thing we eat here that both kids love. You need a better cook.

Or lower my standards which you have most likely done.

[Locke]

Originally Posted by fotze2

Or lower my standards which you have most likely done.

Have you considered putting hashbrowns into your Lasagna?

[MoneyGuy]

A friend is trying to get people to donate plasma for the money. Not because it’s the right thing to do, but for cash. That bothers me. I’m a regular blood donor (54 times now, never plasma) because I want to help people in need.

[Wormius]

Originally Posted by MoneyGuy

A friend is trying to get people to donate plasma for the money. Not because it’s the right thing to do, but for cash. That bothers me. I’m a regular blood donor (54 times now, never plasma) because I want to help people in need.

I somehow ended “donating” plasma in the states during a trip after graduating from high school. It was the 90s and someone lured us into a clinic and gave us $20 each for plasma and then sent us on our way. Commented on how nice our teeth were. It was a grungier area of Seattle and we were just looking for a specific comic book store.

It was a kind of surreal experience, but $20 US wasn’t something to scoff at.

Anyway, I have never heard of that in Canada. Is he American?

[Wormius]

Originally Posted by Locke

Have you considered putting hashbrowns into your Lasagna?

That’s probably not too dissimilar from lazy perogies

[Locke]

Originally Posted by Wormius

That’s probably not too dissimilar from lazy perogies

Its time society got out of its own way and was just honest.

All we want is crunch and salt!

The crunch comes with oil and frying and the salt....well its all just going to kill you.

The end of the World comes not with Nuclear warfare but with angry hungry people hurling salt & vinegar chips at one another while firing guns that use tater tots as ammunition!

This is our Armageddon.

[MoneyGuy]

Originally Posted by Wormius

I somehow ended “donating” plasma in the states during a trip after graduating from high school. It was the 90s and someone lured us into a clinic and gave us $20 each for plasma and then sent us on our way. Commented on how nice our teeth were. It was a grungier area of Seattle and we were just looking for a specific comic book store.

It was a kind of surreal experience, but $20 US wasn’t something to scoff at.

Anyway, I have never heard of that in Canada. Is he American?

No, she’s Canadian. Says she’s paid and if I donate and say she referred me she’s also paid something for that.

[MoneyGuy]

Canadian Blood Services doesn’t pay but there are companies that do.

[getbak]

This is the company that will pay for plasma in Calgary (and other cities): https://giveplasma.ca/

Spoiler!

You can also donate through Canadian Blood Services, but they don't pay.