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No. I have a house, no digging in ice required.Anyone else ever done this?
Find deep snow
Dig deep and broad hole
Dig bench to sit on
Sit in the winter snow with a fire at your feet and love life.
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No. I have a house, no digging in ice required.Anyone else ever done this?
Find deep snow
Dig deep and broad hole
Dig bench to sit on
Sit in the winter snow with a fire at your feet and love life.
Does this count ?Anyone else ever done this?
Find deep snow
Dig deep and broad hole
Dig bench to sit on
Sit in the winter snow with a fire at your feet and love life.
Does this count ?
Fly to deep snow
Dig deep and broad hole
Dig bench to sit on
eat a fondue with my bro
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Same reason Adam and Eve have belly buttons...
Does this count ?
Fly to deep snow
Dig deep and broad hole
Dig bench to sit on
eat a fondue with my bro
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When it comes to the shelf cooking staples, like canned goods, grains, and flours, does it matter which brand you buy? The short answer is “no.” Here's why: those generic products are manufactured by the same company that puts out the name-brand version. That markup between the two products pays for advertising.
Why you steeling others homes?
Because it was a better picture than my own night pic and I’ve heard creeper faggots on the internet try to dox people with pictures. Mine is three car garage though, so not exact. Close enough.Why you steeling others homes?
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for tomatoes it mattersWhen it comes to the shelf cooking staples, like canned goods, grains, and flours, does it matter which brand you buy? The short answer is “no.” Here's why: those generic products are manufactured by the same company that puts out the name-brand version. That markup between the two products pays for advertising.
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I used to make red pasta sauce (Sunday gravy) with fresh tomatoes, but unless it's from a local grower (that lets them fully ripen, before being picked), it has less flavor than the San Marzano in a can. The ritzy grocery story in DFW even sells fresh San Marzano Tomatoes, when they are in season, but that shit was like $8 a pound.for tomatoes it matters
i don't usually have canned tomatoes anymore, i mean just pick em up at the grocer
but i do keep a few cans of san marizano around when i want to make pizza sauce and if i have a need for tomatoes and i don't have any in the fridge.
the big names mostly have calcium choloride in em, hunts, red, tutto
the one w/ the lady only has citric acid, i don't remember the rest, i just stopped bothering and only buy cento.