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Neither rain nor sleet nor snow........

Nothing may stand in the way of homemade mac n cheese!

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Did you make the perilous trek for the sacred ingredients for the magic mac-n-cheese?

Yes

Vic wrote: Neither rain nor sleet nor snow........

Nothing may stand in the way of homemade mac n cheese!

agreed, and it was quite yummy. Especially since I also made bacon bowls. 8)

Well, glad it was enjoyable for you, then.

Girl I know is trying to get me to be Vegan. I asked her if I could still have Mac-n-cheese. She said: If the cheese isn't made from milk. So how is it cheese if it's not made from milk?

She should have realized I wouldn't convert when I met her for dinner at a vegan restaurant wearing a down coat and leather boots.

Angharrad wrote:Girl I know is trying to get me to be Vegan. I asked her if I could still have Mac-n-cheese. She said: If the cheese isn't made from milk. So how is it cheese if it's not made from milk?

She should have realized I wouldn't convert when I met her for dinner at a vegan restaurant wearing a down coat and leather boots.

"Yes, I'll have the cow please."
"Ma'am, this is a vegan restaurant. Perhaps I could recommend the eggplant "Parmesan"?"
"Fine I'll have that."
"What would you like with it?"
"Chicken."

Angharrad wrote:Girl I know is trying to get me to be Vegan. I asked her if I could still have Mac-n-cheese. She said: If the cheese isn't made from milk. So how is it cheese if it's not made from milk?

She should have realized I wouldn't convert when I met her for dinner at a vegan restaurant wearing a down coat and leather boots.

In my experience vegans can become as annoying as the super religious people who knock on your door every Sunday to try to get you to go to church with them. But there are also vegans who just try to convert people for the hell of it.

I am hoping for your sake that this girl is just being friendly.

I have that feeling where I wish to reach through the screen and smack someone upside the head with a mack truck. No one here. It's on a Transformers message board. I'd get into it but it's just... geeky.

Sonic Glitch wrote:

Angharrad wrote:Girl I know is trying to get me to be Vegan. I asked her if I could still have Mac-n-cheese. She said: If the cheese isn't made from milk. So how is it cheese if it's not made from milk?

She should have realized I wouldn't convert when I met her for dinner at a vegan restaurant wearing a down coat and leather boots.

"Yes, I'll have the cow please."
"Ma'am, this is a vegan restaurant. Perhaps I could recommend the eggplant "Parmesan"?"
"Fine I'll have that."
"What would you like with it?"
"Chicken."

I didn't do that but I did tell the waiter that if the Caesar dressing didn't have anchovies in it then technically they couldn't call it Caesar dressing.

Put a new front door in today. Well, I helped put a new front door in today. Pretty damned tricky, but it's in.

Putting a door in with the old frame still In place is hard. That is of course if the frame isn't square anymore.

McAvoy wrote:Putting a door in with the old frame still In place is hard. That is of course if the frame isn't square anymore.

We took the old frame out, then slid the new one in. Admittedly it took quite a bit of work, but it's in now.

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:

McAvoy wrote:Putting a door in with the old frame still In place is hard. That is of course if the frame isn't square anymore.

We took the old frame out, then slid the new one in. Admittedly it took quite a bit of work, but it's in now.

Installing new door frames especially your first one is usually pain in the ass. After awhile they aren't that bad. Never did a front door though.

Front doors are especially tricky as they usually have several points that they connect to the house with.

Well, the old door frame... actually wasn't attacked to the house. It was just... wedged in.