Perhaps worth pointing out that the 12 who survived did not run into the fire. They broke a window and went downwards past the fire. From Wikipedia:

Twelve people from the rear of the train broke a window with a ski pole and, advised by an escapee who had been a volunteer fire fighter, escaped downwards past the fire and below the smoke.

Take your stupid upvote and get the hell out of my sight.

First meeting of the new taskforce

Musk: So… Ketamine, amirite?

“Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines” would like to have a word.

I gotta be honest though. Neither of those names strike as particularly bad. JRPGs are way worse (not even mentioning mobile games).

IDK. VII was disappointing, but I hated VIII so much I still haven’t watched IX. But maybe picking a winner out of these is besides the point. Rogue One showed what a good, modern Star Wars film could look like, and in comparison with that, both VII and VIII are just terrible.

Ridiculously photogenic shakshuka, well done.

Funny, here in Germany, it’s FLACHKUCHENSCHACHTEL.

Mashed kidney beans, maybe?

Totally, and then there’s a liquid nitrogen container preserving the single existing vial, which is so sensitive and fragile you have to pull it out of the container reeeeeal slow.

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the sheer stupidity of this comic’s impression of what research is like? Middle-aged white guy wearing glasses and a lab coat in front of a computer screen looking at news (about generative (!) AI no less) and exclaiming what amounts to “Eureka”. And one panel later he has the fucking cure in a syringe right in his hand, ready to pop into somebody’s blood stream. The visual representation of what generative AI fanboys think research is versus what it actually is is a Venn diagram with no overlap.

As demonstrated by AlphaFold, which is neither an LLM nor generative AI. Coincidentally, I’ve never heard any actual complaints about what AlphaFold does for research, and the complaints seem to focus on LLMs and generative AI instead. Go figure.

Those two… and their children.

You can call this out as idolatry even if you don’t know a single verse. Surface-level knowledge of the scripture is enough, which arguably makes this even worse.

Nice, arrabbiata is one of my favorites, too. When I do pasta sauce, I honestly just use canned tomatoes as the base most of the time. Takes much of the hassle away.

That’s cool! What’s something you’re curious about? Like a fancy dish you would like to cook one day or something simpler that you want to incorporate into your routine sometime soon.

Are you set on using lentils? When I want to emulate ground meat, I typically use beans (canned kidney beans, black beans, or both) and nuts (cashew or walnuts). Roast the nuts in a pan without oil. Rinse the beans with water and spread in a baking sheet. Roast in the oven at 200°C, opening the door a couple of times to let out the moisture, until they look “popped”. Then put that in a food processor, mix with some egg, spices and whatever else you want to add (like onions). The resulting mixture can be cooked like ground meat to make veggie burgers, meatballs and such.

If you have to use lentils, then I agree with the other comments that recommend making them into a curry kind of thing and adding other veggies as the main filling.

You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink.

If I wanted to make flyers that instantly make people cringe, I’d just do the ol’ Word Art and color gradients.

Well, I got chipped with Bill Gates’ COVID vaccine, so… Best of both worlds.