Six songs in and she's fucking destroying me.
Six songs in and she's fucking destroying me.
I won't see this until probably next year and it's killing me...
and
Charles:
Charles needs no explanation but laziness, intrigue and a failed yeast baby birthed this golden sucker into existence and y'know what?
It's not half bad.
Not as tangy as your standard sourdough but i think that could be remedied with a few additional days of fermentation for the yoghurt and perhaps adding some lemon?
Who knows, that particular google search has yet to be performed but i do know one thing for sure:
This recipe needs caraway seeds.
Lots of them.
Immediately.
I see another loaf coming on.
Which is fine because damn, this was easy and satisfying.
Doughs that require a 12 to 18 hour power nap are my favourite doughs.
All hail sloth-like behaviour.
More bread, here.
I accidentally made almost perfect sandwich bread.
You know the type, soft but firm on the outside with a matte yet glossy finish and an interior that tears like thick cotton candy?
The stuff breaded dreams are bloody made of?!
Well, that loaf right up there? That's the dream and somehow my reasonably useless paws produced it.
Weird.
Recipe: Not Quite Nigella
Also, Boat Bread:
Which is essentially a seedy version of the no-knead loaf i make incessantly but baked in the Lékué Silicone Bread Maker that the rentals bought me for Christmas.
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Boat bread.
More bread, here.
'Gaiman previously stated that he would not be adapting the novel without Pratchett, who died in March of 2015 of a rare form of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Recalling a conversation with Pratchett’s longtime assistant Rob Wilkins, Gaiman explained why he didn’t want to adapt the work.
“Terry and I had a deal that we would only work on ‘Good Omens’ things together. Everything that was ever written – bookmarks and tiny little things – we would always collaborate, everything was a collaboration. So, obviously, no.”
However, the author had a change of heart after he received a letter written by Pratchett, intended to be read after his death, urging Gaiman to write the adaptation himself. Gaiman made the announcement that he will be penning the adaptation at a memorial held for Pratchett in London earlier this week. It was also revealed that the adaptation would be in the form of a six-part television series.'
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I'm not screaming internally.
Not even a tiny bit.
via Screenrant
It's been 12 years and this continues to kill me.
Try and ignore the audio from Flaked and just bathe in how deliriously beautiful Sean Carey's music is... and Will Arnett's fine bicycled form.
I didn't get my desk back for 20 minutes.
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Smug little bastard.
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