Yeah no, they might be okay for a home cook who can't use gas for whatever reason, but I absolutely wouldn't use it in a commercial kitchen. I mostly mean to say the technology exists, if not yet in a form that makes it competitive with gas.

Final Freeza did look like a pair of Airpods, ngl

Peggy makes me so mad. She's exactly the sort of person who would correct her students incorrectly, and be smug about it too.

Problem is, woks are usually rounded and deep to allow better temperature control. The closer the food is to the middle, the hotter it gets. That allows chefs to move cooked food to the outside while still cooking any underdone ingredients in the center.

While they're still not ideal, I have seen countertop induction burners designed for use with a wok.

I want him to split the GOP vote. Basically just a Jill Stein that believes his own swill.

Holy shit yes, one of the best sandwiches in existence

See, that's the thing. Pickle Rick was funny because he went through all that bullshit just to avoid going to therapy. The show was making an excellent point about how stigmatized therapy is, and how bettering yourself is hard work, work many people just don't want to do. (Basically, "men would rather turn themselves into pickles than go to therapy.")

Of course, any actual nuance is lost on the "high IQ" R&M fans. I've always seen Rick as similar to Eric Cartman or the Joker: if you idolize him, you missed the point.

There have been a slew of Garfield edit parodies over the years. One of my favorites was one where the last panel was replaced by Garfield being thrown out a window. A few examples:

Bone apple teeth

Add it to the pile, I guess

Yeeeeeaaaaah, when I read the bit about narrow talking points being allowed, I knew the author was either going to have a good point about Reddit's tendency to circlejerk, or be a bigoted piece of shit. Not really shocked it's the latter.