Posts by Susan Miller3

Susan Clark10 said:you can find them in pretty much any local corner store😉

In a town where we barely have two stoplights to our name, that kind of thing is a rare find. But hey... I'll take it. Thanks for the heads-up. 😍

New favorites from my recent food crawls:

1. Panna Cotta



2. Baklava
3. Bananas Foster with caramel and ice cream
4. Pancakes drenched in maple syrup ( 😁 )
5. Fry bread - I can never seem to track this stuff down

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Nice one, Jason Richardson5.

Well, damn. 😂

Jose Chase2 said:KK?😕 😕 😕

That’s actually an album by Fantomas called "Director's cut". 😁
You seriously haven't heard of Mike Patton?

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Lala la la laa la lalalala lalaaaaaa...

It’s a solid horror flick, but honestly, it didn't hit me nearly as hard as Rosemary's Baby. Still, you can't deny Gregory Peck absolutely crushed his role.
Mike Patton really put his own spin on both musical themes for the Director's cut. 😁
I used to swear The Omen franchise was the absolute peak of horror, but I guess my standards have shifted over the years.
For instance, I’d call The Mothman Prophecies a great creepy thriller, while The Thing is basically the gold standard for pure terror. Most modern horror movies just fail to nail the atmosphere, mostly because the soundtracks are total garbage. That’s what gives The Omen franchise such an edge—the music does all the heavy lifting.

Hail to John Carpenter!
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Man... she could’ve gone with "oh Well" instead. 😁

She played that track for us while we were grinding through some Baudelaire. Turns out his poem is actually called "Albatross" too.

hollowangler68 said:🙂
I could deal with math all day, but honestly, physics and chemistry should probably be outlawed by now. 😁

The absolute peak of my high school education was when our music teacher actually played Cage and Stockhausen for us. 😎

Our English teacher used to play Guns N' Roses and "November Rain," while our American history teacher would put on "Albatross" by Fleetwood.

The only time I actually broke a sweat was back in gym class, dealing with those insane obstacle courses, pull-up bars, shuttle runs, and all that other nonsense—stuff like handstands and forward rolls that some lunatic definitely dreamed up just to make us suffer. In high school, I played some soccer, and now in college, I’m mostly just into ping-pong.

Melissa Collins41 said:French toast is the move,🙂 honestly, it’s basically just elevated buttered brioche.

I actually own one of those clover-shaped pancake makers, the kind where the little holes are perfectly designed to catch all the syrup. 😁

Gregory Walker15 said:Can I actually find this stuff in Chicago?

Yeah, you can. The German imports are cheap, but they aren't the real deal—you want the Canadian version. Walmart usually carries it too.

My ultimate ranking of flavor enhancers:

1. Worcestershire sauce (aka: "WORCHESTASHAAAJ!!!")
2. Bill Gates
3. Chili powder
4. Maple syrup
5. Parmesan

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R. I. P. Dobbs:

Dead Kennedys said:You think people will actually buy them? 😬

I’m gonna list them on eBay right now. 😉

Only if they're vacuum-sealed, man. 🙂

Look, DSOTM is a legit work of art, regardless of how much it's played, and you gotta respect the creativity even if the music makes you want to crawl out of your skin.

Take Tool, for instance. Who's actually gonna sit there and claim 'Lateralus' is just some uninspired garbage? Maybe Twilight, but honestly, you can't take them that seriously anyway. 😁

Carol Jackson45 said:That Barrett solo hits totally differently for me. 😁 😁 😁

Let's see here...
Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, actually pretty much anything by Floyd...

One of these days you're gonna end up biting your own tongue off, and then maybe you'll finally be able to package those words of yours up in a plastic bag and sell them. 😁

666:

Red alert, people!

Thuu, tut-tuturu-thu, tut-tu-tuthu-tuturututuruthotu[pitch]whooo

*Unca, unca, unca* + that previous sequence... and so on.

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*dammit, my bad.