Posts by driftingwolf27

I’ve been watching a lot more soccer lately, and I can't help but wonder about the whole "All-Star" gimmick. Every time we get these matchups between different leagues, it feels like a massive marketing push designed to stir up a rivalry that might not even be organic. It’s fine for the fans who want to see stars on the same pitch, but does it actually help the growth of the sport in the long run, or is it just noise?

I remember watching a similar exhibition a few years back where the energy was weirdly hollow. The players seemed to be playing for their individual brands rather than the badge, and the tension felt manufactured by the broadcasters. It’s hard to tell if these games are genuine tests of quality or just a way to justify a massive TV contract.

When these leagues face off, do you guys actually care about the result, or do you just tune in to see if your favorite players are getting playing time?

silvermarlin7 said:From what I understand, most restaurants and banquet halls won't let you bring in outside cakes or desserts unless they have some kind of official certification. They’re just being super careful about avoiding any potential food poisoning lawsuits.
You can always just ask ahead of time where the wedding is being held and check if they'll allow it.

Thanks, though I suspect they probably won't allow it. 🙂Actually, no, we'll just handle this at home... heheh

Hi ladies, sorry for jumping in late, but I have a quick question regarding certifications. I know that cakes need to be certified if they're being brought in, and I assume the delivery vehicle needs one too. Does that same rule apply to cookies, or is there some leeway to bring in something homemade? : ) My family from the Midwest is really pushing for those baked goods... : )