Yeah it’s called Pasta ca’muddica and has a whole bunch of variations such as adding anchovies.
Yeah it’s called Pasta ca’muddica and has a whole bunch of variations such as adding anchovies.
I’ve spent 5 minutes trying to work out what this image is of, without luck.
I interpreted it as high Cost of Living area if it helps.
I imagine the likely conclusion of it would come up with would be something like “decrease the size of the human population”.
Thank you for reigniting my memory of this.
Measuring how far we have come as a society, with respect to misogyny, by determining which Bond movies are no longer acceptable is a scale I’ve been using for a while; we recently surpassed Golden Eye in my eyes.
If you commit the file on the secondary drive then it will be in the same repository as the rest of the code so you will end up with a large tree in that repo or you will need to move it over with the rest of the files. Why not make a symlink on the secondary drive pointing to the config in the repository? This way you can track it in git and have it located on the secondary.
They’re on the more demanding side of cat ownership but the payoff is huge.
Best results I’ve had are peeling only the lower part that is touching the water.
Personally my favourite is Nabeghlavi. I’m assuming that you’re in North America based on your current choice, in which case I checked and you’re in luck they do actually distribute to the US and Canada so you might want to look out for it but I imagine that as it’s imported it would be a bit pricey.
I add probably about 30-50ml of milk, enough to wet the cereal when I mix it about a bit, and doesn’t get soggy at all. I never got the whole floating cereal thing but I think a lot of people like drinking the flavoured milk after.
The braincell has left his body, but it will return soon.
Wishing you a speedy recovery, friend.
I have a copy of The Weather Wizards Cloud Book in my day bag which is a nice little guide to identify what clouds are up above and which might come next. It’s pretty neat.