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So... should be fine if someone points infrared or whathaveyou at your house, right? Fairly equivalent concept t'that. Nothing being stolen, just (likely personal) information being taken without your consent. S'all on the up and up, you could always lead line or house or whatev'.

I know the box says four tablespoons of butter, but that's an absolutely retarded amount of butter for anything ever invented since butter existed.

Frumple... frumple does not put butter in mac and cheese at all. The only thing I put butter in with any consistency is, like, cake. Nothing else. And that's only because I don't make cakes often enough to bother deviating from the recipes.

M&C is simple. Make broth out of water -- bit of bullion, maybe some teriyaki/soy sauce, whatever's to taste. Don't use much, but enough for some flavor to sink in. It's quite noticeable even with relatively little. Cook. Maybe throw some pepper in near the end, whatever. Drain (if not cooking in microwave*. Some M&C cooks fine in the microwave.), put back in cooking container. Add included cheese. Add more cheese -- this is the most important step! It is what makes taste and consistency... right. Add anything else -- spices, bits of meat, whatever. Stir well, maybe add water until consistency is appealing. Done.

Ingredients are water, macaroni and included cheese, more cheese, and whatever I feel like throwing into it today. No butter. No milk -- water works fine. No explicit salt -- use bullion and tasty sauces! Salt is weak. I do like to time it, but that's mostly because it means I don't have to pay as much attention to it

People don't get to complain about the oddities of my cooking it. No one else in my (immediate, anyway) family cooks tastier mac n'cheese

*Two cups water for standard sized box (~7.25g). Three minutes, stir, three minutes, stir, three minutes, done. Sample available M&C brands until you find the ones that microwave well! Not all will, but some will.

If you've got $15, it's at $15, you've played the demo, and you liked it... I'd say give it a go. Dom 3's easily worth $20 or so, and honestly was less of a ripoff than most games at $60. Game's pretty brilliant in a lot of ways.

Huh. Why would it do that? CR seems to just require supplies to recover. At most, you might need to space out fights a bit, but I imagine it wouldn't be too major, especially with high skill crew.

... which infinity? If I'm awake enough right now, I'm fairly sure I can think of at least three distinct sorts of infinity off the top of my head ;_;

One of them's not really that complicated, even. X=X+1. Procedural... formulaic? Something like that. Been long enough I've forgotten the exact terminology. Think the actual mathematic concept is fancier than that, but... eh. Infinity's only as complicated as you feel like making it, sometimes.

That's probably the minor stimulant overdose talking.

Meh Hasp. Neither do most english speakers. We just kinda' muddle along with whatever the folks around us are saying.

E: There is something entirely too amusing about doing accounting practice in a spreadsheet program and making the credit amount for an entry a reference to the cell with the debit amount. Debits equal credits, ahahaha!