You know how no one really eats the crusts of a loaf of bread? I sure don’t. And just today, 3 days before my 26th birthday, I’ve realized that instead of lifting up the crust piece to get to proper slices everytime I go to eat bread, I could simply just throw away the crust when I open a new loaf. Never considered than an option before. Changes everything.
We’ve just had an email from a shaken Stephen Strang who this morning took delivery of a very, very large box from HP.
Stephen said: “Imagine our excitement as we opened it, hoping against hope that it might contain a copy of some c-class virtual connect firmware that actually works.”
Sadly not. What the überbox did contain was 16 smaller boxes “which in turn [each] contained (wrapped in foam so they wouldn’t get broken) exactly two sheets of A4 paper”.
Not only do these six soft rubber Skeleton Key key covers make your keys look cool, they also glow in the dark. This is especially helpful when you are in the dark trying to open a door. Also a good reminder that the possibility of death waits behind every closed door. Fits most average sized keys.
Maria and I recently discovered an amazing site called Rouxbe, which is essentially an online cooking school that features video tutorials for all the basics (how to mince garlic, how to handle a knife, etc), as well as step-by-step video recipes. We’ve been using it for the past few nights with impressive results. If you’re interested in learning to cook, I strongly recommend checking it out.
