I just watched The Mechanic. I am now a trained assasin.

Went to Costco, eh?

Forshizzle. It works out after tax to be the same price as online.

ANd you get a 10yr warranty instead of 7

I didn't think of that!

I got all black too. Looks sleek. I am intimidated. Not sure what to whip up first.

John Carter (the movie) in 3D is pretty dope

Mediocre, IMO.

Edited June 11, 201213 yr by The enD

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John Carter (the movie) in 3D is pretty dope

Mediocere, IMO.

that chick was super hot

John Carter (the movie) in 3D is pretty dope

I liked it

John Carter (the movie) in 3D is pretty dope

Mediocere, IMO.

that chick was super hot

Only reason I would consider it, but then again it's a Disney movie so I can't imagine there's much to look forward to.

a cup of garlic powder is equal to 100 heads of garlic? no way that's right, is it?

no wait, mathed it wrong: 40 heads? seriously?

Love that movie.

Try it, 2 to 1 yogurt-mayonnaise, add bread in the mixer until a nice density for a sause is reached. Garlic powder by taste. Let it sit in the freezer for a bit.

no wait, mathed it wrong: 40 heads? seriously?

I would buy that. But they have completely different flavors IMHO.

so if a recipe called for 3.5 teaspoons of garlic powder, I would use ~28 cloves of garlic? Seems a bit much; I would go with 1 tsp to 1 clove myself

Edited June 11, 201213 yr by Penguin4x4

no wait, mathed it wrong: 40 heads? seriously?

It may take that much to make it, but no where near the flavor. Dried garlic is meh

so if a recipe called for 3.5 teaspoons of garlic powder, I would use ~28 cloves of garlic? Seems a bit much; I would go with 1 tsp to 1 clove myself

I would never use a recipe that calls for garlic powder

I use garlic powder all the time. It's an easy way out.

Use it in a lot of rubs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8T_pSCnE218

Love these guys.

I got degrees from both Ha-vad and Yale.

I would like some kisses inside my trousers.

so if a recipe called for 3.5 teaspoons of garlic powder, I would use ~28 cloves of garlic? Seems a bit much; I would go with 1 tsp to 1 clove myself

I would never use a recipe that calls for garlic powder

Agreed