Cooking a big turkey is a fine science. You need to take the size of the bird into account and figure out what you want the thing to look and taste like when you are finished.
When the variables are properly controlled, it is possible to ensure fairly uniform results. If you know the temperature of the oven and the weight of the bird, then when to baste and how long to cook the thing for are simple calculations; having an app to do all of that ta
A designer didn’t like his job at an unnamed design firm somewhere and quit in a way that had an awesome amount of flair.
According to someone who presumably worked for the company:
He believed he was in a temp-to-hire position, and after three months of extra hours and butt-kissing, turns out it’s just a temp position. He was a good worker too. I’d have recommended him. Too bad he burned his bridges.
If that didn’t sound condescending I don’t know what does.
I maintain that there are times and places that bridge burning is not only desirable, it is an obligation. Not only does it make the bridge burner feel a hell of a lot better and give them something to smile about while they are in the unemployment queue, it gives the burnee something to think about and maybe, just maybe, helps out the person who moves into their crappy job.
There are three things that make this snack geeky: firstly, it is made out of elvish bread, second there is the unmistakable Vulcan salute – the third thing is a little more subtle, but it is most definitely there. Who can pick it?
If you can’t figure it out, you can always head over to Geekologie to find the answer, but if you take all things into account and look beyond the bread then you should find the answer. [Rose-Bullet@DeviantArt via Geekologie]
People just don’t seem to be prepared to let this meme go the way of so many before. Does it have a little versatility or are people just clutching at straws? If nothing else, this t-shirt gets the clingers-on ready for the festive season.