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Everything is so hard

StephMC

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Saving the polar bears?
 

Kurt.Is.God

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Inorite? I get dizzy, that's about it.

I've gotten it once. Most other times I'm stuck inside my body trying to smooth out the vibrations. Can you lucid dream? Start from there. Get lucid enough to open your eyes while in sleep paralysis, or it'll be hopeless. From my experience, anyway. Deep meditative states are not for me.
 

Betty Blue

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But what if, Lege honey, we have serious questions and want serious answers?
 

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I have some sort of hard boiled egg peeling dysfunction.

A couple of things. First, you have to soak the egg in cold water before you peel it. I don't know why it makes a difference, but it does. Second, try cracking the egg's shell on the countertop before you start peeling it. Rolling it back and forth a little helps too. If you do it right, enough of the shell will be broken that you can usually peel it off from the center in two halves.

That's the way I do it, at least. I've heard rumors about some sort of way to do it with baking soda that requires no peeling at all, but have never tried it out of the firm belief that one should suffer for one's eggs.
 

ceecee

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A couple of things. First, you have to soak the egg in cold water before you peel it. I don't know why it makes a difference, but it does. Second, try cracking the egg's shell on the countertop before you start peeling it. Rolling it back and forth a little helps too. If you do it right, enough of the shell will be broken that you can usually peel it off from the center in two halves.

That's the way I do it, at least. I've heard rumors about some sort of way to do it with baking soda that requires no peeling at all, but have never tried it out of the firm belief that one should suffer for one's eggs.

I do run cold water on them until they have cooled down. I haven't tried baking soda and I even saw a thing for baking them in the shell. They are so good and of course, I'm making a couple dozen hard boiled for today. I'll try rolling and cracking the shell this time.
 

LEGERdeMAIN

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But what if, Lege honey, we have serious questions and want serious answers?

I'm really sorry I haven't been keeping up with this thread. It's so hard. I'm going kayaking in search of clam and other shellfish right now, but I'll be back later to catch up. If you have a serious question and want a serious answer, I would be more than happy to solve your problems - the easy way. All you have to do is type SRSLY at the beginning, middle or end of your serious question. Thanks! :)
 
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