I need sleep

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    I contact every James Randi-type paranormal debunker that I can find and explain my power to them. I agree to all of their terms and agree to demonstrate it to them under whatever tightly controlled absolutely perfectly sterile conditions they want.

    And I do it for them, claim my prize money, and continue on with my life.

    My power is to summon a baguette, not unlimited baguettes, so I gotta make that one count and I think that’s my best to get the most bang for my buck.

    Or if I get to decide where exactly that baguette is summoned to, perhaps I will have it spring into existence occupying the same space as [REDACTED]'s brain stem. Having them out of the picture would greatly enrich my life.

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    63 months ago

    So basically unlimited bread pudding, French toast, and of course capirotada!

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    53 months ago

    According to wikipedia, the atmosphere has a mass of about 5.15×10^18 kg and a baguette has a minimum mass of 8×10^-2 kg

    I only need to create 6.4×10^19 baguettes

    Now i have to figure out how to monetize this

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      If you summon enough baguettes in the right spot in space, you generate enough mass to gravity-slingshot Earth into a new trajectory. Depending on what mood you’re in, you could use this to solve global warming, or send us into a collision course with the sun.

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    Oh that’s easy: sell it at an outrageous price in upscale North American restaurants as authentic “pain Francais”.

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      33 months ago

      Reminds me of some American charlatan in the 1800s (I think it was the 1800s) who passed herself off as Chinese. To be fair they were able to get away with it because the Chinese were banned from the country.

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    143 months ago

    The cats nestle close to their kittens now.

    The lambs have laid down with the sheep.

    You’re cozy and warm in your bed, my dear.

    Please don’t the fuck go blind by making moonshine with your daily staley.

  • ℕ𝕖𝕞𝕠
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    403 months ago

    I eat a lot of French toast.

    My kids get breakfast on demand.

    Feeding the homeless.

    And if you park in the bike lane with your window open, you’re getting a very crumby backseat.

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      I was going to go with unlimited French Toast, but as the price of chicken eggs approaches Fabergé eggs, that may not work out.

      Switching to garlic bread, croutons, and croque madame dang it!

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        33 months ago

        There has to be a pretty good vegan french toast recipe somewhere for inspiration on egg replacement.

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            33 months ago

            I use silken tofu, corn starch (bird’s custard powder) and oat milk as the basis for bread pudding. I assume it would also work for French toast.

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              The custard powder sounds like a great idea.

              I have never used silken tofu. I like the firm stuff, but never knew what to do with the silken.

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                23 months ago

                Blending it will give you something that’s roughly the texture of a milkshake. If you cook it for a long time, you can get some liquid out to make things like egg bites, but I prefer to either use it as the basis for sauces or puddings or to strain it and break it up manually to sautee it in a tofu scramble.

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                  23 months ago

                  The soybean is one amazing thing!

                  I’ve made homemade tofu a few times before, and while I can’t do it in a large enough scale to be worth it, it is absolutely delicious! Even my old hound dog would be in the kitchen drooling more than I’d ever seen her for anything else while I cooked it. It was easy, cheap, and pretty fun making it curdle, but it’s also messy, uses a lot of things to clean, and takes a bit of time.

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    33 months ago

    I could probably get a job at either of my local grocery store bakery departments with that.