Anti-soggy cereal bowl We'll state the obvious: Soggy cereal is nasty.
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An anti-soggy cereal bowl We'll state the obvious: Soggy cereal is nasty, bro.
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Anti-Soggy Cereal Bowl The "milk or cereal first" debate forever rages on, but the soggy cereal dilemma is much easier to solve.
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For anyone who's lived in a soggy climate — a.k.a.
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" Or with today's soggy weather, conductors may warn: "Hello.
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We'd put really soggy, soggy wet clothes in the dryer, and the dryer was terrible and it wouldn't dry it and we'd have to dry it four or five times a load.
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There's a major downside to this sudden soggy storms, though.
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Nobody wants their cake soggy or their ice cream spongy.
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The muffin was way too flappy and soggy for me.
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That can happen in extremely arid, frozen, or soggy places.
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The heat kind of made them soggy towards the end.
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It's stale, flavorless, and either too dry or too soggy.
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Overall it's still on a soggy side averaging both months.
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However, it did become a bit soggy from the tomatoes.
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Siggy, better known as 'Soggy Flicker' with all the crying.
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Welcome to another soggy Thursday edition of Overnight Health Care.
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Welcome to the soggy Monday edition of Overnight Health Care.
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"My wife told me not to say soggy ," says Clive.
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Their skin was soggy, and the chicken itself tasted fishy.
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Have fun with your soggy piece of paper, kiddo. 26.
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The promoters are messing things up in the soggy present.
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Trees were bent over, their limbs scraping the soggy ground.
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It's the same story for Saturday: warm temperatures, soggy lunch.
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Soggy soil that isn't escaping through the container's drainage holes?
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It seemed his cleats were stuck in the soggy gloaming.
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But Kim did not falter over an increasingly soggy course.
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And the thick crust, though buttery, gets kind of soggy.
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Sand felt slow and sloggy; mud felt slow and soggy.
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To her surprise, crowds of soggy people filled the train.
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They fell to the floor in a sooty, soggy heap.
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Julia Moskin: Pumpkin, but that crust better not be soggy.
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Laying them on paper towels could make the fillets soggy.
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But before we could say "soggy," our appetizers came out, too.
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The other task is to deal with GE's soggy financial performance.
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The field was flooded and soggy when the rice was growing.
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Both public and private infrastructure investment have looked soggy for years.
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Soggy napkins, tipped glasses and cigarette butts litter the empty tables.
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Nearby, George Silver surveyed the scene from a soggy street corner.
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Either way, oven pizza somehow turns out both soggy and burnt.
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You didn't dignify me in Boca and the Soggy Flicker statement.
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If anything, for most countries, it suggests an equally soggy summer.
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Just imagine — reheating french fries without them being a soggy mess.
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One taste tester noted the wing's soggy texture and lumpy shape.
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So, you see how this is, like, a little bit soggy?
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They must be firm and dry, and neither withered nor soggy.
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Leftovers will make for a rather soggy breakfast the next day.
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To achieve this, a fully baked, not-soggy crust is essential.
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Soggy ground conditions meant trees were also falling over blocking trails.
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He let his cereal get as soggy as the rainy day.
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Stuffed animals sit in a pile, soggy from a recent rain.
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The rice was filling and wholesome, but not clumpy or soggy.
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But much of the village was left a soggy, isolated mess.
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Hair forecast: Soggy Santa, with a serious case of hat hair.
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They were promised a luxe weekend and got soggy mattresses instead.
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And while there's plenty of pleasure to be taken in sneaking a bite of cold, leftover fried chicken from the fridge late at night, you cannot serve soggy fried chicken — or soggy anything else — at a restaurant.
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Never be disappointed with soggy skin again and make it at home.
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Follow The Kitchn's guide to packing the ingredients so nothing gets soggy.
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Sometimes the shells were already in the food, soggy and broken apart.
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Peat is soggy and acidic, which prevents organic matter from decaying fully.
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They carried belongings in suitcases, trash bags or even soggy cardboard boxes.
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Physical premiums for bonded metal are soggy at around $50 per tonne.
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With the Boiling Beeper, you'll have no excuse for cooking soggy pasta.
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This super-pretty porcelain toast rack will keep things from getting soggy.
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It looks how it feels to be that depressed, like soggy cardboard.
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I saw a little of myself reflected in your big, soggy eyes.
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But these are just more chic, soggy dreams, with tinctures of moodiness.
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On their own, the doughnuts were a bit soggy and altogether unremarkable.
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Anyway, it all comes to a soggy, preposterous conclusion at Niagara Falls.
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But spraying crispy snacks with vinegar would only produce a soggy mess.
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Inside, it's delightfully soggy, while the top is golden, crisp and cheesy.
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And the steak beneath it can be dry, or soggy, or both.
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The rice was cooked to perfection, neither too soggy nor too hard.
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New York Today Good morning on this soggy Tuesday, and Happy Hanukkah.
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You want the final chilaquiles to be soft but not soggy. 7.
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Soggy Converse sneakers are pretty much a given if it starts to drizzle.
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But soggy, flavorless fries really put a damper on an otherwise excellent meal.
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In fact, most unicorns face a long war of attrition and soggy margins.
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Soggy lending can imperil India's economic recovery given the importance of consumer sectors.
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Microwaves may be a magical machine, but even they can't revive soggy fries.
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Gather 'round peasants: I come bearing cold soggy hours-old dirty bag chicken.
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My bao were especially right on, still warm but not-at-all soggy.
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On Friday, members of her church came over to remove the soggy debris.
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It was soggy and wet at the bottom, but otherwise it was intact.
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After all, where else would you put soggy umbrellas and reusable grocery bags?
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That assessment got back to McCullers later, in the soggy, smoky home clubhouse.
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The 171-page document is so soggy with Trumpian self-pity it weeps.
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The entire soggy affair came to a merciful end at 8:35 p.m.
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The 143th Street busway got off to a soggy start at 6 a.m.
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But did Henry win, or did the soggy ground that trapped the calvary?
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Pieces of hardwood floors and furniture lay scattered on the soggy, puffy carpet.
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Brendan apologized to Peter as he handed him a soggy 20-dollar bill.
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After the record-breaking rains subsided, they looked around: The furniture was soggy.
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Everything is wrinkled and soggy, and it's not very much fun to eat.
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And the "modern geodesic domes" and "luxury tents" were soggy, wet disaster-relief tents.
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"Let's just say I like my soda flat and my cereal soggy," Ferrara said.
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Sod is best, Tisthammer says, but white rock looks better than soggy, brown grass.
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If it was dry, or soggy, or bland, the entire thing would fall flat.
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With lighter showers forecast this week, some zones could remain too soggy for planting.
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My apologies in advance if all this fruit has made the Fishy awards soggy.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's global push has gone a bit soggy with Weetabix.
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You are pursued across soggy rural landscapes and through the hard geometries of cities.
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The ground is soggy and the homeless begin urinating and defecating in the muck.
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As such, it's a leaden, soggy mess that only gets messier as it goes.
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Rating: Splinters from when this soggy backboard shatters and nary a sunburn in sight.
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Even when the car was in "Track" mode, the transmission felt soggy and lazy.
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I went to a boarding school and that whole soggy biscuit thing doesn't happen.
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The last time I went there was a soggy lint swamp outside the showers.
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Then you wonder why you even bothered with that lukewarm piece of soggy pizza.
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TEXTURE: The edges were crispy, but anything touching the bun was soggy and soft.
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The soggy dancing this inspires, like a rave for the undead, is momentarily diverting.
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Pat McCrory diverted his increasingly struggling re-election campaign to tour the soggy town.
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But aside from the soggy jobs number, other aspects of the report were strong.
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She even suggested sending them in small paper bags so they'd be less soggy.
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His youngest daughter, age 210, lies beneath wet blankets, coughing inside their soggy tent.
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During this period of a mum's life, she may exist entirely on soggy cereal.
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Its shell is crispy and not at all soggy; the yolks make the difference.
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Xiaomi's soggy debut performance hasn't come as much of a surprise for some analysts.
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Gloves can help to make scooping out old lasagna or soggy salad less disgusting.
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"Soggy, hanging, mushy purple nipples," she says, roaring out the last word with disgust.
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Or try burrata, draining its interior cream, so it doesn't make your pizza soggy.
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Most people add their fillings too soon and end up with a soggy bottom.
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And the briefly, beautifully animated revelers go back to being their soggy, miserable selves.
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Instead, I splashed my way back out into the sticky night, soggy but satisfied.
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But even Mr. Trump seemed to find this one just a little bit soggy.
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From first impressions alone, it looked soggy and was coated in an unidentified sauce.
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U.S. stocks shrugged off the soggy session in Asia on Thursday to close higher.
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It was resoundingly bland: watery beans, limp lettuce, and soggy tomato over plain rice.
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Should it rain, you could come home to a soggy windowsill and damaged floors.
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These are a step above the often soggy fast-food fries I'm used to.
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And then on top of that, you calling me 'Soggy Flicker,' I didn't appreciate that.
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Let's stop judging and start chugging more chocolate milk with soggy bread in it, OK?
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ET (1230 GMT) on Sunday with preferred lies in operation due to the soggy conditions.
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So no more putting in takeout containers without dumping out the soggy bits of food.
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When the ground gets too wet and soggy in the spring, farmers delay planting crops.
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Of course, if soggy fries are what you're after, then you can skip this deal.
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You don't want the bread to be a soggy mess by the time you eat.
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Perry, 33, posted a photo of the fresh, clean and soggy canines on her Instagram.
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I eat half my sandwich leftover from yesterday and pick off the soggy AF bread.
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Strong winds and soggy soil contributed to train disruptions in the New York City suburbs.
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The warmer weather may benefit crops by drying out soggy fields and accelerating plant growth.
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Investment data also looked a little soggy, with the exception of investment in intellectual property.
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"They get soggy and give a cardboard taste to your drink," one petition signer wrote.
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Soggy deposits allow for the preservation of waterlogged organic materials such as leather and wood.
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The breading was soggy, crumbling inward with the poke of a finger, soaked with oil.
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Synthetics keep you warm even when they're soggy, but resist being stuffed into tight spaces.
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While wool coats are warm, they're not waterproof and you'll end up a soggy mess.
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It's kind of a simple but genius idea—no one likes a soggy-bottomed banoffee.
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Of course, they have their limitations (not the least of which are soggy French fries).
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Paper straws are a decent alternative, but they often get soggy after a few sips.
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One Syrian woman carefully spelled out her name as she sat atop a soggy blanket.
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Concertgoers helpfully documented the downfall from every angle, sharing the soggy slip on social media.
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Plus, if you're packing them for lunch, you won't have to deal with soggy bread.
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Procter & Gamble soggy as sales disappoint and Peltz still looms ** SPX sector YTD performance: reut.
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His latest star-studded album, "Father of Asahd," is bloated and soggy, but undeniably entertaining.
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Inside the barrels, it smells and looks like an industrial sized bowl of soggy Weetabix.
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Now what I have is a soggy mess, buried beneath something else to shovel up.
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" The naughtiest comedy on "Bake Off" came from double-entendres about a cake's "soggy bottom.
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The hash browns had a slightly salty flavor but didn't feel overly heavy or soggy.
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Residents along the coast of California are bracing for more than a soggy Thanksgiving week.
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There was something attractive about the pies' soggy bottoms, a contrast to the crisp tops.
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Throughout the region, residents like Mr. Barnes were struggling to put soggy homes and soggy lives back together yet again, amid palpable anxiety that the Carolinas seem to be confronting a new normal of too many storms, with too much water coming much too often.
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Their team is the footballing equivalent of soggy Weetabix, a sludgy morass of sticky, bland goop.
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But when authorities opened it, they just found three soggy mummies stewing in red sewage water.
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His pool is littered with foam noodles, toys, and other junk — even soggy loaves of bread.
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Instead, like with all gum, you ultimately end up with a lump of soggy, flavorless putty.
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The spread was a bit too lemony and chia-seed heavy, and the sourdough was soggy.
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We don't have any formal schooling, but here's our report: Umbrellas up, it's soggy till Sunday.
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Faced with soggy profits, bosses are being more cautious, an impulse further amplified by trade tensions.
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ET, respectively — could show more evidence of a soggy economy ahead of next week's Fed meeting.
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Nothing is sadder than eating a soggy, squashed sandwich at your desk and calling it lunch.
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Water is a big-time enemy of mushrooms as it makes them soggy and flaccid … nasty.
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And over the years, I saw him happily autograph dozens of slightly soggy Cheesecake Factory napkins.
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I went for a walk in a forest and picked up a load of soggy leaves.
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A fourth that someone squeamish hadn't been able to finish came back soggy from the sink.
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Coastal Texas to Alabama also will have a soggy holiday, with heavy rain and scattered storms.
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Yup, an overcooked thematic burger and soggy basket of retro fries is soon coming to you!
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Here's what else is happening: The bad news is that today looks to be very soggy.
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Exactly how long can you expect to have a soggy crotch in one of these numbers?
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"The ground was also soggy from rainfall from the previous rainfall they have had," he said.
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And by any reasonable standard Purpose is fairly spotty, loaded with soggy ballads and motivational speeches.
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There may be other reasons to drain the chest, like keeping unwrapped food from becoming soggy.
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Fried vegetables, often overbattered and undercooked, tend to disappoint me with their tough or soggy crusts.
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McSorley completed 14 of 30 passes for 145 yards in the rain at soggy Heinz Field.
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But—like the soggy mess that it spat out into the Oval Office—Facebook is stupid.
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Now they are united in soggy duress, figuring out what they can rescue from flooded homes.
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The soggy weather — "best day of the year," said one sports commentator — delivered quite a jolt.
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I was particularly impressed by how the buns had a soft, pillowy center without feeling soggy.
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Story at a glance Most paper cups actually contain plastic to keep them from getting soggy.
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And even as the snow began to melt, the branches and piles of soggy leaves remained.
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It'll drop inland snow to the north, but the main story here is a soggy one.
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You'd think the skin would go soggy, but it doesn't, really, not if you eat fast.
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It sat in a helpless heap in right field as the infield turned into a soggy mess.
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Hasn't the time come to stop getting ready in a soggy towel or an oversized college tee?
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After a few soggy quarters of growth, America's economy is now much the stronger for the pause.
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He wants to reaffirm that he does not hold the school liable for the soggy ceiling tile.
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I change out of my soggy sneakers and into emergency desk flats, and silently curse Mother Nature.
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But the warm spell may also benefit crops by drying out soggy fields and accelerating plant growth.
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Its return on equity (ROE) is a soggy 7%, reflecting $32bn of goodwill from all the acquisitions.
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Low-moisture cheeses tend to work best since they don't create stupid, soggy puddles on your pizza.
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However you like them, be thankful for the french fry in all its crispy (or soggy) glory.
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More downpours meant pitches and fairways were more likely to be soggy or unplayable, the study said.
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" MARK MCCORMICK, NORTH AMERICAN HEAD OF FX STRATEGY, TD SECURITIES, TORONTO: "Pretty soggy data across the board.
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In winter it is blanketed in snow; in summer, its forests are lush and its wetlands soggy.
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I heated up my eight remaining burgers, their soggy boxes stacked upon one another in the microwave.
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Authorities were still in the assessment stage on a soggy Memorial Day, determining exactly how much nastier.
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It's hard to make a bunch of sandwiches in advance without everything going soggy, but a galette?
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After about 45 minutes, the noodle started to get soggy, causing it to bend at the bottom.
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" She bid adieu with a signoff she knew would make her fans smile: "Farewell to soggy bottoms.
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Poorly executed flavours, soggy cheese, overripe watermelon and underripe tomatoes were amongst the criticisms in the review.
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For the most part, Wegmans prepared foods exceed all expectations of soggy, day-old salads and sandwiches.
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They slid in the soggy grass and danced around the field and took flags on victory laps.
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How Scott Rogowsky, of HQ Trivia, Spends His Sundays A French Fry Gets Soggy in 5 Minutes.
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But here's the thing: Can you get away with being that soggy if you aren't that pretty?
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What had been their bedroom walls were being carried out, one soggy wheelbarrow load at a time.
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Everything, soggy and smelly, is rotting on the front lawn, and homes stand stripped to the studs.
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Weaker wage growth in September mostly reflected soggy increases for managers, not workers in non-supervisory roles.
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In-N-Out's fries manage to be soggy and flavorless even though they're cut fresh every day.
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The bowls can hold soup for hours without getting soggy and stay good for over a year.
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It's less commitment than the full-sized oven, but more formal (and less soggy) than the microwave.
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Toss your lettuce in, give it a whirl, and out pops non-soggy salad, ready to eat.
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Lettuce wouldn't go on hot sandwiches (too soggy), and lithe Oaxacan cheese had to be adequately warmed.
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The resulting shows become soggy and formless, and the good bits get lost amid all the dross.
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A dog got hold of the card he made for Abby, and the valentine is a soggy mess.
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A line snakes down the street, and bouncers inform soggy patrons that it's already one-in, one-out.
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Meanwhile, a soggy airport sandwich hastily eaten would throw me into a funk that would last a day.
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If the music means so much to you then soggy pants shouldn't get in the way of that.
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" The melting glaciers in the photographs mounted around the Brooklyn studio, "well, that's what's making my shoes soggy.
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When atmospheric rivers make landfall, they often release their soggy cargo in the form of rain or snow.
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This chimeric nightmare was posted earlier this week to obtuse, anti-humorous Facebook group Wet and Soggy Memes.
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So why did the penultimate episode of season one land with the thwap of a soggy Ritz cracker?
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The bun, by the way, does not get soggy, even if you choose to put relish on it.
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The bun holds everything in and didn't get soggy from the sauce or the juice from the burger.
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This ain't that: Homemade mayo, pickled onions, and crisp cucumbers make this version anything but sad and soggy.
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One day, probably, rising seas will sink Palm Beach and leave behind a level, if soggy, playing field.■
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Herrine: Like, right here, maybe this is just one wing, but I feel like it's a little soggy.
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I hate wasting food, but in the end, I couldn't finish the soggy layer of sodium-drenched brisket.
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Unfortunately, the tortilla was soggy by the time I got it back to the office and began eating.
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Unlike the wings at Buffalo Wild Wings, these were not in the least bit oversalted, tough, or soggy.
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We're giving you the lowdown once and for all on how to avoid cold, soggy, old-tasting food.
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A man named George sat on a soggy mattress, next to a rug with a tiger on it.
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Boozy, soggy, creamy, sweet and tart, it is somewhat like a tiramisù, since it is layered with ladyfingers.
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It's also very good on a crusty bun, if you wait till the inside gets good and soggy.
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Here, atop one of Ulan Bator's largest landfills, Ms. Dashnyam lives under a roof made of soggy mattresses.
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A few of his literary opinions here: He deplores the soggy humanism of Eugene O'Neill and John Steinbeck.
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The soggy weather didn't stop stars like Nicki Minaj and Victor Cruz from attending shows around the city.
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It won't get soggy or gross since it's separated, so each bite will be perfectly crunchy every time.
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Soggy Dollar Bar, where the drink known as the Painkiller is said to have originated: mostly in rubble.
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However, they quickly devolved from stretchy bands of goodness into sad, soggy, tasteless blocks covered in moist breading.
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I stand by my mother-in-law with a soggy dishtowel in hand, pondering the holiness of conversation.
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Today, Channel 4 announced news sadder that the saddest soggy bottomed-tart you've ever stuck your fork into.
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They passed a field that looked soggy and matted down in parts, the streaming sun revealing it all.
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This is a recipe where you actually want less-juicy supermarket strawberries that won't turn the pastry soggy.
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Older customers were more considerate, having grown up with inferior and quickly soggy paper straws; they took care.
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And with the soggy winter, you can count on an added treat: a number of Sierra-fed waterfalls.
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There are five different settings, each one delivering even heat distribution to prevent burnt edges or soggy middles.
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The mozz sticks quickly turned rubbery, with their outer fried layer growing soggy and almost moldy in texture.
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Their lettuce gets soggy and withered, which is weird and gross but like, good at the same time.
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Commentators and intellectuals, who have long complained that all political battles were shadow boxing around a soggy center, may now reflect on being more careful what they wish for in the future – or, depending on temperament, rejoice that the soggy center no longer exercises the magnetic pull it once did.
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Someone left Daffodil in a soggy cardboard box near a bustling San Francisco intersection, according to the SF SPCA.
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Equip yourself with rain boots to avoid soggy socks and don a waterproof bucket hat to preserve your hair.
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Anti-Soggy Cereal Bowl We all have that friend or family member who is super particular about their food.
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My colleague arrived with warm lo mein to share, which is way more appealing than my soggy spaghetti squash.
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The "milk or cereal first" debate forever rages on, but the soggy cereal dilemma is much easier to solve.
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Meanwhile, the soggy shoreline is being assaulted by increasingly powerful waves, fueled by more heat energy in the ocean.
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I packed a bagel with cream cheese for breakfast, and it's soggy by the time I get to work.
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Boxes brimmed with soiled books and soggy clothes, Christmas decorations gone to ruin and soused childhood Power Rangers toys.
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Extreme weather is increasingly frequent, with high winds bringing power outages, and soggy soil causing pipe corrosion and leaks.
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By 3 PM, the cheese had melted but the crust was still as soggy as a Rob Thomas chorus.
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Rain forecast in the week ahead could keep fields in parts of the Midwest soggy after last month's flooding.
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"We may lose one to the occasional soggy sandwich or leaky drink, but that's to be expected," he joked.
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A soggy physical market was neatly summed up by Canadian nickel-cobalt producer Sherritt in its third-quarter report.
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Lurking one shot back was Pieters, who returned a 66 on a soggy day at the Olympic Golf Club.
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The investor met us in a coffee shop, wearing a baseball cap and soggy rubber boots over his shoes.
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Apple's earnings also come at a time when tech's leadership is in doubt because of its recent soggy performance.
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The blending of a soggy taco to create soup isn't far off ideologically from soups that are undeniably good.
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And with Sun Noodle, his supplier, he developed a noodle that does not become soggy as quickly as most.
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I gave them extra time to steam too, but they still came out like little soggy balled-up towels.
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The only time you've probably ever seen avocados served hot is as a soggy, sad excuse for a fry.
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Currency market strategists also pointed to a general recovery by the dollar after a soggy start to the year.
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The plating was a bit weird, and water from the broccolini made it soggy, but everything was really tasty.
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"Boston-Yankees is like the oldest rivalry in sports," Voit said, in the soggy Yankees clubhouse late Wednesday night.
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The stench is immediate and overpowering, like lifting the cover off a cake tray filled with soggy gym socks.
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Using two pans prevents the sausage juices and tomato sauce from seeping all over the broccoli, making it soggy.
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I walked along the soggy shore, drawn by a blur of orange at the other end of the lake.
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This week's weather has flip-flopped between soggy and sunny, with similar uncertainty expected for the next few days.
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Most babies don't like the feeling of wetness from a soggy diaper, and wearing cloth undies accentuates this irritation.
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We have no soggy sentimentality about those days: we recount Gary's violence precisely to cure anyone of false nostalgia.
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Curious, they walked over to the box, untangled it from the soggy brush and realized it was a fridge.
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The crows screamed as we surged down and through and up again, back to the semisecurity of soggy landfall.
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However, Seattleites have endured a rather unique streak of both gloomy and soggy weather over the past two months.
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Other Cypriots stashed their lucre in washing machines and later sought to replace soggy notes at the central bank.
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Planning ahead was important, he said, otherwise he would end up with a soggy uniform for the next game.
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It's the morning commute that looks soggy, but the afternoon looks clear and dry, with a high of 21.
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The improved weather raised expectations that crops planted very late in a soggy spring could still achieve decent yields.
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And yet — with the exception of donuts — these are all going to arrive at your home a cold, soggy mess.
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Princess Kate wore regal red – and defied the effects of the soggy day – for a landmark royal ceremony on Monday.
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Starts fell 41.3 percent in the West to the lowest level since March 2015, likely due to the soggy weather.
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Songkran, as the festival is known, has the spirit of a soggy Mardi Gras and is a major tourist attraction.
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And in a few rooms, they removed four feet of soggy drywall, exposing the skeleton of the home's wood frame.
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Two of Exaggerator's three graded victories have come on wet tracks and he finished second in three other soggy tests.
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Another soggy walk with the pup, and when I get back the dress that I ordered from Poshmark is here.
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Sure, you could bring a platter of soggy hoagies made for you by the deli section in the grocery store.
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Just exactly how this water escapes the phone will be a key challenge to prevent soggy pockets and damaged devices.
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The clouds have unzipped their burden onto the earth, but now the rain has stopped and the roads are soggy.
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But while fears of soggy pretzels may have been the main factor in decreased attendance, security concerns also dampened turnout.
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Speaking of Pyke — it's still as soggy and grumpy as we left it; the most grunge of the seven kingdoms.
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In the Steeplechase Enclosure, the cheapest "seating" available, I find hundreds of people standing on a treacherously steep, soggy hill.
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Forget all the bad, soggy oatmeal cookies and try these steps for a moist-centered, butterscotch-imbued, crisp-edged cookie.
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It's a clever design because it has perforations to allow steam to escape and prevent the food from becoming soggy.
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The lettuce and tomato were refreshing and shockingly not soggy as the crunchy tortilla protected them from the bean juice.
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"Hey!" he hollers toward the gaggle of stylists gossiping in the back of the salon on this dreary, soggy day.
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And I cannot imagine that tenants enjoy picking up their soggy pets after a walk in the rain or snow.
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We're looking at a soggy 75, with fog and showers starting now and sticking around through much of the weekend.
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We put forth mashed potatoes, soggy peas, green-bean casserole, creamed onions, marshmallow-topped canned sweet potatoes and bread stuffing.
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I think that it is the combination of soggy, wet carrots and the slippery, disgusting onions that I can't stand.
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Less clear, through a spitting haze on a soggy Saturday morning, is exactly why the Romneys want any of this.
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Toddlers dislike the feeling of wetness from soggy diapers and will potty train earlier with these super absorbent pull-ons.
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Botanical name: Chlorophytum comosumWater: Keep the soil moist, but not soggy, and your spider plant will stay happy and healthy.
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Unlike the typical crouton-infested piles of soggy romaine in a typical house salad, this one tasted like real veggies.
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Instead, I found them a bit limp and soggy, and a touch more greasy than the rest of my order.
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They are likely to pay up for a car ride instead of saving money with a soggy, late, scooter ride.
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The police in Epping seem intent on keeping the fries limp and soggy—and the Burger King drive-through drug free.
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More than 25,000 power outages were reported in Alabama, many caused by trees rooted in soggy soil falling across utility lines.
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He conveys the experience of kayaking through mountainous "scarps of sea"; his enthusiasm for snoozing in soggy sleeping bags is infectious.
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He saw it zip down the meadow, across what now is a field of yellow buckwheat, and toward a soggy ravine.
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Piles of garbage and soggy furniture sat next to the gnarled remains of a fence separating the bayou from the complex.
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If the private plan flops, Tesla's likely destiny is a soggy share price and a long struggle to ramp up production.
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Unlike In-N-Out's sad slivers of soggy spud, these gave me what I wanted from a fried potato — and more.
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It can be disguised, for example, as the tiny sachets of desiccant used to stop many packaged goods from going soggy.
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Texture: SoftThe cauliflower crust was soft and soggy in the center with the tiniest bit of crisp on the outer edges.
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Still, I appreciated the CHEX Mix offering and the fact that it was above the HORIZON, because who likes soggy snacks?
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This, however, felt like Disney was spitting in my popcorn for 21 minutes, leaving me with a bag of soggy kernels.
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Grain traders were primarily focused on soggy U.S. weather that has delayed spring field work and on forecasts for continued rains.
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More heavy rain is forecast in the western Corn Belt next week after showers this week exacerbated soggy conditions this spring.
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They ignore the brand's official snow boots and instead endure soggy, cold toes in exchange for comfort and basic SoCal style.
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Don't worry about losing that cucumber crunch—by grilling the vegetables lightly for ten minutes, they get deliciously smoky, not soggy.
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In her mind, the pizzavations of the previous decades are irrelevant if the pies arrive soggy, cold and packed with chemicals.
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Samuel Parris (a marvelously soggy-spined Jason Butler Harner), setting off a chain of accusations that results in scores of deaths.
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Colin Montgomerie and the Europeans proved it as recently as 2010, playing at home at a soggy Celtic Manor in Wales.
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It is best to promptly remove soggy carpet, bedding and furniture, to help prevent the growth of mold after a flood.
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Soggy, chewy, greasy, uneven, too salty — these are just some of the things you don't want your fried chicken to be.
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The video cuts to a latex-gloved scientist jiggling soggy jello onto a dish, then replays the ordeal in slow motion.
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Instead of that, the researchers say, a casein-based spray could be used to prevent the blight that is soggy cereal.
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It is a soggy end to an otherwise tough, troubling film whose images of brutality and helplessness are hard to shake.
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But still fuming in Imelda's soggy aftermath are parents whose children had been in school while the storm unleashed torrential rains.
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Major currencies were confined in broad trading ranges on the back of soggy U.S. data and the absence of fresh triggers.
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The fish half of fish and chips is golden and crisp on the ends but pale and soggy in the middle.
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There are, of course, the scenes of jumbled debris, fallen walls, soggy mattresses and hillsides stripped bare of once-thick vegetation.
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In one image, a framed First Holy Communion photo of Mr. Alvarado sits amid the soggy remains of a relative's home.
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A downpour quickly flooded the open-air complex sheltering arrivals from Central America, reducing their few belongings to a soggy mess.
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Instead of moving, then, I thought for a moment about the venik, which is the Russian word for that soggy bundle.
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Sandwiches may get soggy, depending on their fillings, so bring components in separate containers and assemble them at the viewing site.
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There is a small chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, but better to be safe than soggy, we say.
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The eggs inside were watery, and their heat had condensated water all over, dripping onto everything and making the sausages soggy.
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I started with my animal-style fries because as an experienced fry-eater, I know that fries go soggy very quickly.
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The sauce and general sogginess of the sandwich even ruined the originally compelling mozzarella sticks, reducing them to soggy, plasticky blobs.
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Most were trapped inside the ship and others were scattered throughout the bay, with their thick soggy fleece weighing them down.
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But even a pile of grilled onions, melted cheese, and secret sauce couldn't make this pile of soggy cardboard more appealing.
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It'll stay cloudy all day — and there's a good chance we'll get rain and thunder — at a soggy high of 21.
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At some point she took that off, too, probably because it got all soggy in the water portion of the event.
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All soggy scooters will be examined by the company's mechanics, with any necessary repairs or part replacements made before returning to service.
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The microwave either overcooks or makes things soggy and the food just never tastes the same but not in the air fryer!!
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Those who have embarked on it probably know the sinking feeling of cutting into your pie to reveal a soggy, limp crust.
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Bailon claims her tuna hack tastes "bomb," but we will let this soggy, punch-drenched tuna fish sandwich GIF speak for itself.
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Plus, cut this way, zucchini stays nice and firm, which means there's no fear of soggy zoodles later in the week. 3.
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Shields, White Sox earn soggy win over Yankees CHICAGO — A nearly three-hour rain delay didn't set back James Shields on Thursday.
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" Francesco Longoni, Apple's Head of Food Services helped the company patent a box that will "keep to-go pizzas from getting soggy.
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And in these cases, biodegradable alternatives like cardboard or paper don't work — they can present a choking hazard if they become soggy.
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Consumer price inflation and consumer sentiment are on tap for markets Friday, and they could show more evidence of a soggy economy.
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I scarf down soggy salad, eat a few nice sandwiches at my desk, then quickly jet home to drop off my bike.
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Salad-to-Go Container Nothing's worse than packing a salad in the morning and discovering hours later that it's soggy and gross.
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A soggy rumor that Airbnb may have its hands in some travel-focused content for the platform isn't doing Apple any favors.
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So, who needs soggy delivery lo mein when you could just as easily make yourself Danny Bowien's recipe for Chongqing chicken wings?
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"The dollar/yen is a bit soggy today," said Kaneo Ogino, director at foreign exchange research firm Global-info Co in Tokyo.
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Modern clothing is often formulated and treated with compounds that help soften them or prevent them from getting stained, wrinkled, or soggy.
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While it took many iterations (there were lots of soggy chips along the way, Megan admits), the Reamers eventually perfected the recipe.
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This summer, I set out to solve all of the problems, feeling my way to a not-soggy, crisp-topped, satisfying gratin.
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Egged on by self-pitying plinks and moans on the soundtrack, the character soon sinks completely into a soggy swamp of platitudes.
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PERINO: Because if you put out another tape, it&aposs like, wait, that there&aposs -- it&aposs worse than a soggy cigarette?
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"I'm very disappointed this is my summer in New York," said Rafael Fogel, who was visiting the city from famously soggy London.
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I particularly like to roast them so they caramelize and release much of their moisture, which keeps the pastry from turning soggy.
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The little they had was reduced to piles of soggy blankets, backpacks and stuffed animals they struggled to protect under plastic sheets.
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The bad news is that most fruit, other than cranberries, will completely lose their texture, turning soggy and soft when they thaw.
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If each of those feet, Mr. Cleary reasoned, were clad in soggy shower clogs, it could easily have caused the wet condition.
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And compared with the 1920s, when soggy land was sold by mail, the risks of building here are far better known today.
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Using a wire rack will enable the breading to cool quickly, with air circulating around it, so that no part gets soggy.
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We were escorted into the basement, again, for a dinner of mediocre guacamole and pork-based soup in a soggy bread bowl.
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"That's the man I wanted up," Rizzo said later, as his players romped around the soggy, boozy home clubhouse at Nationals Park.
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Initially, his favorite meal was a vegan banh mi sandwich, but Balenger said bread quickly got soggy and was hard to manage.
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Overall, the shredded chicken burrito came out on top with its nuanced flavor and creamy texture that wasn't mushy, gooey, or soggy.
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" A short, soggy walk from Mr. Seacrest's stage was the riser for "CNN New Year's Eve With Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen.
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You know what's less weird than the perfectly square piece of soggy breaded fish you get on a fast food fish sandwich?
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The thinking goes that Tollund Man's tomb may have been meant to ensure a kind of soggy immortality for the sacrificial object.
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A few soggy rain jackets dripped onto the floor, and someone mumbled a maxim normally reserved for weddings about rain bringing good luck.
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Among the flotsam are prescription drugs, family photos, encyclopedias, toys, rugs, TV, cabinets, mattresses, children's clothing, soggy food and even an upright piano.
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Like the guy who ran through it, getting soggy in the process, just so he could help his girlfriend go around the edge.
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For example, at 48 Across, we have a clue that says "Soggy computer brain?" and the answer is the punny CPU OF NOODLES.
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For many Asian families, hot pot is an unofficial Christmas tradition: a middle finger to winter's sub-zero temperatures and soggy Brussels sprouts.
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It is a risky move if a flood hits, because if water comes into your house, all of your stuff will be soggy.
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Silicon Valley routinely sells us on the latest, futuristic "breakthrough" and ultimately gives us a soggy cheese sandwich and a waylaid camp tent.
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"Bullish wagers will be held hostage to the soggy global growth outlook," Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets, said in a note.
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I wake up without an alarm and take the pup for a very soggy walk, then settle in to work for the day.
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As quickly as you can pump the lever and pull the trigger, the Sheet Storm will unleash a soggy barrage on your target.
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In recent weeks, the leaks have accelerated to a maddening pace in the wake of Facebook's soggy apologies regarding the Cambridge Analytica debacle.
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Classmate Greer Martini had a career-high 15 tackles, and was among the seniors who lingered on the soggy field after the game.
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The next day, on Pchum Ben day under clouds the colour of iron, we walk down a soggy dirt road to the temple.
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According to Yontz, the ketchup leather doesn't make one's burger bun soggy, even though the it melts when it hits a warm patty.
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The soggy conditions slowed Isner's thunderous serve, and after a tough first set, Murray won handily, 7-6 (9), 6-4, 6-3.
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Clutching warm paper cups of lager and soggy, limp roll-ups in the pouring rain to the distant whine of an indie band?
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The trouble was that the Muslim empires were far more powerful than Elizabeth's little island nation floating in the soggy mists off Europe.
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Someone had painted Sterling's image on the side of the store, and soggy bouquets of flowers and tributes lay piled on the pavement.
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Facing soggy sales overall, breakfast cereal makers are hoping Millennials will go cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs and will find Lucky Charms magically delicious.
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Or are we all just standing in the shower of life, letting the torrent beat down and make our Eggo toaster waffles soggy?
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Why put in all that effort to make something nice and crisp, only to drown it in broth and get it soggy again?
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Arriving in the soggy aftermath of Hurricane Florence, which has proved more devastating than the storm itself, he followed much of that script.
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Always Dreaming hoofed his way to a Kentucky Derby win on a soggy Saturday at Churchill Downs, landing his owners a $1,635,800 paycheck.
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The idea of a solar boom in a country like the UK runs counter to the country's reputation as more soggy than sunny.
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In the unlikely event you&aposre unacquainted, sheet masks are soggy pieces of material with holes where your eyes, nose, and mouth are.
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After soggy fields delayed planting, farmers spent heavily this spring on seed and fertilizer and labor to get their crops in the ground.
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Driving back to my Airbnb to get changed from my snow-soggy clothes into fresh ones, I felt quite breathlessly lucky to exist.
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Price: $18.87 And if they don't like cereal getting soggy, this bowl will keep cereal and milk separate until the moment of consumption.
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Then, Josephs stood by her 'Soggy Flicker' line — adding that it was "f—— hilarious" and that the nickname was like 'A Joan Rivers line.
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Others lay exhausted in the open air, with only thin sheets of plastic to protect them from ground soggy from an intense evening shower.
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Premiums for delivery to China are trading at a soggy $45-50 per tonne over LME cash prices, according to LME broker Triland Metals.
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Maintenance crews were even seen wiping the waters off the stage with squeegees and soggy mops, while fans nearby watched in their rain ponchos.
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May's soggy Chinese trade data offered the latest sign that the world's second-largest economy was still a long way off from full health.
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Allowing such steam to escape from within the container further ensuring that the pizza does not become soggy through the re-absorption of moisture.
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The grease releases from the cheese into the crackers, making the warm crackers sort of soggy, and the cheese is melted and boiling hot.
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If you're not going to eat the salad for several hours, you don't want to dress it, lest it turns into a soggy mess.
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However he misjudged his putt through the soggy grass and it came up well short of the hole, before he missed the par putt.
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He's likely in as of right now, but Woods can't afford to have the wheels come off at the long — and soggy — Bellerive track.
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Let's hope that they both do better than Hughes' own rather soggy performance on the steps of the Widener library back in April 2004.
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But winter wheat harvesting was just 1.123% complete, behind the five-year average of 20%, amid the soggy conditions in major U.S. grain belts.
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It works like one too, slowly mushing rice and veggie bits into a soppy slush that drips into a bucket in grey soggy glops.
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Add to this a rising disdain for big brands and adoration of small, "authentic" ones, and large cereal-makers have been suffering soggy sales.
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It's springtime in America — blizzard warnings in Colorado, severe thunderstorms across the still soggy South, more than 9 million people facing nasty weather Wednesday.
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The storm system will lose much of its punch late in the weekend, but the East Coast should expect a soggy Easter, Oravec said.
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"Overall it's a pretty soggy environment for the market as the week wraps up here," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds.
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Anyone who has ever ordered french fries, knows that they can get soggy from the condensation that gathers on the lid of the container.
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I deserved a very medieval punishment, and enlisted some friends to pelt me with soggy tomatoes while I was restrained by some scaffolding poles.
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Activity in China's factory sector contracted for a fifth straight month in December to 26.9, setting it up for a soggy start to 22015.
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Coupled with the black beans, the dish was a soggy mess due to the ungrilled wrap, which offered little structural integrity to the burrito.
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"Typical of French cinema," a journalist smirks, describing the work of a director he sees as a soggy, pretentious remnant of the New Wave.
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But walking 18 soggy holes in one day, as Koepka was set to try to do, can be a challenge on an injured ankle.
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They fretted over rising times and knelt, prayerlike, in front of their portable ovens, hoping to avoid the dreaded soggy bottoms the judges disdained.
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You always post pictures of the food he makes you—despite it always being a dried-out roast chicken and soggy carrots—captioned #boydonegood.
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Remember when eating lunch at school meant soggy homemade peanut butter and jelly sandwiches or dry meats covered in starchy sauces at the cafeteria?
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To be honest, the pizza was a battle: The crust was subtle—perhaps even too subtle, because the sauce and mozzarella turned it soggy.
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"My office was destroyed — I'm surprised the phone rang," she said on Friday, describing the broken windows, strewn papers and soggy floors around her.
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Attendees, expecting to show off pictures of themselves living like rock stars, arrived to find what looked like a soggy half-built refugee camp.
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This was TV cookery stripped of the bullshit machismo, TV cookery that didn't rely on soggy bottom puns and excessive amounts of whipped cream.
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Starbucks will still have straws for your beloved drink—although we can't promise that the new, non-plastic alternatives won't get a little soggy.
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In just a few hours, her soggy yard had pooled with enough water for ducks to paddle around as if it were a pond.
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I thought maybe the sauce was making the fries soggy, so I pulled out an untainted fry and tried it on its own. Nope.
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The lettuce was crispy and, much to my delight, no parts of the three-tiered bun were soggy after my five-minute ride home.
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For many parents, school cafeterias evoke memories of subgrade hamburger meat, soggy tater tots and grilled cheese sandwiches that taste like warmed-up cardboard.
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It also can give you crisp results where the microwave might turn things soggy, such as pizza, fries or even thin breaded chicken cutlets.
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The soggy red carpet did little to dampen the mood of the guests who showed up in droves two hours before the show's start.
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But as new construction technologies stabilize some structures, residents priced out of the dry quarters uptown are moving back to the soggy old neighborhood.
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Her husband had torn up the soggy carpet, and Ms. Lopez, 22, had scrubbed the floors and heaped the soaked clothes in the bathtub.
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Grain markets have been grappling in particular with the size of this year's U.S. corn harvest after exceptionally late planting during a soggy spring.
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They sat in lawn chairs as the candidates spoke, cheering and chanting in the light rain as the ground grew muddy and posters soggy.
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It was a chilly, soggy day, and we would be sitting in an open-sided shelter for the next hour or so while talking.
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The throng of Granite Staters awaiting Mr. Cruz, holding up soggy signs in their rain gear, did not look like a group of wavering voters.
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It's then ejected into a special Zume pizza box made from compressed sugar cane fiber and specially designed to keep the crust from getting soggy.
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Take one chunky teenage troublemaker and an old bushman and send them off into the soggy New Zealand bush on the run from child welfare.
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Yingting Low, a social media manager with a dotcom, told Mashable her burger was soggy, and the taste of the salted egg yolk was unremarkable.
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And it was spectacular to eat: The pastry was crisp and golden, the layers suffused with syrup but not soggy, the nuts crunchy and rich.
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In China, May's soggy trade data offered the latest sign that the world's second-largest economy was still a long way off from full health.
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Draining and burning peatlands, carbon-rich bogs formed when soggy soil prevents dead vegetable matter from fully decaying, provides a cheap way to clear land.
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Its outer surface has waterproof membrane to keep it from getting soggy, while the interior has a thin layer of wood to make it durable.
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JULIETA MUSSACA and her two children survived on coconuts knocked from trees by the storm and a bag of rice left soggy from the floods.
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Normally, items made from organic materials, such as bark, don't preserve well, but in this case, the moist, soggy conditions prevented the shield from degrading.
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Three people, all featuring body proportions consistent with the presumed original track maker, were recruited to walk across a test bed containing the soggy mixture.
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"I had crispy hash browns – not soggy ones – eggs well done with cheese, eight pieces of bacon and some avocado slices with lemon," she says.
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But I'm not ready to exit my soggy sanctuary, and in a desperate time, I take the desperate measure of sitting down in the shower.
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This genius combo has taken ice cream from inedible bowls or soggy-drippy cones straight to our finger tips for palm-to-face munching action.
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Tortilla soup is even better when the once-crispy tortilla strips get a little waterlogged (Bon Appetit has dubbed this magical texture "crispy-gone-soggy").
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This would imply that even if this year's soybean harvest turns soggy, the severity of the rains is likely to be less than last year.
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Major metro areas of the east such as New York, Boston and Washington were having a soggy and potentially foggy start to their New Year.
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"The paper notes get quite soggy and disintegrate, whereas the polymer notes retain their shape and don't get crumpled," she said in a telephone interview.
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"If you don't toast the bagel first, the bagel will become soggy and not be able to hold all of the toppings," she told Insider.
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I still remember how a slice of chocolate devil's food cake, soggy with vanilla ice cream, tastes, before taking a bath in a cousin's bathtub.
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Plus, if something gets soggy, absorbs too much moisture, or a sauce starts to separate, you probably want to pass on seconds of that, too.
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"I found the soggy bread unappetizing at first, but there's a technique to tearing it into super-small bits that helps the consistency," Pandya continues.
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In areas too low and soggy for construction or farming, they set aside fields for shared use by locals, known as commoners, to graze livestock.
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The Southern-fried chicken legs I made in the air fryer were some of the worst of my experiments — burned yet soggy and thoroughly rubbery.
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You can see this in his language, that dreadful, dreadful soggy language, which sounds like and has in it the slang of two decades ago.
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On a recent rainy Thursday morning, as soggy passengers were huddled on a crowded platform waiting for the C train, those same cars were stuck.
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On Monday morning, with conditions soggy in Bedminster, Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, spoke with CNN about investigations into Mr. Trump and his team.
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If your toaster makes soggy toast and your microwave overheats, maybe you should think twice before ordering the cheapest option you can find on Amazon.
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Maybe the turkey is dry, or someone made regular stuffing when you wanted cornbread, or all the vegetables were boiled into a soggy gray mush.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Umbrella and soggy notebook in hand, I sprinted into Hales Gallery on a rainy day in New York City.
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But 50 years ago this week, it was the epicenter of the game: the soggy and unlikely site of the first open tournament in tennis.
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Then she started spooning chicken fat over the broth to keep the heat in, and carrying the other ingredients separately so they wouldn't get soggy.
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Photos show the building in a state of chaos and disarray, its studs stripped of drywall and its soggy contents piled up and tossed askew.
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Country House's team had objected to Maximum Security's win, saying the 9-2 favorite's wide turn heading into the soggy home stretch impeded other horses.
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It's also a big hassle to cook the pasta in a way that it doesn't soak up all of the sauce, which makes it soggy.
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From the soggy earth, a charred wooden bowl and a ceramic vessel protruded last week, close to the backbone of a cow, presumably butchered for meat.
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But a melting Fanny Brice gives "Funny Girl" a soft center, and the production as a whole acquires a soggy sentimentality that reveals the show's age.
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" To make matters worse, Adams went on to compare his marriage to Moore to being "stuck to the spiritual equivalent of a soggy piece of cardboard.
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As I walk-of-shamed my soggy laptop down to IT, I started going through a mental checklist of what was backed up and what wasn't.
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But instead of a healthy breakfast, the man was greeted by three watery eggs and two triangles of warm soggy bread thrown into a cardboard box.
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In a White House made soggy by poisonous leaking, it matters that the NSC shake-up was signed off by Mr Trump and enacted without fuss.
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Some people roll a little piece of cardboard or paper (called a crutch) on one end of their joint, but that can get gross and soggy.
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Least successful of all was a duck leg stew, an entree blighted by poorly trimmed duck, scant presence of mushrooms, soggy parsnip chips and burned toast.
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Cases in point: leaden meatballs, soggy calamari and gummy, flavorless gnocchi — all of which should have been a cinch for the pizza aces in the kitchen.
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Yet even if The Current War is soft around the edges and a little soggy in the middle, there's still something appreciably sparky at its core.
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She swam five miles to shore, where she was found by a fisherman, who recognized the soggy, tired dog as the one from Caporizzo's Facebook post.
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He carefully spoons some of the bonito broth into the base of the bowl, trying not to get any of the crispy tempura batter too soggy.
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In other words, as inconceivable as it is, the era of soggy salad and overcooked pasta in Styrofoam containers may soon be upon the French Republic.
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So compassion for elephants or rhinos or gorillas is not soggy sentimentality, but a practical recognition of shared interests among two-legged and four-legged animals.
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Wouldn't the beer's condensation soak into the cardboard headset and make it a little soggy, or at least not entirely pleasant to put on one's face?
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"It's the first time in a long time that the ground has stayed soggy," she said, adding that it might be time to replant her lawn.
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"We present it in the pan and then we'll flip a slice upside down as people order it so the crumb doesn't go soggy," explains Ansel.
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I always choose the dish I'm pickiest about, since I'd rather cancel Thanksgiving than have someone ruin it for me by making soggy, under-seasoned stuffing.
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Widespread rains of up to 8 inches are likely over Florida, Hennen says, and the soggy weather will eventually make its way north up the coast.
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" Wrote another, "…dude…I know you're trying to raise your charisma to something better than soggy toast, but this…this ain't the way to do it.
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With his oily orange skin glistening in the sunlight as if he were a soggy cheeto, his hair unkempt and messy, like a gorgeous rat's nest.
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But he comes into this year's PGA Championship with less attention at a long and soggy Bellerive course that is likely to favor the long hitters.
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Asian shares mostly closed higher on Friday, shrugging off the soggy close seen on Wall Street as investors digested the latest over U.S.-China trade developments.
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Don't try and be everywhere, otherwise you'll burn yourself out in the process and the words you write will become a soggy Weet-Bix of mess.
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One of two nurses was always there, feeling my father's pulse, swabbing his mouth with a soggy little sponge on a stick, pumping him with painkillers.
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It's the reason, say, you started crying hysterically when your favorite contestant on The Great British Bake Off pulled a soggy bottom and got sent home.
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A soggy, long-grassed pitch, an own goal, and a magnificent screamer from Trinidad and Tobago later, they somehow beat the odds and embarrassed themselves spectacularly.
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There's nothing worse than a breakfast buffet: the lukewarm congealed eggs, the room-temperature toast, the soggy bacon sitting in a pool of its own grease.
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I fear you won't find much of these changes in "Masculinities," a soggy and slothful exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery in London through May 17.
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But, I don't think the gravy was worth the salty, soggy sacrifice of the perfect fry texture that results if you don't eat the fries immediately.
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It's the feeling of spending hours sobbing into a soggy pillow in a lightless room, unable to envision a normal life beyond dating a particular person.
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The essence of networking in the rarefied world of handcrafted, small-production boozes (the team abhors the term "small-batch" as soggy marketing) cannot be overstated.
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Nothing here feels cute, quaint or kitsch, though whimsy can fall that way, into a slough of soggy sentimentality sometimes laced with an emetic of twee.
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In July, he griped on Twitter about a paper straw — marketed as an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic — getting soggy and useless in his sweet tea.
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While large, the crowds on a soggy day did not rival the energetic throngs at Mr. Obama's first inauguration eight years ago, according to aerial photographs.
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Last Sunday, their creator materialized, in a baseball cap, shorts and soggy sneakers, to scoop fresh rocks out of the murky water and dispel the mystery.
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Some PFAS versions keep your burger from sticking to its fast-food wrapper and your salad from turning its fiber-based bowl into a soggy mess.
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It's important they're freshly baked that morning, though, since they're often made with honey, which after some time can cause the flaky pastry to get soggy.
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The soggy remnants of Alberto are spreading rain deeper into the nation&aposs midsection after downing trees, causing power outages and leaving scattered flooding around the South.
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For most hermit crabs, the front end can be adorably twitchy, but the butt end is decidedly not cute, looking instead like a sad, soggy cheese doodle.
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Sainsbury's Chief Executive Mike Coupe said the outcome partly reflected a programme to close around 219 Argos concessions in Homebase DIY stores and a "fairly soggy summer".
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The new threat of tariffs on Mexico, coupled with a string of soggy economic data from the United States this month and the long-drawn Sino-U.
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Not only will this ensure a more flavorful dish, but it also goes a long way toward keeping the nachos from getting soggy and saggy during cooking.
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The leaves in the pot were soggy, and she dumped them into the sink, rinsed the strainer, and sifted in a new, fragrant layer from the tin.
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That soggy skeleton is made by laser sintering, a process similar to 3D printing that allows metal of various densities to be built up into complex shapes.
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The trials and tribulations of the contestants in the kitchen – ranging from collapsing cakes to the now-legendary "soggy bottom" pastry – have made for entertaining family viewing.
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Perez had a career-high five hits in leading the Royals to a 10-4 win over the Minnesota Twins on Monday night at soggy Target Field.
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Meitu's soggy debut in Hong Kong this month also demonstrates a bigger challenge for bankers looking to attract the likes of Ant and Lufax to the city.
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Last week, grain markets were underpinned by fears that U.S. corn and soybeans, already weakened by soggy planting conditions, could suffer from prolonged hot and dry weather.
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Ostensibly to help you cool down your baked goods faster (and prevent condensation from making them soggy), they can perform a number of tasks around the kitchen.
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Wind gusts reached 22016 mph, rendering passing difficult, while soggy field conditions limited rushing attacks that came in ranked No. 6 and No. 24 in the nation.
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On a soggy summer's day in Monmouth, New Jersey in 2010, two horses in the same race had similar names — one named Mywifenosevrything and the other Thewifedoesntknow.
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"Max Rose," a soggy, fragile feature about love, death, marriage and memories, might never have made it to theaters were it not for its star, Jerry Lewis.
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Such an extraordinary concession by the P.G.A. was applauded by players who had slogged through soggy weather and maneuvered around muddy fairways as the third round finished.
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Even a starter of fried calamari was made soggy by a dousing of Thai-style sweet chili sauce (a bowl for dipping would have worked much better).
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The words "green bean casserole" may evoke kitschy images of soggy canned beans floating in bland liquid, but we promise that this vegan version is all flavor.
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Soggy success Congrats to Desiree Linden, who battled a cold rain to become the first American woman to win the Boston Marathon in more than 30 years.
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I thought of all the soggy nights he and I had spent curled up in our tent, all the elements we had ridden through over the summer.
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Of course, you can't just pour gin onto a hot dog: liquor control commissions would have a fit, and it would also make the bun very soggy.
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Anything raw or at-risk of not keeping well in a cold environment (like a sandwich that can get soggy, or sushi) typically has a shorter lifespan.
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For the most part, tempura in the US is little more than a soggy afterthought—a fried snack in the middle of an otherwise sushi heavy menu.
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My mom put these in my lunchbox all throughout elementary school and by lunchtime they'd be soggy and my bag would smell like a forgotten fishtank. Dark.
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Only the fish and chips were ho-hum; the beer-battered crust encasing the cod was soggy, and so were the fries that came with the fillet.
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They watered down the wine to keep their minds from going soggy too fast, and because it was well known that only barbarians drank their wine uncut.
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There's no way this court is going to rule against simple fun just because your presentation game has a soggy bottom, as Paul and Prue might say.
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This weekend, in a heavily Latino section of northeast Houston, where the soggy innards of hundreds of mobile homes lined the streets, conversations were filled with uncertainty.
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You're not above ordering in, but, given the cost of takeout and the inevitable soggy-steamy contents of the delivered goods, you would prefer to cook something.
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A soggy week on the Tanzanian archipelago leads to a mysterious curio shop, a taste of Zanzibar pizza, conversations with locals and a bit of spice lore.
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As a community gathering spot, the rink felt less classist than a shopping mall but less intimidating than a church, and much less soggy than a park.
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Karolina Pliskova and Caroline Wozniacki will meet each other in the Qatar Open final after each won two matches on a soggy and grueling day in Doha.
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I watch as fellow bettors nibble on soggy fish and chips and study their betting cards, and as bookmakers write and rewrite the odds on their whiteboards.
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Neither of us were into the Red Robin burger or fries, and the tacos were soggy and oily by this point, so we didn't do anything with those.
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If one gets soaked in Mountain Dew, for example, instead of tossing a soggy pile of cardboard, you could just rinse the sticky mess off the plastic pieces.
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Gollygooops" To make matters worse, Adams went on to compare his marriage to Moore, 34, to being "stuck to the spiritual equivalent of a soggy piece of cardboard.
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Traders are also watching weather developments after a soggy spring in the many U.S. grain belts has left corn and spring wheat planting well behind the usual pace.
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Gollygooops" To make matters worse, Adams went on to compare his marriage to Moore, 34, to being "stuck to the spiritual equivalent of a soggy piece of cardboard.
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More disappointing still was the poutine, a typical Canadian dish that in this case was a mess of overly salty, soggy fries awash in gravy and cheese curds.
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Culver's ButterBurgers get their name from the buttered and toasted buns, which won't get soggy even when they're piled high with sweet tomatoes, zesty mayo, and fresh lettuce.
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But with four days to go before the referendum, it turns out that good old apathy may have triumphed like a soggy drizzle on an British summer's day.
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Perhaps baby John John stuffed soggy waffle crumbs into his mouth as he was strapped into his high chair, and they all cooed and laughed as a family.
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Apple's ordering of the lettuce, presumably a variant of iceberg sourced from an Italian quarry, is understandable as a mechanism for preventing the lower bun from getting soggy.
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Or bleeding me dry, perhaps, because between oozing milk and pulling fat, soggy pads from my underwear, it's a wonder my body has any fluids left at all.
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That divide, between tech types and city-planning specialists, will also need to be bridged before Sidewalk Labs can stick a shovel in the soggy ground at Quayside.
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Are you given no choice but to eat the fried chicken in the bathtub, condensation turning what should be a satisfyingly crispy skin into a sad, soggy mess?
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IF LANDING in soggy Britain after a holiday in the sun is not enough to sap the soul, spending an hour queuing at border control does the trick.
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A bite of two McDonald's beef patties drenched in Big Mac sauce with wilted lettuce and cheese has a grainy, soggy texture that makes the whole mess inedible.
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Williams explained that he and his family live 45 minutes from Chipotle, which means their food often turns soggy when they try to bring it home to eat.
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It's hard to get a decent batch of buffalos in the UK. You know what it is, I think they're fried or baked, but they can't be soggy.
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As the march nears an end, it would be apt for Maple, one of the cow's on today's protest, to lay a wide, soggy shit outside Downing Street.
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Instead of the truth, we get the rare moments in which our hair is just right, our coffee table is freshly cleared, and the waffles aren't soggy yet.
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In London, those waiting in arrivals to embrace the lonely international traveller can at best pick up a coffee, or a soggy sandwich and a pint of milk.
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At the end of the night, the patron shows his often soggy tab to a cashier, who flips it over and calculates the final bill on the back.
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The words "green bean casserole" may evoke images of soggy canned beans floating in bland dairy, but we promise that this vegan green bean casserole is all flavor.
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Two other choices, a special of crabmeat-stuffed flounder, and an appetizer of fried calamari (paired with a dipping sauce that tasted like straight mayo), were unfortunately soggy.
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Whether it's too slimy or dry, underseasoned or overly salty, burnt or just soggy, there's also the opportunity cost of that perfect thigh you could have gotten elsewhere.
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Hundreds of concertgoers suffered through a disorganized mess filled with soggy tents and cheese sandwiches in foam containers; Blink-182, which was to headline the festival, never performed.
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Hundreds of concertgoers suffered through a disorganized mess filled with soggy tents and cheese sandwiches in foam containers; Blink-182, which was to headline the festival, never performed.
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In a neighborhood in east Houston, streets were lined with 8-foot (2.4 meter) piles of soggy debris, including mattresses, carpets and other belongings ripped out of homes.
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A soggy string of Hallmark moments designed to interrogate the value of the objects we cherish, the movie is front-loaded with major stars and squelching with sentiment.
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I'm almost sad that this is, apparently, the last time we'll—that I'll—be able to step into the soggy boots of the ever-growly Geralt of Rivia.
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But in a movie that's more about processing grief than finding a killer, his quest is no more than a soggy slog from one damaged soul to another.
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"Drain the swamp" is a harmful cliché, a stereotype, used both by those who have never set foot in soggy wetlands and by those who depend on them.
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Coastlines are clean and iconic beach bars, like Foxy's and the Soggy Dollar on Jost Van Dyke, the smallest of the four islands, have roared back to life.
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It takes a long time for it to get soggy compared to being in a hot broth, so it really maintains the integrity and bite of the noodle.
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So you calling me Soggy Flicker, Margaret, brought me back to a time in my childhood that I was really, really bullied and I moved around every two years.
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However, the main distinction appears to lie in the perforated lid, which allow moisture to escape, guaranteeing a less soggy slice by the time it arrives at workers' pods.
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Actual amenities included hideous-looking food, tents built for refugees (full of soggy bedding due to a recent flood), and just an overall vibe of bleakness on a beach.
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HOUSTON — The line just to get into the Mi Tienda grocery store snaked across the soggy parking lot, past a nearby alley, and down a row of neighboring shops.
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Season 03, episode 5, "Eastwatch," has a sad, soggy opening scene: Jaime's closest personal friend berates him while he doggie-paddles around a river in 80 pounds of armor.
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The tactic paid off handsomely as she largely avoided the soggy rough and took advantage of soft greens to fire approach shots to within birdie range with monotonous regularity.
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Park, among several long hitters who reveled in soggy conditions, carded six-under-par 66 on a Kemper Lakes course that was drenched by rain earlier in the week.
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Attendances were down from 2015 on four of the first five days with crowds below capacity on two consecutive days for the first time since the soggy 2004 championships.
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Since the announcement of his leadership, social media has been flooded by people a little amused that New Zealand's new leader is as interesting as a soggy cardboard box.
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First, the settlement was constructed above a small river, so much of it was waterlogged right from the start (moist, soggy conditions prevent organic materials, like wood, from degrading).
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Which is to say, you've been to this Berlin many times: It's the jazzy, dizzy Berlin of Cabaret, of Marlene Dietrich, of "Mack the Knife" drifting across soggy streets.
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Instead of a tropical Coachella, however, it turned out to be a desolate, half-built wasteland of tents and soggy mattresses with minimal food and no celebrities in attendance.
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Kiran covered the full 26.2 miles with her crotch covered in period blood because no one likes the feeling of a soggy wad of cotton stuffed inside their funhouse.
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The price of corn, the most common feedstock for U.S. ethanol makers, has surged as U.S. farmers struggled to plant the 2019 crop due to a historically soggy spring.
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To watch PROTOTYPE progress is like seeing a photograph being emulsed in brackish water, slowly becoming soggy, decaying, and then its melted bits swirled about with the surrounding muck.
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The 21-year-old Monegasque led both sessions at Monza, the soggy and crash-strewn first one hardly representative after heavy overnight downpours while showers returned in the afternoon.
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Soggy green beans on the foam lunch tray, rejections from editors who once praised every word, and no one to sit with on a long field trip bus ride.
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I met a French Canadian couple on a sunny afternoon at Greenstone Hut, only to run into them again after a soggy and treacherous day on the Demon Trail.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Chase Edmonds rushed for career highs of 963 yards and three touchdowns on a soggy Sunday afternoon as the Arizona Cardinals beat the Giants, 27-21.
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Cramming wieners two at a time with his left fist, he dunked the buns in water with his right hand, the soggy bread pulp splattering his face like sweat.
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On the morning of Thursday, April 27, facing piles of soggy bedding, unfinished tents and understocked bars, festival staff members again begged Mr. McFarland and his team to cancel.
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Doctors and nurses treating patients for respiratory infections should wear masks and replace them often — as soon as they become soggy, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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Trump's reelection campaign, meanwhile, is bashing Democrats for the ways in which combating climate change could lead to minor annoyances in Americans' lives: soggy paper straws and fewer cheeseburgers.
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Wintry weather in the past week has added to uncertainty about the size of this year's U.S. corn and soybean harvests after crops endured soggy planting conditions in spring.
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Rain lashed at the umbrella I was trying to hold over a soggy notebook while standing with a company of grunts, stooped under heavy packs along a rural road.
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In Germany, the absence of severe frost has been welcome for crops that endured a soggy autumn in which farmers failed to complete sowing of winter cereals and rapeseed.
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Good news for lovers of Swiss rolls, soggy bottoms, and British baking: The Great British Baking Show is coming back to PBS for a third season, beginning July 1.
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New research published today Scientific Reports shows that frogs—an animal that first emerged some 200 million years ago—were occupying soggy forested regions at least 100 million years ago.
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I tried the Soggy Doggy Doormat ($39.99) for frequent walks outside my front door and my girl loved it, as you can tell from the front door love-fest above.
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"I gotta eat these fast because they get soggy really quickly," she said, adding that there was only so much of the colorful cereal she could have in one sitting.
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Although the course was damp and downright soggy in places, that did not bother the powerful Ariya, who eschewed her driver in favor of a three-wood off the tee.
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Price movements were limited as traders waited for the U.S. Department of Agriculture to paint a clearer picture of the consequences of soggy conditions in U.S. Farm Belt this spring.
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So, quit being a soggy bottom and give a warm welcome to Fielding (The Mighty Boosh), Toksvig (host of BBC comedy quiz show QI), and Leith (cookery writer and restaurateur).
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But here's the thing: Because Williams didn't want the tacos to get soggy before he delivered them to his wife and three kids, he came up with a "brilliant" idea.
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The center table was covered with empty food cartons, a pee-soaked diaper, various body care and makeup tubes, a few packages of condoms, and a bowl of soggy cereal.
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Soggy conditions and waterlogged fields have raised concerns about crop damage and disease, which could reduce farmer revenues at a time when grain prices are already near multi-year lows.
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It seems that the same apparatus that brought infamy upon the beer-throwing Yankees fan also held a mirror up to him, and connected him with his beer-soggy victim.
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He never lost a singles match in eight appearances and then directed Europe to another narrow victory as a nonplaying captain at a soggy Celtic Manor in Wales in 238.
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But if you pen them up on soggy straw, or even leave them standing around all the time in a grassy meadow, their hooves will eventually curl and become deformed.
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With all the vegetables and a heavy dousing of Thousand Island dressing, which they call "Two Thousand Islands," said Mr. Villanti (and how) things got pretty soggy by the end.
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You know how when you go on a hike and all you have to eat is, like, a soggy flour tortilla slapped with raspberry jam but it tastes stupidly ambrosial?
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Who in the hell needs to longingly stare at some soggy, day-old French fries your friend drunkenly left out when you can just make yourself something far, far better?
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It may be cold, greasy chicken on squashed fries, or Afghan army rice with a necessary side of antibiotics, or stale, soggy bread at the bottom of a plastic bag.
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Jodi Connett, 37, and her friend, Kathy Weir, 57, rode a golf cart to Ms. Connett's boyfriend's house, where they lifted a pile of sandbags and surveyed the soggy damage.
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Trilobites On the soggy floor of one of the only remaining intact forests on the island nation of Singapore, the egg-sized heads of carnivorous creatures emerge from decaying leaves.
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I always try to bring a piece of New York to friends who've left the city, and babkas are better than a soggy bagel or a cold slice of Joe's.
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You can only play phone tag with your delivery driver and receive a soggy Egg McMuffin so many times before you give up on paying a premium for the convenience.
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Yet the director elects not to follow that vibration, choosing instead to back away from the story's edgier, more unnerving possibilities in favor of something altogether more soggy and formless.
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He is 25-214 here with 22009 titles, but his only upset loss came in 2009, at the hands of Robin Soderling, who blasted through Nadal in similarly soggy surroundings.
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Every morning, after brushing my teeth, I have a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch with milk, and try to catch all the flakes with my spoon before they go soggy.
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Although quite how long a ready-to-eat sandwich might end up waiting around getting soggy before it's picked up and delivered to the customer as lunch is one question.
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Although the sun has shone throughout this French Open, a contrast to last year's soggy "Drench Open," tears have flooded onto the clay several times during this emotional first week.
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Bangkok Dispatch BANGKOK — The monsoons are no longer lashing Bangkok, in that soggy season when my sons sometimes have to wade through waist-high floods to get to soccer practice.
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The cauliflower rice and porkless bites taste fantastic, but the leftover broccoli and Brussels sprouts from the weekend are a soggy mess, so I only end up eating a few bites.
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Developed by a team of scientists at Harvard University, these new Tough Adhesives can stay sticky even in soggy environments, according to a new study published today in the journal Science.
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Relatives of the giant shipworm are known to bore into soggy, submerged wood — digesting the wood particles they churn up with the help of symbiotic bacteria that live in their gills.
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It's not perfect, of course: It only comes in one width and if the outer surface becomes damaged then you could find yourself in a whole world of crumbling, soggy pain.
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It's a vision that seems freshly haunting now, as we face the dread prospect of a climate changed by human appetites — the future winters, soggy and snowless, that await us all.
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Spring is just around the corner (read: slushy snow, downpours, and huge, unavoidable puddles), and nothing puts a damper on your day like a soggy, wet pair of socks and sneakers.
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As that Yucatan humidity kicks in, the Desert Hearts crew, now over 20 strong, soggy, bewildered, exhausted, and spent, limps their way out of the jungle and into a new year.
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Header image courtesy of TinyBuild It's been a soggy, gray week here in Brooklyn, but all those clouds mean that it's a fantastic time stay in and to play video games.
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On a recent soggy Monday, a woman in high heels and a trench coat pedaled a cargo bike decked out like a city taxi, her three toddlers in the front compartment.
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The Blimp in the film is one Major-General Clive Wynne-Candy, an elderly buffoon with a set of soggy opinions and a mustache that makes him look like a walrus.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton endured a German Grand Prix to forget on Sunday as a Mercedes celebration of 200 races and 125 years in motorsport turned into a soggy nightmare.
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Miller's road to discovery began on a soggy February morning, just outside Waco, where he had gone to see a high school pitcher named Trae Davis, who would play for Baylor.
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Aluminium's own dynamics are soggy with falling but still large off-market stocks, plentiful scrap supply and growing confidence that a U.S. sanctions deal will be reached with Russian producer Rusal.
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They've gotten me through New York winters and soggy springs without leaving my socks feeling like sponges, and I've worn them on long city treks (5 miles or more) without discomfort.
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In practice, their crust was going soggy one night, and while it was quite crisp and hot on another, some of the long green pods, cut lengthwise, were a little stringy.
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Aluminum's own dynamics are soggy with falling but still large off-market stocks, plentiful scrap supply and growing confidence that a U.S. sanctions deal will be reached with Russian producer Rusal.
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But such a proposed shift in military strategy would face stiff political opposition from critics in Japan who say Abe's hawkish policies have gone too far, hurting his already soggy popularity.
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All while other San Juaneros, in sections of neighborhoods like fashionable Ocean Park and working class Barriada Figueroa, were heaping soggy, ruined furniture into piles and pulling felled trees off roofs.
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Cameron lined up for his soggy fate on the night when Nelson Maldonado cracked Florida's 16th homer in eight postseason games, in a 6-3 Series-opening loss to Texas Tech.
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This helps the crust to bake through without getting soggy, keeps the cheese from sliding off the crust, and most of all lets you taste the tomatoes, which are very good.
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Numerous social media users complained that they became soggy in drinks, and a petition calling on the firm to bring back their old straws has been signed more than 50,000 times.
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Skirting sexuality and absent Morrissey's music (the movie ends in 1982 as he and Johnny Marr are on the brink of forming the band), "England Is Mine" is a soggy schlep.
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In the end, the resolution of the mystery was strikingly mundane: a flight from California to New York, a soggy paper bag and a double cheeseburger left languishing on the pavement.
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I tried gummy jianbing dripping a sauce like liquid candy, and soggy jianbing with ground beef and a whiff of ketchup, and otherwise respectable jianbing hiding bouncy strips of hot dog.
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I suggest ordering the dressing on the side for this one since I feel like if you let it sit for more than a few minutes, the lettuce would become soggy.
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The butter, she says, is always slathered on thick to form a seal between the bread and the juices of the curry, keeping the sandwich from getting soggy until lunch time.
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The dollar has been soggy of late and sold off Tuesday, amid low expectations that the Fed will hike rates this year, but strategists say the market may have gone too far.
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"In light of Ulyana's soggy apology, I keep thinking about what if there was a #metoo moment in fashion where we all began releasing stories of racial harassment?" tweeted writer Marjon Carlos.
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One reason the rains kept coming was a larger pattern in place in the atmosphere, with the jet stream in an unusual position that kept guiding storms over the increasingly soggy region.
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Let's Melt This, the geniuses behind this new video, was surprised that the sulfuric acid actually cooked the bun until it turned rock hard rather than turn it into a soggy mess.
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The jacket feels a lot like down in that it's soft and packs down easily, but unlike natural feathers, the synthetic fill can stay warm even when wet, and won't get soggy.
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Brown 21, Steelers 36993 (OT) Cleveland erased a two-touchdown deficit and neither it nor visiting Pittsburgh scored in overtime, leaving the bitter rivals in a tie in a soggy season opener.
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Celebrity chefs Christina Tosi, owner of Momofuku Milk Bar, and Anthony Rudolf of Journee, will provide the Kellogg's cafe with new gourmet recipes in an effort to revive cereal's somewhat soggy status.
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The team played down any kind of disharmony this week, but its performance on a sloppy, soggy night at Arrowhead Stadium only seemed to underscore the rift during a most frustrating season.
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Elsewhere in Southern California, more than 19973 million people are under flash flood watches from San Diego to Anaheim, where 1 to 3 inches of rain could make this Thanksgiving very soggy.
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Grain markets have been struggling to predict the size of this year's U.S. corn harvest after exceptionally late planting in a soggy spring followed by some more favourable weather during the summer.
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He also said he'd tried flying from Los Angeles to New York with a personal stash of In-N-Out, but that the food had a tendency to get soggy during the trip.
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Or perhaps it was the time you felt that you were force-fed soggy Fig Newton "cookies" for a "treat" every day (I still haven't forgiven you, Mom — Fig Newtons are NOT cookies).
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Additional pressure on prices this week came from weather forecasts calling for drier weather in soggy parts of the U.S. Midwest, where delayed corn planting had supported prices in the past two weeks.
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A soggy spring in the U.S. Midwest has led to the slowest corn planting pace on record, raising the prospect that some acreage will be lost while planted crop will lose yield potential.
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The Mississippi River is already running abnormally high because of heavy spring rains and snowmelt upstream, and the ground around New Orleans is soggy because of an 8-inch torrent earlier this week.
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I reach into my pocket for an index card on which I'd written some questions to ask him, but I pull it out to reveal a soggy, illegible handful of paper-like goop.
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An economy running hot, a Fed fixated on soggy inflation data and investors prepared and equipped to keep lifting equity exposure are a formula for some kind of upside overshoot, by this analysis.
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The campaign was started by Pilbara News journalist Tom Zaunmayr, who's fed up with chips getting soggy, thanks people stacking a crumbed chicken steak in all its cheesy glory, on top of it.
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Though the Ryan Gosling-Rachel McAdams vehicle made over $115 million at the box office, its impact is best measured not in dollar signs, but in soggy tissues and young hearts set aflame.
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With a soggy 8-1 victory over the Yankees in the Bronx — and the Blue Jays' 5-3 loss at Fenway Park — the Orioles now stand a game ahead of the Blue Jays.
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The property they were leaving behind was a wasteland of food wrappers, clothes left soggy by a torrential downpour overnight and the odor of improvised latrines in the lee of trees and bushes.
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Instead of soggy french fries and overcooked burgers, travelers in the International Terminal can order sandwiches on Tartine bread, gluten-free Thai fried chicken boxes and curry soups, and Mexico City-style tacos.
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Attired in a smart blue suit and tie for the Cavalli show, the executive seemed bemused by a parade of scrawny male models clomping around a carpeted runway left soggy by afternoon thundershowers.
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For example, when filming Laura, a woman at a loss for who she is in the world, the shots feature her petite, wiry body dwarfed by the soggy terrain and gaping blue sky.
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Read more: Fyre Fest attendees are worried they're getting scammed again Instead, they found soggy FEMA-style tents arranged around a gravel development pit with none of the amenities they had paid for.
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Galloway saw family and friends throughout the course and her boyfriend and nephew gave her a change of socks around mile 20 so she could switch out her soggy socks for a dry pair.
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Corn futures firmed as soggy fields around much of the Midwest and forecasts for more rain over the next two weeks appeared likely to keep planting of the grain well behind the desired pace.
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Jim was out enjoying a dinner in soggy L.A. when we asked the die-hard fan if the baby bears would repeat as champs -- anything's possible now that the curse has been lifted, right?
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Google's positioning of the cheese is blasphemous, simultaneously defying both culinary physics (how do you cook it to drip down the bun like that?) and good taste (it'll result in a soggy doughy mess).
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The "soggy" data will do little to convince the Fed it needs to do much more to tighten policy, according to Mark McCormick, North American head of Fx strategy at TD Securities in Toronto.
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Instead, they looked on as Air Force troops, after unloading the bodies from cargo aircraft, ferried the caskets to makeshift tents erected on the team's soggy home turf, where victims' families sat in sorrow.
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This move is likely to have particularly unfortunate consequences for Houston, a city with no zoning code, where thousands of buildings constructed on floodplains but lacking flood insurance are now filled with soggy debris.
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With soggy fans huddled under plastic ponchos and umbrellas, Red Bull's Pierre Gasly and Max Verstappen ended the day one-two on the timesheets in the drizzly second 90 minute session with Hamilton third.
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For a buttery flavor without using ghee or adding melted butter at the end (which can make the kernels soggy), you can pop your corn in half butter and half oil, my current obsession.
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After some Supreme Court judges read an article about a child who died from a mosquito-borne disease (which may have been exacerbated by all the soggy garbage lying around), the court stepped in.
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Last August, Perry posted a photo of the fresh, clean and soggy canines on her Instagram, captioning the photo, "Couple O' rugrats Nugget N' Mighty," of the two wet dogs standing side-by-side.
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Unless you're glamping where everything is set up for you by someone else, you'll be doing a lot of moving around while camping, and the last thing you want is, well, a soggy bottom.
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HOUSTON — As we walked through Shirley Hines's flood-battered Houston neighborhood on Sunday, we passed pile after pile at the curb — the soggy, ruined contents of people's homes, mixed with floorboards, Sheetrock and insulation.
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In western Europe, soggy conditions were also hampering the sowing campaign, including in France, while in the Black Sea dry conditions were raising concern about Ukrainian and Russian sowings as the winter cold arrives.
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After a choppy voyage, I made a soggy entrance for my audition — sorry, interview — which consisted of Trump's telling me which countries he already had hotels in and which he wanted to expand to.
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They're bleaching water and smiling for their regular patients while mustering up enough energy to go home at night and pull out their own soggy ceiling tiles and process their own grief and trauma.
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It was at a house on this estuarial side of town that I spent the day ripping soggy Sheetrock and water-damaged wiring from the walls, hauling sodden rugs and furniture to the curb.
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I definitely recommend baking the chicken in the oven to ensure that the breading doesn't get soggy, as the balance of textures between the thick sauce, juicy chicken, and crispy breading was truly great.
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The status of some—like soggy and disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes—are obvious, but after minutes of discussion, my girlfriend and I were no closer to deciding if Mark Zuckerberg was a wet man.
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Forward Goncalo Guedes staked his claim for a place in Portugal's starting line-up with two goals in the win over Algeria, who missed out on Russia, at a soggy Stadium of Light in Lisbon.
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It's Apple Chief Design Officer Jony Ive's most ambitious "product" to date, huge glass panels, toilets inspired by iPhones, patented pizza boxes that prevent pizza from getting soggy, and over 9,000 trees in the quad.
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Downward pressure on prices has also come this week from weather forecasts calling for drier weather in soggy parts of the U.S. Midwest, where delayed corn planting had supported prices in the past two weeks.
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After torrential downpours, it was a typically soggy affair at the U.K's famous Glastonbury Festival over the weekend, but that didn't deter Princess Eugenie and pals from enjoying the world's largest music festival in style.
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Take this exclusive look at the new ad for Farmers Insurance, this spot tells the tale of the homeowner nightmare that is pooches turning your pad into a giant swimming pool, complete with soggy furniture.
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Gassy, soggy and glassy-eyed, the corpse (played by Daniel Radcliffe in what has to be the most uncomfortable role of his career) delights Hank, who names him Manny and resolves to care for him.
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A pair of women in midriff-knotted T-shirts and bikini bottoms sat on the kiddie steps, immersed to the waist, smoking American Spirits, with melted ice cubes in a tumbler for a soggy ashtray.
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" I learned that the best review you can get on the show is "that's a little bit of nice," and that the worst thing you can do is make a pastry with a "soggy bottom.
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The bank and the trash company invested in a facility that treats coal by preheating it in a process that dries out several million tons of soggy lignite coal each year, increasing its energy output.
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In Soomaa and elsewhere, myths of will-o'-the-wisp, a diabolical spectral light that leads men to soggy deaths, overlap with true horror stories of people and livestock gone astray, never to be found.
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In personal vignettes interspersed throughout the book, the author recounts his own forays in the sport, from his first five-miler, at age 10, to soggy slow marathons and hitting the wall in Central Park.
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" — Amanda Shilton, 23, who was born and raised in Bulawayo "I remember when my mother stopped buying Kellogg's Corn Flakes, I used to moan because the cheaper local brand Willards' version would get soggy quicker.
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From "Soggy Crackerz" Before country-rap mutated into its own stand-alone cottage industry, rural-identified artists like Moonshine Bandits, a California duo, occasionally found themselves in dialogue with rappers closer to hip-hop's mainstream.
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DNA is a water-soluble acid, and the usual extraction process results in something that looks to the naked eye like clumps of very thin, limp noodles — or soggy cotton candy — floating in the tube.
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Tickets to the disastrous April 2017 event cost from $1,200 to over $100,000, but when customers arrived, they were greeted with soggy sandwiches, and Blink-182, one of the promoted acts, was nowhere in sight.
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I saw my daughter's downy limbs relaxed in sleep, six snails in her palm on the soggy walk to school, lightning so far away it didn't make a sound, rain falling from a morning sky.
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EVEN THOSE who recoil at eating supper out of a soggy box, fear being mowed down by curry-bearing cyclists or think the death of home cooking is a cultural abomination should admire Jitse Groen.
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But by Thursday evening, a soggy mass of onlookers -- many wearing red "Make America Great Again" hats -- had assembled near the Lincoln Memorial to hear the President deliver what was ultimately a message of national pride.
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But in the current, more forgiving climate they rushed to post photos of themselves in soggy locations striking the same poses the farmers were forced to adopt—at the beach, in the bath and so on.
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Despite its connections to Hong Kong-listed Tencent, Futu opted for New York partially because of a faster listing pace and the soggy performance of most new listings in Hong Kong, said one of the people.
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While the underground SubAir system that sucks water from the course's surface should ensure speedy play on the greens, strong winds and a soggy surface will keep players off balance when the tournament begins on Thursday.
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You stand in a thin, cheap poncho, water dribbling down the back of your neck while you clutch a warm can of Red Stripe in one hand, and a limp, soggy roll-up in the other.
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Weed. As you settle back into the grind after 48 hours of sex, drugs, and rock and roll, it can be easy to succumb to the allures of soggy Chinese food or freezer-burned Lean Cuisines.
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The steam room, which was huge and in the center of the locker room, contained masses of soggy newspaper and leftover towels, and the lockers were the old version where you needed your old personal lock.
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ABACO, Bahamas (AP) — Lugging empty suitcases, plastic buckets and backpacks, dazed survivors of Hurricane Dorian made their way back to the shantytown where they used to live, hoping to gather up some of their soggy belongings.
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While soggy prices, combined with rising mining capacity, will hit the hobby miners served by the Sham Shui Po shops far harder than Canaan's industrial-sized customers, they would still cast a shadow over the deal.
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The Pole said she had a point to prove at Roland Garros after her 2016 meltdown — when she squandered a 6-6 3-0 lead in soggy conditions - in a shock fourth defeat against Tsvetana Pironkova.
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Here's how it went down: After my fellow 10-year-olds and I were given the traditional pre-cardio ice cream sandwich, we were let loose on the soggy lawn by the side of our school.
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I choked on some soggy macaroni: I'd taken more than a dozen since my sophomore year in high school, because that's what I was told it took to earn a spot at a school like Cornell.
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It was a scene that evoked Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana in 2000, with worried residents punching holes in roofs in anticipation of the water rising even higher and people being rescued by helicopters from soggy rooftops.
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Here's what else to expect across the country: The West Coast: A soggy, windy and snowy week A dangerous storm is heading toward southwest Oregon and northwest California, the National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center said.
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"We still think the dollar is probably going to be relatively soggy, at least against the majors, probably against the emerging economies to a significant degree as well," Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs, said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French Open was lambasted as "one big circus" by Tomas Berdych on Thursday as soggy weather once again exasperated players seeking a foothold in the semi-finals of the rain-hit claycourt major.
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A cooling of sales activity in Toronto and Vancouver, the two tent poles holding up an otherwise soggy national housing market, could bring the two markets into line with the rest of the country's tepid economy.
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After drought hampered drilling of rapeseed in late summer, a shift to wet weather from October has disrupted the subsequent wheat and winter barley sowing campaigns, with French and British farmers facing particularly soggy field conditions.
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Alongside Xiringuito, De Syllas and Harvey's offerings are the strongest indication yet of Margate being a seaside town on the cusp of an exciting food revolution, rather than just soggy fish 'n' chips on the beach.
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White Denim have always taken themselves just seriously enough—whether going all out 70s prom-tastic in the video for sensi-ballad "Street Joy" or having their faces plastered with soggy toilet roll, 'cos why not?
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The point of flooding the zone is to create a deep lake of knowledge for your readers to gleefully jetski across, but flooding _all_ zones with an inch of water produces little more than soggy, smelly carpets.
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No. 6 Penn State 28, Michigan State 7 Sophomore quarterback Sean Clifford threw four touchdown passes, including three to sophomore tight end Pat Freiermuth, to lead the Nittany Lions over the Spartans in soggy East Lansing, Mich.
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Always Dreaming ran through a soggy track to win the Kentucky Derby by 2 3/4 lengths on Saturday, giving trainer Todd Pletcher and jockey John Velazquez their second victories in the race but their first together.
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"FULL RAIN SHOW Last night we all danced together for 2 hours in the pouring rain – who knows what the Jersey skies will bring us tonight but we're *ready for it*," Swift captioned some soggy concert photos.
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It could have been a soggy, dismal end to the first day of Paris Fashion Week, as Anthony Vaccarello unveiled his second ready-to-wear collection for Saint Laurent outside, in the middle of a torrential downpour.
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The European Central Bank (ECB), struggling to revive activity and inflation in the euro zone, may adopt a radical policy tool on Thursday that its Japanese and Swiss counterparts have used to reinvigorate their own soggy economies.
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Donald Trump has become the de facto spokesman for KFC—sorry Colonel Sanders—bragging about eating their soggy chicken on television and posting pictures of himself eating an entire bucket by himself, with a knife and fork.
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The bullish outlook shatters a broad consensus in January that 2018 would be another weak year for the dollar, with major lenders like Goldman Sachs predicting the greenback would continue to be "soggy" compared to other currencies.
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As much as we may like to think we're the type of person who can enjoy a passionate clinch during one of this month's April showers, we'll pick cozy and comfortable over snotty and soggy every day.
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After what she described as an underwhelming dinner—a recently defrosted burger with no lettuce or tomato, soggy zeppole, and "sorry-looking steak fries"—she did as she was asked, and wrote about her three-star meal.
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Black Pepper Shrimp with Garlic Noodles China Booth, $6.75 This one only gets minor points taken off for a slightly soggy breading—but it's such a light coating that it doesn't really detract much from the experience.
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As she served me and my brothers dinner each night, my mom described her grandfather's remarkable patience — he always let his tahdig soak in his khoresh, or stew, just long enough to soften, but not grow soggy.
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Bake or fry the components the day of, if you like, but give yourself an extra hour so the chicken and biscuits can cool all the way down before you sandwich them — steam will make things soggy.
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Stock it with baby powder, which dehumidifies soggy feet (and other bits); dry shampoo, which can give helmet hair a just-washed look; body wipes for scrubbing off chain grease; a tiny hair straightener; and extra deodorant.
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"We still think the dollar is probably going to be relatively soggy, at least against the majors, probably against the emerging economies to a significant degree as well," Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs, told CNBC.
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The ceremony here is in the slow and careful layering and grouping of ingredients, and the art is in making sure everything is cooked just as it should be — that nothing goes soggy, or mushy, or dry.
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Breaking the soggy tape on Boylston Street remains the crowning moment of Linden's career but the 36-year-old remains anything but complacent as she gets set to run through all five of New York City's boroughs.
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The chicken is tender, pulled apart not in soggy threads but substantial pieces, lightly dressed in a thin but tenacious ranchero sauce, with a dark, smoky paste of pecans and charred red poblanos hiding underneath it all.
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Once in the grip of the city and Ana's charms, however, Mikael is lost; the combined demands of a soggy love triangle and the approach of war soon banish all thoughts of marriage — to Maral, at least.
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With steps freshened by wearing a man's cast-off shoes, I follow the rain-rutted road as far as the fishing boats turned upside down on the soggy bank, their oars secured elsewhere to provide against thieves.
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Trace McSorley passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as No. 13 Penn State drubbed in-state rival and host Pitt 51-6 Saturday on a soggy field pelted by the remnants of Tropical Storm Gordon.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - After years of soggy inflation and the long reign of Japan's tight-fisted shoppers, businesses in the world's third-largest economy are adopting new methods to lift prices, from artificial intelligence to simple packaging tweaks.
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Johnson, the reigning United States Open champion and PGA Tour player of the year, closed with rounds of seven-under-par 64 and 71 at a soggy Riviera Country Club on Sunday for a five-stroke victory.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - After years of soggy inflation and the long reign of Japan's tight-fisted shoppers, businesses in the world's third-largest economy are adopting new methods to lift prices, from artificial intelligence to simple packaging tweaks.
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That might be fine for some, but folks on Twitter ain't happy, flooding the social platform with negative reviews with all the fervour of a Dagobah wet season (that's probably your soggy future home FYI, Baby Yoda).
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Video posted on Twitter pokes fun at unnamed other fast-food restaurants' eggs, which appear as soggy sheets of paper that get folded up into paper airplanes and pinwheels — contrasted with Wendy's promise of freshly cracked eggs.
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Like some French chef's nightmare, we'd then sift through boxes full of stale donuts, the soggy craniums of fresh melons, and herbs so far past their prime that they would turn into green slurry in my hands.
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Before we head back to Brooklyn where Adam would drop me and my soggy gear off on his way down to Bay Ridge, we idle near a 7-11, waiting for jobs from the now-dwindling radio messages.
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Yes, world, the culinary masterminds behind Cherry Garcia and Half Baked are making "Cereal Splashbacks," ice cream flavors designed to taste like cereal and milk's sweet 'n' soggy love child — starting today, March 7, aka National Cereal Day.
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A soggy performance for the LDP, however, could stir calls from inside the party to replace Abe or deny him a third term as LDP leader in September 2018, ending his chances of becoming Japan's longest-serving premier.
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Christie's last-gasp strategy is to turn Rubio into a limp, soggy chew toy, and the New Jersey governor was all jaws at the debate, where he dismissed Rubio as a jejune purveyor of pretty but practiced lines.
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"I wanted this to be a middle finger to the competition," Mark Trostle, the designer in charge of exterior design for FCA, told our group as we waited the rain out in a soggy tent at the track.
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The increasing audience and interoperability of Facebook's four Stories products should worry Snapchat, which saw daily user growth plummet from a stellar 17.2% per quarter before Instagram's clone launched last year to a soggy 4.2% in Q2 2017.
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China looked set for a soggy start to 24 after activity in the manufacturing sector contracted for a fifth straight month in December, suggesting the government may have to step up policy support to avert a sharper slowdown.
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This, to many people, is proof that his "spread love" philosophy, soggy and ready for Instagram captions, was actually more than up to the challenge of a world turning sharply and in clear view towards cruelty and indifference.
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His biggest threat is considered to be the Chad Brown-trained Good Magic, who finished 2-1/2 lengths behind Justify over the soggy track at Churchill Downs two weeks ago and won last year's Breeders' Cup Juvenile.
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More downpours meant pitches and fairways were more likely to be soggy or unplayable while sea level rise was also aggravating erosion of coastal golf courses in Scotland, such as Montrose which dates back to 1562, it said.
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CreditCreditAndrew Moore for The New York Times It was a few minutes before noon on Tangier Island in Virginia, just about high tide, when David Schulte pushed the toe of his red sneaker into Marilyn Pruitt's soggy backyard.
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Delta region soils will be soggy again at the end of this week as a storm system is scheduled to sweep across the eastern United States, bringing moderate rainfall to most states east of the Mississippi (tmsnrt.rs/22WOYuQ).
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Passing over that 'soggy ball of matzo'" — Wall Street Journal A-hed by Sarah Needleman (subscription): "There are some 55,000 kosher-for-Passover items on store shelves in the U.S. this year, up from 39,000 five years ago.
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A rebound in March had raised hopes that China's economy was reviving, breathing life into global financial and commodity markets, but analysts said the soggy activity readings and weak April data suggest no quick recovery is in sight.
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The soggy Asian session followed an uninspiring performance overnight on Wall Street where the Dow lost 0.2 percent and the S&P 500 shed 0.1 percent, with uncertainty over future interest rate hikes and lower energy shares weighing.
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"We're literally up against a wall," said Barbara Lewandrowski, a spokeswoman for the cemetery, as she stood in the soggy grass where marble markers march up to the stone wall separating the grounds from a six-lane highway.
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Even on this occasion, long before he would use the term "fake news" to describe how he was portrayed in the news media, Mr. Trump took a shot at the huddle of reporters gathered on the soggy lawn.
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The screen's small perforations let steam escape so that my food never gets soggy, but they keep in all the grease that would have otherwise ended up all over my stove and the areas that immediately surround it.
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Also, the tres leches cake, if not as soggy with condensed milk as it could be, is still pretty good, though I think the flan is almost mandatory, and it, too, is a perfectly credible birthday-candle holder.
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And he may or may not have taken "inspiration" from Apple's patented pizza boxes when creating packaging to keep the sandwiches intact and warm, but not soggy, during the short airlift from IoW's rented kitchen space to the customer.
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The soggy economic data comes in the backdrop of a sustained rise in the Japanese yen, which has risen sharply against peers after skittish investors piled into assets perceived to be safe after the uncertainty following the U.K. referendum.
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In a more in-depth discussion of the situation on Snapchat, Jenner explained she had never had cereal with milk because as a kid, she liked it crunchy and never wanted to run the risk of making it soggy.
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When I came back from Los Angeles for that last semester of college, I had no friends, I was living at home, and everything was gray: the soggy way New Jersey defrosts in the springtime matched my depressive state.
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While you might think that cold ramen and slightly soggy pizza are the only victims of your food porn art, new research suggests that your low-key social media addiction could be contributing to the global food waste problem.
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Few Britons are as passionate about staying in the 28-nation bloc as euroskeptics are about leaving it, so the risk is that the "soggy middle" of apathetic or lukewarm supporters of EU membership stay home on voting day.
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Dustin Johnson ran off four birdies in his last five holes for a four-under-par 68, giving him a three-shot lead over Paul Casey heading into the final round of a soggy BMW Championship in Carmel, Ind.
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Passenger Billy Shearer described this meal — a soggy potato waffle, sausage, congealed white pudding, and shrivelled mushrooms — as a "monstrosity," far from Ryanair's claim that its breakfasts are "the perfect option to fill up and start your day with."
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A soggy start to the tournament has highlighted the pressing need for a retractable cover over the main Philippe Chatrier Court, and tournament director Guy Forget offered some encouragement on Monday as rain bucketed down at the historic venue.
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Deciding whether or not to toast a bagel comes down to personal preference, but if you plan on loading your bagel with toppings to make a pizza or sandwich, you'll want to toast it so it doesn't get soggy.
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However, the market focus remained on yield prospects in the run-up to the U.S. harvest and forecasts for mild Midwest weather were raising expectations that crops planted very late in a soggy spring could still achieve decent yields.
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As Kirsi weeps quietly over a laptop playing Clint Eastwood's soggy 1995 opus, "The Bridges of Madison County," we see that for her, some emotions must be recalled and replayed, or the ability to express them be lost forever.
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Next, they could read "Tracking Harvey's Destructive Path Through Texas and Louisiana" or "Stalled Over Gulf, Harvey Deepens Texans' Soggy Misery," continuing Times coverage about all the damage Hurricane Harvey has caused, including many deaths and untold property damage.
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But when guests arrived on the island of Great Exuma for the inaugural weekend, they found something closer to "Survivor": grounds that were woefully lacking in the promised amenities, replaced instead by dirt fields, soggy tents and folding chairs.
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The wire holding the sensors slid through a one-foot-wide hole in the platform's metal grating, and I looked into the suede-blue water, wondering what types of life were getting scanned 200 feet below my soggy shoes.
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Grain traders were looking ahead to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) weekly crop progress report, issued after the market close on Monday, to see if soggy field conditions continued to blight corn and soybean planting efforts in the Midwest.
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First the dairy industry made a stink about nut milks calling themselves milk, and now the rice industry is threatening to wage war over cauliflower rice, a soggy favorite of people following Paleo, ketogenic, and plain old low-carb diets.
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The Indians overcame a pair of errors and an early deficit, getting three hits from Carlos Santana and three RBIs from Francisco Lindor in a 6-5 win over the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday night at a soggy Target Field.
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The carpet was soggy, the television wires were wet, the couch was damp, her underwear in the bottom drawer and books on a shelf were soaked, but her worldly possessions were largely spared by the most destructive rainstorm in US history.
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"The softer inflation readings, disappointing job growth and the soggy manufacturing output reinforces ideas that the central bank is out of the picture for the coming months," Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex, said in a note.
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Galway Wind Park, in the remote, soggy hills of Connemara facing the Atlantic Ocean, will be Ireland's largest wind farm when it is completed this summer, generating 169MW of power at peak capacity, or about 3% of Ireland's average needs.
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But on Wednesday, the debt yield hit a record low of 1.99% and moved below 2% again on Thursday morning as investors placed bets that the European Central Bank (ECB) is ready to attempt more stimulus to revive Europe's soggy growth.
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Overall, the survey suggests that the problem of harassment online is widespread, and the actions of social media companies represent a soggy, leaky bandaid over a problem affecting the people who willingly give these companies or time, attention, and data.
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But it may not be enough for central and western Alberta, which needs about six straight arid weeks to dry soggy soils, harvest last year's crop and plant the new one, said Drew Lerner, senior agricultural meteorologist at World Weather.
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Soggy weather did little to dampen spirits as President Obama, along with first lady, Michelle Obama, and the couple's two daughters, landed in Cuba, the first U.S. president to visit the country in 88 years (Calvin Coolidge being the last).
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There are plenty of plant-based ricotta alternatives on the market (or you can make your own), and while they probably aren't as delicious as actual ricotta, they are certainly better than thin pieces of red onion jammed between soggy leaves.
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FARMINGDALE, New York (Reuters) - Rain and the Bethpage Black Course go hand in hand when the world's best players visit so it was perhaps appropriate that the PGA Championship week started cold and soggy on a dreary Long Island Monday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China looked set for a soggy start to 24 after activity in the manufacturing sector contracted for a fifth straight month in December, suggesting the government may have to step up policy support to avert a sharper slowdown.
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" Another staple in their repertoire, "(I'm a) Man of Constant Sorrow," was updated, in a Grammy Award-winning rendition, by an ad hoc group known on screen as the Soggy Bottom Boys in the 22009 movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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LONDON — On a soggy morning in late June, as Britain absorbed the staggering news that it had voted to abandon the European Union, a stone-faced Canadian took to national television to offer assurances that the world was not ending.
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The show even lampshades all of its Friends comparisons, courtesy of season two's "The St. Valentine's Day Maxssacre": Happy Endings also offers up sly social commentary that helps ground its off-the-wall vibe, but it never devolves into soggy moralizing.
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Directed by the perpetually fascinating Richard Linklater, whose uneven filmography (from Dazed and Confused to A Scanner Darkly to Boyhood and Before Sunrise) is always worth watching, Bernadette is a soggy misfire, with sparks of possibility peppering a weirdly plodding tale.
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Thanksgiving came and went, and before I knew it, I was standing in the torrential rain trying to scribble on a soggy notebook amid hundreds of migrants who had lost their precarious lean-tos and meager belongings to Mother Nature.
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It comes as a stack of two or three so you can separate foods that might get soggy; each container's bottom serves as the lid for the one on top and there's a lid with a carrying handle for easy portability.
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Secretary of State Denise W. Merrill said early Wednesday that voters dripped water onto their ballots after standing in the rain waiting to vote, and poll workers were unable to scan potentially thousands of soggy cards into the tally machines.
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The crust had no soggy or underbaked patches, and the bottom surface was crisp all the way from the puffy outer lip to the inner tip, which would jut straight out, or nearly straight, when I picked up a slice.
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But Walsh told me he approved of chicken-fried steak with queso, though he allowed he'd prefer it with the sauce on the side, so he could dip each bite into the cheese and not have the crust go soggy.
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Palmer benefited from a ruling late in the final round that saved him two strokes by supporting his contention that a ball he had sent into soggy grass on the 12th hole was an embedded lie, which allowed him relief.
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Almost any baker can relate to the act of murmuring a silent prayer to the pastry gods for breads that rise, cheesecakes that set and pies with crispy, dry crusts (the dreaded soggy bottom is a constant fear in the tent).
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We were in that pocket of the world for a writers' festival, and before our panel discussion began, a volunteer welcomed the soggy audience of more than 200 people and mentioned that the land was originally part of an indigenous nation.
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Warm conditions, with heavy and wet snow, occasional rain and stretches of open water in areas that are usually frozen over at this time of year, hampered the 52 mushers in the race who were slowed to a soggy slog.
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According to the Miami Herald, which spoke with several passengers about the particularly soggy shakedown in question, it works like this: After completing a ride, a diver fraudulently reports the passenger to Uber as having thrown up in the car.
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Sinking too quickly from light and bright to sad and soggy, "Film Stars" affords Ms. Bening (who should have easily nabbed an Oscar last year for her sensational work in Mike Mills's "20th Century Women") precious few opportunities to enchant.
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As a sweltering day turned into a soggy evening at the United States Open, there was no reason to believe that Roger Federer would have any trouble with John Millman in their fourth-round match in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Monday.
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What it actually turned into was a soggy mess of FEMA tents, left over from Hurricane Matthew, packed with hungry millennials who paid top dollar to be there but ended up fighting for water, food, and a dry place to sleep.
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On Friday evening, three of us hiked out to the wooded site, set up two tents, somehow managed to get a good (alright, sputtering) fire going in a somewhat soggy pit, and finally settled down to enjoy a glass of wine.
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Despite the fact that I can't seem to find my illness's redeeming qualities and perform my cancer nobly, there are still people willing to climb down into the slop of self-pity with me and nod along at my soggy rage.
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My family and I huddled around our old TV in our living room watching a bunch of people sing national anthems and march in uniform, while a very soggy Prince Charles tried to make a speech in the pouring rain.
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The start of the final on a soggy day in Munich had to be delayed half a dozen times and Zverev had an equally slow start, falling 4-2 behind against the 158th-ranked Argentine, who was contesting his first ever tour final.
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Perhaps your spuds turned out golden brown and crisp on the outsides, but were still hard and undercooked on the insides (nobody likes al dente potatoes) — or maybe the insides were tender and perfectly cooked, but the outsides were pale and soggy.
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It didn't take long for the Nittany Lions to squash those concerns, as sophomore quarterback Sean Clifford threw four touchdown passes, including three to sophomore tight end Pat Freiermuth, to lead Penn State to a 28-7 victory at a soggy Spartan Stadium.
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The prospect of heavy rain expected this week in parts of the Midwest and Plains has rattled grain markets as it could compound corn planting delays after a soggy spring while also threatening to damage winter wheat in the run-up to harvesting.
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Together with soggy sales growth in Australia and New Zealand, where the company trimmed its same-store growth forecast by a percentage point, the fumbled promotion in Japan put profits for the biggest Domino's operation outside the United States below analyst forecasts.
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But, April is a month full of gray, soggy conditions, so we've got a fun experiment for you: What if you look at a thunderstorm as an opportunity to get weird and creative, rather than giving in to your usual precipitation uniform?
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There might be a few drawbacks to falling in love with a shell of a man made out of soggy cardboard—but at the end of the day, that hunk of garbage probably makes a better partner than most dudes out there.
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Because fall is a season, we see it happening outside our windows, we bundle up to protect ourselves as the harsher weather rolls in, but we don't typically taste it (except for maybe the faint flavor of soggy leaves in the air).
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As I sit wedged between strangers up to our elbows in clam shells and crab claws, teaching each other how to suck out every last morsel of meat, soggy cloves of garlic are passed around to spread on fresh slices of bread.
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If you plan to head offshore, or even just into a deep channel, Rio's Leviathan intermediate line with a fast-sinking head will get you down to depth in warm water and withstand the sun without turning into a soggy mess of spaghetti.
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It would be a shame to go home as I always did, lie in the bathtub, have another night of living life through the soggy pages of screenplays, getting closer to twenty years old, my time line unravelling like a ball of yarn.
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I paid my dues slogging it out in summer sleep-away camp where I felt transcendental meditation (of the pediatric variety) was required to endure itchy nights within a soggy, Saran Wrap-thin tent that doubled as a cafeteria for red ants.
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Many tourists like Matthew returned reluctantly, doomed to an in-flight meal of soggy sausage and beans, when they would much rather have been knocking back the Julbrew on the Sennegambia tourist strip, which is now devoid of life, bar the Brits.
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Eric Hosmer hit a three-run homer during a big first inning against Masahiro Tanaka, and San Diego Manager Andy Green burned through his bullpen to help the Padres hold off the Yankees, 5-4, on a soggy Tuesday night in the Bronx.
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On the rare occasions that my Chinese-American family would eat out, we would go to the local Chinese place, with soggy sweet-and-sour pork that had been sitting out under the heated lamps too long and limp and lifeless chow mein.
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Our reviewer, Parul Sehgal, wrote that the book "feels fresh and urgent, but it's an ancient, archetypal tale" reminiscent of "Noah or Gilgamesh or any soggy group of humans and dogs huddled together, waiting out an apocalyptic act of God or weather."
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With 58 seconds remaining in the January 1982 National Football Conference championship game between the underdog 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys on a soggy Candlestick Park field, San Francisco had the football on the Dallas 6-yard line, trailing by 6 points.
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And I had never appreciated what a workout the show is ("A soggy mess is what I feel like afterward," Emma Hearn, a cast member who fell in love with the show as a toddler, would tell me) and what a party.
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Bad weather can dampen enthusiasm for exercise, the researchers reasoned, so if someone heads out in rotten weather on a day when friends elsewhere have run, the soggy runner presumably has been influenced by what his or her friends had been up to.
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While it's been suggested the Disney movie's late arrival in China could have contributed to its poor performance — meaning pirates would have already had ample opportunity to see the film — other "Star Wars" movies have also seen soggy receptions on the mainland.
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No matter what eat-right-and-exercise intentions you're starting this year with, chances are 2016 began the same way 2015 did: with the kind of bone-deep hangover that leaves your eyes bloodshot, your hands shaking, and your head soggy and full of fear.
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Zach Charbonnet ran for two touchdowns and Hassan Haskins rushed for 149 yards on 20 carries as No. 19 Michigan dealt a crushing blow to No. 8 Notre Dame's College Football Playoff aspirations with a dominant 45-14 win at soggy Ann Arbor, Mich.
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If only Mr Trump were right that Americans are still fighting a war begun in 2001 because Mr Obama and his commanders are soggy liberal internationalists, with expensive dreams of turning Afghanistan into a perfect Jeffersonian democracy, ideally with a special focus on gender equality.
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Like owners of Chinese restaurants across America, Chinese restaurant owners in Fall River shrewdly tailored their menus to the tastes of the city's working-class population—half-soggy, half-crunchy noodles topped with a hearty brown gravy and served between a bun felt familiar.
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In an impressive show of force, both the March for Science and the People's Climate March mobilized tens of thousands of veteran activists and first-time demonstrators, like the 3143-year-old atomic physicist I met on the soggy grounds of the Washington Monument.
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"After the trade euphoria that kick-started the week, markets have quickly become stuck in a soggy patch with no real catalysts to push them one way or the other with any conviction," Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid wrote in a note to clients.
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Pider Man, as it were, is the comic book hero Spider-Man, an applique of which sits on Parker's bedroom wall, watching over a pile of busted, soggy sheet rock and an empty closet that used to hold the boy's clothes and toy tractors.
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He puts cream and sugar in his shrimp and grits to counter the heat of jalapeños, a move that will get you kicked out of a lot of Southern kitchens, and makes his chilaquiles with Fritos because they don't get as soggy as tortilla chips.
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If you want to store leafy greens like lettuce or cilantro, wash and dry the leaves so they don't become soggy from the excess moisture, then place them in a ziplock bag with a paper towel wrapped around it to absorb any extra water.
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I decided on the last item for the list by googling "hardest dish to cook" and being presented with a beef wellington recipe, which apparently takes forever to make and can end up a soggy and dry (pastry and beef) mess if done wrong.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Park In-bee overcame a 'dirty' double-bogey to leap to the top of the HSBC Women's Champions leaderboard after the Korean fired a second straight five-under-par 67 on Friday to move one clear of the field in a soggy Singapore.
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So think of your palate as Goldilocks when you're taste-testing your pasta — no matter what the shape, al dente will not be crunchy when you bite down, nor should it be totally floppy and soggy (unless you like your noodles like that, I guess).
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In Cánovanas, the walls and roof of Carmen DeLeon's house collapsed in the storm, and she now spends her days cleaning up the soggy mess and cooking rice and beans on a gas stove for her 18-year-old daughter and 2-year-old grandson.
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Whether you prefer it cold and a little soggy, straight from the box, or heated in a skillet or broiler until the cheese bubbles, pizza is a near-perfect antidote to whatever kept you up way too late the night before in the first place.
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And on a rainy, wind-swept night in early September, his press office invited a small group of reporters and local camera crews to assemble in a soggy, grime-caked ventilation room beneath the Union Square station to watch him roll out his latest plan.
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On a long day at soggy TPC Deere Run, where the second round was completed early on Saturday, Moore and his playing partners hustled through their last holes in fading light to avoid an early wake-up call to finish the third round on Sunday.
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MORE. The rule, which strengthened the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) authority over minor water bodies like wetlands, streams and ponds, had been labeled by opponents as a massive federal land grab that would give EPA the ability to regulate ditches, puddles and soggy ground.
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I'm also sorry I cry when I'm sad, happy, and when I can't even tell you why — like the time you found me bawling beside a half-empty bottle of merlot while sitting on your kitchen floor in front of the stove and the soggy risotto.
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While stunts like shaming wasteful buffet-goers with photos of starving children or that time a United Nations summit served 30 world leaders a lunch made from food scraps should really be enough to jolt us out of our soggy salad bag-chucking ways, they aren't.
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In the meantime, we can all take comfort in the fact that the current season of the show is still airing, which means there's still plenty of puns and naughty jokes about "spotted dicks" and "soggy bottoms" to hold us over for a little while longer.
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This ability figured in the first play from scrimmage in Sunday's game, when Panthers fullback Mike Tolbert, a human with the proportions and bruising potential of a medicine ball, shoved back a Seahawks linebacker and let tailback Jonathan Stewart scamper over 59 yards of soggy, divoted grass.
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That Kushner, who is currently tasked with forging peace in the Middle East, bringing prosperity to America, and creating a microwave that doesn't make pizza all soggy when you reheat it, described Bannon as overstretched is both rich and patronizing, which not coincidentally are Kushner's principal characteristics.
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These macro mavens assured the world that notwithstanding May's soggy jobs data, all would continue to be right with Wall Street, because the Fed would surely forget about any nearby hike further away from zero for its policy rate, supporting current lofty valuations for stocks and bonds.
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The setting is quintessentially English, filmed in the grounds of stately home Welford Park, around 70 miles west of London, in a marquee where contestants' creations are scrutinized by Leith and Hollywood, ever on the lookout for the disastrous "soggy bottom" at the base of a pastry.
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But of politeness and a strong desire to lubricate this increasingly awkward encounter with some booze, I took a few sips of the overly sweet swill, the soggy chunks of fruit bobbing against my lips, and proceeded to not get drunk enough to enjoy my meal.
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So on a soggy morning last week, she joined the scores of people who have been descending on the offices of the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Lower Manhattan to get the paperwork needed to ensure that whatever happens, she and her children will not be separated.
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Of course, I can't promise that hotdog won't be awfully soggy by the time I get it back to D.C. Kyle: Democrats see no downside to getting this over with — perhaps even more confidently now that the president has asked them to get on with it.
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And while I'm definitely down to dump this in a bowl, we should probably adjust our expectations, because there's no way crunchy cereal will ever satisfy like perfectly fried chicken skin, and even when it's soggy with milk, cereal will never match a fluffy, syrup-covered waffle.
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Regardless of how much soft focus lighting or Pinterest-friendly table dressing you throw at it, you can't escape the fact that it's a piece of soggy bread loaded with strands of refined sugar, designed to be eaten by someone who hasn't yet mastered chewing with their mouth closed.
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No. 3 Ohio State 5, No. 13 Wisconsin 7 J.K. Dobbins shredded the nation's best rushing defense for 163 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries and Chase Young tied a school record with four sacks as the Buckeyes defeated the Badgers at soggy Ohio Stadium in Columbus.
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No. 19 Michigan 45, No. 8 Notre Dame 14 Zach Charbonnet ran for two touchdowns, and Hassan Haskins rushed for 149 yards on 20 carries as the Wolverines dealt a crushing blow to the Fighting Irish's College Football Playoff aspirations with a dominant win at soggy Ann Arbor, Mich.
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CARY, North Carolina (Reuters) - The sun shone brightly on defending champions North Carolina Courage and challengers Chicago Red Stars as they put in their final pre-championship training on Saturday, but a looming storm threatened to put a soggy end to the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) season.
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Causally, it is one long tragicomic flap of the butterfly effect—a thousand cattle emit gales of methane farts in Kansas while awaiting their date with the inside of a soggy Taco Bell shell, and then thousands of miles away a mammoth iceberg calves off the arctic ice shelf.
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Voters are fed up of the soggy consensus at the centre of German politics, which explains the rise in support for all the smaller parties with clearer identities: the Free Democrats (FDP) and Alternative for Germany (AfD) on the right, the Left and the Greens on the left.
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The cauldron-like dancefloor was walled in and decked out in blacklight and underwater decorations reminiscent of Guy Gerber's Rumors brand as the trio got weird and heavy until 6 AM. After the soggy challenge of the daytime, the club was heaving and the festival brought back to life.
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Stock markets around the world have had a soggy start to 22015 as concerns over an economic slowdown in China, as well as the country's botched response to temper market volatility, were exacerbated by a slump in oil prices to the lowest level in more than a decade.
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Stock markets around the world have had a soggy start to 2016 as concerns over an economic slowdown in China, as well as the country's botched response to temper market volatility, were exacerbated by a slump in oil prices to the lowest level in more than a decade.
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Depending on the day and who showed up wasted, I'd switch back and forth from being "The Guesser" where I would (literally) guess people's ages, weights, and birth months, over to a sling shot game where patrons would fire soggy Angry Birds toys into holes in canvas behind me.
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The product could even serve as a substitute for the sugar used to coat cereal flakes to prevent them from going soggy too fast, said Peggy Tomasula, a research leader at the laboratory — although she also noted that at this point, it may be uneconomical for some applications.
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What was originally billed as an ultraluxury music festival in the Bahamas — organized by the entrepreneur Billy McFarland and the rapper Ja Rule, and promoted by supermodels like Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid — in fact involved soggy tents and deconstructed cheese sandwiches upon the arrival of hundreds of festivalgoers.
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And while my Anker doesn't make the best robovac out there, no matter how well any shitvac knows the ins and outs of my home, it's still bested by odd corners, steps, any spill with more water content than a soggy Pringle, or the ever-present MacBook charger on my floor.
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While punters on the outside courts had to make do with watching an army of groundstaff dragging the green covers on and off with comical frequency, Del Potro's flowing racket skills lifted the spirits of the soggy fans sitting atop Wimbledon's Henman Hill and following proceedings on the giant TV screen.
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And as hours went by after the mudslide and bodies began to decompose in the soggy heat, volunteers knew from dealing with the highly contagious Ebola virus that small measures — like wearing masks and gloves then safely disposing of them, to prevent the risk of waterborne disease — took on outsized significance.
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The surface of the pan is punctuated by a series of pronounced polka dots that keep fish, or whatever you're cooking, slightly elevated so that it allows oil, butter, or any other liquids to pass through, rather than become trapped and create a soggy, grease-soaked mess of your dinner.
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Once Luck did figure it out what was going on, he accepted it, and he watched, like everyone else at a soggy Lincoln Financial Field, as Brissett launched the ball about 65 yards toward the back of the end zone, where it bounced off some hands before falling to the ground.
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One of Wirecutter's favorites includes an oversize mesh bag with open outside pockets, which I've personally found is perfect for keeping sunscreen, bug spray, goggles and snacks within easy reach — as well as for lugging those soggy, sand-filled swim diapers when no bathroom or even garbage can is in sight.
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That old American saw about self-reliance may be compelling in an Emerson essay, but it doesn't hold up well when you're in a school cafeteria, holding a tray loaded with soggy burritos, looking for the friendly place to sit without seeming to be looking for the friendly place to sit.
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Having recently run up against a crème brûlée that seemed to contain no eggs and a plate of profiteroles allowed to get soggy at a purportedly French restaurant nearby, I was relieved to sink into the yolk-rich crème caramel and crisp choux puffs under bittersweet chocolate sauce at La Mercerie.
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The city last year became one of a small but growing number of communities willing to say no to developers — despite their political and economic clout — when it rejected a proposal to build a few dozen homes on this soggy parcel of 22018 acres, arguing that those homes would be unsafe.
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But this year, upgrade: Skip the floppy, soggy paper plates and pick up the sturdy, tough Vanity Fair Impressions plates; save the red plastic cups for another day and try out Chinet Cut Crystal tumblers; and finally get plastic utensils that won't immediately break and try Kirkland Signature Crystal Clear cutlery.
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Instead I was just reminded that "Famous Boston Garden Pizza" tastes like day-old Ellio's, and the German fries—which are just French fries cut like thick potato chips instead of wedges or matchsticks, and which I used to love as a kid—are soggy and flaccid and served in disposable dog bowls.
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The beloved and simplistic California burger chain that draws long lines for its cheaply priced and Instagramable food has added a new menu item, which is big news for anyone who's willing to wait in line for soggy, cold, unsalted fries covered in dressing that tastes an awful lot like Thousand Island.
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All this would certainly have given Nico Colchester, one of the finest reporters on European affairs of his generation, plenty to write about in his original and inimitable way, which included such ideas as a Mars Bar index and the division of countries and their leaders into the "crunchy" and the "soggy".
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It exists in that cautionless, beautiful limbo between the hectic, whirlwind start of summer vacation, and the putrid, soggy heat of August, whose each passing day brings more Back To School ads, and a comedown from the mortality of the streetlight-lit shenanigans of late July, when the warm air stood still.
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EditorsNote: Corrects Roethlieberger's interception total in graf 6 — 3, not 4 ... Fixes Taylor's passing/rushing stats (graf 7) The Cleveland Browns erased a two-touchdown deficit Sunday and neither they nor the visiting Pittsburgh Steelers scored in overtime, leaving the bitter rivals in a 21-21 tie in a soggy season opener.
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It's a whooping, joy-filled and hyperbolic raid on, of all things, the theory of evolution, which he finds to be less scientific certainty than "a messy guess – baggy, boggy, soggy and leaking all over the place," to put it in the words he inserts into the mouths of past genetic theorists.
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You can also leave these bad boys in for 10 to 12 hours at a time, without soggy dangling strings or squishy diaper vibes, and without having to worry quite as much about what you're putting inside your body: Most cups are made from silicone, a bacteria-resistant material that's easy to clean.
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A quick scan of the forecast from May 17 shows that it stormed that day, which could explain things: Maybe someone got caught in the rain, and—feet drenched by the time they made it inside—decided they needed to ditch their soggy socks and, perhaps more disturbingly, went barefoot at work.
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One afternoon, we ate soggy KFC biscuits in the rain on a wealthy, empty private beach just off the Rickenbacker Causeway, skipping the tollbooths and pushing our bikes through the sea grapes, our leg muscles still spasming from climbing the steep bridge that connects mainland Miami to the island of Key Biscayne.
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"He had just moved into an anteroom room cluttered with soggy coffee cups, half-eaten sandwiches and cigar butts when the shots rang out," Mr. Morris wrote in a front-page account printed in The New York Times — the frantic nature of the moment underscored by that redundant "room" in his copy.
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Migrants have been arrested while crossing into Canada from Champlain, N.Y.CreditCreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times CHAMPLAIN, N.Y. — Roxham Road is a quiet country road jutting off another quiet country road, where a couple of horses munch on soggy hay and a ditch running along the muddy pavement flows with melted snow.
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You are rewarded for being a safe traveler with the privilege of buying a soggy $12 sandwich, hunkering down in a chaotic waiting area while for some reason CNN plays on 100 screens, and using bathrooms that look as though the tile was filthy and wet from the moment it was put down.
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I spend the last few hours of the six-hour flight wrapped in a heavy-duty sleeping bag—the plane's passenger cabin was kept chilly for the sake of the instruments—nibbling cookies and trying to envision the amount of soggy soil it would take to spew as much carbon as the Chinese economy.
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The fort's soggy ruins will soon become a field of sunflowers; the flowers will be burned down with crème brûlée torches; their charred remains will transform into a tropical archipelago; and on and on, forming a tragicomic two-step in which an antic beauty keeps finding ways to rise from our equally antic ashes.
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It is a tribute to the NFL's success that it doesn't really matter that Super Bowl City kind of sucks, that it's all long lines for crummy rides and cops with rifles and nine different soggy french-fry options and endlessly siloed VIP experiences defined mostly by not having to be around Less Important People.
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The skillet method in this recipe is a slightly more (but not much more) complex method than simply popping the fish into the oven, and it avoids the tragically soft and soggy skin that the oven method can yield, especially if your oven isn't well calibrated or just doesn't ever seem to get that hot.
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"Looks like a total novelty production that Trekkies will want, naturally, and can split the epic cost of between a group of them; but anyone with a degree of distance from the franchise will likely steer clear of this, due to what looks like gameplay with all the depth of a soggy beer coaster," he said. Heh.
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Entitled "Boris Karloff Mad About Mexican Food," the short article goes on to explain that while one "might suppose that Karloff's favorite recipe would be compounded of wolfbane and batwings, seasoned with salamander tails" or "an exotic mixture from the soggy moors of Transylvania," the "witty and urbane" actor from England actually preferred making a simple guacamole.
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Then MC Grindah turns up and starts shouting "Pussy 'oles!" and "I'll leave your gyal dem moist and soggy!" live on air whilst Steves plays the recorder, and you can imagine – at that exact point – the producers realised the ramifications of inviting Brentford's fiercest pirate radio syndicate to take up the mic pre-watershed on a Wednesday.
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Jonathan said he had little to do with picking out the store's clothing and décor, though he'd insisted they stock copies of the Dr. Seuss books "Green Eggs and Ham" and "Oh, The Places You'll Go." Now, some copies of "Oh, The Places You'll Go" were so soggy that they draped over the edge of the shelf.
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It's so well-known that it remains a cultural reference point even today, more than a century after Swann's Way was published: To say that something is your "madeleine" is shorthand for any sensory experience that brings back a flood of childhood memories (even though mounting evidence suggests that Proust's version may have just been soggy toast).
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Heartbroken from a tumultuous relationship crashing down around me, I had (in retrospect, VERY misguidedly) been working my way through the friends of my best friend's boyfriend, picking up a free cocktail here, an STD there... Sean, who asked me out following a mild flirtation over a soggy Camel Light at a house party, was good-looking and charismatic.
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It sounds high-maintenance, but chopping mozzarella and tomatoes (and, hey, why not peaches with some balsamic?) and throwing them into a sealed reusable container with some baguette slices feels easier than dealing with the heavy dread of opening a lunchbox at the end of the day and finding an uneaten turkey-and-cheese on soggy bread.
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EditorsNote: A few punctuation corrections, one repeated first reference removed Miguel Sano had two hits and two RBIs, and reliever Gabriel Moya picked up his first major league victory as the Minnesota Twins snapped a two-game losing streak with a soggy 6-43 victory over Kansas City Royals on Friday night at Target Field in Minneapolis.
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Over the weekend, writer Thomas Baekdal pointed out that Google's emojis feature an unorthodox arrangement of ingredients on America's Sandwich: Setting up your burger like this would make the bottom bun all kinds of soggy, and this set off a classic viral social media argument — over an extremely inconsequential subject about which people have deeply held opinions.
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