micah211 wrote:My mom made eggnog cookies that were gone in 2 days...
Best Christmas cookie?
Oh goodness. <3 I would eat those. I am going to have to look up a recipe for them, as we are making our cookies next week.
Best Christmas cookie is a tough one, because there are thousands of different cookies. O_o A well made white-chocolate chip macadamia nut cookie will send you weeping to the floor. That's not necessarily Christmas specific, though that's usually when we make them because of the cost of the ingredients.
Likewise, a hand-crafted sugar cookie is amazing. I made some over Halloween that I plan on replicating, because they were the best ever. There's also those nuclear-colored crackle cookies that have fifty different names...those things too, I can eat myself sick on (I have, in face, been accused--not unjustly--of hoarding those. I blame the person that made them; if they had given us more than five, I wouldn't have had to hide them from everyone else, now would I? Yeesh).
However, I *think* a well made Gingerbread cookie takes the cake. They are simple, easy to make, and delicious. I've been experimenting with making mine diabetic friendly-ish, using whole wheat pastry flour and Pyure+molasses for sweetener, and I usually make a double or triple recipe, and run out before Christmas. Heavily spiced, deliciously thick, moist and chewy. You want to grab them by the handful and shove them in your face.
Part of their disappearing is me filling a gallon bag full of them and hiding them in my room. If you blame it on Santa, you can get away with this, but then you feel guilt for blaming something on Santa...
That said, there are a half dozen more cookies that I love, and it's hard to pick. I just really, really want some gingerbread cookies right now. O_o
RedPlums wrote:That answer is correct, his new white staff is my favourite. Aang's staff from Avatar is my favourite from the small screen.
Buddhism is interesting to learn about until you have to read over 100 pages on it?
I had forgotten about Aang's...you really need airbending for it to be worthwhile, though.
Depends on what is within the hundred pages, I guess. And if I wanted to read it, or I *had* to read it. Because *having* to read anything makes it an onerous task, even if it's something you enjoy.
Deepfreeze32 wrote:Save corruption is the worst?
I was playing Mass Effect over the weekend, as the urge to play the trilogy had struck me. So I installed Mass Effect 1, and set to playing it. I had gotten to the final battle (I won't spoil it beyond that), when some friends asked if I wanted to play a multiplayer game. So I said sure, and saved and quit.
Come back an hour later. My save file is gone. Poof. The file still exists on disk, but when I try to load it in-game, I get a "This save cannot be loaded" error. And thus ends my interest in finishing Mass Effect 1. XD
Oh, that hurts. XD So much...That's why I keep multiple save files when I can, and get very tense when playing games that don't allow you to have multiple files. That's actually become a thing for me, after losing several dozen hours of gameplay over the years. O_o
Or heaven forbid, autosave. O_o I've had autosave save right after a glitch, ruining the file, so many times it isn't even funny. O_o