If I recall correctly, the week heading into St Pat's is the last week this area historically has gotten any snowfall of measurable height in a generation. Using a weather outlook guide, which I'm aware isn't accurate but it's better than nothing, the last shot DC has stands to be next weekend where the low is just close enough to the line to permit a reasonable dip and the slow moving rain arrives a day late.

Pardon my horrible meteorological skills but I would not be surprised if the individual 50% chance of a 0.25" precipitation at 32-35F lows over Friday/Saturday decided to marry themselves into 1" of snow, although I wouldn't bet it. Would be nice, though.

Doesn't the splatter hit the oven iron and inside top area? How do you clean those, especially the heating element so it doesn't send cleaning product fumes everywhere next time you turn the oven on?

How much did the quarter run to the pound and did pricing include delivery, designated pickup spot, or neither?

What is the material made from, per the tag? It says nothing about it on the site, minus the mention of silver.

How can the train tell how full it is versus 1-3? If it stops at a mixed line stop, there's no way to tell if people on the platform get on for that line or who gets off to leave.

Does it judge by overall weight?

Why wouldn't it be a good one if someone wishes to transfer to federal down the line? DC is a federal city and its major crimes are prosecuted in a federal court so it would make sense (I hope!) that MPD would understand the expectations of federal law enforcement vs some podunk suburb city outside of the greater DC metro area where OP would have to commute to.

Free heavy food, you say? On the Potomac, you say?

> blue catfish up to 50 lb or more

Tasty invasive, large enough to feed me until Lonelytimes' Day... Hmm...

Anyway... I've read reviews that Zote laundry bar has been used in the Deep South for swamp catfish. I suspect the tallow component is why.

post that to /r/Old_Recipes!

Are pizzelles like crunchy stoopwafels or like crispy crust thin waffles?

They always drop charges. Falsely collecting for a charity is already a crime so I don't get why authorities don't tack on wire fraud given an app is used but, that aside, letting them go repeatedly is why the scammer continues to press on and escalate. This person is a public safety concern and the law is simply not applied to them.

Please file an assault complaint while restaurant and retail cameras haven't written over their records. This person doesn't have a problem being aggressive and they're probably going to want to get as much money in before winter sets in and people are more focused on getting out of the weather.