I don't think you can cast the watchespn app from your phone, fyi.

Slingbox mostly

Seems like slingbox works with Roku

http://www.slingbox.com/roku

jamiethekiller wrote:

swishnicholson wrote:Could probably write this historical thing up faster if I didn't giggle every time I read "Cooch's Bridge."

backed my car into the cannon there during a scavenger hunt

scene of the crime:

There's always that risk in that area.

Bucky wrote:Slingbox mostly

Just come over here. I have a few beers left.

Tom sellick is the Apex of manhood, he is mount Everest even at close to 80 this dude is still in the Himalayans. Me, I'd like to think mount Washington, but it's probably more like hawk mountain. But this dude can pull of the stash and dominate Pete rose in chest hair. He's an American hero.

I can grow a beard like the rest of you millennials... but that mustache can not and will never be touched in modern American history. Chicks dream about that shit. This is a fact and future generations will always be subservient to Tom sellick

Tom Sellick is and will always be a legend.

so legendary you didn't even spell his name correctly.

lol

anyone see that new Selleck show? it's really bad

Spent ten minutes watching this guy hang on to the side of the verrazano-narrows bridge. Live unedited feed if you are interested.

how much longer before you push him off

ReadingPhilly wrote:so legendary you didn't even spell his name correctly.

And I was expecting to be referred to as some fan or people.

Grotewold wrote:I would say 11 of the 12 Blue Apron meals I've cooked ranged between tasty and delicious. But I wish it were a little cheaper

Yea, $60 for three meals a week for the wife and I. Meals are great tho, we've made some of the dishes a second time too.

i do home chef which is basically the same. Overall i really like the dishes - helps with portion control and they are carb/calorie conscious meals. i find the meal preparation a nice diversion from work stress. I would like to see how much of a premium i pay by buying the ingredients for a dish but i don't feel its too outlandish a price.

is the grocery store that tough?

Houshphandzadeh wrote:is the grocery store that tough?

maybe not for most, but the recipes and cooking instructions are helpful. I personally have never cooked food this good

Grotewold wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:is the grocery store that tough?

maybe not for most, but the recipes and cooking instructions are helpful. I personally have never cooked food this good

yeah, i see things like this as like a gateway to home cooking. get some recipes/techniques under your belt and then you can go off and plan on your own. and the markup isnt so awful as to make it seem like a huge waste.

I did the promo and liked it. If you're only cooking for two, and not a fan of leftovers, it's not a bad deal. buying ingredients where you wind up throwing away at least 3/4 away adds up. However, I'm a fan of leftovers and will prepare just a few meals a week that will last me throughout the entire week and I enjoy grocery shopping. It's clearly not for everyone, but definitely has a niche.

JUburton wrote:

Grotewold wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:is the grocery store that tough?

maybe not for most, but the recipes and cooking instructions are helpful. I personally have never cooked food this good

yeah, i see things like this as like a gateway to home cooking. get some recipes/techniques under your belt and then you can go off and plan on your own. and the markup isnt so awful as to make it seem like a huge waste.

Yea my wife and I both like to cook and try new things but we've learned a ton via these recipes

BUCKY EN ROUTE!