Thoughts on this?

http://allrecipes.com/rec...o-ingredient-pizza-dough/
- VanHockeyGuy

I've never used self rising flour.

ewwww
- Tumbleweed

He is exactly what you need

ewwww
- Tumbleweed

Would you prefer Subban? Very creative, can run your PP...

He is exactly what you need
- VANTEL

let's just do bozak for gubranson and call it a day.

I've never used self rising flour.
- A_SteamingLombardi

Me neither, plus yogurt in the dough...

I usually bake at 400, about 18 minutes depending on the oven. We have convection so I can do two pies at once without having to swap positions in the oven

Would you prefer Subban? Very creative, can run your PP...
- 1970vintage

bozak for subban.....


....i wouldn't hate that. even if subban is an ahl lifer.

bozak for subban.....


....i wouldn't hate that. even if subban is an ahl lifer.
- Tumbleweed

Play him as a winger in Hyman's spot. He'll score 30.

Me neither, plus yogurt in the dough...

I usually bake at 400, about 18 minutes depending on the oven. We have convection so I can do two pies at once without having to swap positions in the oven
- 1970vintage

I go 500 on bottom rack for 12 min and then move to the broiler for 3-4 min. I like it thin and crispy.

I go 500 on bottom rack for 12 min and then move to the broiler for 3-4 min. I like it thin and crispy.
- A_SteamingLombardi

This weekend

Play him as a winger in Hyman's spot. He'll score 30.
- Nucker101

hyman's broken. he'll never be what he once was.

hyman's broken. he'll never be what he once was.
- RealityChecker

😂

hyman's broken. he'll never be what he once was.
- RealityChecker

hyman's broken. he'll never be what he once was.
- RealityChecker

How long have you been waiting with that one?

This weekend
- VanHockeyGuy

I'm having it cold for lunch right now.

Hey, I have an actual serious non hockey related question.

Sister in law is pregnant and the guy who is the father is a coke addict, alcoholic, emotionally abuses her. They live together but have separate rooms and while all coked up last week, tossed the entire room. Destroying just about everything and punched a bunch of holes in the wall. (while she was at work).

My wife and I have said no to having christmas with him and his 9 year old son.

Sister in law is mad at us and believe's that because he has "talked" about going to counselling for all his problems, we have no right to ignore them and take christmas away from his 9 year old son.

Are we?

How long have you been waiting with that one?
- A_SteamingLombardi

I'm having it cold for lunch right now.
- A_SteamingLombardi

that's wicked too

🤨

Hey, I have an actual serious non hockey related question.

Sister in law is pregnant and the guy who is the father is a coke addict, alcoholic, emotionally abuses her. They live together but have separate rooms and while all coked up last week, tossed the entire room. Destroying just about everything and punched a bunch of holes in the wall. (while she was at work).

My wife and I have said no to having christmas with him and his 9 year old son.

Sister in law is mad at us and believe's that because he has "talked" about going to counselling for all his problems, we have no right to ignore them and take christmas away from his 9 year old son.

Are we?
- manvanfan

you're doing the right thing. don't enable her by acting like everything is normal.

she needs to drop his ass.

sad story.

Fixed.

Would be nice
- LordHumungous

Nope. 👎

Hey, I have an actual serious non hockey related question.

Sister in law is pregnant and the guy who is the father is a coke addict, alcoholic, emotionally abuses her. They live together but have separate rooms and while all coked up last week, tossed the entire room. Destroying just about everything and punched a bunch of holes in the wall. (while she was at work).

My wife and I have said no to having christmas with him and his 9 year old son.

Sister in law is mad at us and believe's that because he has "talked" about going to counselling for all his problems, we have no right to ignore them and take christmas away from his 9 year old son.

Are we?
- manvanfan

NO, you aren't the ones hurting the 9 year old.

Hey, I have an actual serious non hockey related question.

Sister in law is pregnant and the guy who is the father is a coke addict, alcoholic, emotionally abuses her. They live together but have separate rooms and while all coked up last week, tossed the entire room. Destroying just about everything and punched a bunch of holes in the wall. (while she was at work).

My wife and I have said no to having christmas with him and his 9 year old son.

Sister in law is mad at us and believe's that because he has "talked" about going to counselling for all his problems, we have no right to ignore them and take christmas away from his 9 year old son.

Are we?
- manvanfan

Keep that nonsense out of your life.

Hey, I have an actual serious non hockey related question.

Sister in law is pregnant and the guy who is the father is a coke addict, alcoholic, emotionally abuses her. They live together but have separate rooms and while all coked up last week, tossed the entire room. Destroying just about everything and punched a bunch of holes in the wall. (while she was at work).

My wife and I have said no to having christmas with him and his 9 year old son.

Sister in law is mad at us and believe's that because he has "talked" about going to counselling for all his problems, we have no right to ignore them and take christmas away from his 9 year old son.

Are we?
- manvanfan

Right decision for sure. You and your wifes safety must also be taken in account.

Hey, I have an actual serious non hockey related question.

Sister in law is pregnant and the guy who is the father is a coke addict, alcoholic, emotionally abuses her. They live together but have separate rooms and while all coked up last week, tossed the entire room. Destroying just about everything and punched a bunch of holes in the wall. (while she was at work).

My wife and I have said no to having christmas with him and his 9 year old son.

Sister in law is mad at us and believe's that because he has "talked" about going to counselling for all his problems, we have no right to ignore them and take christmas away from his 9 year old son.

Are we?
- manvanfan

Tough spot, but you aren’t taking “Christmas Away”. It’s like parents who won’t continue to support a child financially when dealing with a drug addiction. You offer support to fix the problem but don’t contribute to it continuing.