StraightDave

August 7th, 2018 at 7:51 PM ^

F#ck it.  I’m going back to the thread started by the guy who has a kid who said Patterson sucks. 

mgowill

August 7th, 2018 at 8:06 PM ^

This is pretty much the worst post ever. These are pretty much the worst videos ever. I don’t know if I’m old and I missed something, but holy shit if I missed something that makes these videos redeeming, I’m fucking glad. Garbage. Pure garbage. 

This is even worse than that video that Notre Dame paid to have made with that dipshit in the big hat. “We are Notre Dame” video from Funk Something. 

OMG Shirtless

August 7th, 2018 at 8:18 PM ^

How To Make The Best Potato Salad Recipe

1) The key is to use starchy potatoes and let them get really soft, so they are partially mashed once mixed.  This gives the potato salad a rustic, yet thick and luxurious quality. I like to use Yukon Gold or Klondike Goldust potatoes. Do not use new potatoes, because they hold their shape too well and will leave the dressing soupy.

Start the potatoes in cold water and bring them to a boil to ensure even cooking. Make sure to salt the boiling water so the flavor gets deep down in the potatoes.

Once the potatoes are soft, drain off the water and peel off the skins. You can leave some of the skins on if you like the added texture. Chop the potatoes when they are soft; this saves time on the peeling and chopping.

2) Next mix all the dressing ingredients together. Use your favorite mayonnaise as the base. I know better than to tell you what brand to use… Mayonnaise is an intensely personal condiment!

Here in the carolinas we use Duke’s Mayonnaise, but mom usually uses Hellmann’s. You can even go with Miracle Whip if that is your favorite.

Mix a large amount of sweet pickle relish into the dressing. Use the refrigerated kind that tastes fresh and stays firm. If you can’t find it, finely dice firm refrigerated sweet pickles instead.

Make sure to use yellow mustard for flavor and color. Sometimes mom adds half yellow mustard and half dijon mustard, but if it’s going to be one or the other, you have to use classic yellow mustard.

Apple cider vinegar, celery seeds, and a little bit of paprika round out the dressing flavor.

3) Mix the potatoes and the dressing while the potatoes are still warm. Add chopped hard boiled eggs for richness, celery for crunch, sweet onions for zippy bite, and fresh chopped dill for an herbaceous punch.

The onions are a point of discrepancy in our family… Personally, I would always choose scallions over any other raw onion. However my dad insists on raw chopped sweet onions for crunch and flavor, so that’s what mom uses.

To his credit, they do provide a more potent onion essence and crisp texture when serving on the second or third day.

4) Finally potato salad, any potato salad, tastes better on the second day after the flavors have had ample time to mix and mingle.

When possible make mom’s potato salad the day before you plan to serve it. However, if you don’t have time to make it a day ahead, refrigerate the potato salad for as long as humanly possibly before meal time.

If you are determined to learn How To Make The Best Potato Salad Recipe, give my mom’s recipe a try.

I guarantee, you will not be disappointed!

Barn Animal

August 7th, 2018 at 8:20 PM ^

Consider this my official farewell to Mgoblog. This board and the front page content have been going downhill for months and I have been searching for somewhere to better follow Michigan athletics. Thanks to professor chimp’s refreshing content I have now found that new place.

 

 

/s (hopefully not needed)

HAIL-YEA

August 7th, 2018 at 9:34 PM ^

These shit monkey suit dancing in money videos have been posted everywhere for over a year now. These videos are even to shitty to talk shit about 

Northfielder

August 7th, 2018 at 10:19 PM ^

I don't know man...maybe we would be better off with another Urban Meyer thread.

/s in case any of you thought I was beating the proverbial dead horse...

God I hope the sub resurfaces soon...