Oldwolfcookoff

The Old Wolf Free

Wandering Shaman, lover of Mother Gaia, seeking to make the world a place where everyone wins. Fond of offal and other broken meats. Chases invisible cows.

Recent Comments

  1. 4 days ago on Zen Pencils

    Right? I’d join Starfleet in a heartbeat if all I could do was empty trash cans on the Enterprise.

  2. 4 days ago on Frog Applause

    Fool! It was a capybara and you were in mortal peril of being cuted to death!

  3. 5 days ago on Calvin and Hobbes

    Oh how I miss Mr. Watterson’s genius.

  4. 5 days ago on Non Sequitur

    I would have thought anyone trying to take that elevator (except, of course, Fred Rogers) would be sent directly downstairs to the hot place.

  5. 5 days ago on Frog Applause

    It’s sad, but based on what happened to the comment boards of Brooke McEldowney (a terrible infestation of trolls who relentlessly posted the most abominable links and images) I understand why this is necessary. :’(

  6. 5 days ago on Frog Applause

    Good for these people who call out douchebaggery.

  7. 6 days ago on Frog Applause

    But how I use the word toothsome says a lot about me.

  8. 7 days ago on Frog Applause

    I’d rather be in and out of opium dreams, I’m told they are the bomb.

  9. 7 days ago on Frog Applause

    Interesting article about red palm oil (which I discovered in the DRC, and which is absolutely divine). Search google for “8 things to know about palm oil” at WWF

  10. 8 days ago on Frog Applause

    Life™ has been my favorite cereal since it was introduced in 1961. I fell in love with it at once; it was sweet but not too sweet, crunchy but not too crunchy, with a little hint of softness to it, and it had a unique flavor that I found completely appealing. Sadly, the product has been reformulated a number of times. The worst change came in 1997 when Quaker introduced a “new, improved” Life, and then the world collapsed around their ears. I, like many other aficionados, wrote to Quaker screaming, “You’ve ruined my life!” It was completely different, nothing like the original, and it failed so spectacularly that the company went back to the original formulation and sent out an apology letter to those who had complained. (I wish I had kept my copy.) Since then, except for the introduction or trial of a few additional flavors, their product has remained pretty much the same. But I would dearly love to have the original formula back again. I have spoken.