I too am moist.

This is what happens when you water your trees with your sprinkler system, despite the rain comment in the video.

If the tree you plant is going to grow this big, you should really ensure that you water it enough for it to live, but also not so much that its roots don't have to "dig deep" to get moist soil.

Sad that the news broadcast didn't use that opportunity to inform their watchers that didn't know that.

You know just what to say to a girl, don't you! Word of the day: moist.
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You've got more balls than most men on here.

Those are sure to be some moist burgers! =o)

*promote
I totally did this on the weekend. Had corn ready in 4 minutes 30 seconds. After cutting it, it comes right out, ready for consumtpion. Clean of silk and really moist.

This video should be renamed "Corn on the cob in 4 and a half minutes" including treatment of time of butter and salt and pepper.

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Oh sh*t. Watched the video again. It says 8 minutes. Oh damn.

Well know that it's good in 4 minutes too, if they're fresh corns.

Laughed too hard, anyone have a moist towelette?

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It's red, it's soft, it's moist, it gotta be really tasty meat!

Spiders ALSO love warm, moist places? HIGH FIVE! (x8)

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One of the problems I have with a lot of pancakes is they're too dry, I shouldn't need a tub of butter and a gallon of syrup to make them moist enough that they don't get stuck in my throat halfway down.
I'm dubious on the use of melted butter, I generally find vegetable oil produces better results for moistness in baked goods.


Agreed. I don't like a lot of restaurant pancakes for this reason. I always use olive oil and add fruit to mine (see above recipe).

One of the problems I have with a lot of pancakes is they're too dry, I shouldn't need a tub of butter and a gallon of syrup to make them moist enough that they don't get stuck in my throat halfway down.

I'm dubious on the use of melted butter, I generally find vegetable oil produces better results for moistness in baked goods.

Loads of fun, but I'm kinda mad because it turns out the "fake" ending movies that leaked turned out to, well, actually be the ending movies for the game.

Oh well, at least the cake was delicious and moist.

yea but try doing that with a wet back...

sorry, let me class that up for you guys.

yea but try doing that with a moist posterior thorax

He lost me at the velvety moist squelshing sound... what happened afterwards?

How I keeps my turkey moist.

1. Put an orange, some carrot and celery sticks and an onion inside the cavity of the bird.
2. Rub the skin with butter. Cut a few small holes so the butter can get inside.
3. Cover the turkey with strips of bacon. (as a bonus, you get to eat the bacon when you are done, or put in into your green beans or stuffing)