Ayarane Project

Hi, internet, I am back again because I’ve mostly taken to Facebook and being a whiner there.

I dunno what to say, really. Because mother yanked cell service before giving me time to transition services off (if you don’t recall, she killed MY cell phone service during drama with the stepfather and I didn’t find out until I got an iMessage several hours later and when I told her what she had done she was all “lol sorry can’t help you now” non-apology, not even given an offer to pay for it myself or downgrade… just, nuked from orbit because she can’t control her temper), I’ve mostly been dealing with other services weiriding out (and some locking me out with little recourse because I dun have a working number). Amazon Payments is freaking out (I went and tried to sign up for it so I could wedge my way into Mechanical Turk to try to earn some coin that way and they’re all “you don’t have a phone number? GO AWAY. *suspend*), I’m amazed Wells Fargo HASN’T screamed bloody murder and suspended my account entirely, ugh…

Anyway it’s that time again, to pass the Magic Coin Block around. Arts for coins~
I really hate trolling like this, doods.
I wish I could work a normal job but the best I can do right now is Gourmet Ramen. Please hire me so I can eat, among other things. :(

Been awhile since the last review-something post. Tonight, because I finished a Gourmet Ramen, I figured I’d justify the expense and try something new at the same time. Enter… Jack in the Box’s newest event item, Jack’s Big Stack.

There is a reason why this post lacks a “Yoshi Suggests” tag.

It’s not so much about the burger itself as it is the advertising that went into hyping it. The burger is mostly a minor tweak of the Ultimate Cheeseburger– two beef patties stacked on top of each other with cheese. This time it’s with sourdough bread slices that are toasted but are usually softened during transit, and only have mayo spread, and have a couple of onion rings and a few long slivers of pickles.

The ads and website suggest that this is supposed to be crunchy and awesome.

I’m not feeling it with this burger.

In many ways, it’s actually a step BACKWARDS from the Ultimate Cheeseburger. No ketchup and mustard, so you gotta add those on your own if you want them (I opted to with the second burger, I got two via a buy-one-get-one-free coupon), and I could barely register the onion rings. Boo. It’s… kind of boring. If you’re a fan of the Ultimate Cheeseburger, just stick with that, you’re not missing much here if you wanted to try something different.

That is all. And now for reasons unrelated to this post, I’ma going to lie down.

Been awhile since the last review-something post. Tonight, because I finished a Gourmet Ramen, I figured I’d justify the expense and try something new at the same time. Enter… Jack in the Box’s newest event item, Jack’s Big Stack.

There is a reason why this post lacks a “Yoshi Suggests” tag.

It’s not so much about the burger itself as it is the advertising that went into hyping it. The burger is mostly a minor tweak of the Ultimate Cheeseburger– two beef patties stacked on top of each other with cheese. This time it’s with sourdough bread slices that are toasted but are usually softened during transit, and only have mayo spread, and have a couple of onion rings and a few long slivers of pickles.

The ads and website suggest that this is supposed to be crunchy and awesome.

I’m not feeling it with this burger.

In many ways, it’s actually a step BACKWARDS from the Ultimate Cheeseburger. No ketchup and mustard, so you gotta add those on your own if you want them (I opted to with the second burger, I got two via a buy-one-get-one-free coupon), and I could barely register the onion rings. Boo. It’s… kind of boring. If you’re a fan of the Ultimate Cheeseburger, just stick with that, you’re not missing much here if you wanted to try something different.

That is all. And now for reasons unrelated to this post, I’ma going to lie down.

Ahahahahaha, mother ported her number to Google Voice but forgot to ask me if I wanted to before killing cell service. So there goes THAT idea.

Come at me, trolls!
Especially you-know-who. I bet he must be LOLing up an epic ROFLstorm right now. :P

Ahahahahaha, mother ported her number to Google Voice but forgot to ask me if I wanted to before killing cell service. So there goes THAT idea.

Come at me, trolls!
Especially you-know-who. I bet he must be LOLing up an epic ROFLstorm right now. :P