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I wish I had a good pic, but this little place called Howard’s in Occidental CA makes an Irish Benedict: soda biscuit or English muffin with corned beef hash (big chunks of real corned beef etc) topped with two poached eggs and hollandaise. OMG
 
I never was a big fan of peanuts in my drink, but I saw it mentioned in a thread in the ff. One guy said Mt. Dew and another said Pepsi. They both wrong, and prolly young. What soda do you remember it being?

When I did it I followed my grandfather and put them in RC. Yes, he also ate moon pies with his RC too.
 
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I never was a big fan of peanuts in my drink, but I saw it mentioned in a thread in the ff. One guy said Mt. Dew and another said Pepsi. They both wrong, and prolly young. What soda do you remember it being?

When I did it I followed my grandfather and put them in RC. Yes, he also ate moon pies with his RC too.
Yep
I had a couple of uncles growing up who did the same.
 
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Interesting. I didn't know the part about the 500 cycles.
You should only charge your phone when it's completely dead......Not true. You can charge your phone as often as needed.

Here’s an essential piece of information: Lithium-ion batteries have limited charging cycles, and for an iPhone, it’s typically around 500. A cycle is a full charge from 0 percent to 100 percent. So, if you only charge your phone when it’s completely dead, you’ll exhaust the charging cycle pretty quickly. But if you charge the phone from 90 percent to 100 percent, you would have only used 1/10 of the cycle.

This is why experts recommend keeping the charge between 40 percent to 80 percent so you can charge your phone multiple times a day, getting the most out of one cycle. This practice extends your battery life and increases performance.

https://www.makeuseof.com/myths-misconceptions-charging-your-phone-debunked/amp/
 
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