Taylor Clark (u/clark.taylor)

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I keep hearing ceramic pots make stews taste better, but I'm not convinced.

Last week, I cooked a beef stew in my ceramic Dutch oven. People always talk about how it brings out the flavors. After three hours, the stew tasted just like when I use my regular metal pot. The ceramic is heavy and a hassle to clean up. I think the love for it is more about looks than actual cooking.

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c/van-life-builds•

clark.taylor•6d ago

Serious question, why does everyone push spray foam for vans?

I was sure spray foam was the best way to insulate my van build. It seemed easy and promised great heat control. But after a few months, I found black spots growing behind my wall panels. The foam trapped moisture and caused mold, which now smells bad and is hard to fix. I spent days tearing things out to clean it up. Now I think rigid foam boards or natural wool are much safer bets. How did so many people miss this big downside?

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c/censorship-survivors•

clark.taylor•6d ago

DAE get their chalk art erased by a 'concerned' neighbor?

I drew a silly quote about questioning everything on my driveway, and the guy next door hosed it off claiming it was 'disturbing the peace'. The IRONY of him silencing free expression while citing community harmony was just too perfect.

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c/retro-gaming-finds•

clark.taylor•7d ago

Ditching my retro game budget limits led to a flea market fortune

Skipping my usual frugality, I grabbed an unmarked crate and discovered a complete in-box copy of Suikoden II, ever stumble upon a gem by breaking your own rules?

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I keep hearing ceramic pots make stews taste better, but I'm not convinced.

Serious question, why does everyone push spray foam for vans?

DAE get their chalk art erased by a 'concerned' neighbor?

Ditching my retro game budget limits led to a flea market fortune

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