Items you put in the fridge

I went to a BBQ tonight and found that my buddy kept his opened condiments in the cupboard which I thought was odd since it says on the label to refridgerate after opening. I told him that and he says "Who the fuck likes cold ketchup?" Just curious to see how many people keep Ketchup and Mustard in the fridge and also Peanut Butter.

Oklahoma vs Texas Tech

Who's watching this bloodbath? Thought it would be closer than this... SFDisappointed

FTOPS Event #11, Who's in?

Looking like there may be a HUGE overlay. I will play if there is one. Who else is in?

Playing against limp button donks

I'm having trouble playing against limp button donks. They just limp their button, majority of the time with a playable hand but not a strong hand. I know taking the lead in the hand is crucial so I raise them with any ace, "20" hand, etc. but I find myself betting OOP with nothing but air and my opponent just flat calling and check raising either the flop if they get a piece or on the turn/river if they flop a monster.

I tend to lose against these playin' styles. And some really good players use this style against me. How do you play against them?

Short handed (6 Max) Limit question

I've been on a tear recently playing 6 Max although I do think I have one major leak that needs fixing. When HU and you are in the SB, what should you do with Ax unsuited, high suited connectors (10 9 or 9 8 suited), pairs, etc. I've tried a variety of things, raising with them, limping with them and then usually calling a raise out of position, limp reraising with them or a combination of all three depending on how well the player knows me and how well I know the player. I know you should mix up your play but what should you do the majority of the time?

I find by limping, I am constantly reraised by the BB as it is important to take the lead preflop especially HU and tend to check fold if I miss the flop entirely.

I find by raising, I am called more than 60% of the time and am betting out of position and usually raised on the flop with the opponent's holdings being overcards, second pair, bottom pair or sometimes even nothing and I tend to put in more money than I should in a small pot.

Right now, I am limping more than raising especially if I don't know the player.

My image is pretty solid as my VPIP is around 27%. My PokerTracker stats say I'm playing my blinds really well as my BB/Hand for the SB is -0.09 and for the BB is -0.11 on a small sample of hands (12,000 hands).

What do you do with these hands and am I playing them right for my image?