Yo, thank you to yogurt, sourdough, and various fermented beverages. Bless.
I’m a dude in Oregon. I regularly make bad life decisions and do not make a habit of learning from my mistakes.
Yo, thank you to yogurt, sourdough, and various fermented beverages. Bless.
“See, Marge, I told you they could deep fry my shirt.” “I didn’t say THEY COULDN’T, I said YOU SHOULDN’T.”
I dunno. The axes are labeled.
When the barrier is monetary, are you really getting the best folks?
It’s a good thing that mental health disorders like that are totally transient and not permanently wired into people’s neurology… which is a patently false statement. For real, though, you probably aren’t getting comments because you haven’t provided a back story.
Maybe this means something. Do you live anywhere where lions can attack you?
…and are you sure?
Metal Gear is a pretty cool guy. Eh launches nukes and doesn’t afraid of anyone.
Not if they’re watching or listening. Otherwise I can’t go.
MY ONLY RINGS ARE THE BOSS ARENAS I DIE IN
Yeah, white Jesus is kinda a dick. We should deport him.
Edit: but not like the Romans did.
Nah, I want to see his dash cam later.
Nicest people in the world… until they get behind the wheel and turn into violent psychopaths. But then again, I drove mostly around Auckland.
I’ve got to be honest: it’s probably ska. I don’t even like ska all too much, but I think it would fuel my rage.
That’s reserved for Greg.
I met a man - a very pregnant man - tears in his eyes - the baby too - told me to legalize gun care or his baby would die.
Do you mean inductive load rather than magnetic load? Or are all inductive loads attributed to electromagnets?
Edit: also, don’t like… a lot of appliances create inductive loads?
I mean, not for a lot of food production. We had Halal cert at our grain mill and a few other places I’ve worked at, and we never treated the food differently. Same with Kosher. They just send someone out to extort your business for certificate renewal.
I’m sure this comment can’t go wromg.
Oh, yeah, that’s fair.
The fungus you’re thinking of is likely ergot, because it shows up in pretty large volume in batches of rye.
In processing, it ends up as a dark purple/black dried up mass that assumes kinda a crescent shape. Mills will run a batch of rye through a color-sorter - a bunch of times consecutively - to reduce the amount of ergot in the batch before milling.
You can technically refine it into LSD, but if you screw up, you can kill people. (Morning Glories are the preferred method).
The number of 55-gallon drums of ergot I’ve disposed of, though… It’s difficult not to identify with Walter White and wonder… “what if?”