I really enjoy a loaf that kind of splits the difference between a crusty artisan loaf and a soft sandwich loaf, and has some texture to it, like seeds or cracked grains.

Those two things are not unrelated.

You’re not going to tell us anything about what kind of pie uses tinned ham?

How to say you’re from PA without saying you’re from PA.

If you use proper clothes pins that have the socket they screw into you don’t have that problem.

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There could well be a kernel of valid criticism in it but this article is so exaggerated and strident, that I can’t take it seriously. It’s like people who scream GOVERNMENT WASTE about every budget line item that is not obviously important to someone who has only the most simple and ignorant understanding of it.

These are not studies on actual use on humans in the real world, it is on cells in a petri dish, so if you were to take from this “I don’t need to vax or mask, I take CBD” you’d be just like the Invermectin crowd.

They grow natively everywhere. The internet speads fertilizer.

Cutting edge breakthroughs always appear on tiktok first.

“If it’s January, it’s cold” doesn’t imply it can’t be cold in other months.

Yeah that’s part of what I don’t know about. Or other transition points, like exiting the stomach. Not to mention actually swallowing it.

Passing an avocado seed seems rough but doable. I don’t know though, and I wouldn’t want to find out the hard way.

he has no goal, except the wish to escape insecurity and aloneness.

And it’s as if we keep refining our system to make those aims harder.

I found this painting on that site titled “Star Maker”. Interestingly the scrawl that looks like “R J II” that I thought might be the artist’s initials isn’t in the painting there at all.

(I called it a painting…but maybe it’s a print?)

Maybe when they realize ‘bad’ isn’t a strong enough word.

R. J.? Maybe R. J. II?

They just hadn’t worked out the distinction between “title” and “flap copy” yet.

So it sounded like all women in that theatre weren’t like that…I think we can reason from that to answer your question…

Bob Dylan, “Slow Train Coming” Also, “It Takes a lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry” He’s got to have other train songs, too, none others occur to me at the moment.

“Chattanooga Choo-choo” was really big something like 100 years ago.