So much for changing the game
Dimmer06
joined 5 years ago
Buy a portable one
I have a MK. 1. It's fun little gun to shoot. It's extremely accurate.
I just cleaned out the inside of my window AC unit. It would occasionally decide to just start spewing water out the front so I decided to crack it open. Inside was about a centimeter of sludge, a small plant, and a mushroom about the size of a golf ball. It's probably the first time it's ever been cleaned.
I don't mean to imply this isn't bad, but hasn't the legal precedent for over a decade been that the president can order anyone killed in the interest of national security without any sort of judicial review? If they can just kill citizens with drone strikes then "citizenship" doesn't really mean that much.
I mean it would be bad if they deported him to South Africa. I wouldn't want to inflict him on them. They should deport him to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean instead.
Peaceful politics only work if they're backed up with the threat of extreme violence and/or economic harm. Idk why anyone would think otherwise.
Schweizer is about as left as it gets for high level analysis of the grocery industry unfortunately. He's supportive of the measure to be clear. Idk if he lives in NYC though.
Sanitation is key but it's surprisingly easy. The only sanitation issues I've ever had were from fermenting in places I definitely should not have had ferments going.
I'm not sure about makgeolli but a lot of commercial alcohol is treated and filtered to remove yeast and sediment which homebrewers usually aren't equipped to deal with as thoroughly. The yeast and sediment can severely worsen hangovers so be aware of that.
If the DSA was actually like this I might rejoin
I've been off the grid for the last four days. What did I miss?
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A grocery crisis is brewing as a major food distributor's IT issues leave shelves empty at some supermarkets
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For real. I don't think electoral wins mean a lot in the grand scheme of things but even if they did it's still an uphill battle from here for Mamdani. Some of these people are acting like it's impossible for a Republican to win the office when only twenty years ago Bloomberg won with a supermajority and Adams is barely even a Democrat (and was a Republican at one point) and he won too.
DSA (and these people on the podcast in particular) are kind of good at winning Democratic primaries. After that everything falls apart though.