Unless you’re looking for Apple or grape juice specifically, this is what you get. I’ve long decided to avoid juices as a result. If I want a sugar water packet, I just pack a honeycrisp apple, orange, Asian pear, plum, or a slightly overripe bartlett pear.
Unsanitized blogs where people just spilled out their thoughts. Overwhelmingly were they inconsequential, but it was still a funny little peek into the lives of people you’d never know. You can’t do that sort of thing as freely anymore, between doxxing, scraper swarms, and the abundance of lunatics online. The barrier to entry is higher and the risks greater.
Well, at least this one was requested. Hopefully not under duress.
I’m not sure what you mean. He’s the secretary of health and human services, not an influencer. He’s not suggesting people do anything, he’s steering and enforcing actions through agencies that he has sway over.
I’ve been expecting these newsisms to die for like 10 years now. It’s begun to infect my own speech. Blast, slam, it feels like I’m reading headlines written for attention addled children. RFK is definitely going to kill millions, but all I can think about is this ridiculous verbiage.
I’ve not yet noticed any deviations from the norm
When Russia lost planes to friendly fire, we made fun of them. It’s been 2 days and I think we’ve lost more planes to friendly fire than Russia has in years.
Wait, was that the actual, stated reason? That homosexuality was perceived as opulent?
So anyway, I pumped one of the biggest bubbles in history again
I audibly gasped when he didn’t refer to Khan as “Mr Singh”
That’s the guy. And it looks like he changes his thumbnails and titles over time. At the time, it was solely the (currently) $200 video with an incendiary title.
No, I don’t use any google services on my computer. That does seem appealing, if I ever decide to start, though. Bookmarked
I certainly remember when it really ramped up. I recall a “prankster” a little over 10 years ago who went to jail for going to “the hood” with a mystery package that he implied held a bomb. People online have been terrible for a long while, but this nonsense wasn’t recommended to me for several years. I can only imagine what might have spurred the algorithm to believe that race baiting was worth recommending.
As an aside, trump ruining the internet further wasn’t on my bingo card.
Clickbait is going too far. I clicked a recommended video the other week. It was a professional power lifter pretending to be a janitor to elicit reactions as he swept weights aside like nothing was there. The thumbnail was about a black man raging at the power lifter for misleading him.
My first thought was “this can’t be real. There’s no chance anyone reacted that way to minor chicanery.” Sure enough, the black dude was incredibly nice. The power lifter put up a racial stereotype with the guy’s face attached solely to get views. What if someone he knew saw the thumbnail and started wondering about him? The modern internet is a dumpster fire and I hate it.
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The chart doesn’t factor in the fun of solving something as completely as you are able, or the increased productivity in exploring and innovating through personal puzzling. Through expanded scope, I’ve wasted merely hundreds of hours, not thousands.
That is one of the most sinister looking cats I’ve ever seen. That cat needs therapy, an exorcism, and a straight jacket. I’ve never owned a cat, I know next to nothing about them, and yet primal fear ran through me the instant I laid eyes on it.
Has automated a 30s task in only 4 days of work
I’m catching strays here
They are, however, made of the fruit they’re named after with little sugar added. That 8oz is about half a pound, and half a pound of grapes is calorically comparable. I’d guess that the apple/juice situation is similar but it’s harder to ascertain because of variation.
We’ve cultivated tree candy, and I can’t see it any other way.