

Sometimes it can be better to just clip off a broken pitcher. It’ll keep growing new ones assuming you give it the right growing conditions
Sometimes it can be better to just clip off a broken pitcher. It’ll keep growing new ones assuming you give it the right growing conditions
If you receive a message one day that shows it was sent on a prior day, I think the assumption is it was spoofed
It keeps coming from new profiles on new instances
Isaiah Thomas is 5’9". He’s been an NBA All-Star twice.
Muggsy Bogues is 5’3". He had 146 career double-doubles and got to be one of the 5 players in Space Jam.
There are more
Because in Colorado, they can’t sell the cheap eggs laid by chickens packed in cages, so the demand for the expensive eggs has gone up significantly, driving up prices. Also the cost of living in many parts of Colorado is higher than North Carolina.
On the original thread this picture came from, people were talking about a new law that went into effect in January in Colorado only allowing certified cage-free eggs to be sold statewide. It seems that’s behind the price on this single brand of eggs. Would be interested to see how all the other egg prices on that shelf compare
Your comment history reads like a broken record
Personally, I’m jerking off to Alfred Hitchcock
Local Fox affiliates are not Fox News
I don’t know what exactly “came out” here, there’s no evidence whatsoever presented in this article
I know this is a joke, but snow along the Gulf Coast, while not common, is also not unprecedented in the dead of winter. It was actually more common a century ago
The Republican narrative in Texas is that Austin is a crime-ridden hellhole, when in reality it’s the safest large city in Texas and safer than many much smaller, deep red cities like Beaumont, San Angelo, Abilene, and Bryan/College Station. This is based on the violent crime rate
I fully expect this to be a media spectacle rather than a cohesive policy. Do you think they’re going to be raiding farms in Florida and Texas too?
It’s hard to overstate how much money “2-3x what a run of the mill job makes” is over the course of a lifetime. I guess to you right now it doesn’t seem like much, but someone who makes three times more money than someone else is significantly more well off. There aren’t any wage jobs that are going to net you exponential salary growth. Your only hope there is to strike gold and found PayPal or Microsoft or something.
Your brain is so corrupted by politics that you’ve completely lost sight of the actual people who are the targets of these pardons and only seem to care about how it helps or hurts politicians
For whom is this irrelevant?
Look dude, I’m not here to argue about the US’s absolutely fucked foreign policy, and in absolutely no fucking way am I saying any one conflict is not driven in whole or in part by capitalism.
But “Capitalism is the primary driver of wars” is a fundamentally false statement. Just because it’s a driver of some or even most modern conflicts does not make it “the primary driver of wars.” War is a well documented and studied social phenomenon that predates capitalism by thousands of years, maybe millions. Fucking chimpanzee tribes war with each other. There are thousands upon thousands of wars throughout human history that prove your statement wrong.
Yes, every non-capitalist country throughout history has been a beacon of peace lmao
Humans are human. Capitalism is absolutely a driver of some conflict, but conflict is driven not only by economic interests, but also political, ethnic, religious, and other interests.
To be clear, if you’re at all concerned about maintaining a food budget, even if it’s $500/week the billionaire class is still your enemy.
There are very few plants that would see any measurable benefit from the dissolved minerals in tap water. Dissolved minerals are actually to some plants’ detriment, because they tend to make water more alkaline. House plants are often tropical plants that evolved in humid, rainy areas with acidic soils. Watering with rainwater or distilled water and using an appropriate fertilizer are almost always going to yield a better outcome.
Temperature-wise, room temperature is best. Plants don’t expect or like hot water