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Musk = POS Nazi.

IMO it's more offensive to call MAGAs a Nazi. And I'm certainly looking for maximum effect. I couldn't care less about the etymology of Nazi.

Last year I drove to Maine and stopped at a lobster warehouse. They gave me 6 massive lobsters for $80, and were genuinely nice. I had lobster rolls for days.

Wake the fuck up!

There aren't any. STFU.

These people DO care about their paycheck, thats the difference here.

Bacon grease, and saturated fat in general, dont present a risk to health. They have been vilified for the damage sugar and industrial oils have done.

You can't speak to my intentions. You can say the quote was inadequate, you can say there's a better quote, but to say I was trying to mislead people is a personal attack and I don't appreciate that

Carbohydrate consumption does not result in chronically-elevated fasting insulin in the absence of excess fat consumption. This is a very strong statement. Can you please share your literature on this claim? I'd love to read more about it.

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https://hackertalks.com/post/17259951 Have you read the journal article? would you like to discuss it? Or is the issue that it's only one reference I supplied? https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.k2139 https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.l4137 Or if you prefer a more approachable summary: https://www.dietdoctor.com/low-carb/saturated-fat#evidence-to-date What should alarm everyone is that saturated fat was vilified and replacement with a manufactured fat source and carbohydrates (a new human eating pattern) without sufficient evidence. Going back the the 1900s diet, a eating pattern established before our modern plagues of diabetes, obesity, cancer shouldn't really be considered crazy.

I had no idea CPAP machines cost so much!

I'm too happy with my comfort food so I dont feel a need to experiment in the kitchen, ha

True. I absolutely loathe "/s". Fuck that noise.

She's bright, alright

Prey was solid.

Yep I fat fingered that. Thanks for the catch. Corrected.

Nobody casually browses someone elses elibrary. How will society evolve with this? Casting your eyes across someone's bookshelves has served us well as a social mechanism for a number of things since the widespread adoption of the Gutenberg press. With the absence of these book shelves, what will fill in those social vacuums or will we just go without?

My bosses will have to deal with our IT team. The app works fine on a public network. The update from Monday must've broken the security access.

Unless it’s served by in a roadside chip stand with a dirty fryer by a surly Quebequois, it’s just sparkling gravy curd fries. I can smell the authenticity coming right off this post! don’t ask me why, but stuff like Cadillac Ranch and other roadside oddities has a strong pull for me. Hopefully I’ll feel ok about visiting again. Sounds like you need a long road trip down historic Route 66 in an oversized convertible! Any place in Canada you particularly like, or really want to check out but haven’t yet? Visited Quebec (for the fourth time) and Alberta (for the first time!) and drove down the whole length of Ice Field Parkway this year along with several regular trips to southern Ontario for long weekend vacations and work. I'd love to visit the Maritimes. I've been as far northwest as Maine within spitting distance of New Brunswick, but that's as close as we've gotten to the Maritimes.