Happy anniversary! :couple_with_heart:

@horace 5 years probation. That’s what I meant by token.

Next time you are in Amsterdam and have finished the rounds of the coffee shops and sex museum, a nice place to visit is the old Amsterdam cheese shop U can try different Gouda aged differently. Fun. And good for munchies after ahem...said coffee shops. But alas...still in pandemic. A trip to Amsterdam not in the near future for me.

@xenon said in Most popular "brand": Fun fact - Walmart has very little of the "low-end" connotations that it does in the U.S. That's correct. The reason Wal-Mart is popular here is because it's close to being the only department store still operating. Even that Canadian icon of department stores, The Bay, appears to be on its last legs. When it is gone, Wal-Mart pretty much has the market all to itself. The one area in which Wal-Mart however did fail and, at least around these parts, has shut down is automotive parts and repair. Couldn't compete at all with Canadian Tire or the local tire, brake and alignment franchises and shops. I heard that one of the problems Wal-Mart had was that it couldn't attract qualified mechanics to come and work for them.

@xenon said in Garlic?: Frozen ginger cubes are another favorite of mine. Got those too. Wild Fork. Also basil cubes.

Nope. just in the oven. Brined it most of the day. It was juicy and perfectly salty. I had thawed out the last of the leftover cranberry sauce but I didn't want to use it.

It reminded me of that show on 30Rock - Sports Shouting

@axtremus said in Rapid unscheduled dissassembly at SpaceX - again: At least it did not land on the other rocket. You commented on the potential hazard a few days ago, iirc.

@Mik Nice pic, but a bit rude to take a picture of your new phone, with your old phone.

That groundhog lives in Minnesoooooota. We'll have at least 6 more weeks.

I thought I read however that the second time is much less dangerous as antibodies are doing their thing. At least in the few observed cases.

@catseye3 said in Hey, Cats! This made me think of you: Disheveled? Confused? Clueless? Spank him. Spank him good, Cats. He's earned it.

@doctor-phibes said in Aqua's Corollary to Godwin's Law: If you trying to get a job as the pool boy at Mar a Lago, it probably wouldn't hurt. Maybe. "Actually yeah, it's funny you ask that!" Oh wait, you were about to mention Trump here! Feel it out, would that be a— yes, that would be a bad move, a really bad move. And my God just how ridiculous is that? He was the president for four years for crying out loud and mere mention of his name would immediately tank this interview. I hate how dumb we all are, I mean I really—wait you stopped talking, you need to start talking again, they're looking at you. "Under the previous administration,"

He should probably go ahead and run for state legislature as a Democrat. That should restore his reputation.

By deliberately being a doofus, he probably got the response he wanted.

@taiwan_girl said in Boycott for spreading misinformation: Is it an opinion piece from the opinion pages? If so, then we can easily find other news sources that often print or tell opinions that may not be agreed with by the parent company. Sometimes, they do that because they want to create controversy. Doesn't that basically mean that they will spread misinformation for other purpose (clicks, political propaganda, fomenting social unrest, etc.)? A corporation does not get absolution because they only allowed the spread of misinformation on their platform.

I was looking at that this morning. Very interesting.

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