Or just start ordinals with 0th for years 0-99
Vermont has (or had?) handwritten paper plates. Like if you imagine dealer plates, just messily written in sharpie and taped in the window.
As fake as they look to begin with, if you get close enough to read them, they're almost always expired.
I'd buy that. If you want to replace 20% of my animal product with plants and can do an ok job I'm down.
As long as it's labeled properly and you don't have to do anything crazy, it's at the very least something I'll try.
You can, but plugging thumb drives into work machines is not always kosher
6 instances, 1087 communities, 27 users.
I should probably look at unblocking the instances. I used those blocks early on to remove a massive number of communities I was uninterested in, but it has the side effect of also functionally blocking those users.
I do wish there were better tagging and filtering tools. Some of the communities I've blocked might have posts I'm interested in, but there's currently no way to surface those from under the mountain of memes.
I'd also love to be able to block posts but not comments from specific users. There's a handful of topics I don't care about, and some of the blocked users are just very interested in those topics.
And auto collapse comments with inline images (although that's more of an app feature than a Lemmy feature).
There's a chapter where Ishmael gets mad that all the whales are named wrong. He spends a while renaming them better.
It's a very odd book. I quite liked it, but it's definitely in the recommend with caution group.
There may be an earlier version, but I know this as an old Emo Phillips joke
Yes. But it's a duel, so they're just trying to stay behind one person.
You're not allowed to stop, so you try and creep forward really slowly by doing bike stands until the last lap.
I dunno exactly what sandbagging looks like in Mario Cart, but I kind of doubt it looks this silly.
For me it also happens constantly with things like the crossword, which obviously can't be listening.
Links between folks is part of it, but a lot is just ordinary coincidence.
It's not clear which point OP made that you're claiming is inaccurate.
Great recommendation! I've made this many times.
Some additional notes:
With the limited budget, I would recommend eating the onion halves rather than discarding them.
And if an onion is too much produce, onion powder will work. Both onion and garlic powder are reasonable options, especially in any recipe that cooks a while. Especially given your limited budget, do not shake any spices directly into the pot (they'll start to clump). Always put spices in another dish (like your bowl, you can always rinse it if you feel the need), or your hand and then add them to the pot.
Onions will keep for quite a while in a cool dark place, and can still be used even if they start to go off.
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Soft spot? Cut it off
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Sprouting? That's edible, chuck it in too
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Mold? If it's black mold, Peel off all layers with evidence of mold, or wash it off, it's probably only on the top layer
In any of these cases, you might consider using twice as much onion as the recipe calls for, to try and use up as much as you can.
Carrots and celery can also keep for similar amounts of time in the fridge, and bad spots can be cut out. They can also be added in a lot of places where they're not asked for. I understand that produce might be challenging, but even if you only make it to the grocery store once a month, these may still be an option.
A few hours. For me home is always a few things: my current residence, the place I grew up, and any place I slept last night that I'll sleep again tonight.
They don't all mean the same thing, but let's go home could mean any of those.