kadska.bsky.social
Lady composer, kitchen witch, mycology nerd, music theory weirdo, baker extrordinaire, dog enthusiast
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I just wanna see if it has the secret chord that David played to please the Lord.
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Titus Andronicus
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I'd add "Drugs (derogatory)" and "Drugs (complimentary)
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Puffball! Which, can be a lot of things honestly.
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One of the key reasons not to behave badly around writers and other sorts of creative folk.
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I'm choosing to be skeptical of Male Feminists until proven otherwise.
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Absolutely none of the math in this article makes any sense at all.
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Who's 2nd and 3rd?
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I believe the term is "lebensraum"
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Except he's not really even one of those.
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The sidewalks go both ways!
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$1000-1500/month to garage a car at the one end, $35/hour or so at the other. Cue the sad Sarah McLaughlin music.
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(A monthly parking spot in that part of the UES costs somewhere between $900-1500. He can afford an extra $20 when he drives around the corner to see his kids.)
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Condos in that part of the UES are seven figures, easy, maybe eight. A parking spot in that neighborhood costs an amount that would rent a nice house in Missouri. We do not feel sorry for this man having to pay congestion pricing. He can swing it.
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Especially because it's not like there's a lot of convenient parking at either end of that trip. Also, if you can afford to live in and keep a car where he is, you can afford the congestion toll.
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You will almost always walk farther to get to/park a car in Manhattan than it would take to walk to his kids' place.
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Get yourself one of those combo airfryer/instantpots and you can eat from home way cheaper and with very, very little effort. (Yes, I know not everyone can afford that. But if you're in the "I work from home and my 'productivity' is worth money" camp, you certainly can.
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A WORD.
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This work is imagining divine hope… one week at a time
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Okay, but you can buy multiple meals worth of food for that $10 if you cook.
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Mostly I think the issue is object permanence. The rest of the jar of thyme or block of butter or whatever can be used! In the future! For free!
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Slicer blade on a food processor is also a game changer.
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And Jefferson was a lot of things but "theologically on the same page as modern fundagelicals" was not one.
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But without the snappy tunes.
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It's bonkers to me that florists just send lilies into people's houses.
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And that sex is an object to be acquired, rather than an experience shared with another human.
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If I recall correctly, you have a... complicated... relationship with screens. It's probably best for you to avoid the sun kind as well as the window kind.
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Look, Frodo and Sam didn't make it through Mordor on their fighting skills, they just stayed out of the way while all the orcs ate each other. Hopefully Tolkein was on to something there.
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"Gets" lots of sex. Which is somehow much worse.
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Isn't there one R rep who's actually in memory care back home?
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I love when dogs are just slightly fluffy from being freshly washed.
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Repeat a couple of times until everything is nice and brown. Then, part out into baggies/tupperware/ice cube trays/whatever and freeze. Use for French onion soup, dip, on burgers, or in basically anything else. Makes the house smell amazing.
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Caramelize as many onions as you can stand to slice in a big pan in the oven. 10lb onions, 1lb butter. 300 degrees for 5-6 hours. Cover with foil. After 2 hours or so, pour some water over the burnt bits around the edges. Let sit for a couple minutes, then stir, cover, put back.
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Did giardia write this?
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Jesus Christ on a velociraptor, yes. There are a very, very few scenarios where actually seeing a demonstration is more helpful than just writing down words that I can read with my eyeballs, and almost none of them are related to Dorico.
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I would also watch a movie where you took that gang and made them do either Oceans Eleven or National Treasure-style nonsense.