There are some that are, and they can be hard to identify as well. Still a good idea to never eat what you find unless you’re with an experienced mushroomer to corroborate your find.

I fry up a couple of rashers of bacon, toss halved sprouts in the grease, then pop them on a grill until they’re almost done, then put them in a sealed bowl with salt and a little blue cheese until they’re done, then crumble the bacon on top. It ain’t healthy, but they’ll make the heart attack worth it.

Samson by Regina Spektor has to be up there for me.

https://youtu.be/p62rfWxs6a8?si=8JLpHy7IDCO6v0EB

Sweet, thanks.

It may be a little niche, but I’d bet plenty of people will use it. I’m in the middle of a personal research project, and it would make things so much easier for me. I’m currently grouping my tabs by having multiple windows open…

Damn, that sucks. I haven’t watched any of their shit in several years, now I wish I had. All the best to the team in the future.

I was just trying to point out that not everyone has a computer they can “just” backup to.

You get a free computer with purchase of an iPhone? Neat!

“How much does it cost to go outside today?”

“Hmm… the weather is nice and it’s a weekend, so we’re at peak rates today. Did you want to go somewhere or just stay in the yard, they’re running a special on staying within RentCo property lines.”

Tritties?

Same as it ever was.

I see your point, but I don’t fully spider where you’re getting your spider spider.

This is a good video, though, you’ll get caught up, smell the BS for a minute, he entertained, and then not have to think about it ever again.

If you’re so inclined to watch it, that is. Todd does good work.

I think most Americans do. Or at least it was taught that way in school when I was growing up. Maybe it’s because of the way we speak dates, like “October 23rd” or “May 9th, 2005”.

Regardless, the only true way to write dates is YYYY-MM-DD.

Pop ups are annoying on a traditional computer, but on touch interface devices they are pure evil.

Easy come, easy go…

It won’t be truly full circle until someone finds a stock photo of beans stroganoff.

I think any of the books Mary Roach would suit you. They are easy to read, yet are brimming with science explained in a fascinating and unintimidating way.

Her book Stiff is prolly my favorite. It explains what happens to the body starting with death, and covers medical, forensic, and funerary subjects (among others). Fascinating.

I’m not familiar with this. Is it related to the guitfiddle?

Flute player here, this is definitely a harp.