Yes, they’ve complicated it like in the same way a three-bean soup is complicated.

Not to mention they made the comparison before all the excess water is cooked out of the mushroom.

But how much lower, after sauteeing? That’s my question.

If they don't provide baskets, just use a cart. What's hard about this?

Possibly the dumbest bullshit I've ever read on here.

It’s valuable to share this information with the public. It’s good for people to know the cart might lock in this situation, so they don’t go through what you did with your 18 month old getting jarred.

I’m not assuming anything, I’m asking a question.

This was an error the writer of this piece. The Page Six article this links to got it right.

Cultural genocide means something different from genocide.

Sorry to tell you, but not caring exactly which foreign culture you’re dragging? Also racist.

“to be able to put together a phrase like ‘cultural genocide’ just speaks to how bright he is.”

That’s not what cultural genocide is. Erasure, sure, but that’s a different thing.

So with all that water in the mushroom, is this actually that different nutrition-wise from regular ground beef?

Surprisingly, the Pinis got this right, too, in Elfquest. The high elves were dicks, you only got good ones from the freaks who muddied up their lineage with wolf sex and stuff.

I think Gaiman has produced one perfect piece of art, and the everything else he’s done is a disappointment.

I graduated college in ‘99, saw Office Space on VHS sometime soon-ish thereafter.

Sounds like somebody’s got a case of the Mondays.

It’s a great movie that the vast majority of viewers love. Thus its reputation.

Can we get a campaign to remake Alpha Centauri? Still an all time great, but the menus etc suck and some of the sci fi could use a refresh.

Is seeing movies get standing ovations a regular feature of living in other places? Like, just the kind of thing you tend to stroll by if you live in the mountains?