No, apparently no.
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But I don’t WANT people to think I’m rich. They’ll all expect bi things from me:(
There are phones that cost FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS?! Jesus Christ, why??
I think having $39 soap on any shopping list is a far large clue as to why someone is too broke to buy Christmas gifts than any explanation surrounding a wedding....
$39 for soap in a glass bottle??? Is it a magic soap?
Phrasing!!
Sure, a $15k bracelet is a reasonable gift for a one year old. Cool.
What is this nonsense. DJ Khaled’s 1 year old baby does not want a bracelet because he is a 1 year old baby. His conspicuous consumption, fame hungry daddy who likes to use him as a prop may want to get him one though.
But I think there’s a difference because she’s saying the parade sucks and it’s just a giant commercial. If Lifehacker sucked, then you’d have a point. And if you think it does suck, why are you here?
My sister’s house has various deer heads and a bobcat skin on a side table. Rural areas are different.
Counterpoint: you can never have too much butter.
We all look at anybody and everybody who kills as a killer.
“His whole life he lived with the pain of feeling unclaimed.”
You just wrote a three paragraph reply to a lifehacker article that ended in you telling the person who got payed to write it to not react to things. Illogical hypocrisy 101 here.
There’s this weird distinction, which is sacred in journalism but mostly unknown to readers: the people who write stuff (like me) have zero contact with, or control over, the people who deal with advertising and making money.
Here’s another thought:
It’s literally pressed potato flakes, wheat and rice flour.
Potatoes are surprisingly versatile and potato flakes are about the cheapest ingredient possible so why substitute it?
42% apparently. Most of everything else is different types of flour/starches. Thing to remember is potatoes are cheap, and I don’t see them going out of their way to make some sort of mutant substitute.