I guess I don’t see what you mean, or rather why the form of the salt (rather than quantity) matters?

Is the idea that the brine would be dumped and end up in the lakes anyway, so why not use it on the way? Because... brine is just salt water. It’s literally still pouring salt on the roads.

Demographics: Man, white, early 30s.

Up here in the Lynnwood/Shoreline area? I totally thought the same thing.

Oh, weird — thanks for the tip, I’ll check it out.

Oh, weird — thanks for the tip, I’ll check it out.

I’ve been looking for a cable modem, since I’ve paid something like $400 in rental fees over the years (ridiculous!), but most of the ones you can find are NOT compatible with phone service, and in fact if you have phone service through them Xfinity won’t provision a modem that can’t handle phone even if you ask them…

I’ve been looking for a cable modem, since I’ve paid something like $400 in rental fees over the years…

Et oui, je sais qu’ils ne sont pas les singes, mais la référence ne fonctionne pas avec “babouin”.

Le singe est sur la branche.

It’s a StrexPet

Could be the water — mineral content plays a key role. What kind of water are you using - tap? Does it taste good when you drink it plain?

It’s this (at least in part):

Okay, a lot of that is hard to argue against and my defensive hackles were definitely raised beyond a reasonable level.

In the “local burger chain with at least a little national attention” category, though, Dick’s > Shake Shack > In ‘n’ Out.

Hey, at least if he gets in now, his speech will only be 14 words long.

This is the worst take, Dick’s is a goddamn institution and the fries might be the best part.

Probably depends where you are, but in my location it’s even *currently* in syndication.

Four ones that don’t fit your timeline:

1) Naproxen isn’t fancy Aleve, it’s generic Aleve :)
2) 400 mg ibuprofen weekly isn’t too bad, but if you’re going to use an NSAID regularly ibuprofen isn’t the best choice, it’s v. hard on your stomach. Maybe switch to naproxen if you decide you need to up the dose and/or frequency.

Less so, maybe? But yes.

I get that, but as someone who tends to act with an abundance of caution, I might question whether I should drive after a single drink *regardless* of whether I can feel the effect of the alcohol at all. This would be great for differentiating between “I’m being paranoid-edly concerned” and “I actually shouldn’t…

It *is* in the employee’s best interest, though, to not work so many hours that the chance of a dangerous pilot error occurring greatly increases, which is presumably why there are overtime rules at all.