Kratom does indeed contain opioids. It’s textbook. Specifically, this is the web page for the textbook Kratom and Other Mitragynines: The Chemistry and Pharmacology of Opioids from a Non-Opium Source : https://www.routledge.com/Kratom-and-Other-Mitragynines-The-Chemistry-and-Pharmacology-of-Opioids/Raffa/p/book/9780367…

As far as I’m concerned, Halo Top’s branding consists of exactly one item:

The cattle are bred to have a “slick-hair coat” that makes them more resistant to heat—and also makes them look like giant naked mole rats.

Good news, everybody! The SEC’s climate change / carbon tracking initiative is nigh certain to drive big old public companies towards greater real change and transparency! Uh, unfortunately, it will also drive smaller and newer private companies to avoid the regulatory requirements by staying private. Whomp, whomp.

The way these doors work is that they display an exact digital image of what is in the cooler

SOYLENT BROWN IS BEETLE

Unfortunately, the term doesn’t appear in print until 1946. https://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-pis1.htm

I mean, come on. If we use manure as fertilizer, why can’t we use human urine?

Snake.

Apart from its not being supported by the evidence. If it were that simple, we’d see clear spikes not at the Super Bowl, but Christmas and New Year’s Eve—which is when the general population exhibits more binge drinking. ( Event-Specific Drinking in the General Population:…

It’s not the apple. It’s what a horrible-person might stick in the apple.

Surely they should have played a sound file, if they were presenting woof of vaccination.

Somebody sneak me in for a review when the place opens in 2023, please.

No.

Other than this rare deer meat treat,

A cynic might suggest that the core competencies of a fashion house do not include quantitative environmental impact studies of natural fiber agronomy/husbandry, or polymer synthesis for the artificial fibers. As opposed to, oh, say, the fabric mills, who know what raw materials they’re buying from whom—as well as…

“Moonshine” just means (or meant, ignoring its use in marketing) production outside the usual tax and licensing framework. Make rum in your back yard, and you have a product that’s both a rum and a moonshine; make whiskey in your back yard, you have a product that’s both a whiskey and a moonshine. (In practice, a lot…

Good eye, but I suspect the similarity is because the page hosted on Amazon made use of publicly available images. Look at the black pipe leading up; it’s been lengthened by repeated pastes.

THRUST FAULT OROGENY