Doesn’t she actually have to prove that her illness came from that specific restaurant, as opposed to just kinda saying it?

“Even if it’s a buck”?

What’s at the supermarket (and indeed what Martha Stewart made) aren’t real marshmallows. If the foam is not made from marshmallow plants, it’s just “foam puffs”.

You may call it duck fat mayo, and it may be delicious too, but it isn’t mayonnaise, which is made with non-virgin olive oil, egg yolks and vinegar or lemon juice. Using any other oil is as wrong as hamburgers not made from beef or beer not made from barley.

For someone living in a rural area, I hate Amazon Prime shipping the way it is now, with the postal service doing the actual delivery. Things get bent, crammed and pushed into the mailbox if there’s a tiny chance that it might fit, or otherwise left on the ground next to the mailbox, whether it rains or not, because…

Or you can read it like 5% of the population are Real Men.
Like real men, their toilet paper is rough, and it’s tough,and it takes no shit.

Now, if someone could tackle the great untalked about problem of urinal splashback on suit pants, I’d be grateful.

First of all, there’s a big difference between washlets and bidets. A washlet has an arm that sprays your anus. A bidet has a bowl of heated water that you actually wash yourself with.
Both can have drying facilities, but a washlet is not a bidet, no matter how many call it that.
A bidet can get rid of the Klingons near…

I grew up using an ass rag, a washcloth specifically for wiping after pooping.

As long as we’re dispensing poop advice, I’d add this: Look at your poop!

I’ll wad up tp and wet it to wipe so it’s not abrasive.

I like a good hamburger, fries and apple pie as much others, but when I indulge, I also eat correspondingly less of something else, and/or do a good long exercise session to offset it.

If 10 of 16 fall on both lists, I think correlation is guaranteed. The question is if there is some causation at play. I’m thinking it’s possible.

Note that the white markings are not present in the nymph stage, and what’s shown in the article picture is a nymph. And yes, the nymphs bite and spread disease too, you’re just half as likely to get an infected tick, but this is unfortunately offset by the nymph ticks being less detectable than the adult ones.

I wonder whether there’s a correlation between the states with the highest ratio of fast food restaurants to citizens and the average weight of the citizens.
Without implying causation either way, of course.

It’s a terrible shape for flight. It’s completely unstable (try throwing a frisbee without any spin).

I always thought the shields created a bubble which was perfectly aerodynamic and allowed these ships the fly in atmosphere at crazy speeds with weird shapes.

But if Johns Hopkins is involved, it’s legit.

Benari’s BMI before he underwent the surgery hovered around 28, which made him modestly overweight but not obese.

Doesn’t seem all that sanitary to me.