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A thread here about some recent comments from Hillary Clinton a couple weeks ago led to people saying they don't want to hear from her after losing to a fascist. Someone said we wouldn't be here if she could give a half decent blowjob.

I said "stop blaming women for aging"

Bunch of people (for lemmy's scale) took it as me being a social justice warrior (I guess?) that genuinely meant she got older.

No, I was making a joke about Bill's preference for children. I thought it'd land without extra context. Oh well, at least I sleep at night knowing my name still isn't in the epstein files

Ah. Thanks for the explanation. How unfortunate

Too long, didn't read

I give "gluten free" a pass because it's not always obvious. Some people do have very severe reactions and some products do, unsuspectingly, contain gluten in the form of filler content or for some other mechanical use. Sausage is specifically known to use wheat product as filler and binder. Same for deli meats and veggie burgers. Some places will even throw breadcrumbs into their ground beef for burgers to fake it's tenderness, so it crumbles like a meatloaf would.

Then there's seasonings. Potato chips are made from potatoes, right? But not all chips are potato chips. You'd hope a gluten-issue person would be able to identify pita chips or bagged crackers from the chips selection would have gluten, but it turns out, despite being a corn chip, Dorito dust can affect gluten sensitivities. Soy sauce and malt vinegar are issues, and seasoning mixes use flour to help distribution

With CRC Brakleen, red cans are chlorinated and green cans are not. Many US states have banned red Brakleen/TCE parts cleaners.

The point of brake cleaner is that it's not supposed to leave a residue. It's not actually meant to be a general parts degreaser, but rather a braking surface cleaner. But being able to remove oils without additional water has made it the WD40 of mechanical cleaners. Rarely the right product , but often right enough.

Lol, I see your reading comprehension is zero since you couldn't be assed to read anything. I addressed the car dependency situation in the first and one of the last paragraphs.

But it's OK, I understand, cars are bad and everyone currently using one because they have no immediate power to change the infrastructure situation should feel bad. Please, stay home until the freight train system is reinatalled into your city for goods distribution and passenger trains are built to take everyone to any rural destination they wish. No point in doing any personal, small measures in the meantime. If you can't reach the market by bicycle and can't carry the goods in a basket, you don't need it, I guess.

You must be a hoot in conflict resolution. The enemy of "better for now" is you, demanding immediate perfection.

Does it just mean "sharpened to the point you can use your regular re-sharpening device"?

I do love GM's "Supercruise" moniker. Accurate, and my introduction was during a CTS Blackwing commercial, so it was a great pairing.

Still disable it on rentals though.

I feel like your comment is a little sarcastic. I have actually had a non-microwave safe plastic plate (that predated the omnipresence of the microwave) actually explode. It boiled faster than the food heated and made pressure pockets inside.

Cholesterol-free is such a bullshit label anyway because dietary cholesterol doesn't do anything special to your own cholesterol. You are not a chicken and the egg yolk will not go directly to your bloodstream. Your blood has human cholesterol that you made yourself from the rest of the sugars and fats you ate, digested, converted, stored, and reeconverted.

• as compared to one standard economy roll last produced in 1967