I think that he believes that people get sick because of [ insert alternative medicine here ], and then the microbes follow. So basically he inverts the arrow of causality, because as the interviewer points out, he is not a scientist.
In the Netherlands we used to have people who broke into empty houses and lived there. Now we have "anti-kraak" rentals... basically if you're going to leave a place empty for a long time you do short term rent (like a month or two) so that it doesn't sit empty.
It's actually kind of crap. The first two lines are things you do, then suddenly it shifts to lines being ingredients and columns being things you do. As someone else pointed out, it's not completely obvious which ingredients go into the mixing step one after the other. Also, if you have a recipe where you have steps to make ingredients used later on, it kind of falls apart.
It gets twice as hot as a normal oven in a few minutes and makes amazing pizza. You can buy dough, pizza sauce, and shredded cheese - or make all of these from scratch very easily.
It doesn't take a lot of space. My rough estimate is that it uses the same electricity as cooking pizza in an oven.
If you're spending $25 on pizza then it will quickly pay for itself.
One downside is that it does take some space, so if you're in a really cramped living environment (dorm room, Manhattan apartment) then you might not have room. Also, you may end up eating a lot more pizza than you should...
The state that I lived in there had a tax at restaurants. Each town was allowed to add up to a percent to that. Some did 0%, some 0.5% some 1%. Also, alcohol was taxed at a different rate.
So basically you had no idea what the actual cost for food would be when you ordered.
It's a form of lying, but with a specific meaning.
Like how the 9th (or 8th, depending on how you're counting) Commandment says to not bear false witness. That doesn't mean that people following an Abrahamic faith cannot lie... just that they can't lie in that one specific way.
Parallel construction is a way to present evidence illegally obtained by coming up with a plausible-seeming other way it was found.
So, rather than saying "we illegally stopped and searched the defendant" they'll get an "informant" (sometimes paid, sometimes coerced) to swear that they tipped them off beforehand.
I think that he believes that people get sick because of [ insert alternative medicine here ], and then the microbes follow. So basically he inverts the arrow of causality, because as the interviewer points out, he is not a scientist.
In the Netherlands we used to have people who broke into empty houses and lived there. Now we have "anti-kraak" rentals... basically if you're going to leave a place empty for a long time you do short term rent (like a month or two) so that it doesn't sit empty.
Multipass?
I don't want to believe that ACAB, but the evidence sure points that way....
You're
I can't tell if you're fucking with us or not. 😒
It's actually kind of crap. The first two lines are things you do, then suddenly it shifts to lines being ingredients and columns being things you do. As someone else pointed out, it's not completely obvious which ingredients go into the mixing step one after the other. Also, if you have a recipe where you have steps to make ingredients used later on, it kind of falls apart.
I would not want to use this to make lasagna!
I don't know if they deliver to the USA, but this electric pizza cooker is amazing:
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHPM5iA
It gets twice as hot as a normal oven in a few minutes and makes amazing pizza. You can buy dough, pizza sauce, and shredded cheese - or make all of these from scratch very easily.
It doesn't take a lot of space. My rough estimate is that it uses the same electricity as cooking pizza in an oven.
If you're spending $25 on pizza then it will quickly pay for itself.
One downside is that it does take some space, so if you're in a really cramped living environment (dorm room, Manhattan apartment) then you might not have room. Also, you may end up eating a lot more pizza than you should...
Tax is not included in listed prices in the USA.
It's infuriating.
The state that I lived in there had a tax at restaurants. Each town was allowed to add up to a percent to that. Some did 0%, some 0.5% some 1%. Also, alcohol was taxed at a different rate.
So basically you had no idea what the actual cost for food would be when you ordered.
I certainly feel thicker looking at this photo.
Thick thighs save lives.
This video covers it pretty well:
https://youtu.be/LpitmEnaYeU
My partner disables autocorrect too, so reading those messages is a bit like a Rorschach test.
As the song goes, "a kiss is just a kiss".
Back in the day there was a Reddit channel called "Trump criticizes Trump", which was basically this sort of thing over and over and over.
The original flared base! 😲
I think that Occam's razor tells us that this was just another inept attempt to end-run around democracy that failed.
The payout to capital is the silver lining, not the plan, from the administration's viewpoint.
Hiking means going for a walk in a park after work, or spending a day, well, hiking in the woods on the weekend.
Is your expectation that hiking means only people that don't have to spend most of their time working and can wander the earth instead?
It's a form of lying, but with a specific meaning.
Like how the 9th (or 8th, depending on how you're counting) Commandment says to not bear false witness. That doesn't mean that people following an Abrahamic faith cannot lie... just that they can't lie in that one specific way.
Parallel construction is a way to present evidence illegally obtained by coming up with a plausible-seeming other way it was found.
So, rather than saying "we illegally stopped and searched the defendant" they'll get an "informant" (sometimes paid, sometimes coerced) to swear that they tipped them off beforehand.