While we're on military related stories, a classmate failed his driving test 3 times. When he went into the Marines, they put him in the motor pool-as a driver.![]()
Isn’t that what one would call military logic?
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While we're on military related stories, a classmate failed his driving test 3 times. When he went into the Marines, they put him in the motor pool-as a driver.![]()
Just cooked a few organic, vegan wontons from the supermarket. They really aren't very enjoyable.
Got no use for peeps who eat gluten-free for any reason other than a medical issue. Use almond flour. Pat yourself on the back. Then beatch about the water crisis in the western U.S. Bah, humbug.Just cooked a few organic, vegan wontons from the supermarket. They really aren't very enjoyable.
Got no use for peeps who eat gluten-free for any reason other than a medical issue. Use almond flour. Pat yourself on the back. Then beatch about the water crisis in the western U.S. Bah, humbug.
One line from a PAESTA (Pennsylvania Earth Science Teachers Association) podcast is especially worth noting.
"To grow one almond requires 1.1 gallons of water, and to grow a pound takes 1,900 gal/lb. The crazy thing about that is that walnuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, and cashews all use roughly the same amount of water to grow as well, but it is the almond which is in such high demand at this time."
The entire podcast transcription:
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Looks can be SO deceiving.I bought the dumplings because they looked like they might be tasty. Been eating leftover curry.
Don't know about the ones you bought, but this talk of wonton dumplings is making me hungry for Chinese food.I bought the dumplings because they looked like they might be tasty. Been eating leftover curry.
Right behind you at the buffet line. Might sound weird, but there's a Chinese-Mexican buffet on 19th Ave, a block south of Bell Ave. in north Phoenix that's really pretty good!Don't know about the ones you bought, but this talk of wonton dumplings is making me hungry for Chinese food.
Funny, I feel a new novel is forthcoming from Winslow Industries....Don't know about the ones you bought, but this talk of wonton dumplings is making me hungry for Chinese food.
Funny, I feel a new novel is forthcoming from Winslow Industries....
Wanton dumplings make for a better story.Funny, I feel a new novel is forthcoming from Winslow Industries....
Preciiiiisely!Wanton dumplings make for a better story.
This should be posted in the What did you learn today? thread.Just cooked a few organic, vegan wontons from the supermarket. They really aren't very enjoyable.

Don't know about the ones you bought, but this talk of wonton dumplings is making me hungry for Chinese food.
I was just going to say something about this, but you saved me the trouble!Wanton dumplings make for a better story.
Sounds good, to me! When we go out to eat, it's usually Mexican or Asian. Hmm, a hamachi or char siu burrito just might work...Right behind you at the buffet line. Might sound weird, but there's a Chinese-Mexican buffet on 19th Ave, a block south of Bell Ave. in north Phoenix that's really pretty good!
Got no use for peeps who eat gluten-free for any reason other than a medical issue. Use almond flour. Pat yourself on the back. Then beatch about the water crisis in the western U.S. Bah, humbug.
One line from a PAESTA (Pennsylvania Earth Science Teachers Association) podcast is especially worth noting.
"To grow one almond requires 1.1 gallons of water, and to grow a pound takes 1,900 gal/lb. The crazy thing about that is that walnuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, and cashews all use roughly the same amount of water to grow as well, but it is the almond which is in such high demand at this time."
The entire podcast transcription:
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Anti-cattle protesters blame animals for having a large carbon footprint. They suppress the data on growing crops and importing the water for them. At some point fresh water will be as precious as fossil fuel.
The only vegan anything I've ever found enjoyable was the company of a particular vegan herself.Just cooked a few organic, vegan wontons from the supermarket. They really aren't very enjoyable.
But...the SPICE!Count me out of all futures where a stillsuit is a necessity.

Then you probably don't ever want to go into space: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed].Count me out of all futures where a stillsuit is a necessity.
Besides, with any luck, we'll be long gone before stillsuits are needed.![]()
Then you probably don't ever want to go into space: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed].
This should be posted in the What did you learn today? thread.
I was just going to say something about this, but you saved me the trouble!
Sounds good, to me! When we go out to eat, it's usually Mexican or Asian. Hmm, a hamachi or char siu burrito just might work...
Drinking pee is one thing.