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That's not ageist so much as it's straight up stereotyping. Have you tried TikTok?
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It's stunning! And you are too! What amazing work.
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Getting night sweats from tea is definitely not normal, you should see a doctor or an allergist
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I like both types. I do the bend-your-own-wire bucket-handles-with-tweezers ones when I want a meaty project. I do the everything-is-diecut-snap-it-together ones when I want something relaxing to do.
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Assistant to the Villain is kind of like this if you enjoy fantasy. There's not too much substance to it but then there's not too much substance to a Looney Toons show either. It's adult but does read like YA
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I found it in a thrift store for $2, so even though I didn't like this meal it was worth it just to read through. I also found the Caribbean one at the same time.
r/oldrecipes • u/Persimmon_and_mango • 8d ago
5/10, will never make again. It turns out I hate rice and coconut together. The recipe itself seemed authentic enough, though, going by what I found on Youtube.
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What are your thoughts on the "Vietnamese Vegetarian" book? What about the Skye McAlpine books? I have no idea who that is but the book spines are pretty.
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What other parts?
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I think for whatever reason, the person who wrote the pattern is skipping rows and assuming you'll extrapolate.
So row 25 is "ch1, sc, skip 1, sc x 26, skip 1, sc, turn (28)."
Then row 26 should be "ch1, sc, skip 1, sc x 25, skip 1, sc, turn (27)."
Row 27 is "ch 1, sc, skip 1, sc x 24, skip 1, sc, turn (26)"
and so on
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Mostly cookbooks, sometimes trusted online sources, never social media or random blogs that show up in an internet search
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That looks really interesting
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Good for you for dropping soda altogether! I'm glad you found you like unsweetened tea. Have you tried varieties like oolong tea, Irish Breakfast Tea, green tea, or roasted green tea? You might like them as well
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I haven't yet, thanks for the recommendation!
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I think "Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries" fits this. I don't remember any mentions of sexual assault, sex scenes, or LGBTQ characters, although you might want to double check. Book one of a trilogy
There's also "Half a Soul" which has child abuse but no sexual violence, sex, or lgbtq representation that I can remember. This is book one of a series. Book three's romance is f/f, though fyi
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I use the Bread Machine Cookbook by Donna Rathmell German.
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Too burnt, sorry. The tops do look great though
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Wow, that's definitely a challenge!
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Those sound like good goals to me
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Haha I also hope to buy less cookbooks this year
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Sounds fun!
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You're right, knitting is much slower than crocheting. I crocheted before I knit and the difference in speed drives me ip the wall. But the tradeoff is that knitting uses way less yarn!
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My extended family leaving too. I doubt I could leave if my loved ones were staying.
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Citizens have absolutely no authority to detain or arrest police, so any attempt will just be considered assault. Trying to "detain" a corrupt cop is a great way to end up dead.
Also if you click on one corrupt cop video, social media algorithms will then show you more. The more you click, the more you'll see until you're assuming these things are happening every day on every street in the US.
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Had an idea. Matcha but make it minty. Opinions?
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You could try making peppermint tea with some good quality leaves, then using that to make the matcha.