dharmacurious

Love Jan misali, but I disagree with him that base 6 is preferable. Base 12 is best base.

Depends on what I'm doing with it. If it's something I'm going to be draining anyway, like making a cheese or a thick sauce, or in going to be drying it out, like with a baked yogurt chicken, then I'm gonna pour it out (probably into a jar to save for cooking with), if I'm just having, like, some fruit and yogurt, or making a smoothie, then I'm mixing it back in

I personally know of ~400 people who are absolutely not counted on any census and I'd be willing to bet not included in any population stats. Whole town up in the mountains. I'd imagine if that can happen in the us, it's not unlikely to happen elsewhere, so sure... But when they do the whole earth population calculations, I always assumed they just checked in a few extra people to account for, like, uncounted towns and shit

I've got a good friend who played D&D with us a couple times and found out real quick that not all friend groups are okay with overlapping. It was awful

I feel ya. Same way

Years and years ago, I was really active on a forum, and one of the members did this world trip, couch surfing with different members of the forum and seeing the world. She and I weren't good friends. In fact, she irritated me a bit, nothing in particular, just... Didn't vibe. At all. But a leg of her trip was taking through my state, and she needed a place to crash, so I said fuck it, sure.

She stayed with her best friend from the forum in Boston, and it was a complete bust. They didn't get along, Boston friend found her irritating, grating, and overwhelmingly boring.

Then she got to my place, and I made a new best friend. We got along so well she stayed an extra 2 days, and we had a fucking blast.

Irl/online can be a major difference, one from the other

Every day we move further from God

My family has always used "shit in one hand and wish in the other, see which one's ready first"

Already aired, and it was good

I just finished watching through for the first time, I didn't see season 1 when it was new. I'm about to start it over and see what all I missed. Fucking wild ride. Lord Stamets of the Meme made me watch it, and I am very grateful haha

In my experience, yes. HOWEVER, I'm one of those "welcome to the laundry gauntlet" type people. I do not care for my clothes the way I should. Everything just get washed with little regard, unless it's something hand made crochet or knit. But I've never noticed any bleaching or white spots.

The homemade laundry detergent is so fucking good, though. No joke. My clothes have never felt cleaner. But can someone explain, if washing soda is just baked baking soda, why can't you just use the baking soda directly? If it's just to remove the moisture as they say in the pic, why bother doing it, since you're dumping it into water?

Also, get yourself a downy ball if your washing doesn't have the fabric softner section, and use vinegar. I love the way our laundry feels once we switched to vinegar.

It's the best thing ever!