Off the top of my head:

Massively well known: Annie Lennox, Suzanne Vega, some members of Chumbawamba

More indie: Grumpster, Lynette Knackstedt (RIP), The Dollyrots, Cher Strauberry

Also, I think you're making a lot of assumptions here, especially the one where you suspect that if it's not about a relationship, then a man must have written it

Not to be confused with aburrido

For real. Name the worst serial killer you know, and Columbus was probably worse than that. It sickens me to read about it.

If you decide to share decklists, you might also take a look at the Manabox app. One of my playmates introduced me to it recently, and it seems to have some neat features. I've just been using Tappedout.net for so long out of habit.

I just started it this year after Epic gave it away for free. Everyone told me it's pretty meh, but my personal experience says otherwise. I love it!

The followers and other characters are so great.

That's why you cook a huge pot and then freeze some. It definitely ends up being cheaper than those tiny cans.

In this case, they are cheaper at the dollar store. I've compared prices at Walmart and grocery stores.

Same with the packages of pre-cooked microwaveable rice.

While I agree that dollar store prices can be higher, with the foods I buy they're pretty consistently cheaper per ounce at the dollar store. Believe me, I compare!

I'm nostalgic for it too! Everything about it -- the colors, the music, the game play -- makes me happy!

My husband is great at cooking beans, and I've learned from him that if you follow the instructions on the package, the beans will always end up being undercooked.

If you don't have a pressure cooker, then you just need to boil them for hours to get them tender. He doesn't even soak them -- just boils them for hours and hours.

I love making hash browns like this! I use a salad shooter to shred a potato with a bit of onion, then put them in a nonstick pan and put seasoned salt and oil on top.

That's similar to how we made them when I worked at a steakhouse, but of course we had fancier equipment there than I have at home.

Some people dry the shreds with a paper towel beforehand to make sure they don't get soggy, but I've never found this step necessary.

Sussy Super Mario Bros 2 is super fun though, even if it is just reskinned Doki Doki Panic. I've played DDP in an emulator, but I like it better with the Mario characters!

This is super cool. At first, I thought it would be limited to Canada, but this goes around the world!

I'm playing this right now! This game has made me laugh several times already.

I've got an Izzet deck too! It's a pirate deck.

Yes!

The thing that annoys me is how complete strangers will assume I'm interested in football and try to chat me up. I don't ask random people at the office about which Commander decks are their favorites or what are their best longboarding spots.

My grandma lived through hard times in the Great Depression, which is why my family is located in such a remote state. She taught me a lot, but I'm not much of a gardener. My husband has a garden every year though, and he's hoping to have backyard chickens.

I feel like the best things I learned from my grandma are not to waste food, and to keep bags of beans and rice on hand at all times for the hard times. That's saved me a few times

Oh TIL! Thanks for the link

There might be one with 32. A standard deck of playing cards has 52.

In Magic, it can vary wildly.

The discussion becomes ruined

There was never anything worth discussing here. Everyone knows the IDF is lying here. No one is called upon to respond thoughtfully and respectfully to people who defend genocidal regimes.