I demand China stop telling other countries what to do until they themselves stop genociding Uighur people.
They're both. The term vegetable can mean either a part of a plant that people eat, or in a culinary sense it can refer to savory plant based foods that excludes things like grains, legumes, nuts, etc. In either case tomatoes, being both an edible part of a plant and savory gets to be a vegetable.
On a different level, botanically, not only is it a fruit, but it is a true berry.
So yeah, it can be, and is both things depending on the how you're looking at it.
Yes, it seems that way because your kitchen scale is faulty and measuring everything a bit on the light side.
Make sure you have plenty of toilet paper.
I mean it's very crispy around the edges and it's got a nice focaccia like texture in the middle. Honestly it's great. I mean, it's not life altering or anything, but as regional pizza goes it's one of the better ones.
Well yes, conservatives won't let us repair it because they claim that's socialism and socialism is bad. That's the shit we're dealing with over here.
You're paying for the content in the case of the newspapers. It is a similar cost to print on newsprint as to run a website. It saves them no money. Most of what you are paying for is for the journalism, writing, editing, etc. Content costs money.
Are you not aware of Idaho?
I would argue that according to this diagram, stuffed crust is in fact a sushi tube connecting to itself in a circle around the pizza.
Lions mane mushrooms can have a similar texture and flavor when pan fried. It isn't identical but it's pretty damn good.
The world court can do two things. First, arbitrate between two consenting states who agree to abide by the decision. Second, issue advisory rulings which have absolutely no functional authority. America doesn't have to step in. Nation states around the world wouldn't have signed onto a world court that could actually compel them to obey, we all like our sovereignty.
What if belief results in creation? Why would I want to believe in this Lovecraftian noodle-god, when the very act of belief might spawn this horror into our universe? Our only protection is disbelief.
Almost like the whole Pentagon wars thing was bullshit or something.
I always take off my watch when I'm fucking. Feels weird with the algorithm watching.
Yeah, I worked there back in the day. Started when we were still owned by Vivendi. Quit after about a year of ownership by Activision. Fuck Kotick. Seriously.
A couple weeks of holiday eating isn't going to ruin a year's worth of work... Now bring me my jug of eggnog!
The Mariners have placed Jarred Kelenic on the 10-day injured list after he suffered a fractured left foot by kicking a water cooler in frustration.
Damnit.
Simple question but it feels like a hard one to actually answer. We're basically a .500 team so far. We're 5 games away from a wild card spot, so not insurmountable at this point in the season but not super close either. Do we go try to trade for a big piece that puts us into the race? Or do we sell? It isn't like we need a complete teardown, that's not what I'm asking about. But we do have several veterans who will be free agents next year who we might be able to move, though only one, Teoscar, would have any real value. So what do you guys say, throw minor league value into a potential run when we're playing .500 ball, or try to grab some value by trading Teoscar and a couple underperforming vets?
Jerry Dipoto broke down why the Seattle Mariners targeted high school hitters with their first three picks in the 2023 MLB Draft.
Prep position players, upside college pitchers, and sneaky-good college bats make up the Mariners’ most important draft class of the last decade
Just a really good breakdown of the players we drafted a couple days ago by type. You get a good sense of the kinds of players the organization likes.
SEATTLE -- The Mariners can’t formally make a pitch to Shohei Ohtani to join their organization until baseball’s best player becomes a free agent after the season. But there are no rules precluding their fans from making a bold invitation to the Angels' two-way superstar. Most of the sellout crowd
Not that he will, but at least we're doing our part to entice him.
The Seattle Mariners took a high-school bat in the first round of the MLB Draft for the third year in a row in Ohio infielder Colt Emerson.
I know nothing about this prospect, but it is interesting to see us go after another high school bat.
Pretty ridiculous honestly. Surprised he didn't get ejected, which is usually the penalty for this kind of intentional interference at first base. Wouldn't be surprised if this series gets chippy starting tonight.
Logan Gilbert threw his first career complete game, Mike Ford homered in a four-hit day, and the Seattle Mariners won their fourth straight.
Start the Prelander Hug Watch in Arkansas