A cake isn’t a sandwich because nobody calls it a sandwich.

I like to use it to convert recipes to grams.

Just turn the music up

Sump?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoo_hypothesis

What do you suggest instead?

FRE SHA VOCA DO

Contrary to popular belief, these don’t recycle the same length of cloth over and over. It goes from end to end l.

Life’s too short to fight about arbitrary rules of food combinations my dude. Za and let za I always say.

Whatever you want on food belongs on food!

Any Austin

Really great video game channel with unique content. He played all the same games I did growing up so it’s really nostalgic for me as well.

The “unremarkable and odd places” series makes me feel some kinda way. And check out the huge back catalogue of his glitch show Eggbusters.

Cheeseburgers

This only holds true if you define “honest” as “tells the truth 100% of the time” and “dishonest” or “not honest” as “lies 100% of the time.”

Just make your own head canon. You can watch Andor and R1, play Jedi Outcast, and read the OG Thrawn Trilogy. That’s what I do. It’s all made up anyway.

If you read The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks, it’s like 5% zombie combat strategy and 95% general survival knowledge. A very good read.

Yes! Looking for one for my office, it’s really gonna tie the room together.

It’s doom scrolling especially if it’s true.

Beets: come for the dirty hose hose water taste, stay for the fear of death after bathroom trips!

B vitamins right? Certain vitamin supplements will give you some neon pee too

It’s largely a myth that ancient and medieval people brewed beer for lack of fresh drinking water, kind of like the “spices were for eating rotten meat” myth. People have always known how to find fresh water or preserve meat.

The main reason people have always brewed beer and wine is because they’re good. Small beer was in fact made for funsies.

And, interestingly, in certain places and times there was also a cultural reason as drinking those was higher status than water which was “for commoners.”