Drusas @ Drusas @kbin.social

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Of course it's never left the region. We all know that. But you can still increase presence and impact there.

You obviously haven't read my previous replies because I have said it is all murder.

You should try a miso butter sauce with your choice of fish, mushrooms, onions, wrapped and roasted in foil.

I would want to be John Wick in that situation.

We're not talking about "America". We're talking about individual people who are not engaged in the conflict.

I know, but I specifically was comparing them to fruit.

This post just reminds me of my mother and how it probably didn't do me any favors to grow up almost exclusively on prepackaged foods.

They mean the corral. That's why the stores have the corrals spread out in the parking lot and hire people whose job is partly to bring the carts in.

As someone who is clearly sensitive to multiple food types but seemingly completely incapable of figuring it out, you have my sympathies.

Boil them with crab boil and a ton of crushed red pepper. So good.

Sure they would. I semi-accidentally grew some in a pot once.

I kept a bag of raw peanuts for a little too long once and they started to sprout. I stuck some in a planter and those things grew like crazy.

Pumpkin seeds are great, too, but to get the good ones that are still in the shell and also not completely coated in salt can be a little challenging and expensive. I get them from Amazon from time to time when I feel like splurging outside of pumpkin season.

Raw veggies are a good one with less sugar. "Baby" carrots, mini bell peppers, mini cucumbers are all great, easy options to keep on hand for munching on.

Absolutely. Kind of surprising considering how common peanut allergies are, but they're in all kinds of things. And almost every package of mixed nuts is like 60% peanuts.

Having a hard limit on the number of people you can invite and needing to leave people out, even people you would very much like to invite, is an extremely common problem when it comes to wedding planning. As everyone else has said, don't sweat it, you're not doing anything wrong. Just be tactful about it if or when the conversation comes up and explain that it's a small wedding and you had to make tough decisions.

Edit: Also, best wishes to you both. Wedding planning is stressful, but try not to get overly bogged down by that and enjoy it as much as you can.

Doing what they can by killing Americans in Jordan who are uninvolved in the conflict in Gaza. Justifying murder is still justifying murder regardless of how you feel about the government those people work for.

It's really despicable how every state in this country apparently treats beloved pets and other animals as simple property, no different than a phone or a piece of furniture. They should be recognized as living beings with increased value. Stealing a pet, in particular, should be treated much more like kidnapping than like garden variety theft. It leaves people devastated for years. The outcome of the crime should be better taken into account. Hell, I'm pretty sure I would need therapy if somebody stole my dog from me and I was unable to stop them or get the dog back.

I would also argue that stealing or harming a pet is much more sociopathic behavior indicative of a person's character than simple theft is.

That's funny since it's what I think of you and your argument.

It's okay to disagree sometimes, dude. Figure it out and let it go.

Don't disagree, but it's not a bad price if you're an American stuck with our shitty, exploitative system.