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  • Remember, folks: avoid attempts by bad actors to turn your peaceful legal protest into a riot, 47's itching for an excuse to invoke martial law and seize more power. Disable biometrics on any phone you bring. Make sure someone knows where you're going and is waiting to hear you made it home. Don't post pictures or videos that identify people, who may be risking a lot more than you by being there. You don't want to be the reason ICE disappears someone. Protect yourself from teargas but also from plain old sunburn and dehydration.

  • Not them, but mashed potatoes! You'll need to add more milk than if you boiled the potatoes, but that's good calcium you're getting. Could also be an ingredient for gnocchi. It would freeze fine, because you're gonna smoosh it around after thawing anyway.

    You might as well cook the whole pack of bacon too, because frozen cooked bacon slices are convenient and keep well.

  • There's a bit of "strange bedfellows" involved here. Two women, one D and one R, realized they and anyone like them could lose their opportunities to vote on legislation (ie do their job) if childbirth or neonatal complications kept them away from the Capitol Building. So they sponsored this bill.

    Democrats like it because it makes the job fairer to women. I presume some of the Republicans feel it fits their pro-birth agenda, and helps against women's tendency to vote more left than their spouses.

    They may also like the part that Johnson hates, which is that it opens a door to further proxy voting. Which he says is bad because legislators need to be in the same building interacting with each other, (which we can all see isn't doing shit for bipartisanship) but mostly that rule is used for partisan gamesmanship, timing votes according to who will be present. He doesn't want to have to learn how to work with a change in the rules.

    Three bills got linked together as part of his shenanigans, so now all three are stuck until at least Monday.

  • It's just a rule they can't vote on it until Monday. Which was the original schedule until Anna Paulina Luna used the arcane rule to move it up. She probably did that because nobody comes to work on Mondays and she didn't think they'd have the votes. She worked with a Democrat to create the bill and had a baby just a few months after being elected. She left the Freedom Caucus over it.

    The 9 Rs didn't like being pushed around.

    Or, just maybe, some of them (plus her) are the ones that some of the more quietly persuasive Democrats need to be talking to off the floor....

    Edit: Either way, I'm happy for anything that messes with the GOP pushing through their hate agenda. Delay, Deny, Defend us against tyranny!

  • I've never heard it that way but I get it. A combination of (the relevant bits of) suture and jaguar. Only problem is, it's not spelled centuar, it's spelled centaur.

    However, until one shows up to personally correct your spelling and pronunciation, I think you're free to call imaginary creatures whatever you call them.

  • I don't know, I just quoted the study.

    My theory as a non-scientist would be that the plastics aren't from the gum at all, but the gums and tongue which are apparently already full of them, according to random things on the Internet.

    But that just shows how stupid it is to ask me