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I've personally never felt any different after some drinks on a flight versus on the ground. I didn't find any study or anything that supports this, I was trying to find something that supported what they said (and I have also heard it said). All I could find was speculation. I wouldn't even feel a drink an hour at my height and weight.

It's a tinge of tongue. A tounge, if you will

Yes, its a soft chew and quite good. I've only really had it in lengua tacos, but I would be all over this.

I've heard that as well, though I looked it up and it doesn't seem to have any hard evidence (from a cursory google search). The one thing I did see that seemed convincing is that higher altitudes have less oxygen, so your blood will have less oxygen making you feel more drunk at a BAC level you would be fine with on the ground.

That's actually not that many, assuming they weren't guzzling 10 in the first hour. Depending on height and body weight, a drink an hour wouldn't even put a male's BAC above the legal driving limit in most places in the U.S.

Drunk or not, they should definitely be catching charges

LOL you're wrong. That's it. And then you continue to refuse to accept that fact. You haven't provided any actual argument here except for that straw man about whether or not it's okay for people call things whatever they want. Your anecdote about "I've heard people call it that" carries no weight. I mean, just look at their website: https://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed.htm

Or wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Reserve

I mean seriously, you've gotta be trolling at this point.

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=what+is+the+fed

I added a comment that addresses the housing situation and sort of answers the breed question. Thanks for your response!

Extra info: I live in a pretty large house and will likely be getting a medium-large breed.

Go to a local business, steal the bowl of business cards for a free dinner raffle, and start an immortalized game of connect 4 in your door.

Easy, just use AI to word it for you

I think it's also true in reverse. Like if the book cover looks really cool but the story is hot garbage.

The "cover art***" sells it, then. They were trying to be funny I think lol

I'm ok with people beginning to call

They aren't beginning to, and being okay with people calling things whatever they want isn't the point. You can call a shoe a turd holster if you want, but that doesn't mean people will know what you mean nor would that make them any less intelligent for not understanding what you mean.

Let's be real, it is a valid correction that was prefaced as "Pedantic nitpick", so it's odd to see you continue calling it one as it had been established at the onset. Seeing how you take this correction and double down on it shows that it was a good one to make, as it seems that you remain confused as to what "the Fed" refers to for one reason or another.

You are mistaken, and that's not such a bad thing. I enjoy being (correctly) corrected because I would rather know the moment I utter something incorrect, than go around being incorrect to everyone I know.

Funny. But how the hell did college students have the money for grass sod? That's something I consider expensive even as an adult with plenty of disposable income. (Please tell me it was "appropriated" from some stock the university had on hand)

If I started an AI chat bot that was capable of sounding human, why wouldn't I make a crappy AI writing detection tool and then shut it down shortly afterward saying "my AI chat bot is too good! You can't detect it!"

Na, they've got managed forests and it's fine. Your comment had me google to see and it's actually pretty interesting.

I think they just stare at it, hoping the vulnerabilities come to them in a moment of revelation. A Linux Joseph Smith, the kernel playing the part of the Golden Plates.

They had to have meant The Dude, right? Right?

Yeah, printing directions off of mapquest was a lot of fun (or alternatively asking directions from someone who doesn't understand cardinal directions)