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Owlofcreamcheese posted:I lied, it's a freeze dryer and not a dehydrator and it's for when the world ends and you need to survive in a bunker so your family can eat lasagna and survive. I know it's probably not this, but I find the idea of a freeze dryer meant only to use on lasagna completely plausible as a seen on tv product.
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Literal nothing is going to save small town rural America. Destitution is inevitable as long as survival is contingent on employment.
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Craig K posted:fallout 5 with lead protagonist garfield Alternate history where Ron Paul lead the Republican Party and froze all our lasagna
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:Alternate history where Ron Paul lead the Republican Party and froze all our lasagna Did Chicago save us all with its pizza?
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Mustached Demon posted:Did Chicago save us all with its pizza? Hot take, Chicago style "pizza" is, in fact, a casserole.
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Jul 15, 2017 05:16
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Serfer posted:Hot take, Chicago style "pizza" is, in fact, a casserole.
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Oxxidation posted:this is a legitimate problem, and a serious one
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aware of dog posted:I know it's probably not this, but I find the idea of a freeze dryer meant only to use on lasagna completely plausible as a seen on tv product. You can just buy freeze dried lasagna at any outdoors store. That poo poo is delicious. It's made for backpacking, and I've done that, but I've also just occasionally been too stoned with no food and done it at home. Just add water! I kind of want one of those freeze driers. But then I would have to cook.
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Serfer posted:Hot take, Chicago style "pizza" is, in fact, a casserole.
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Serfer posted:Hot take, Chicago style "pizza" is, in fact, a casserole. That's a lukewarm take at best.
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Hollismason posted:Kapernick's career is probably over as well because of this which is pretty crazy. Of course this may be more to do with him not being that great. I'm only a casual fan, but doesn't Blaine loving Gabbert still have a job as someone's back-up? The only way Kaep isn't being blackballed is if he is refusing to sign not as a starter.
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hotter take, chicago style is the only true pizza and everything else is a flatbread
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Holy nuts. Not only is that Russian guy in the meeting with DT Jr. a KGB officer, he also was accused of hacking emails for Russia in 2015. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/14/us/politics/russian-american-lobbyist-meeting-trump.html New York Times posted:In 2015, International Mineral Resources, a mining company based in the Netherlands, accused Mr. Akhmetshin of hacking into its computer systems, stealing confidential information and unlawfully disseminating it as part of a smear campaign orchestrated by a rival Russian mining firm. Haven't Trump and Tillerson been hinting at lifting sanctions whenever the Russia story isn't absolutely exploding?
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Plebian Parasite posted:hotter take, chicago style is the only true pizza and everything else is a flatbread That's a piping hot take (out)!
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La Brea Carpet posted:Plunking a few huge datacenters in rural WV in abandoned hardened mines wouldn't be the worst thing. What are you proposing? Underground mines are designed to get as much coal as possible. This means they mine from the back to the front letting the roof (gob) collapse as they retreat back to the portal. Very little is left when they are finished and what is left is unsafe. Surface mines tend to result in giant holes which turn into lakes. If the seam was flat enough I can see the possibility of building something in an old pit, but if you are looking to rehabilitate a pit instead of reclaiming it then there are better options like using it as a pumped storage hydroelectric reservoir (essentially a giant battery for renewables). I've heard of old lead mines being used as commercial space, but modern mining techniques recover a lot more of the ore body. This means that generally mines are designed with low factors of safety (near one) which makes them unsuitable for human occupation long term (structures are designed with higher than two). Building in an old surface mine would also run into the issue where you are either building directly on bedrock or on poorly consolidated loose rock fill. A minimum wage would be much easier.
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Captain Invictus posted:You utter, utter fucker I could not concur with you more, my goon sir.
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Chilichimp posted:They're losing their minds because they're loving fascists who worship their flag, their military, and their police. Some of them yes. Some of them its more complicated. Imagine something that flips your moral switch. You don't get to choose that switch turns out a good chunk of it genetic. Now imagine assholes doing it over and over again on purpose. Look we have this derail about rural West Virginians. How do did they get those people to vote republican? In many cases thier parents didn't (or don't). You flip thier moral switches over and over again and combine it with your messaging. How do you get to people who would hate Trump if they knew the man to vote for him. It's not all racism. Racism is some of it. Evidence says racism is some of it. The fascists and racists are a lost cause. But there are fence sitters too.
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Terex posted:What are you proposing? Underground mines are designed to get as much coal as possible. This means they mine from the back to the front letting the roof (gob) collapse as they retreat back to the portal. Very little is left when they are finished and what is left is unsafe. I'm not a minologist, but if mines aren't safe I'm sure there's a few limestone caves that could be outfitted as well. I'm just saying that there are ways to use the state's features as a bonus rather than just agreeing that they should all just build solar panels instead. Especially from a government infrastructure standpoint.
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alpha_destroy posted:I'm only a casual fan, but doesn't Blaine loving Gabbert still have a job as someone's back-up? The only way Kaep isn't being blackballed is if he is refusing to sign not as a starter. The bears paid many millions of dollars for a loving giraffe so kaep could definitely be a back up somewhere
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La Brea Carpet posted:I'm not a minologist, but if mines aren't safe I'm sure there's a few limestone caves that could be outfitted as well. I'm just saying that there are ways to use the state's features as a bonus rather than just agreeing that they should all just build solar panels instead. Especially from a government infrastructure standpoint. Ok, they put some data centers and such into rural nowhere and now you've gotten convince smart people to move to rural nowhere. How?
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My solution is high speed rail everywhere
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Boris Galerkin posted:Ok, they put some data centers and such into rural nowhere and now you've gotten convince smart people to move to rural nowhere. How? Trader Joe's and cheap land?
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Mustached Demon posted:Trader Joe's and cheap land? Oh my gosh it's a visitor from 1980! I have bad news...
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Boris Galerkin posted:Ok, they put some data centers and such into rural nowhere and now you've gotten convince smart people to move to rural nowhere. How? Joke Answer: Soul Cycle and Craft Breweries Real Answer: You have a training task force that travels and trains local people for the jobs needed. Or you offer courses in the run up to the facility opening. Keep in mind you'd need more than just keyboard jockeys. You'd need people to maintain the structure, power lines, data cables, physical security, and all sorts of other things.
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No, but seriously lets discuss just like high speed rail everywhere. Like in your home, your office, your kids birthday parties. Put that poo poo everywhere. Oh and kiosk for private masturbation during the working day.
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Hollismason posted:No, but seriously lets discuss just like high speed rail everywhere. Like in your home, your office, your kids birthday parties. Put that poo poo everywhere. High speed rail is awesome from getting to established place to established place, but just throwing them in the middle of nowhere to support a new business (ie a data center or whatever) runs the risk of old fashioned boom towns. Also does your work not have bathroom stalls you animal
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What happens when over 90% of the population lives in cities and the majority of the country is governed by Senators representing completely desolate death-zones for everyone but the richest Aluminum Siding Manufacturing Company owners?
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i am harry posted:What happens when over 90% of the population lives in cities and the majority of the country is governed by Senators representing completely desolate death-zones for everyone but the richest Aluminum Siding Manufacturing Company owners? So like, now?
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aware of dog posted:Thank god, my lasagna has just been too darn wet lately Seeing Ron Paul sell gadgets on late night TV is probably a good way to cure excessive wetness in general.
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Plebian Parasite posted:hotter take, chicago style is the only true pizza and everything else is a flatbread Chicago style pizza is literally a meat pie masquerading as pizza. At last shepherd's pie and pot pies have the decency to be honest about themselves.
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La Brea Carpet posted:Joke Answer: Soul Cycle and Craft Breweries Uh, NPR had a three part series on this very thing, and no one who was retrained was even hired.
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Solkanar512 posted:Uh, NPR had a three part series on this very thing, and no one who was retrained was even hired.
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Total Contributions from this PAC to federal candidates (15% to Democrats, 85% to Republicans) $69,000 A nice amount.
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Hastings posted:Chicago style pizza is literally a meat pie masquerading as pizza. At last shepherd's pie and pot pies have the decency to be honest about themselves. Would you say its a pizza pie?
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i am harry posted:What happens when over 90% of the population lives in cities and the majority of the country is governed by Senators representing completely desolate death-zones for everyone but the richest Aluminum Siding Manufacturing Company owners? That may be the case in the Senate (although there are a number of small liberal states that counteract the small conservative states: Delaware, Vermont, Rhode Island, Hawaii. In the House though, the Republican Party's big voting block is people who are suburban and exurban. Pennsylvania, which by most objective (as opposed to narrative) measures is a heavily and densely populated state on the East Coast, has 13 Republican Representatives, as much as Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Montana, the Dakotas, and Nebraska combined. The United States Republican Party is not based in small little farm towns because there aren't a lot of those places left. It is based in suburbs and exurbs that are relatively close to metropolitan areas. This is an easily objectively verifiable fact, it is a fact that the entire future of our country hinges on, but it is a fact that is extremely frightening to people because it means the end of a narrative.
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The Glumslinger posted:Would you say its a pizza pie? It's tomato cake. 
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glowing-fish posted:The United States Republican Party is not based in small little farm towns because there aren't a lot of those places left. It is based in suburbs and exurbs that are relatively close to metropolitan areas. The suburbs: where America goes to die.
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skylined! posted:so does anyone want to take their best guess at why all of these Russians are releasing details of this meeting, other than maximum chaos from Putin I think a helpful piece of advice for anyone if you ever find yourself in the situation where your wife/parents/the NY Times is asking what you really did last Friday night, is that you don't double down on the lie. They are asking because they have some evidence that you lied. If you really feel the need to continue the lie, find out what they know, confirm what they know, add some details that they don't know and protect the bigger secrets. People who only know half the story are generally smart enough to figure out that they only know half the story and will continue investigating until they know the whole story. If you keep telling the lie then they will never believe they've uncovered the entire truth, and they will just keep digging and digging. The Russians here are not idiots and really are just freely and openly admitting to poo poo that we already knew. If the Washington Post Calls and asks you if you had a four o'clock meeting at Trump Tower on June 9, there's no point denying it. Most of your background is going to be uncovered by 30 minutes of searching on Google, so you might as well own that too.
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