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I've never liked milk very much growing up but boy was it ever a thing we always drank. Now that I'm a real-deal adult and have found plain, unsweetened soymilk everything is great. Ingredients are these two: soybeans, water. It's also quite difficult to find easily, usually it will be sweetened or at least vanilla flavor and goddammit I don't need that extra garbage  Real cheese is great though and far better than any alternatives.
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Enourmo posted:Maybe i'm just salty cause I hosed up this weekend and spent waaaay too much time in the sun without protection, and my forehead was actually blistered for a bit. Wear dri-fit type material long sleeves I do all the time to protect my arms from UV. https://www.xcelwetsuits.com/shop/mens-uv Maybe you need to live in Buffalo for a few years like i did, then you will learn to fully appreciate and love Florida.
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Mar 28, 2018 16:04
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I'm not a big fan of milk either these days. I do like creamer in my coffee though. Agree that cheese rules though. Few things as good as fresh grated parmesian.
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Mar 28, 2018 16:12
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Enourmo posted:Maybe i'm just salty cause I hosed up this weekend and spent waaaay too much time in the sun without protection, and my forehead was actually blistered for a bit. I have vitiligo and my body attacks my melanocytes, I started to feel the burn forming on my exposed face and hands after driving with the convertible top down for 30 minutes. In February I catch fire in the sun regardless of location, so it might as well be a beautiful location that I get burned in
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Mar 28, 2018 16:17
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Wear dri-fit type material long sleeves I do all the time to protect my arms from UV. https://www.xcelwetsuits.com/shop/mens-uv I've never understood the hate. With proper clothes and water, the heat will never hurt you. With proper clothes in cold it's still a matter of time before you die. Then again, to me Guam had the most perfect weather in the world. 70-90 year round, 85-100% humidity, half the year it rains every day around noon, half the year it rains every 2 days at random. It's always perfect. It's like May in Florida 12 months a year.
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Mar 28, 2018 16:19
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iwentdoodie posted:Then again, to me Guam had the most perfect weather in the world. 70-90 year round, 85-100% humidity, half the year it rains every day around noon, half the year it rains every 2 days at random. It's always perfect. It's like May in Florida 12 months a year. misery.txt
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Mar 28, 2018 16:23
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Wear dri-fit type material long sleeves I do all the time to protect my arms from UV. https://www.xcelwetsuits.com/shop/mens-uv
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Mar 28, 2018 16:29
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Im in Canada. Sorry. Sorry. Excuse me. Sorry. How the gently caress did you lot stay so polite.
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Mar 28, 2018 16:38
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So is Trump going after Amazon because he's jealous of Bezos?
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Mar 28, 2018 16:41
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Mar 28, 2018 16:41
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iwentdoodie posted:I've never understood the hate. ... see, that's weird to me. Above 80 degrees or so and 80% humidity or so, I literally cannot get rid of enough heat to not be completely miserable.
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Mar 28, 2018 16:47
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See, YOUR prejudicial views are open to mockery and derision, but let me post MY prejudicial views in comic form and it's funny, because those Canadians, amiright?
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Mar 28, 2018 16:50
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:Im in Canada. Sorry. Sorry. Excuse me. Sorry. The sorry thing is so ingrained that we have laws to protect us so that saying sorry is not considered an admission of guilt.  Also, maple syrup.
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Mar 28, 2018 16:51
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Seminal Flu posted:See, YOUR prejudicial views are open to mockery and derision, but let me post MY prejudicial views in comic form and it's funny, because those Canadians, amiright? Don't act like you aren't sore about not getting a canoe when you turned 16.
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Fermented Tinal posted:Maybe. Cool. Just wanted to make sure. Also, to display my cleverness at having caught it. KakerMix posted:"Oh no, the sun!" - me in Florida in July as I drink lots of water and un-sweet iced tea as I do cool yard work in the heat, maybe go to the beach and take whatever giant, wide, clear and smooth stretches of tarmac since everything around me is built for 3x the population but all the snowbirds are up north for the summer. I'm with you. I'll take the Texas summer heat over cold any day. I don't like the "cold" that Texas gets, even. Not sure I could live with coastal humidity again, though. I lived with that through middle school (30 miles from the Gulf Coast in Victoria, TX for 4 years) and remember it well, and I'm old now. Dallas/Fort Worth is bad enough some days. quote:I think you won't do it because clearly this rad as hell wagon is too cool for you Looks like a pretty nice V8 Vega. No AC makes it a deal killer in my neck of the woods, for me, anyway (see above), but that may not be a concern for the goon asking. Manual brakes are probably a bit scary, too, but may not be with a car that light. Love that it's a 4-speed. Metal Geir Skogul posted:I have a confession. Well, multiple. You have good taste. I liked those as a kid, the ones that were available back then, and now the super--sugary stuff just makes me sick. I miss Cocoa Puffs and Corn Pops and Sugar Pops and Honey Crisp, but I just can't eat them any more (and shouldn't.) I'll still tear up some Peanut Butter Captain Crunch, though. Probably just as much sugar, but doesn't taste like it, because peanut butter. I also like the various Chex products, and the Mini Shredded Wheats with the fruit in them. Oh, holy gently caress the ad at the top as I type this is for Raisin Bran, I poo poo you not. The Locator posted:Wait... it goes backwards after 40? Hell yeah, I'm 28 now! Wait... does that mean you expire when you hit zero?
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Seminal Flu posted:See, YOUR prejudicial views are open to mockery and derision, but let me post MY prejudicial views in comic form and it's funny, because those Canadians, amiright? edit: also shes Canadian so Cage fucked around with this message at 16:59 on Mar 28, 2018 |
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Mar 28, 2018 16:56
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Rhyno posted:Don't act like you aren't sore about not getting a canoe when you turned 16. Busted.
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Mar 28, 2018 16:59
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Cage posted:The winter months make me appreciate the hot summer, and the summer months makes me appreciate that I don't have to wear shorts and a tshirt in winter. To bad the summers up there suck too. I'll never forget looking forward to the summer and being thoroughly disappointed, it rained half the time, everything was loving muddy and the sun came out for maybe a month of the entire summer. Yay western NY summers.
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Mar 28, 2018 17:05
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Well I guess the climate changed since you moved.
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iwentdoodie posted:I've never understood the hate. What? Do I imagine the literal hundreds of people who die of heat every year in Aust? Im sorry but heat most definantly kills. Even with lots of water people can and do die of heat stress.
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Cage posted:Well I guess the climate changed since you moved. Might of just been lovely luck I guess. Don't get me wrong, I love Buffalo (GO BILLS) I just don't like the weather. That and the cost of NY state living pretty much made us move back to FL.
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Bajaha posted:The sorry thing is so ingrained that we have laws to protect us so that saying sorry is not considered an admission of guilt. That's amazing. Re: heat, I can stand it when it's 100 degrees in July and August, although I leave my back door open for my dogs all day and my AC is super old so my electric bill is insane, but come September it starts driving me crazy, and then October is usually hot right up until the end of the month. It is a dry heat at least, but it makes doing anything outside miserable for months of the year. The upside is I can ride a motorcycle 12 months of the year, and most of my gear is ventilated. An adidas jacket until my bike jacket and a neck gaitor are pretty much all I need, though my hands can get cold.
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Rhyno posted:So is Trump going after Amazon because he's jealous of Bezos? Maybe? Most likely cause is that he saw something this morning on Fox&Friends
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BraveUlysses posted:Maybe? Most likely cause is that he saw something this morning on Fox&Friends I just figured he saw the thing about Bezos being the richest man ever and he was like "FAKE NEWS."
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:What? That's the part with being properly clothed and seeking correct shelter (not enclosed, literally just shade) when needed, as well as moderating activity. The cold will quite literally kill you even if you do everything right simply by being in it. Also cold to me is anything under 70. I'm miserable all winter even in FL. I'm also the weirdo who wears jeans year round, even in the heat of summer.
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Mar 28, 2018 18:16
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The phrase "all hosed up on hockey" will never not make me laugh.
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Rhyno posted:I just figured he saw the thing about Bezos being the richest man ever and he was like "FAKE NEWS." like all petty small business owners, trump is probably bitter and resentful of billionaires who are actual titans of industry.
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Mar 28, 2018 18:49
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He owns the Washington Post so Trump doesn't like him.
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gently caress I want a canoe now
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Adiabatic posted:gently caress I want a canoe now Canoe's own hard. You definitely want a canoe.
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Adiabatic posted:gently caress I want a canoe now Some sort of AI canoe. Fashioned out of junkyard fuel tanks. What’s the most nautical theme car you could take the tanks out of? Getting up at 3am is dumb and bad and by the time I make it to the wedding where I don’t know anyone this afternoon I am gonna be real grouchy.
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iwentdoodie posted:That's the part with being properly clothed and seeking correct shelter (not enclosed, literally just shade) when needed, as well as moderating activity. Ummmmmm..... you REALLY need to visit a place that gets properly searingly hot. Heat most certainly DOES kill even if you do everything right.
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:Ummmmmm..... you REALLY need to visit a place that gets properly searingly hot. Heat most certainly DOES kill even if you do everything right. Look, crazed junkies stabbing you on the platform at Penrith station probably has something to do with it being 49 in the shade but I don’t think it’s 100% attributable to heat
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Here's my hotter than hell story: I was working in a mill as a grader so I was sitting on a platform about 8 feet off the floor and watching particle board sheets go under me on a conveyor belt. It was high summer and the temp where I was hit about 126F. Seriously. 1 loving 26. As I was sitting there in a lump of overheated misery, this girl that worked there sneaked up behind me and poured a hardhat full of cold water from the water cooler on my back. The shock was intense and felt more like fire than cold water. It literally hurt like a bad sunburn for 5 minutes or so. I got my revenge, though. I got a five gallon bucket and filled it and kept it on the gradestand for a couple days. When the time came, she was standing below and behind me with the foreman checking paint color. I caught the foreman's eye and motioned for him to step back. He grinned and moved away while I dumped the bucket on her. She looked up and yelled "THAT WASN'T COLD!" I yelled back "THAT WASN'T WATER!" the end
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I would rather work in -40 than +40C. You can dress for the cold, but you can only do so much for the heat. e: Plus, no bugs when its cold 
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Darchangel posted:Wait... does that mean you expire when you hit zero? Maybe? 80 years is a pretty good run!
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To be fair, extreme cold and extreme heat can both kill you. But I've only passed out from heat/dehydration, so that is worse to me. Also only so many layers of clothing can be removed, you can bundle up more for cold (within limits).
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I'm from the Canadian chunk of the PNW so the hottest we get up here on the regular during summer is in the upper 70s to low 80s F (around 27-29 C) and the hottest irregularly is maaaaybe low 90s F (low-mid 30s C) if the local deity decides it's going to ruin us one summer. The worst heat I have ever experienced was stepping out of McCarran International Airport in late June during a heat wave and being confronted by a literal wall of 119 F (48 C) heat. I'll pass on doing that again anytime soon.
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Kazinsal posted:The worst heat I have ever experienced was stepping out of McCarran International Airport in late June during a heat wave and being confronted by a literal wall of 119 F (48 C) heat.
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Growing up in N. Idaho it would maybe hit 100 once or twice a summer but was otherwise always good temps. Except that it was also overcast like half the days, that kinda sucked. Now that I"ve been in Phoenix for six years, I would rather take the 50% overcast. gently caress this noise it's too god damned hot.
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