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zer0spunk posted:is lutefisk good? fish made from lye sounds..interesting? It's not
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Recent tweets from a very stable genius man:quote:I’ve had great “ratings” my whole life, there’s nothing unusual about that for me. The White House News Conference ratings are “through the roof”(Monday Night Football, Bachelor Finale , Yet you talk more about ratings during a pandemic than human suffering and show no empathy. Hmmm.... quote:In light of the attack from the Invisible Enemy, as well as the need to protect the jobs of our GREAT American Citizens, I will be signing an Executive Order to temporarily suspend immigration into the United States! I read that GREAT like Tony the Tiger says it about those frosted flakes. Also you really don't have to pretend you are doing this because of the pandemic. quote:96% Approval Rating in the Republican Party. Thank you! This must also mean that, most importantly, we are doing a good (great) job in the handling of the Pandemic. In the land of the blind the blind man who claims he can see is king! quote:We will never let the great U.S. Oil & Gas Industry down. I have instructed the Secretary of Energy and Secretary of the Treasury to formulate a plan which will make funds available so that these very important companies and jobs will be secured long into the future! Truly the most important groups to focus on protecting in the middle of a pandemic. Make sure their checks have your name on them too! quote:It is amazing that I became President of the United States with such a totally corrupt and dishonest FTFY
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zer0spunk posted:it is, soap is not edible...that doctor was a moron and edited it out of the video after the fact but it already went viral https://ucfoodsafety.ucdavis.edu/sites/g/files/dgvnsk7366/files/inline-files/26437.pdf Hate it when that fact-checking and research goes out the window
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Andrast posted:It's not quote:Why do they soak lutefisk in lye? Checks out
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Apr 21, 2020 15:09
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Anne Whateley posted:Bleach solution washes are a normal and fine way of cleaning produce. It was normal before coronavirus cool, I was under the assumption you didn't want to bleach produce cuz bleach is harsh even in diluted forms..so I learned a thing! the paper seems to agree, but at least its not a safety issue like ingesting soap..thanks for sharing quote:The regulations do not specify a permissible residual level of I'm not going to start bleaching my produce or anything but still good to know zer0spunk fucked around with this message at 15:16 on Apr 21, 2020 |
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zer0spunk posted:is lutefisk good? fish made from lye sounds..interesting? No.
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Xenocides posted:
lmao he even sucks at humblebragging Xenocides posted:
The US president is actively clamoring to have more influence and power than the free press what a world
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zer0spunk posted:it is, soap is not edible...that doctor was a moron and edited it out of the video after the fact but it already went viral Oh God, I though you were arguing against washing your hand. I am so sorry. Who the hell wash produce with soap. You could remove the soap with acidic formula but still, WTF. Just loving scrub lightly with your hand its not difficult.
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Anne Whateley posted:Bleach solution washes are a normal and fine way of cleaning produce. It was normal before coronavirus Yeah, had to kill the E. coli from the slave laborers taking shits in fields somehow
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I'm surprised a bunch of kids didn't die in the past 100 years from getting their mouth washed out with soap. Soap is super deadly. It is poison. Non-toxic and all. But POISON! Its unthinkable how much damage soap could do if you ingested it. Thats why we don't soak our dishes in it, too dangerous. (I don't wash my produce in soap because it sounds disgusting to me, I just put it under the faucet like a human being, but I really think the least dangerous thing people might do in a day is eat a bit of soap residue compared to hitting a weed vape pen 48 times)
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coronavirus posted:I'm surprised a bunch of kids didn't die in the past 100 years from getting their mouth washed out with soap. Soap is super deadly. It is poison. I can't tell if I should be impressed by your commitment to this gimmick or not. Ladies and gentlemen, the coronavirus telling you eating soap is perfectly healthy. (because you wash dishes?? what)
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*Hands you a soapy as gently caress plate to eat on*
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it's crazy to me how many people have conflated 'flatten the curve' with 'the virus is gone' the curve that was flattened was the rate of new infections. there's still a shitload of virus out there! deblasio is seriously calling for a goddamn ticker tape parade? this is just so monumentally stupid
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zer0spunk posted:is lutefisk good? fish made from lye sounds..interesting? bagels and corn tortillas are made with lye also
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poverty goat posted:bagels and corn tortillas are made with lye also you have no idea the shame i feel as a bagel fan right now not knowing lye is involved in their creation
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Seriously, in like a month or two when 10k or so are dying daily in the US, they'll be calling it a second peak when it's just that we didn't even wait for the peak to start opening up.
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zer0spunk posted:I can't tell if I should be impressed by your commitment to this gimmick or not. You shouldn't eat arsenic either but I don't freak out about trace amounts in my apple. Dish soap is not some kind of super poison. Calm down. Yes, you shouldn't drink it from the bottle like maple syrup. No, you don't need to worry about a bit of soap residue being left behind on a vegetable, but you don't need to use soap on produce anyways.
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everyone can have a little soap, as a treat - coronavirus 2020
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zer0spunk posted:everyone can have a little soap, as a treat Give it a rest dude it’s gone on long enough
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zer0spunk posted:it is, soap is not edible...that doctor was a moron and edited it out of the video after the fact but it already went viral
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Apr 21, 2020 15:45
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Crazy, I thought the CARES act was a mandatory thing. States can deny that federal funding?
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Spinz posted:It's totally fine someone beat ya on correcting me. didn't know, my bad
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That person makes a good point and i do wonder if this will become a trend in some states Here in FL only 6% of unemployment claims have been processed. The worst in the US. We have like 1-1.2 million claims right now.
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RIP in peace Georgia March 18th: Schools Closed - 51 new cases March 24th: Mass gatherings/restaurants/theaters closed - 254 new cases April 3rd: Stay at home order - 483 new cases Yesterday: 632 new cases Yep, time to reopen vital businesses such as *checks notes* bowling alleys
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Anne Whateley posted:Bleach solution washes are a normal and fine way of cleaning produce. It was normal before coronavirus Read this you weirdos and stop the food washing derail If you don't want to fine, but stop slamming those of us that do!
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zer0spunk posted:someone beat ya on correcting me. didn't know, my bad Np, it was Anne Whateley with the excellent link
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Riatsala posted:RIP in peace Georgia it's crazy the mayor of atlanta is totally at odds with the gov..0 communication never a great sign
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Spinz posted:Read this you weirdos and stop the food washing derail You’re doing it now.
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There's someone out there in America right now making GBS threads their guts out because they washed mushrooms or broccoli or bread or something in soapy water and ate more than the recommended daily value as a result. It's not a super poison, but it's also not vitamins, and it's considered Not Food Safe for good reason. If it makes you feel better, dilute bleach should be totally adequate, and safe. Bleach evaporates clean without residue, unlike soap, which is the foundation of how every restaurant protects you from salmonella without feeding you small amounts of soap or antiseptic all the time. There's absolutely no harm in wiping an apple with bleach solution but for some things it will probably reduce the shelf life. For any vegetables you're going to cook there's really no need for all of this- change it out into another container when it comes home and then just treat it like a raw piece of chicken and clean up after yourself after you put it in the pan, and you'll be perfectly safe from the virus, and from eating soap, and from accidentally ruining your produce. e: also I'd speculate that soap is much worse for shelf life since it's going to go hog wild on oils that keep things from drying out and prevent mold and such poverty goat fucked around with this message at 16:02 on Apr 21, 2020 |
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I'm really nervous at what the fallout from all these openings is going to look like. I don't want any of these people, as dumb as the signs and all that is, to die...jesus.
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Mozi posted:it's crazy to me how many people have conflated 'flatten the curve' with 'the virus is gone' https://twitter.com/nycmayor/status/1252610038516068358 He's still not a good mayor, but he's not that homicidal
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Riatsala posted:Yep, time to reopen vital businesses such as *checks notes* bowling alleys tbf I bought a new bowling ball in February and was getting used to it (consistent 220s and 230s) and based on that alone I think it's time to reopen all bowling alleys All Bowling Alleys Matter
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FlamingLiberal posted:That person makes a good point and i do wonder if this will become a trend in some states no it isn't a good point at all, and it is facebook nuttery.
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Louisgod posted:tbf I bought a new bowling ball in February and was getting used to it (consistent 220s and 230s) and based on that alone I think it's time to reopen all bowling alleys I'd like to see your homemade quarantine bowling alley good sir. Carrying all the different size shoes would probably be the hardest part right
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Anne Whateley posted:here's what De Blasio actually said, which imo is much more reasonable than what's being reported You could try paying them more instead of making a spectacle of it. Especially the EMTs and the like who make poverty pay. They would appreciate it more. Just a thunk.
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Xenocides posted:You could try paying them more instead of making a spectacle of it. Especially the EMTs and the like who make poverty pay. They would appreciate it more. Just a thunk. they actually did recommend 50% hazard pay for those very people..TBD on if it is more then just a "we should"
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Mozi posted:it's crazy to me how many people have conflated 'flatten the curve' with 'the virus is gone' Yeah a friend of mine had a big rant on social media about that meme which goes "Re-opening businesses because the curve is starting to flatten is like taking off your parachute because it already slowed your descent" and it took a bunch of us several hours to convince him that flattening the curve just means that the virus is currently being held in check at its peak rate and isn't accelerating any further, it doesn't mean things are safe now. He's usually a lot smarter than this, I'm pretty sure he was just having a panic attack because the entire world has gone to poo poo and was grasping at a straw
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Anne Whateley posted:here's what De Blasio actually said, which imo is much more reasonable than what's being reported well that's good at least the point remains in general of course (wtf georgia). it's going to be very sad and depressing in a few weeks as people realize what's happening it's like feeding my sourdough starter; alright folks it was growing out of control so we stuck it in the fridge and it calmed down. everything's fine now so let's pull it back out and toss a bunch more flour in it
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zer0spunk posted:I'm really nervous at what the fallout from all these openings is going to look like. I don't want any of these people, as dumb as the signs and all that is, to die...jesus. My guess? Basically like the second wave of spanish flu. It's going to be reeeally hard to tell people to go back home once we let them out.
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