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re: Kitchen knife recs

Posted by sleepytime on 6/27/26 at 4:02 pm to
Another vote for Dexter Russel. I prefer the Sof-Grip handles.
Probably GVL but possibly GBL or BDO. These are all industrial solvents as well as chemical precursors or cousins to GHB. Hopefully they get some help, all of those can be very dangerous, especially if taken alongside other CNS depressants.
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The capital's borough councils have incorporated rules derived from Sir Sadiq Khan's "London Plan" into their local planning frameworks.


Ah yes, better known as the run then white people out then accuse them of "white flight" plan.
Best is kind of nebulous term. They're certainly one of the best at maintaining consistency across all their locations for the past 20+ years.

Albasha's chicken schwarma, dressing and fried cheese taste better than anyone else's in BR. The pita they use is okay, there are better pita options nowadays that would probably go over well with their customers but I understand the need to maintain their rock solid consistency.
There's nothing out there that tracks long term changes into specific categories but the general answer may come as a big surprise for some of you: women change their mind *a lot* more than men do.

This is a topic studied under the umbrella of sexual fluidity, and the research shows it’s quite complex. Here’s what the evidence says:
General fluidity rates:
In a large longitudinal study of New Zealand adults (over 45,000 participants followed for 7 years), 5.7% of participants changed sexual identities at least once. Change was bi-directional — both toward and away from LGB+ identities — and was most common among those who initially identified as bisexual. ?
Women specifically:
Research found that homosexual women were significantly more likely to change identity than homosexual men — 63.6% of homosexual women reported a change, compared to only 9.5% of homosexual men. ? However, these changes are not exclusively toward heterosexuality; they often shift between adjacent categories (e.g., lesbian to bisexual).
Researcher Lisa Diamond studied 80 non-heterosexual women over several years and found that changes in sexual identity were common, though typically between adjacent categories such as “lesbian” and “bisexual.” Changes in self-reported sexual feeling were relatively small on average. ?
Broader range of estimates:
Across four large longitudinal population-based datasets (three from the U.S. and one from New Zealand), the percentage of people changing from homosexuality to heterosexuality ranged from 13% to 53%, while the percentage changing from heterosexuality to homosexuality ranged from only 1% to 12%. In one survey, up to 53% of women who were same-sex attracted changed to heterosexuality. ?
Important caveats:
• The wide range (13–53%) reflects different study designs, time periods, and definitions of “change.”
• Contrary to popular assumptions, a large New Zealand study found that women were not actually more fluid in their identities than men, despite reporting higher rates of bisexuality. ?
• Many researchers distinguish between identity change and orientation change — someone may relabel themselves without their underlying attractions meaningfully shifting.
In short, a meaningful minority of women who identify as LGBTQ do later identify as heterosexual, but this varies widely by study, and the change is often not permanent or complete.????????????????
Gargle with 4:1 ratio mixture of mouthwash and hydrogen peroxide for a sore throat. It knocks it out faster and better than anything pharmaceutical, other home remedies or just mouthwash alone.

The 12 hour mouthwash with cetylpyridonium works best.
Kenny's Wood Fired Grill is on my list every time I'm in Dallas
The OG planterz cheez balls. Not the garbage can imitation currently sold.
I have your answer bro but let me preface it by saying there's 2 main parts to a work comp claim: medical and indemnity(lost wages). Some employers keep paying a workers salary while their out on comp to support their worker financially better than comp indemnity benefits, which are a fraction most people's salary, and it helps the employer keep the employers insurance costs down in other ways. There's nothing nefarious or underhanded going on at all. She's financially better off receiving salary in lieu of comp indemnity and lucky to work for an employer willing to pay that.

I looked up the current benefits and it's 2/3 of your average weekly wage with a max of $877 per week in LA.

100% of wages is better than 2/3.


I've made bbq shrimp with royal reds and they were fantastic. RR's are some of the most flavorful shrimp I've ever had.

re: Perkins Rowe Bluebonnet Entrance

Posted by sleepytime on 5/4/26 at 10:38 pm to
I'm not sure but it may have to do with a car that hit a major gas line about 2 weeks ago at that intersection.
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some years ago a kid got killed crossing the railroad tracks in Holden ( tracks are next to school, walking distance) He was a senior and wanted something from the store. The train hit his vehicle and he was killed. I want to say Blanco was governor then. After that happened it was made mandatory that crossing arms were put near schools in Louisiana ( wasn’t any at the time of the accident) hopefully more measures are took to protect crossings guards



That was Mike Hood, 2005. It scarred the hell out of his twin brother.
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Had to run the 19yo up to perkins rowe this evening most of the stores closed early today and I noticed alot of the stores are empty. They did have the concert going in the middle and it was packed with families but if that was me I would have my head on a swivel cuz that is the type of spot shite would pop off at.


I passed through PR today before the mall incident and noticed those mobile police camera units up in several spots. I wonder if it was for the concert or if they're going to be there for a while.
The late teen model sienna's are friggin tanks. Lots of airport shuttle companies use them and 300-500k miles is common with just regular maintenance and a few things here or there like a wheel bearing or cv joint. Seems like there's a banjo nut on the oil feed that's prone to leaking too.
Use a pressure cooker to make a stock with ham hocks, neck bones, maybe a few trotters and your other seasonings. Then drop your beans in, preferably pre-soaked, cook as usual and adjust your salt/ other seasonings at the end.

When I'm in a hurry, I use ham base instead of salt and it makes a mean pot of beans.