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NGL I think it was the other way around…

That’s what I found, so it really is a religion.

That’s a lot of assumptions about me in a few sentences! I briefly searched for sources myself, but couldn’t find them. Since your comments here read like copy/pastes I guessed you had sources, but it seems it’s more like a religion to you; no sources because they’re just facts.

source?

Fair enough, then it’s on me for being too lazy to find what I thought I was referring to.

It’s just a trend, in the early nineties (maybe late eighties) every metal band with a new album had a black and white photo of the band, each member wearing sunglasses and a doofus smile.

Is this a copy/paste of when this meme was psoted a few weeks ago? This comment really looks familiar…

In the Netherlands, the kroketten and bitterballen you buy at a restaurant or bar usually contain about 20% of horse meat. Since this is just small bits and pieces, it can be about any part of the animal. In the past it was in a lot more products, but consumption of horse meat is on a decline.

I get what you’re saying, and I kind of agree, but to be honest, I’ve had this happen so many times that I’ll first look where something is posted, if it’s (for instance, there are more) asklemmy I’ll just not reply at all.

Third post there: “We’re more active on c/nudism”. Still not very active though.

Apetor.

You’re reading a lot into that comment, it’s indeed not that common over here, but it isn’t non-existing either. If people need/want therapy, it’s available.

Edit: It’s also not that common to talk about therapy over here. Not that it’s taboo, but we don’t like to over share our medical history.

You’d make CaO that way, which mixed with water forms Ca(OH)2 (milk of lime). I’m not sure, but as I remember it NaOH is used to make liquid soaps, lime is used to make solid soaps.

Very substantive comment Dr. Bob!

Reading, it helps me detach from daily life. Not that daily life is hard, but at times I need the distraction. Making alcohol and distilling it in my home made still. It’s a great hobby, lots of tinkering and shenanigans. And in the end you get a nice drink.

Pacemakers are one of the few things that can get damaged by magnetic fields AFAIK.

Define worse. For most people’s use cases it’s not.

I’m good, thanks.

If the soil isn’t pale looking but a nice dark color, you’re good to start. Otherwise, mix in some compost. Plant some potatos, carrots, maybe kale. That’s it, at least where I live. Later you can worry about other vegetables.

Edit: If your soil isn’t fit for gardening, look into raised beds, basically a box on top of the soil filled with fertile soil. Also, you can grow potatos in garbage bags filled with soil/compost.

Oh, I see both “deleted by moderator” and “deleted by author”.