I don’t remember the name or the restaurant he works at, but a chef at one of Philly’s top restaurants likes to sabre the cork off of champagne bottles. I am assuming his many knives and caramelizing torch are significantly more dangerous.
This surprises me. My son and his wife are relatively new DPTs. Many of their instructors were chiropractors, and from conversations with my son I don’t think there are any non-woo things a chiropractor does that they aren’t trained in.
OK, you’ve followed for one step. Would you consider taking another?
Proposed: In a civilized urban society where law and order are in working order… where the courts are both thoughtful and well staffed… and were legislators have the public good ( and not raising money for re election ) on their minds…
That guns are a trap and that they are nothing but pricey toys. They can be used for hunting (by a well regulated, educated and trained populace) and they can be used for skeet/trap and plinking paper targets by citizens with too much money on their hands.
But… they can Never be used the way Hollywood Movies portray them as being used without destroying someone’s personal morals as well as lowering their rank from upstanding citizen to felon in need of rehabilitation and imprisonment.
Anyway, that’s my POV. I doubt I’d ever get elected on any platform for it.
We got new Xerox machines at work yesterday. The old ones had a hole punch feature on the finisher, and would also let you select one of three trays for output. The new ones don’t allow either. They do produce clean documents free of spots and streaks, and they have pretty touchscreens, so that’s good I guess. 
In the presence of a large deflated balloon, sure. Otherwise I’d be bumping my alertness level a couple notches.
Nope, we pack up before toasting the flight; you’d need some good x-ray vision to see the envelope in it’s bag in the back of the vehicle/trailer.
Was snacking on Froot Loops last night (dry). I Googled it for some reason. Only to learn the yellow loops are not lemon-flavored, and the purple loops are not grape-flavored. There are eight colors, and they’re all the same flavor. I have been deceived my whole life. I will never be the same.
Apple Jacks are almost identical to Froot Loops, except they add a bit of apple concentrate to make them a little more apple-tasting. Otherwise it’s the same cereal.
Well, I have some bad news about Trix…
Cereals are my favorite food, especially the overly-sweetened ones that Mom forbade us as children.
My wife is visiting her mother, so I dropped her off at the airport and picked up a jumbo box of Lucky Charms on the way home…
… I wonder if I can tell the difference between the
[ Leprechaun accent ]
Pink Hearts, Bluuue Mooons an’ Greeen Clovahs?
Now there is Froot Loops with marshmallows.
Society is doomed.
Is it like skittles? Where the smell determines the taste?
What I’d like to find is a peanut butter cereal that actually tastes like peanut butter. Captain Crunch can go suck a barnacle.
I once discovered a handful of Lucky Charms in my underwear a long time ago. They clattered to the linoleum floor when I went to the loo.
Still have no idea how they got there.
Autism Awareness Day was this past week. I made a post on Facebook
My family and the friends who know me well all thought is was hilarious. Then, it occurred to me that some friends who don’t know me that well might not know that I really am autistic. They could read the post as a cruel joke mocking people with autism. I made a comment clarifying things. This got more replies than the original post. All those comments were basically ‘Yes. I knew you were autistic. I have known for a long time now.’
I am not sure how to feel about this.
No, they smell and taste identical. They’re all the same blend of fruit flavors/scent and sugar. The only difference is color.
The “Skittles test” is to taste different ones with your nose plugged so you can’t smell. With Froot Loops you don’t even have to do that; just close your eyes and you can’t tell the difference (because there is none).
Dammit, now I want Cap’n Crunch.
(Talk about sugar bomb!)
Well, they do have those single portions now (if you can deal with the guilt of those little plastic “bowls”).
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So you don’t have to buy a big box like I do (I should feel guilty about that, but over-the-top cereal is so good…).
By the way, there’s a Milk&Cereal Bar in NYC (near Chinatown). Luckily, I don’t live around the corner like people I know do.
For normies to identify autistics is about as hard as it is for a sighted person to identify a redhead.
It’s the autistics who have a hard time identifying it in themselves and others. And in going public with that knowledge once they have it.
Congrats. You’re now “out”.
Ooooooh, not sure I needed to know about those! But it could be a useful work snack, if I buy the box I will eat the boxful totally absentmindedly!