Awesome!

Have you tried changing the user agent to chrome?

You’re right, wrong choice of wording on my part.

Could be cheaper enamel. Le Cruset specifically mentions it in their cleaning instructions

Bar Keeper’s Friend, or a paste of baking soda and water, also comes in handy for cleaning tough stains, oil residue and marks on your Dutch oven as well

I use it on my enameled dutch oven all the time and I’ve never had an issue.

Definitely this, but also if you are washing it and re-seasoning it after if you use too much oil it can cause it to get sticky.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/oct/01/irish-court-rules-subway-bread-is-not-bread

You must have missed the donut shop “pop in”

Re-wild it and let it maintain itself

There’s no yeast included though. Are they also maintaining a sourdough starter with that ration? Also a brioche would probably use up quite a bit of their ration for the month and possibly last about a week. Lastly, who puts vodka in rice?

That really makes me miss Graceland Too

I believe they are mostly not even ashes, just ground up bone fragments

You go to the doctor for food poisoning? What are they gonna do besides tell you that you have food poisoning and send you home?

Ugh I wish you hadn’t reminded me of screensavers. I loved that show! Now I feel old and sad haha

Can we take a minute to address portion sizes?

I met that cat last year! Super friendly.

Lots of us used to purchase Linux via floppies or CDs attached to a giant user manual that might hopefully help you get it working. I know we were purchasing the physical media itself, but I think people should remember how in those days you mostly couldn’t just easily download any distro and it would just work.

Credit card usually isn’t so bad. It’s usually pretty easy to dispute charges etc, debit card on the other hand…no way that’s getting saved

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Her sentence is actually 9 years

How does the math work out on that? I’m not quite sure what home prices are like in the UK, but let’s say you bought a house for 350k and paid cash. That leaves 400k. You retire at 30, and conservatively have 40 more years to live. That’s only 10k/year for the rest of your life. You still have expenses such as home insurance, car insurance, consumables, etc. Doesn’t seem like much. To be fair I’m also not factoring in any kind of pension or social security or anything like that.