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  • A less cynical answer is it's probably because around this time of year folks have a turkey or goose or some large piece of meat leftover from the holidays. These timely videos show how to make the most of food that could go to waste, which would be why a few different channels surface this topic each year around this time of year.

  • Good luck finding somewhere not watched. Or be yourselves and just go for it on the ward.

  • Take it back. Make others never want to take it again.

  • They think free means "costs no money" when we want free to be "has no cost".

  • Always thought that was Sicilian.

  • Trump flexing on Putin like "and we didn't need all 3 days".

  • Not sure what kind of time needs to pass for restoration to be called archaeology but this article doesn't make that distinction.

    When archaeologists began work on the site of Scotland's first skatepark last August, there was one prominent question being asked - when had the ground actually been filled in?

    They are looking for when in the 80s did a skatepark built in the 70s close. Calling it archaeology is clickbait and literally not worth your time.

  • It's called "taste of their own medicine". We could be angry at a legit good option to remove troubling people. Piers Morgan can go fuck off back to England. Jordan Peterson can get fucked back to Canada. Andrew Tate can go back to the swamp and stop being anorexic Shrek. We can finally get rid of problems that doesn't require incarceration or dead bodies.

  • 1 Don’t feel obligated to defend property—especially corporate “private” property. Before confronting someone or contacting the police, ask yourself if anyone is being hurt or endangered by property “theft” or damage. If the answer is “no,” then let it be.

    2 If something of yours is stolen and you need to file a report for insurance or other purposes, consider going to the police station instead of bringing cops into your community. You may inadvertently be putting someone in your neighborhood at risk.

    3 If you observe someone exhibiting behavior that seems “odd” to you, don’t assume that they are publicly intoxicated. A traumatic brain injury or a similar medical episode may be occurring. Ask if they are OK, if they have a medical condition, and if they need assistance.

    4 If you see someone pulled over with car trouble, stop and ask if they need help or if you can call a tow truck for them. If the police are introduced to such a situation, they may give punitive and unnecessary tickets to people with car issues, target those without papers, or worse.

    5 Keep a contact list of community resources like suicide hotlines. When police are contacted to “manage” such situations, people with mental illness are sixteen times more likely to be killed by cops than those without mental health challenges.

    6 Check your impulse to call the police on someone you believe looks or is acting “suspicious.” Is their race, gender, ethnicity, class, or housing situation influencing your choice? Such calls can be death sentences for many people.

    7 Encourage teachers, coworkers, and organizers to avoid inviting police into classrooms, workplaces, and public spaces. Instead, create for a culture of taking care of each other and not unwittingly putting people in harm’s way. If you’re part of a group that’s holding a rally or demonstration, don’t get a permit or otherwise cooperate with the police.

    8 If your neighbor is having a party and the noise is bothering you, go over and talk to them. Getting to know your neighbors with community events like monthly block parties is a good way to make asking them to quiet down a little less uncomfortable, or to find another neighbor who is willing to do so.

    9 If you see someone peeing in public, just look away! Remember, for example, that many houseless people do not have reliable access to bathrooms.

    1 0 Hold and attend de-escalation, conflict resolution, first-aid, volunteer medic, and self-defense workshops in your neighborhood, school, workplace, or community organization.

    11 Street art is beautiful! Don’t report graffiti and other street artists. If you see work that includes fascistic or hate speech, paint over it yourself or with friends.

    1 2 Remember that police can escalate domestic violence situations. You can support friends and neighbors who are being victimized by abusers by offering them a place to stay, a ride to a safe location, or to watch their children. Utilize community resources like safe houses and hotlines.

  • That's how you know he's pro-gun. /s

  • "Yankee go home" makes more sense than the original in a language which uses "amigo" as friend.

  • At least when the US finally eats Saudi Arabi it will cap a decades long outstanding justice issue of Saudi Arabia being responsible for 9/11.

  • Appeasement is always tried against Hitlers. Never seems to work though.

  • They're addicted to the idea of using violence and being a hero for it.

  • They want justice when they should want revenge

  • Evolution needs to address some bug fixes

  • The future of the grid is a short term dumpster fire followed by a generation of grid improvements learned the hard way.

  • Storage is often the problem. Having the right containers, space in a fridge/cabinet/counter for the food and containers (when not in use) is a problem that needs solving. These are also an added cost that are not necessarily in budget.

    You're right that the math works out that the savings are worth the hassle. Many folks are not ready for that level of persistent multi step hassle. They are hungry and want food now.