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  • Polis has always tried way too hard to demonstrate that he sees nuance and splits hairs. Sometimes that baby is rancid and needs to go with the bathwater.

  • Please, demonstrate how safe it is. Lead the way.

  • Fair advice, thanks

  • Using Agaricus to include Amanitas. And several of my current books still do that.

  • You are correct. Taste is actually a common part of identification. You have to digest it to get hurt. But I personally just don't mess with ID'ing agaricus. There are a few choice primo ones, a couple that will kill you, and a whole bunch that are just bleh, and might make you violently vomit. And they are just so close in appearance, I leave them be.

  • Yeah, agaricus in general. Just too many lookalikes and most are not pleasant. I don't mess with those either.

  • I can smell your fabric softener, no matter how long ago you used it. Artificial perfumes of any kind just murder my sinuses. It suuuucks.

    I also can hear electronics, even just the lights, if that's all that's on. Maddening, because I can almost never find real silence. It's why I love camping.

  • And the interviewer's name?

    Colin Robinson.

  • Thanks for reminding me, I gotta get my area cleaned and prepped for this winter's grow.

  • The Thing (J Carpenter version) is the best SFX movie ever, imo, and holds up incredibly well. The original Dracula didn't need anything fancy. And for the best practical FX using camera angles and other filming tricks, any film by Buster Keaton is a masterpiece of cinema.

  • ¿Porque no los dos?

  • A Tux has been on my wishlist all year. updated

  • So, charged with being cool and awesome? Cuz that shit's great.

  • 10 years ago I met a hydrologist from Tehran. He told me aquifer depletion was a looming disaster then, and the government wouldn't face it.

  • Xi, showing off his superior reading ability. Dumpster waiting impatiently for Xi to tell him what the scary paper says.

  • "Dammit, Grandpa!"

  • Everything R&S, especially the gross stuff. Oh, man, did I love that show. "Have you got any rubber walrus protectors?" ... "Call the poliiiiceee"

  • He very obviously criticized the implementations he was witnessing, but still held to the ideals. It's easy to imagine "No, no, not like that! "

  • I love it when faschies quote Orwell. Like, you obviously didn't read his works or you would know he was a socialist.

    Edit: I'm not in any way about to get into deep discussions. I'm on mobile and have ADHD, so just deal with my overly reductionist statements.

    Edit 2: Orwell called himself a socialist, argue with him. Later, he became active in democratic socialism, and I'm not arguing whether that's the same or different. That's a whole other discussion. He was very critical of communism (very much not the same thing as socialism, at least in practice during the first half of the 20th century, and in the US and other western countries, socialists amd communists came to blows with each other), and Stalinism specifically. He was equally hypercritical of tory-flavored monarchism, and amy other type of authoritarian government.