Far too sweet to use wherever mayo is used. I guess it has a place if you are trying your hand at 1950's cooking and making the abominations that were served during that era.
It's not really an infection, but compartment syndrome is something that can happen in legs after an injury. Basically internal swelling of the muscles which starts to damage tissue once the pressure gets too high. It causes severe pain, and in some cases can eventually require amputation if left untreated.
The treatment is... brutal. It's called a fasciotomy and fits well with the setting of pre-modern medicine as it hasn't really changed much since the 1800's. Basically, a doctor makes a long, deep cut, almost down your entire leg, until your leg is basically filleted open. Sometimes, multiple of these cuts are needed all around the leg. The cuts must be kept open until pressure is relieved, which can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, at which point they are stuctured up. I would recommend avoiding pictures if you are squeamish.
I've often thought about how society might be different if every year or so, we all voted on who was the worst person in the world, and then executed them. Similarly, voting for the worst company in the world and then dissolving it entirely, with executives and board members imprisoned. The absolute worst individuals and companies would have significant societal pressure to avoid being monsters. It wouldn't even matter if everything they did was legal, it's just a matter of public opinion.
Yea, I don't know how anyone can have lived through the last decade and still think "no one is above the law". What a crock of shit that turned out to be. The rich and powerful absolutely are above the law and anyone who thinks otherwise has their head in the sand. Literally the only time rich people get punished is when then have committed crimes against other rich people.
Like, does OP really think anything would happen if there was proof of them fucking kids? There could be a full video of Trump tearing a 6 year old boy in half and feasting on his heart, and literally nothing would happen to him.
What price? I don't see any price for the onions. I see a price for the basil behind them. You wouldn't be posting misleading bullshit for fake internet points, would you OP?
You can hate them. You can, personally, dislike their games. But to pretend like The Last of Us doesn't fall under every definition of a "good game" is just being willfully obtuse.
Like, I don't personally like racing games, but I'm not going to smugly claim that games like Forza aren't good. I'd have to really like the smell of my own farts to make that claim.
The Fediverse is a fucking fantasy world. Some real shit takes from people who live on the fringe who have convinced themselves that everyone thinks and acts like them.
Even in the realm of fantasy, that is absurdly high. Like, that is insane. That's like putting an artifact in your campaign and claiming it can heat up to 150 zillion kelvin. Even if you ignore how impossible it would be for something like that to exist, physics would have some strong words about how catastrophic that would be for everything around it. And by everything around it, I mean the entire fucking planet and probably a few neighboring ones.
I'm usually fine with hand waving away pesky things like physics and the laws of thermodynamics when it comes to fictional worlds, but holy shit there is a limit.
This reads like a The Other End comic.