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Any time is dangerous. Phantom night darters and collision-quest nomad drivers. It’s a jungle out there.
Mite the heathens.
It’s academic now because nobody will be able to afford coffee now that the Orange Menace has started a trade war with Columbia .
“…both for the traveling public and employees working on the state highway system.” That site is a work zone.
I use reusable straws and carry them in my purse. I’m crafty enough that I stitched together a little pouch that holds three of my metal straws and one plastic …
Not sure what your point is
Hmm, that’s about employee safety. I couldn’t easily find a definition of traffic on the site.
Awesome march. I might have missed it, but there’s a lot of folks on the Humboldt sub Reddit - for those who don’t use FB etc - and posting there …
Oh, you mean read the whole thing? 🙃The link goes to a list of shelters and their criteria for opening; unfortunately it’s all based on having enough volunteers.
There will be nothing to help from the Feds. We are on our own. No half-steppin now.
You might be surprised at how digitally connected the unhoused population is. Keep in mind the vast majority of people that are homeless are working homeless, and that there have …
This is amazing. May it happen as far and wide as possible for the Yurok people, and other nations.
Nope.
That’s not true
We use the Keurig with the refillable pods so we can use the good local coffee, but when I am camping it’s the Aeropress every day. I got a new …
“I see everyone is having a productive morning. You know, it gives me a swell of pride knowing that soldiers of your, caliber, will be leading the charge…” -Master Sgt …
I hadn’t ever tried a keurig until in a vacation rental last summer. Seemed like it made really weak coffee, needed multiple little pods. I am confused how they got …
A mit-y predator. They feed on flies and their larvae.
With sea level rise coming, any vegetation is good vegetation to help hold the dunes together and not let them just get washed away and flood the Humboldt Bay area. …
An Aeropress makes a great cup of coffee. Much faster than a French press and can be used for an espresso style or Americano style. The filters are much smaller …
I recycle my husband’s pods & make garlands 👍 https://uploads.disquscdn.c…
That’s what a lot of animals say about humans. A lot of animals.
We were gifted a Keurig. So I went and bought the completely reusable pods. Can use the same coffee we’d use in our French press. Shake the used coffee grounds …
I don’t know, but I’m certain they wouldn’t speak like a cop.
Yes, the effect found wasn’t massive and they were researching moderately high amounts of intake. That said, if you’re a one cup guy pour over is 🔥
Interesting, thanks for the link. Didn’t know about dipterenes and LDL cholesterol. I”m a press (and Bialetti) user but I only have one cup a day so I’m probably fine.
When our last electric coffee maker died I hauled out an old cafe press I had lying around. Five years later and we haven’t looked back. We also got a …
Eeeeeeeee. I hate parasites
Right. I have been using a gold filter that I bought in 1986.
What an amazing world.