@jayastu.bsky.social
The term ‘compound butter’—aka butter that met rosemary and her girl sage at a party—is proof that food people have taken themselves waaay too seriously.
It’s not a molecular bond.
It’s literally just flavored butter.
It’s not a molecular bond.
It’s literally just flavored butter.
a blurred image of a man cooking in a kitchen with a can of food in the background
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December 30, 2024 at 1:36 AM
The term ‘compound butter’—aka butter that met rosemary and her girl sage at a party—is proof that food people have taken themselves waaay too seriously.
It’s not a molecular bond.
It’s literally just flavored butter.
It’s not a molecular bond.
It’s literally just flavored butter.
I might murder someone, if I see another "Who is Luigi Mangione" thread.
December 10, 2024 at 6:42 PM
I might murder someone, if I see another "Who is Luigi Mangione" thread.
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Suddenly the right loves juries in New York.
Daniel Penny has been acquitted by a NY jury of negligent homicide in the killing of Jordan Neely.
December 9, 2024 at 8:04 PM
Suddenly the right loves juries in New York.
How about 'Aimless, college dropout who reveals his true nature is protected by woke NY jury that loves black people?'
NB: As a result of this verdict, I apparently do not know what "negligence" means, although it definitely was in my SAT prep list.
NB: As a result of this verdict, I apparently do not know what "negligence" means, although it definitely was in my SAT prep list.
Imagine, just imagine, if Jordan Neely had been white and Daniel Penny was black
Imagine what some of the folks defending Penny today would be saying.
Just imagine.
Imagine what some of the folks defending Penny today would be saying.
Just imagine.
December 9, 2024 at 11:00 PM
How about 'Aimless, college dropout who reveals his true nature is protected by woke NY jury that loves black people?'
NB: As a result of this verdict, I apparently do not know what "negligence" means, although it definitely was in my SAT prep list.
NB: As a result of this verdict, I apparently do not know what "negligence" means, although it definitely was in my SAT prep list.