Ill* effects. Damn autocorrect

Weirdly, the BRR was considered edible until the late 20th century. You can eat it regularly for years with no I'll effects, until one day your immune system decides to attack its own red blood cells.

So, to answer your question. She probably loves them in a bisque.

Peterson makes word salad, Stock makes soup.

Classic! This pops us an earworm now and again and always brings a little cheer to my day.

Capitalists gonna capitalise...

The Joby Rollin' Podcast

You're welcome.
I just hope you're not getting downhearted by a perceived lack of interaction. I, for one, appreciate your efforts. I hardly ever click 'like' on anything. I reserve that for things outstanding to me, otherwise my mouse would break and my finger would become arthritic.

You're one of the most featured in my feed. Generally, I sympathise with your posts. So the algorithms seem to be working, if their purpose is to connect like-minded people.
I can't remember how I came to follow you. You were either in a 'starter pack' or posted something particularly compelling.

Northern hemisphere spring and summer, where most of the land is, sucks up a lot of CO2 with plant growth. Winter and autumn much of it is released back into the atmosphere as vegetation decays.

Aaahh, but what about the far more impactful 'say no to drugs' campaign? Let us not forget the success'

If a significant proportion of people believe that, there's definitely a conversation to be had about the failure of public education.
But, yes. Don't feed the trolls. They'll only thrive and return for sustenance.