Honest to God, I thought a "Librephone" was something that already existed. I think I was thinking of the PinePhone or smth.
EponymousBosh
My late cat (the one in my pic) REALLY wanted my grocery-store sushi one time, but I didn't give her any, so she decided to lick a big ol' glob of the wasabi.
She didn't like it.
I believe that guideline is only for perishable food like cooked foods, meat, etc. For shelf-stable things like bread and most fruits/veggies, it's basically "do they look OK?"
Omnivore, southeast USA.
When I worked in food service, I was taught that it takes four hours at room temperature for bacteria to reach dangerous levels in food, so that's what I go with. I assume there's other factors at play, but four hours is easy to remember and apply and I don't like to take chances with that stuff.
...well, I was gonna say porn but I actually like your idea better.
I block pretty freely, on all social media. Being both trans and religious means that people on any part of the political spectrum might think I'm subhuman, and I don't see the point of engaging when that's the case.
Them's pants
Phone in right front, keys in left front, wallet in back right. If there's only two pockets, keys and wallet go together in left pocket. If I have a bag I might toss my keys in it but I probably won't. If I'm wearing a jacket or coat then the keys and phone will probably end up in the left and right pockets, respectively, but I will still reflexively try to find them in my pants pockets and then go "oh wait, right."
Free blocklist in the comments!
There's a promising treatment for Huntington's disease in the works, and we might have vaccines for allergies and/or asthma at some point!
Why do they call it oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food?
You're probably right