

No, it’s happening everywhere. But I’ve also seen some significant resistance happening in other cities like NYC, Newark, Portland, Chicago, Seattle, SF, etc.
No, it’s happening everywhere. But I’ve also seen some significant resistance happening in other cities like NYC, Newark, Portland, Chicago, Seattle, SF, etc.
I also use Reddit. My local sub can’t be replicated here, unfortunately, and it’s a very valuable resource to know what’s going on in the local community.
The United States was a mistake.
Caballo, yes. That’s specific to Costa Rica. I forget where I heard the goat one (cabron) but I think it was either Spain or Mexico.
In some Spanish-speaking regions, a goat is usually like a big dumb guy. And calling someone a horse is another way of saying they’re stupid.
Oh are you in a very cold climate? I think they are one of the most hardy species, along with P. incarnata. I’d also like to try growing that species but they don’t seem to be commonly available here. I’ve also heard of people growing P. edulis but it’s marginal for them since they’re more tropical.
I live in an urban area so I’m always trying to figure out how to maximize my use of space and vines are one such way. I tried growing a hardy kiwi this year but it’s struggling—I think it came with phytophthora from the nursery.
Sure but they only want the bots they approve of. That way they can charge for the privilege of allowing someone’s preferred bots onto the platform.
Mine started bolting but I just keep cutting it back.
In my area P. caerulea is a common ornamental vine. Not the most delicious species but not bad either. The inside of the fruit is bright red and almost looks bloody. I think maybe that’s a factor in why they’re not eaten, since it might be a bit off-putting for some.
You can read about them here: https://notahorticulturist.com/2019/08/23/passiflora-caerulea/
Technically CECOT is on the same side of the equator as the US–unless you meant somewhere else.
First good harvests of basil and sorrel. A few cherry tomatoes but full production hasn’t started yet. Pluots are coming ripe, and ornamental passion fruits, which most people do not deem edible, but I do :)
We’ve had a relatively cool start to summer which the plants have been loving. My citrus is even still blooming which is quite unusual.
I’ve thought of this years ago. Y’all are just lucky I’m not a terrorist.
I think you’re right and it was mainly me that was confused, so I deleted my comment. My apologies.
That’s what the nutritional science supports though? Eating a small amount of meat is not vegetarian so I don’t understand your objection.
It seems like you’re trying to turn a scientific overview into some political debate.
Because the US is a fucking police state that wants to control where the poors can go. If anyone could just walk out of their neighborhood then who knows where they might got. You have to keep them in their ghetto so you don’t have to look at them.
Correlation is not causation though. Better and more popular candidates are naturally going to attract more donations. Especially the corrupt donations from the rich who don’t care who wins and just want to curry favor with whoever will be in power.
I’m not saying it has no effect but it’s hard to tease apart exactly how much.
Well, the courts potentially. I am asking mainly to see whether this guy could impose another costly and embarrassing court case on the administration. While people are saying they can do whatever they want unless stopped, and there is truth to this, the more pushback, the more political cost.
Is this not protected speech?
Is silicone toxic?