Also known as "the second half of monopoly"

and the number one thing that got hogs mad on reddit

dijon garlic champignons

It's either the first or the second one, but they're all so good

I'm halfway through Season 5 of Peaky Blinders and would feel like I'm cosplaying Tommy Shelby if I wore a greatcoat. Too sigma.

Okay but do I leave the pin in or is that too much?

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I want to start wearing makeup for pretty much the first time outside of Halloween. My partner has vegan products from Elf and Wet & Wild so I don't think it's the material, but anything going near my eyes makes them water SO MUCH. Eye shadow, eyeliner. Even thinking about it makes me start to tear up. I want to wear eye products tho. How do I make my eyes stop being waterfalls?

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You should consider stealing a registration sticker off a vehicle in the meantime to lessen the chance of getting a ticket.

Ok, hear me out. Christopher Walken Devimon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5st8Wemu7Y4

https://www.denverpost.com/2024/11/21/colorado-bureau-investigation-agent-racist-slur-doug-pearson/

Colorado cop says slur on camera and faces no repercussion

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I don't like it because I think the context of the image is potentially neglectful but I get the absurdity of it and why other people think its funny to post.

you can delete this now we have saved its vital essence

Fibre isn't a silver bullet, for people who already get sufficient fibre, increasing intake without changing other factors it may increase the size of the stool and make it harder to pass. The more important aspect is what kinds of fibre (soluble/insoluble), liquid intake, exercise and sleep, amongst other factors. Motility can be affected by stress, medication, allergies or inflammation and certain foods can counteract, instigate or aggravate those. For example, supplements/ingredients like guar gum (a fibre) can ferment and cause bloating and gas.

For some people who suffer from GI issues, decreasing fibre intake (called a low residue diet) can give relief in the short term, possibly while they go on a FODMAP isolation diet to find out if they have any intolerances or allergies. Especially reducing insoluble fibres (the kind you'd get from oatmeal husks, corn, psyllium supplements or fibrous vegetables) that only add bulk.

Unfortunately I've seen people spin this into advocacy for eating more meat and dairy .

It's such a funny bit I'm glad you enjoy it.
I try to sneak in little cues that it's a new bureaucrat responding, but nothing crazy. Just punctuation or the like

I'm noticing more bureaucrats continuing conversations started by other bureaucrats so it looks like the other user is having a seamless conversation and its it makes me really happy that we've evolved to this point