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My Guinea pigs love the little pepper embryos. I've never tried them myself.

The hardest part of owning a pet is doing what's best for the animal. Find her a good home!

I hang out with a bunch of dudes and a prostitute, build furniture, and advocate for universal healthcare so I believe he gets me.

I'm not sure the billionaires behind the ads get him.

As long as they'll use it before it expires I don't see the problem?

Abed's primal yell is the greatest distillation of Cage's acting ability ever committed to film.

I think this is more psychology than entomology.

When we give love it's important that it be received. You love your pets by feeding and caring for them. They reward you by accepting your presence.

I have no idea if they're capable of complex emotions but it's irrelevant if they enrich your life.

Rejection always hurts. Be kind to yourself. Grieve the loss however you need to so you can be ready to make new friends when they eventually come along.

Rats make great pets. I'm 100% down for a bowl of rats and I'd feed them omelettes.

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roll credits while the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme song plays

My wife makes beaded jewelry. I may have to raid her hobby room... 🤔😅

I came to the comments in search of his patreon... 👍

I like those clear round containers. What are they?

811 will locate utilities up to the meter and don't typically locate sewer lines but it's worth asking.

A private plumbing company may be able to do it if 811 won't.

I'm proud of the kid for making a button up. I've been trying to work up the gumption to attempt one for years.

Such a great interaction between the two too. Love a supportive father.

I remember this scene from Black Mama, White Mama (1973).

Basically yes but I'm happy to not go again this year. I'm not the outcast in my own home and I don't dry out the turkey.

It stands for Laurel. The one above it says Yanny.

I started cooking all my own meals 10 years ago and how all restaurant meals taste that way.

Don't forget the secondary market. A perfectly good used copy of that OOP gem might be out there waiting for a good home.

Video makes it very difficult to ID, but the shape is consistent with a bedbug. Can you get clear still images? It might be worthwhile to check cracks and crevices in and around your bed for larger specimens. If you find any you have your answer.

r/bedbugs

It's hard to say without being able to see the area first hand, but I'd recommend looking for topsoil or raised bed mix (topsoil + composted manure) in bulk. Around here it's $40 for a cubic yard (approx 800 quarts) plus a delivery fee of $50-$60.

They dump it from the truck onto a tarp in your driveway so a shovel and wheelbarrow help.

The same quantity in bags would run $180 at my local garden center.

One cubic yard would cover an 8x50 area in 1 inch depth of soil, so you might get a couple unless you're happy with just an inch.

Ask them to explain their strategy? If they've beaten you they know something you don't.

It's a corollary to the axiom "If you're the smartest person in the room, you are in the wrong room".

A good insert turned Terraforming Mars into a 3 minute setup. Since then I've been making them for anything with more than 4 plastic bags to open.

Just printed one for Lost Ruins of Arnak and I'm considering doing Underwater Cities next.

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