??? Who is complaining?

I do not check baggage.

HEB's reputation never ceases to amaze me.

I used to use Macy's as a general bellwether of quality, but I believe in recent years (decades?) they have introduced more inexpensive items to compete for the Target demographic, so I would not blindly trust them any longer.

Similar to REI, though, there are specialty stores like Fleet Feet and Road Runner Sports that stick to well respected brands. You cannot really make a bad purchase there, but just in case, they also have knowledgeable staff who can guide you to specifically what you need. The downside is that piece of mind comes with a price: price.

I run marathons and always pack peanut butter so I do not have to worry about finding some at my destination. It is part of a traditional race day breakfast.

The TSA had been restricting peanut butter container size for quite a while--I guess it was just unofficially until now.

Edit: I package it in multiple 2oz condiment "to go" containers.

And that is just avocados and Roma tomatoes!

It is no secret that while your country may be a democracy, your company is most likely a dictatorship.

They associate them with clowns.

Enzyme solutions like Nature's Miracle will break up blood.

Walmart has over 2.2 million employees, of which between 14,500 and 25,000 receive SNAP, Medicaid, or state welfare program assistance.

You make a really good point there!

NEH either, but that seems like it would be an obvious solution. There is no particular need for it to be on a different screw except for convenience.

Another solution is just to use a shorter screw.

It depends on how "informal" your donations are.

> Or gett a really good home insurance where they don’t look for electrical fires.

Or causes of accidentally electrocutions. The sub is called buy-it-for-life, not buy-it-for-living!

>“Today we name Brittney Griner ‘Arizonan of the Year’ because no other Arizona newsmaker in 2022 captured the public eye as intensely as she did.

I guess it was between her and Kyrsten Sinema.

>North Dimension was where FTX customers were told to wire money if they wanted to trade on its exchange, according to a complaint filed Wednesday by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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>North Dimension was no Crazy Eddie of crypto. The website is rife with misspellings and bizarre product prices; for example, item listings sometimes showed “sale” prices that were hundreds of dollars above a regular price. And customers finding their way to the site may have had trouble actually buying products once they got there. Clicking on a laptop, say, would generate this pop-up: “Fee free to send a message. We collaborate with ambitious brands and people; we’d love to build something great together.”

People trusted this company with millions of dollars of their wealth? What do the poorly run exchanges look like?

No Chicago Electric or Bauer? Some people are not being honest.

While I would agree that the phrasing "using buzzwords to trick you" is a bit much, I believe the poster is essentially making the same point /u/ACMEPrinting did a little later. In the US, the FDA does not have any specific label requirements that differentiate "wheat flour" from "whole wheat flour" from "100% whole grain wheat". They make recommendations, but the manufacturer ultimately can use whatever language they want. The onus is on the consumer to check the nutrition label.

Next you will telling us that eating carbs does not make you fat.

They also cannot be a member of any political party on the date of their nomination for election. But that is because the President is largely a ceremonial office.

Singapore is a de facto dictatorship run by the People's Action Party and its Prime Minister. In the last 60+ years, there have only been three different Prime Ministers ruling Singapore.

I only saw the first episode and thought it was meh. The stories and characters just were not as engaging as the Tolkien movies. And, sure it looked cinematic, but not $500M cinematic. The Mandalorian had a polished look as well, and cost 1/5 as much.

China is never a given nowadays.

The honest answer is no, that test would be insufficient to verify the weight capacity. Under ideal conditions an aluminum can can support your weight for five minutes.

A properly anchored mantel, though, can support 50lbs per stud (18"). So if your mantel was installed right and is of standard width, it should be able to hold 150+lbs.

Now it is a terrarium for homeless people.

I speculate that it is because they were not targeting any particular individual, just firing shots indiscriminately where they thought the migrants were hiding.

Edit: Hey! I did not charge the people with manslaughter, the DA did. I am just putting forth a possible reason why, in answer to the question.

I was thinking it was the roommate of this guy.