It's a setting that keeps a consistent warm temperature in order to proof bread doughs. Proofing is allowing the yeast to replicate in the dough and generate gas to leaven it.

They say tacos are just the hotdogs of hamburgers

You notice none of the rhetoric around Fetterman was replicated when McConnell fell? No one is saying that the 81 year old man who just took a concussion and a broken hip should resign or even "just asking questions" about it.

I found a rusted old cast iron that I cleaned up and I finally have the seasoning right so I can just throw meat on it and it sears without sticking at all. Still no slidey eggs but I'm proud of my work

I read it more as this guy has a pre-existing problem with vegans. I don't know any person who doesn't who would know what Protect the Harvest even is.

For those who don't know, it's an agriculture industry supported anti-anti animal cruelty organization. They oppose efforts to criminalize animal cruelty or promote animal welfare.

That's why they specifically booked 2 vegan/vegetarian events and then linked an article about the dangers of vegan extremists, I'm sure.

>Steinmetz said he and his wife would rather pull out of the events than ruin them with potential rioters and picketers.

Yeah, ok. People are really gonna show up and riot over your goats. This story amounts to "family decided not to do an event, blames mean messages." And the fact that the guy linked to an article fear mongering about vegan extremists ties the whole thing in a bow.

Edit - oh, and they booked two events specifically appealing to vegans and vegetarians before this totally real story

The Pennsylvania Family Institute he's the communications director for is just a cookie cutter far right religious activist organization.

Under their "issues" listings you can find

• anti-abortion listed as "life"

• anti-gay listed as "family"

• anti-trans listed as "culture"

• anti-gay and anti-trans listed as "religious freedom"

This story is why I can't find any sex toys shaped like northern Lebanon, isn't it?

You wanna share a timezone with Ohio?!

"I can help you if you're honest!" "The judge won't like it if I have to get a warrant!" and other lies they're inexplicably allowed to tell

Think about that for a second and wonder if maybe there's more to the story than just the drink. Who is making the joke and what you know about them tends to factor in quite a bit in how a joke is received so perhaps that has something to do with it.

>“I cannot just tax and spend like the country that provides you the right to be outraged by the slightest thing"

Tells you 100% of what you need to know about this shitbag.

All she really did was mush the A around a little into an R. If you want to escape for good you have to go to a place whose initials don't even look like PA.

Do it, fuck em up!

When Dennis Hastert was speaker of the house?

You know what bugs me about the general air of unease about delta 8 products? Anybody who's been smoking longer than a decade has smoked shit a stranger gave them in a sandwich bag or the torn off corner of a grocery bag. We were all willing to trust that guy your friend knows but we're supposed to freak out about what might be in gas station products? Gas station is a step up from buying from the guy behind the gas station!

Seems like both the manufacturer and the retailer would have grounds for a civil case against the cops in a reasonable world.

Looks like they cracked the case

That's an incredibly vague standard not supported by the facts. The larger point is that delta 8 is exactly as regulated as similar products but gets outsized attention because drugs bad.

Wait till you find out about supplements

I don't wanna brag but I totally called it and want to brag

In combat you always go for the juggler

Supposably

I look forward to the follow up on this. From the inexplicable motive on behalf of the manufacturer to it being tested in a national guard lab, this whole thing feels like drug panic.