I don't understand why, when confronted with the idea that we should eliminate hunger, you equated that with communist revolution
I know you're just making fun, but I bought $6 worth of pistachios today and it'll probably last me about 3 weeks
There's quite a chasm between a $100 million boat and a $100 device...
Or, you know, we could spend slightly more on existing food programs and relax eligibility requirements...
We don't have to put Stalin in charge to better fund SNAP or free school lunches
Each serving gets like 8 salted pistachios from the bulk food aisle at the HEB
When confronted with his assertion that he created a story, Vance — after a long pause of on-air silence — backpedaled, saying he “created the American media focusing on it,” and continued to insist that the story came from “first-hand accounts,” which has been proven false.
Where is this video? I really want to see his facial expression during this long pause
I eat oatmeal with raisins, pistachios, and molasses like 4 mornings a week. It's fucking delicious
Greater than just the South, the eugenics movement in the US in the early 20th century, with forced sterilizations and criminalizing interracial marriage, happened nationally.
Though you don't need to be capitalist to be racist as fuck. Racism exists all over the world in many different government and economic systems throughout all of human history
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They're also purposefully leaning into this to keep the conversation about immigration, because it's pretty much the only issue they have had an advantage on. Without Trump talking about eating pets, we'd all be talking about his abortion stance right now, which is deeply unpopular.
Thought this was a crossover on noncredibledefense for a second
Edit: Of course it was posted there first.
I'll preface this with I'm by no means a professional soil scientist, but I am an avid gardener. The best type of soil for your purpose depends on a ton of variables. Are you adding to existing soil? Are you planting in-ground, in a pot, or a raised bed? How much moisture do you need to retain? What type of soil is best suited for the specific plants you're planting? What pH do they need to thrive?
If you're planting a standard vegetable garden, you'll probably go with a compost-rich loamy soil. If I were to dig a hole in my clay yard and fill it with that kind of soil though, it'd form a "bowl" and drain poorly, leading to root rot. I use raised beds to avoid this problem.
If you want to get wonky, the native soil where I live is ustert vertisol. You can learn about the different soil categories here. Here's a map of general soil order locations in the US. You can even check out the USDA's Web Soil Survey and map out your address to see what soil formation you're on.