Yeah, I checked that out after you mentioned it existed and promptly stopped caring when I saw it’s > .50/load.

I haven’t had a need to make my own dishwasher powder like I have laundry powder, so I’ve been using boxes powder, but no way in fuck am I paying that kind of price for it. I’d make it myself for that price…

I already make my own laundry soap, so I wonder if it’s that different

So you have any idea how many fucking things include corn byproducts? Almost all of them.

My partner has a coconut and vinegar allergy, I can sympathize

I honestly think that a lot of recipes are written for people who just don’t like things that have a lot of flavor

He made his own dishwasher powder? I was unaware of that, I’ll have to try to find that

I had a neighbor with a colecovision, that still feels like a fever dream

“need to” and “intelligent business strategy” don’t have to be the same thing.

Sure, they could just find it themselves with the money that SpaceX paid them for fucking yo their land. Or they could do that while also offering people to pay a pittance to join in the fun and further dig the knife into Elon to show how many people hate the sad little bitch with no friends. And, you know, the free publicity from making fun of said sad little bitch.

Yep! Thought Emporium posted a video where he showed off the techniques that humans could have used if the aliens never returned their calls.

Cum-puter

Backhanded compliments like that can be fun.

I worked for a community college for a few years, and we had pretty high turnover in our department, and they had a rather strict ‘no rehire’ policy for people having worked there (so new people could come in and learn too), and it was always funny overhearing my manager explain that for everyone, but the positives he gave after were night and day. For good techs he’d tout their actual abilities, but for the trogs, they’d get something like good attendance or always on time. The sorts of answers that are technically true and a positive quality, but the person on the other end hears ‘this dude sucks and this is the best I can say about him’.

I’m pretty sure that’s an actual audience, not a laugh track

I never considered caramelizing the onions before drying and powdering them… I’ll have to set aside some of our garden haul for that

Tell me how this wouldn’t work if the orc was a woman. If you only find it funny because “ew dudes”, maybe that’s you talking and not the comic… Because I could see this working just as well with either one being the opposite sex.

We’d then just have to deal with people like you calling it gross because a dude forced himself on a woman or something.

People never hesitate to show that feels > reals

You can say that but I remember Fukushima. The damage causes by the Fukushima meltdown cost more than the power company’s total profits in Japan over the previous 40 years.

And it’s a mistake that will never happen again, as this accident immediately triggered a ton of retrofitting across the nuclear reactors in use specifically to cover the eventuality that Fukushima showed us.

Now compare Fukushima to the ongoing effects of fossil fuel plants, and the deaths caused. What do you think caused more deaths, Fukushima, or stopping all nuclear plants in the country? This paper argues that the shutdown caused an increase in mortality (people freezing to death over winter due to up to 40% higher energy costs) ultimately killing more people than radiation exposure (emphasis mine):

To put these estimates in context, we calculate that the higher electricity prices resulted in at least an additional 1,280 deaths during 2011-2014. Since our data only covers the 21 largest cities in Japan, which represents 28 percent of the total population, the total effects for the entire nation are even larger. Meanwhile, the number of deaths due to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident is much lower. No deaths have yet to be directly attributable to radiation exposure, though projections estimate a cumulative 130 deaths (Ten Hoeve and Jacobson 2012). An estimated 1,232 deaths occurred as a result of the evacuation after the accident.7 Therefore, the deaths from the higher electricity prices likely outnumber the deaths from the accident in only four years if we extrapolate our estimates to the entire country, and almost certainly outnumber the deaths over a longer time period given that the higher electricity prices persisted beyond the end of our study. This suggests that ceasing nuclear energy production has contributed to more deaths than the accident itself.

So keep telling me that nuclear is safe, and I’ll keep pointing to the damage it is guaranteed to cause.

Nuclear power is the safest form of energy per TWH. Tell me again how much you care about guaranteed damage caused by an energy source. Nuclear may have a large local impact, but that’s not remotely comparable to the global environmental impact that fossil fuels have, both in premature deaths and impact on the climate. Shutting down nuclear before you have a non-fossil fuel base load source in the name of safety is spending dollars to get pennies.

And you’re risking your entire city, all at once, everything in it.

Out of over 660 plants over 60 years, there’s been 3 ‘major’ accidents, of which only one of them was even close to what you’re describing. Fukishima has close to a quarter million people living there today. Heck, even the small town of londonberry township (3 mile island) has almost 5000 people in it.

Your argument is based in hysterics, not reality.

Someone explain the concept of sarcasm to this poster.

other formats are confusing

Good luck sorting anything by date!

The only woosh here is you thinking you’re doing anything other than cringeposting a lame meme that wasn’t funny 20 years ago.

Rot in piss chuck, you’re finally as dead as your lame ass meme. At least now Bruce Lee can finally kick your ass again.

I don’t remember anyone telling me that bilbo was the son of God, so I think we can hold different yardsticks here.

Chuck Norris isn’t even 100% talented, bitch couldn’t be 200% of anything other than cringe

The ‘more magic switch’ is one of my favorite stories like that, right up there with the 500 mile email.