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hormones

…wikipedia’s editorial process trends toward unbiased information over time…

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(ipadOS / safari)

…how do they quantify 3/10 of a bit?..

…it’s clearly a recently-filmed parody…

…or shadow of the demon lord…

…technically, it’s not not classified, it’s unclassified…

…does unclassified require something to have first been classified?..semantically, certainly, but technically i have no idea…

…there are at least three of us!..

…i thought little people lived in my parents’ radio and television who put on shows for us…

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…the f*ck is ‘US News News - Times Now’?..

…what about a battleship with turret-catapult A10 float planes?..

…i ate a fifteen-year-old bag of craisins sunday night; they were good!..

(my bowels disagreed monday morning, though)

…wendy’s has frosties, whataburger has dr. pepper shakes…

…excuse me sir, do you know where they store the ragu?..

…except he’s the worst attorney…

…only if you’re an elf or have access to diamond dust worth at least one hundred gold pieces…

…they say we die four deaths: first with the end of our own life, second with the memories of those who knew us, third with tales forgotten by people we never knew, and finally as our mark on the world crumbles to dust…

trinkets sing on the desert wind behind here
where ghosts have laid their final claims to rest
of who they were and what they thought they’d stayed for
has crumbled in their last dusty caress
they were blind

…if you’re specifically talking about modern malic-acid flavors, that technology wasn’t developed until the mid-seventies in east asia and wasn’t imported stateside until the early nineties, but it was an immediate hit and quickly swept through the domestic sour-candy market, with most brands offering ‘extreme’ variants of their existing products…

…i can’t recall any time when sour candy wasn’t a major product sector and a quick perusal of candy history essays shows it dating back nearly as long as manufactured candy has been a thing, with a history of sour preserved confections before that…

https://www.leaf.tv/articles/history-of-sweet-tarts/