Good advice. It does depend on your environment, though. I live in the mountains where it's super dry all the time, and we basically never get mold on anything. As long as it's not literally dripping, I can put a cutting board away in a cupboard still wet and it will be bone-dry in an hour.
NielsBohron
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For real. Our bamboo cutting boards are ok, but after a few months of use we can only use them for savory dishes, because everything tastes like onions
And Russians. Very stable geniuses and Russians
Or ICE, for that matter
I mean, I frequently don't understand content in this community, but this one has me totally lost.
What am I... What am I looking at here?
I never thought he’d do it on purpose
Me neither; not because he's better than that, but because I didn't think his ego would let him pretend to take the L. Jokes on me! It seems like his handlers and the billionaires he surrounds himself with are (just) smart enough to play his ego to their own advantage.
As someone mentioned earlier, this reeks of a "pump and dump" scheme.
- Trigger an easily avoidable economic crisis
- Watch the stock market tank
- Wait for you and your oligarch friends to buy assets for a song
- Cancel the "crisis"
- Profit
The fact that Trump pretended to be unaware of the effects of the threatened tariffs on the stock market is pretty indicative of him knowing exactly what the effects would be...
Oh, Goddamnit. I'm gonna upvote you, but I want you to know that I'm not happy about it.
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And just because I can't resist being the "well, ackshully" guy, I think the little blinking line/box in a text editor is considered a cursor, so you'd have to remember punch cards to be a true precursor (or at the very least, the era before keyboards, but I'm sure someone can correct me there)
Man, I just started Man on the Inside by Michael Schur with Ted Danson, and it's pretty good, but it's not The Good Place. Looks like it's time for another rewatch
Folks, if your boo:
- Calls their personality quirks "functional groups"
- Tests you by demanding you elucidate their mechanisms
- Has unexplainable peak splitting between 0 and 10 ppm
That's not your boo; that's an organic chemistry
Remember when Republicans were whinging about “unelected bureaucrats” and the “shadow government”?
"Wait, it's all projection?"
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"Always has been"
It's less of an issue with true hardwood like maple. For all the talk of bamboo dulling knives, I think it's actually fairly soft in term of porosity.
But the place I always notice it is in pancakes, for whatever reason. My partner will make a big mess of pancakes for the kids on the weekends and stack then up on the cutting board, and if I grab one off the bottom of the stack, it very noticeably will taste of onions and herbs.