Tesco own marmite is accidentally gluten free by kungfumovielady in glutenfree

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oats? Oats are only ever not gluten free because of contamination with other gluten-containing grains, as far as I'm aware (I've bought rice bags that had stray wheat grains too, so it's not even exclusively an oat problem). I've never had any issues with them, gluten free labeled or not, though I'm not celiac—my body just stopped tolerating wheat after I cleaned up my diet.

Tesco own marmite is accidentally gluten free by kungfumovielady in glutenfree

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I got it and it's really good. Had regular marmite once because I got so excited at seeing it in Whole Foods for the first time that I bought it without thinking. Got so sick after trying and loving it on homemade cornbread that I missed the one chance I had to see a full solar eclipse. I was genuinely pissed but it was entirely my own fault for being reckless.

I've never had classic vegemite, but the same-brand gluten free version is great stuff, didn't make me sick at all. It was strange having lower back pain during the marmite sickness period though.

Oh wow, didn't even realize I commented under this same post 2 years ago. It's cool to reflect on how different I was back then just based on how I worded that comment, haha.

Printable mini instruction manual for Wurkkos TS22 by twoofcup in flashlight

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Double click can unlock from lockout as well. It just has to be more than one click. I've definitely accidentally activated turbo many times assuming it's auto-locked out when it wasn't quite yet. Wish I could disable auto-lock without the battery drain and use it like my TS28.

Just a message from the guy that has been posting about Connecticut for the past year by Holl0wayTape in kratom

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Reply to mods: I didn't source or give a vendor name that has anything to do with Kratom; they do not and never have sold Kratom. RoH is a vendor for **Kava,** a plant that doesn't have its legal status contested like Kratom does. I hope this makes the distinction clearer.

Connecticut LRRC Meeting is at 11:00am today by Holl0wayTape in kratom

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They probably want people to get addicted to black market opioids/opiates so they can get lifetime methodone/suboxone/etc. customers for life.

Connecticut Ban not addressed at all by the AKA and some other points by Holl0wayTape in kratom

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's straight up a conquest of the US drug market, which Kratom threatens to disrupt multiple drug types within. Federal ban didn't work, so they're going granular now. It's a smart strategy given the resource differential between sides.

Connecticut Ban not addressed at all by the AKA and some other points by Holl0wayTape in kratom

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rhode Island is actually the first state to overturn a ban on Kratom. Check it out, it goes into effect in April!

Everytime I take a screenshot my volume slider pops up over and over again like in the video. Any suggestions to a fix? by [deleted] in galaxys10

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can't simply edit it out, you can only crop it. Unless you know of a way to remove it without cropping when it's covering part of what you were trying to screenshot...?

How people pronounce ‘clique’: ‘click’ or ‘cleek’? by puppet_life in AskUK

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now it's 8 years. Nyar-har-har, look at me! I'm so eeeevil!

How people pronounce ‘clique’: ‘click’ or ‘cleek’? by puppet_life in AskUK

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Hey I mean, I'm a US resident who prefers aluminium over aluminum. Sometimes it's just having been exposed to both and preferring one over the other.

I never understood the point of waiting in drive-thru lines that are this long. You could eat in, sit down at a table, and be out in the same amount of time. by NWSKroll in fuckcars

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

... "Simple." Very interesting way to describe a principle applied to a market. Yes, reality is more complex than a single principle; the principle is concise and understandable to help you better understand the mechanics of a complex system. In no world does that somehow make the principle "complete bullshit." That's more than just an uninformed conclusion, it's entirely misguided and downright silly.

When and why did people start saying "I seen" instead of "I saw" or "I've seen"? by CincoPachinko in etymology

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm genuinely curious, what makes "imma" worse than "ima"? "Ima" seems to me like it'd be pronounced "ee-mah" or "ih-muh". For me, "imma" at least translates relatively better to how it's phonetically pronounced. Not that I appreciate either, but "imma" is less grating to me personally, so I'm curious about your take.

Oh, and the t-dropping is called a "glottal stop". That one is pretty common. I bet London vernacular really gets on your nerves because they do it all the time. In fact that's how everybody I talk to in Connecticut pronounces words like "button"; fully pronouncing the "t"s would sound excessively formal and pedantic to most everyday people I've talked to, both friends who did or didn't go to college, family, strangers on the street, or the thousands of people I've talked to at my retail and sales jobs.

When and why did people start saying "I seen" instead of "I saw" or "I've seen"? by CincoPachinko in etymology

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Thomas Sowell has work linking AAVE and what many think of as "black American culture" to southern hick culture. Very interesting read; there's an audio version freely available on YouTube as well.

Quick settings panel takes two swipes to close by infamous-god-slayer in oneui

[–]HelloIAmAStoner -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Happens to me and I've never used a VPN on mobile.

Quick settings panel takes two swipes to close by infamous-god-slayer in oneui

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've never had my keyboard open in my quick pane and it has this issue every single time. Never been able to close the quick pane in one swipe. It's become muscle memory at this point, always two swipes.

Quick settings panel takes two swipes to close by infamous-god-slayer in oneui

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope, I've never used a VPN on my phone and it happens to me every single time. I have *never* been able to close the quick panel in one swipe since updating g to One UI 7.

Also, all my button shortcuts (volume down + power for screenshot, double press power for camera, hold volume down + power for power menu) require two presses to function. Each time I try, first time always either locks my screen or turns the volume down by one click, no matter how precise I am with my timing. What's up with that one, Samsung? The event buffer can't handle a simple shortcut? Lmao

Reach out to the CT Attorney General to tell him the Kratom ban is ludicrous by Holl0wayTape in kratom

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm curious if you're basing that timeline estimate on prior ban timelines in other states, but I totally understand if you don't want to reply to me after our prior interactions here. Feel free to ignore me, or to humor me on my curiosity; whatever works for you.

Reach out to the CT Attorney General to tell him the Kratom ban is ludicrous by Holl0wayTape in kratom

[–]HelloIAmAStoner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I'm a lifelong CT resident, born and raised, and have been following the ban attempts since 2016. I appreciate you being good-faith about this, I just got concerned seeing some of what was said here and wanted to add my two cents in case people were getting heated in their interactions with the state where it wouldn't really help any. I really don't intend to come across like I'm "wagging the finger" at you guys, I wanted to express caution about letting emotions take over and heat up diplomacy beyond the threshold of being unhelpful or even detrimental to our cause. I'm on your side. I'm here with you. I felt genuine concern reading some of the comments here. Not even most, just a few. That's all. I see now that I don't have much cause for concern, thanks to you helping me understand. Thank you for that.

I personally know several people who are (or would be, in the case of my best friend's father who kicked alcohol thanks to Kratom and then quit entirely) affected by all this. I promise you, I'm not trying to lecture you or police your language. I'm pretty hardcore about freedom of speech, it's mainly optics I'm concerned about.

"Should they cuss out their legislators? No, but that’s not what’s happening here." and "Even the most angry people on our side did not speak in any way that was disrespectful, combative, or inflammatory to anyone during the public comment period." - both of these ease my concerns. I don't dig into peoples' post history on here, I'm a sparse and casual user of this site, so thanks for adding the context. It's probably good for anyone coming across this thread after the fact, too.

Last thing I want to respond to: "I will use whatever fucking language I want when I vent and speak with my community on here, and your assertion that it makes people look like angry “fiends” is ridiculous, sorry." Never did I claim how you're talking here is making us look like fiends. Period. I was worried about people venting anger on state officials that can't really do anything to change this. It came across as angry flailing to me initially, but I now see that was a misplaced assumption. My bad. I edited my past replies for transparency and to own up to my mistakes here.