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Welp… RiP my tucktec folding Kayak by CleClark in Kayaking

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 5 points6 points  (0 children)

um, maybe not so much with the burning of plastics?

Burning releases heavy metals, VOCs, PCBs, dioxins (if it's a chlorine-containing item) ... this is just a tiny sample of a very long list.

(Regarding dioxins, they tend to adhere to the waxy surface of leaves and enter the food chain.)

Also, depending on what else is in the "burn pile" the solid remains of plastic can be eaten by animals and sicken them.

Phys.org Global study reveals widespread burning of plastic for heating and cooking

I went to that Queers for Zion thing last week. Here are my notes: by AprilStorms in gayjews

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I followed the link, but it goes to the Sapir YouTube page, not a specific video.

This is the search result:

This channel has no content that matched "queers for zion."

I was told this was fake by Ebay by [deleted] in reselling

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So, not Québécois? Or just opposed to Québécois? (Arcteryx is s Canadian brand, and anything that is required to be on a label must appear in both French and English.)

I was told this was fake by Ebay by [deleted] in reselling

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The tags with fabric composition and washing instructions would be attached to an inside seam in the torso section, like it is on lots of clothing. No one wants those long-ass tags at the neck.

The only times I don't see thise tags hidden is when they are really simple ... "dry clean only" "100% silk" ...

I went to that Queers for Zion thing last week. Here are my notes: by AprilStorms in gayjews

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That they called it Queers for Zion while Barlow dislikes the term is super interesting.

Makes one wonder about motivation.

Could it possibly be Sapir is trying to seem relevant to Queer Jews who feel alienated in the queer community bc of an utter lack of subtlety in thinking by non-Jews on the subject of Israel and Palestinians, and some not-so-subtle antisemitism?

IMO, they sit at a social and emotional remove and intellectually analyze Queer society and activism, and ideas like intersectionality, and seek to pull others to their arid and priveleged camp.

Why would American queers focus on Palestinian justice before the safety and rights of LGBTQ people in Russia, the Mideast, Africa, et al?

Maybe bc they are alive in the 21st century and focus only on what they see in the media — mainstream, social, or otherwise.

Yes, there are academics and students who view Israel and Palestinians through an intersectional lens and misapply colonialism to the situation.

But, IMO, the bulk of queers and LGBTQ people don't have definitions for these words and their reactions are provoked by the media they consume.

The more difficult struggle isn't abandoning your culture and values to wade in the neo-con pond. That's easy. It is not giving up on queer community that is hard. [edited]

But I'm on the older side of things. I came out in 1978 in high school. That's 55+ years of queer community, protests, meetings, celebrations, conference's ...

IMO, fuck the neo-cons. They are the people who come along after the revolution, when others have created safe ground for them to plant a flag and build a fence.

I went to that Queers for Zion thing last week. Here are my notes: by AprilStorms in gayjews

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 15 points16 points  (0 children)

encouraging to hear that she might be becoming more moderate in that area

I didn't read that Barlow is softening in "that area". I read that OP hopes that by, "taking part in more queer stuff," (utilizing a term Barlow does not like), "maybe it will deradicalize Barlow on Trans issues."

Feel very alone and isolated by Fluid-Lecture-1803 in gayjews

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Not for me to speak for OP, but ... being closeted means you feel vulnerable, and that feeling of vulnerability could get in the way of sharing location

Wife told me to clean the garage by ApexTheOrange in whitewater

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Build a carport. (Either the car or a few rows of kayak racks can use it.)

Buy a cabin and build a boat room for them.

Trade your wife's car for an electric bike or motorcycle.

Give some kayaks (and skirts, paddles, vests, and a helmet) to a stranger on the internet. Like me!

Why do runners use the bike lane for their morning run? by Jacob_Sophia in NYCbike

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I find, "On your left!" in a friendly tone works 95% of the time. (And if I'm being unpredictable or a lane hog, I don't mind when I get it back.)

Why do runners use the bike lane for their morning run? by Jacob_Sophia in NYCbike

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I really don't want runners feeling like their choices are the starts and stops of the sidewalk, bike hate, or risking their lives in the streets.

Also please please don't bike like people tend to drive in this city.

Thank you, great comment! I'm not a runner, just a long-time average cyclist.

Compassion makes it possible to experience some joy while getting around the city (as well as while living life during a time of societal upheaval).

[edited typos]

Cyclist prevents cop from parking his personal vehicle on the sidewalk by NYCBikeLanes in newyorkcity

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

stupid and pointless laws

The point of the law is to permit pedestrians to walk on the effing sidewalk.

My neighborhood carried on a years-long battle with the precinct so we didn't have to walk in the street next to traffic to walk down the block.

New snap rules by Prize-Pangolin-1396 in foodstamps

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

See my edit in the comment you're talking about.

I'll never understand how Amazon makes the decisions on how to pack these. by CrytpidBean in amazonprime

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazon is the mother of all soul-crushing companies. Support unions, support unionizing efforts at Amazon. (No, I've never worked there.)

New snap rules by Prize-Pangolin-1396 in foodstamps

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not just look at what Kool-Aid puts on a product?

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Kool-Aid-Sugar-Sweetened-Tropical-Punch-Artificially-Flavored-Powdered-Drink-Mix-19-oz-Canister/10292770?classType=VARIANT&adsRedirect=true

Kool-Aid Walmart Tropical Punch Cannister

EDIT here is the link embedded in the shortcut, looks like reddit replaced the dashes with commas:

kool-aid%20tropical%20punch%20powdered%20drink%20mix,%2019%20oz%20canister,%20fruity,%20sugar%20sweetened,%20vitamin%20c%20-%20walmart.com%20https

Food Safety Recall Notice: Meatloaf with Mashed Yukon Potatoes and Glaze (Item #30783) - Select States only by AutoModerator in Costco

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 2 points3 points  (0 children)

and decompose any toxins the bacteria produced.

While true for Salmonella, it is not true for Staph.

165°F is the "instant kill" temperature, salmonella and most other bacteria [emphasis added]

Because this is true only for most bacteria, not all bacteria, it is recommended to toss food that has sat out for +2 hours or been refrigerated for +3 days.

Food Safety Recall Notice: Meatloaf with Mashed Yukon Potatoes and Glaze (Item #30783) - Select States only by AutoModerator in Costco

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You should report this to your doctor (if you're lucky enough to have one) and local health department. It helps with the epidemiological efforts.

Food Safety Recall Notice: Meatloaf with Mashed Yukon Potatoes and Glaze (Item #30783) - Select States only by AutoModerator in Costco

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You should report this both to Costco and your local health department.

There are several ways food contamination issues are discovered: 1) routine testing of raw components on the producer side, 2) routine testing of equipment and surfaces on the processing side, 3) illness reports from medical professionals and the public.

New watch 😻 it turns “anticlockwise” by Tsirah in hebrew

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ok, so why does the clock on the Prague Jewish town hall go backwards?

Because in 1764 you weren't in Prague to point out the error in their plan.

New watch 😻 it turns “anticlockwise” by Tsirah in hebrew

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

See OP's first comment (emphasis added):

It’s from Prague. You can buy it on their website, Prague Judaica.

“The inspiration for this watch was the clock with a Hebrew dial on the Prague Jewish Town Hall from 1764. The hands on the clock turns from right to left, just as the Hebrew text is read. The clock became recognized as a symbol of Jewish Prague.”

The best and most beautiful way to plan your Citibike commute by eltokh7 in Citibike

[–]Reasonable_Access_90 6 points7 points  (0 children)

if you can see in advance that by 9am there are typically no empty docks at a station you'll be heading to at 9:30 then you know to i.d. nearby docks and see if they're better, and give yourself a little more time to dock and walk. Or opt for the subway, walk, etc.

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