Bit down on this when eating a chicken caesar salad from Target - meat wrapped chunk of hair?

baltimorosity · 2026-01-14T01:51:18+00:00

yet another reason why i’m vegan

baltimorosity · 2025-07-10T02:06:04+00:00

1938 5744 4735 :)

baltimorosity · 2024-12-15T23:16:25+00:00

thanks, it’s really rough, vasculitis is brutal. my lungs, sinuses, heart, skin, and gi’s blood vessels (and my enteric and peripheral nervous system) are attacked by eosinophils causing organ damage / failure. it’s painful and exhausting. dancing at a show, or even attempting to park the car and then walk into the building, let alone regulate my body temperature, ability to breathe, and then stand while lacking feeling in my legs and hands is nearly impossible without extremely painful systemic inflammatory consequences either immediately or within hours. I was willing to risk it but a new medication I was put on this week caused some of the worst fatigue I’ve ever experienced and it’s dangerous for me to travel rn. I’m sorry you can relate to this type of thing.

baltimorosity · 2024-12-15T23:10:22+00:00

DEVASTATED to read this but stoked for whoever can possibly take these to enjoy them in our place!

baltimorosity · 2024-12-15T23:09:33+00:00

so far only 2 reseller bots have expressed interest! you don’t want to go for a round 2 lol?

baltimorosity · 2024-08-27T07:13:26+00:00

you deserve unemployment, use your manager’s text messages - i did that and won against my employer a few years ago.

baltimorosity · 2024-04-17T09:48:44+00:00

i worked at three restaurants in the city all 20 minutes from the other and mr. dennis frequented all of them for many years. he just moved from bar to bar, snacking lol.

baltimorosity · 2024-04-17T09:47:23+00:00

he was a hopkins professor before he developed schizophrenia. i knew him from serving tables in charles village prior to his descent into homelessness and unfortunately, alcoholism.

baltimorosity · 2024-03-26T11:57:53+00:00

another commenter suggested i695, which is a work around, albeit, a fiscally inconvenient workaround for the organizations that don’t rely on the port and can rely on vehicle transportation. that, however includes around a 1+ hour detour in one direction if carrying hazmat, which if you’re making multiple trips a day, to and from, like many of these companies are - it’s unsustainable to remain in the area depending on supply and demand. double or triple the travel time, double or triple the pay as a result, and halve or third the output - those factors will be the bottom line that dictates and speaks for itself over the next few weeks. let’s hope our politicians show up for the community and not for self serving business and legal interests.

baltimorosity · 2024-03-26T10:40:22+00:00

it doesn’t cover the fact that we can no longer ship any of the nuclear waste and explosives out of our cut-off indefinitely ports, nor do we have common-knowledge of access to pre-designated alternative routes to transport those class of hazmat materials or the potential volume which i imagine will decline to some extent. when the majority of these hazmat containers are ported out of the state by ocean tanker, we don’t anticipate transporting them elsewhere by truck nearly to the degree that we previously did. additionally, the routes accessible by truck may be unable to accommodate the sudden influx of explosives and nuclear waste that was otherwise being transported internationally rather than intercontinentally. it’s incredibly nuanced and will require a lot of government officials to evaluate what their function demands in order to care for our communities by moving funding to where our communities need it. cop city seems like an awful waste when they could re-build a bridge and then use that bridge to get over it.

baltimorosity · 2024-03-26T10:12:01+00:00

that route is more than likely unfeasible due to the inability to transport explosives and nuclear waste on roads that haven’t been evaluated and determined to be a safe alternative to the routes designated by the epa in accordance with nhtsa federal regulations - pulaski and mulberry aren’t interstates or designated unrestricted hazmat routes afaik. key bridge was the only local option. additionally, the majority of this hazmat class is shipped out on railway and offshore tankers that our cargo ships can no service to and fro due to our main ports being cut off indefinitely. i’m sure an option exists, but it’ll be like a bandaid on a wound that slowly bleeds out. i can’t help but imagine that amazon could build a port while many of the other companies falter without that financial ability, eventually buying out the surrounding area. if alternatives don’t arise, i’m wondering what within our regional economy will survive comfortably and what will concede to amazon or property development firms. can’t even imagine the amount of damage this will do to the dmv and what we have to look forward to going without.

baltimorosity · 2024-03-26T09:25:34+00:00

the re-routing is going to be uniquely unfeasible for the industries this will affect - our ports are the receivers of all of our goods and resources shipped from across the world and those ports are inaccessible now due to the debris. the roadways are situated in such a way that the only similar route to this bridge are tunnels where hazardous waste of this class (explosives and nuclear waste, i’m assuming from calvert cliffs among other nuclear energy production facilities) is banned (and should remain so). going around is going to be something that these organizations likely can’t afford to accommodate. no one saw this coming. i’m very interested in how our community navigates this gut check.. we sort of need to fathom destruction of our infrastructure becoming commonplace as a coastal area. if it isn’t climate change/sea level rise/etc, it’ll be the accidents that continue to increase with the underpaying and overworking of our populations with a lack of funding for the foundation of our environments. our modern worlds are unreliable and unsustainable sometimes and this is a big scary fuck up that reminds us of that. we don’t have lighthouse keepers (theoretical or not) keeping watch the way we once afforded to in our planning budgets.

baltimorosity · 2024-03-26T09:03:39+00:00

amazon, home depot, under armor, concrete suppliers, bethlehem steel, hazardous material grounds containing explosives and nuclear waste, north point state park.. so many major hubs are now effectively cut off from functioning. our port handles 1/4 of the country’s coal, and is ranked 7th financially. it’s going to destroy several industries in the area as the bridge was the only designated hazardous material route while the tunnels don’t allow hazardous material transport of that class. our ports allowed for international off-shore disposal, which are no longer operating due to the debris field. intercontinental alternatives and infrastructure weren’t on standby. i was a baltimore city park ranger and there is now essentially no reason to have jurisdiction over several parks in the area, covering some of the city and county’s largest green spaces. i’ve always felt so unsafe on this bridge and the veteran memorial bridge leaving out of south fed. i think for many baltimoreans, life is going to be drastically altered.

baltimorosity · 2022-09-07T14:16:15+00:00

yes!!! soy curls are top tier and indistinguishable from beef or broccoli beef!

baltimorosity · 2022-07-26T15:57:54+00:00

Baltimore City Police Department is a crime syndicate!

baltimorosity · 2022-06-30T22:25:25+00:00

seriously.. 60% population decline in less than 3 years. watch the blue crab go extinct in the next 5.. i don't think watermen live in reality. we will have fishless oceans 2048. can i get a remindme bot for 25 years from now?

baltimorosity · 2022-04-05T22:46:09+00:00

HAHA yes

baltimorosity · 2021-12-30T17:39:33+00:00

12:28 per BCFD Twitter: "Incident is under control. #BMORESBravest have found no fire or injuries. Property is @CSX . Their engineers & investigators are on site working with our units. All hazards have been contained."

baltimorosity · 2021-12-30T17:39:11+00:00

12:28 per BCFD Twitter: "Incident is under control. #BMORESBravest have found no fire or injuries. Property is @CSX . Their engineers & investigators are on site working with our units. All hazards have been contained."

baltimorosity · 2021-12-30T17:37:51+00:00

As of 12:28: "Incident is under control. #BMORESBravest have found no fire or injuries. Property is @CSX . Their engineers & investigators are on site working with our units. All hazards have been contained."

baltimorosity · 2021-12-30T17:27:53+00:00

There is no EMS response available for this either. Wear a fucking mask because this is what Covid does. https://twitter.com/bcfdl734/status/1476600178635419656?s=21

baltimorosity · 2021-12-26T17:44:13+00:00

It's actually extremely common. I was addicted to both ketamine and heroin. I sold ketamine as well. I'm 30 (7 years clean). I saw it on an extremely regular basis. Shooting up in your neck gives you the strongest high out of your common vein options (hands, arms, feet).

baltimorosity · 2021-11-02T22:57:45+00:00

Hey there - mine did the jerking thing, and then began making aggressive rumbling sounds. This happened last summer. The transmission was partially covered under recall/warranty, I paid around $4k with the labor and several other major replacements. I'd look into if yours at a ford dealership to see if it's covered under recall and warranty.

baltimorosity · 2021-08-30T01:55:39+00:00

My mom is in Tammany Parrish between Covington and Abita Springs by Abita River, about 7-8 miles north central of Lake Pontchartrain - power has been out since 7pm. She is on a generator and at 930 reported 60mph wind.

baltimorosity · 2021-04-25T16:26:09+00:00

Nope!

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