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For anyone who missed out on learning food safety guidelines at some point, which I don’t blame anyone for - Don’t thaw your food in hot or even warm water. Even if you don’t accidentally cook your food before you meant to, allowing the outer layer of the food to spend time in the temperature danger zone while the inner parts thaw will allow bacteria to start causing trouble. Now, if your frozen thing is small or thin enough to completely thaw in like 5 minutes, you’re probably fine using warmer water, but in general, try to keep everything under 40°F(4°C) until you’re actually ready to cook it.

They’re just innocent in a purely legal sense, cuz human laws don’t apply to cats and all that.

I mean, he could be earnestly asking because he doesn’t know either.

I’ve always heard the second part as “If you’re not a conservative when you’re old, you don’t have anything in your wallet.”

When my first kid was born I often found myself singing that song to her when she cried. I didn’t know why my brain jumped to that song so often, and then a couple years ago I re-watched that episode and was like “oh yeah, that’s why. The show I watched every day as a child left some things in my subconscious.” I also know that I’ve reached a certain level of stressed/anxious/depressed when I start singing “Que Sera Sera” to myself like Ned Flanders does in “Bart’s Comet”.

Instead, Pete will make extra sure they get regular shot.

Fire gang for life. I love that little flooferpup, and I’m excited to see what kind of bipedal, fire/fighting, rule34-bait dogman it evolves into.

I know it’s probably an artistic choice or maybe a lack of budget thing, but I find it weird how textureless these guys are. You don’t have to make them realistic or anything, but let the dog look like it has fur beyond the little anime spikes at the tips. Let the bird look like it has feathers. Right now he looks kind of like if a bird put a green bedsheet over his head to be a ghost for Halloween.

Conan predicted this 11 years ago.

Eh, sometimes the corporate solution is to add more horses, just not horses that are immediately (or sometimes ever) useful. Horses that have maybe never pulled a cart before or have only ever pulled carts solo. Horses that need a month of training to be able to contribute meaningfully, often through no fault of their own, but are told that this cart needs to be pulled out of the mud in two weeks. And then when the original horses tell the cart driver that it’s going to take a month to get everyone up to speed, they completely miss the point and ask how many more horses we need.