People are reading AI-generated synopses of books and then claiming they read 100 books in a book. This is how the abolition of books began in Fahrenheit 451: classics were condensed into five-minute summaries for those too busy to do the reading. Later came the burnings.
“close the borders, we’re tired of felons walking into this country”
motherfucker you just elected one as the goddamn president of the united states of america
a conservative christian foundation paid $20 million for those jesus ads and i'm just thinking about all the things jesus would've preferred to spend $20 million on
can anybody with a science or food or any relative background tell me why my peppermint latte tastes like sweet potatoes? I can definitely tell the peppermint is trying, but it’s really just giving sweet potatoes.
ok I’m starting a thread of things I cook/bake while living with my grandma
because what else do you do when you live with your grandma
(especially when you live with my grandma, who is the peak matriarchal cook/baker of my family)
oh boy, big catch up from the last few weeks coming today:
- chili (my parents’ recipe)
- cornbread
- pumpkin cookies
- pumpkin raisin muffins
- pumpkin chocolate chip muffins
I try my best to be a strong advocate for thanksgiving amidst all the “christmas starts at midnight on november first” sentiments, but I have to say: the peppermint mocha from starbucks makes it really hard
why tell me today is the first day I can get a peppermint mocha when, in fact, that is a flat-out LIE and I canNOT get a peppermint mocha today
quit lying, @Starbucks
weekend report:
- tomato soup (grandma’s recipe) & grilled cheese for dinner on saturday
- chicken cacciatore & breadsticks for dinner on sunday (both using grandma’s homemade recipes, of course)