Amy Smith

Registered Dietitian of 20 years

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@EchoesofWarYT I lived near Brandywine as a child, my Dad was raised in that area. He took us for a drive in the area of the Battle one night and told us "Sometimes on a foggy night, you can still hear the sabres clashing." I never forgot that.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@GuGi263 Gently but firmly hold them down by the neck and body until they relax and submit. Otherwise that is not a pet.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@the_transit_guy Getting it out of there was the problem, so they laid tracks across the back parking lot and and went in to tow it out. We saw it sitting there every time we went to the LA County Fair since I was a kid.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@retro_guy__ @JayTC53 I'm sure you're getting a shiver up your leg.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@timburchett @RobertKennedyJr Now wash your hands!

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@TheOfficerTatum Simply put, angry and therefore broke. Lack of people skills, lack of customer service skills equals unhireability.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@Lawton_Braves The treaties would be burned and everything that was set aside for the tribes would be rescinded.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@libsoftiktok @FBI Why does Malory look like she has Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@GigaBasedDad Kudos to her History and Civics teachers.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@DebRN1953 How come she got more time than Karmelo Anthony?

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@CapatanEl4662 Obviously.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@ExxAlerts Plant Ops and Fire Suppression Tech are puckering up tonight.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@RCJdpoctner Wow! But a feral kid in Texas gets 35 years for MURDERING a student at a track meet. JFA...

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@surajit_ghosh2 You don't run to an open window.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@sxdoc SEIU are criminals, always have been.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@awkwardgoogle Yeah they're real cute till they start the mating call on your spark arrestor! Then out comes the BB gun.

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

@Abiola06473143 @ShiningScience Then there's that pesky "other behavior".

[Amy Smith @MsMabelleX]

Overall, targeted eradication of the worst disease vectors is seen as net positive by many experts (huge human benefit, manageable ecology), especially starting small (e.g., islands or specific species). Full global wipeout is riskier and less necessary. Real-world tests and phased rollouts would reveal exact changes—ecosystems aren't static, and humans have already altered them massively via disease control. The "unintended consequences" are real but often overstated compared to ongoing deaths and suffering.