@JeffreyxEpstein I literally see people of all races and religions doing this every day in the subway. But thank you so much for the casual antisemitism—it makes it so much easier to discount and discredit everything else you post.
@qikipedia For this very reason, the verb ‘to don’ does _not_ mean ‘to wear’; it means ‘to put on.’ It is incorrect to write (as people increasingly do) “She showed up at the party donning a blue dress and pearls.”
@stevebwriter@qikipedia Traditionally a ticket pocket is a smaller pocket right above the hip pocket on a suit jacket or blazer, rather than on a pair of pants
@daintysloth Cheese nerd here! It’s all about the structure of the casein molecules. The process of making curds packs them in a tight lattice that gives a rubbery texture, then they squeak when they rub against each other, the way sneakers do on a basketball court (stick-slip phenomenon).
@striktxxassasin @peckerwoodRiz @hartgoat @PicturesFoIder Not true. There are many laws that govern how private businesses can and can’t treat customers. Yes, according to federal law it is legal to refuse to take cash, but some jurisdictions have made it illegal, including New York State
@DoobLontonder @peckerwoodRiz @hartgoat @PicturesFoIder That’s true according to federal law but not in every state. In New York, for example, it has been illegal for 2 years for businesses not to accept cash.
@TheBadoe@ToxicBosss @hartgoat @PicturesFoIder This is not true everywhere. In New York, for example, it is now illegal for businesses not to accept cash
@AliceFromQueens Grew up with no shellfish, and now I eat them all: love shrimp, love oysters, love scallops, love mussels, even langoustines. But lobster and crab do nothing for me.
@Martin_Langen @shaun_vids The idea that ending Zionism could counteract antisemitism fundamentally misunderstands the nature of antisemitism. Antisemites will always find something to blame the Jews for.