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  • Look into native groundcover species for your local area, to see what might have a fighting chance against the crabgrass, and plant that. And let it get a little bit longer, a lush carpet you can stroll through rather than a mat you can tread on. You'll still be pulling out some crabgrass tufts, but many groundcover plants don't need mowing at all, or at least less than grass.

  • They keep saying it's to protect the victims but we all know it's to protect the perpetrators.

  • I agree but the problem is, her daddy is Secretary of Transportation, while TSA is under DHS.

  • If we as a society could just start treating sexual abuse victims with respect and kindness, there'd be no justification for redactions and the whole truth could come out.

    Sadly, not gonna happen.

  • Glad I'm not the only one who gets those random num9 from phone typing.😉

  • But the cyanide was real

  • Soooo... Go get yourself infected with some of the less-deadly parasites and then eat all the bread? Just be sure to avoid brain worms.

  • That chart doesn't include "Naturalized Citizenship." A naturalized citizen (for example, Arnold Schwarzenegger or Melania Trump) was born elsewhere but has been vetted and tested and taken an oath to become a citizen. They can vote, and serve on a jury, and work a federal job, and be Governor of California, but they can't be President.

    And now Trump is trying to revoke the citizenship of all the ones he doesn't like. He's also trying to revoke the birthright citizenship of the children of immigrants.

  • Hey, FreshParsnip, I'd just like to point out that JoeBigelow wasn't really contradicting your original comment (the one I'm replying to) but rather they were amplifying it. Their point was to emphasize the racism of ICE against her "crime of brownness."

    Not only was she "in the country legally," she also has the further rights and responsibilities of being a citizen. For instance, she can vote for for President. Beyond that, being a birthright citizen, she can run for the office and BE President.

    A "legal resident," according to federal statutes, is defined as a person who has met certain legal requirements and received papers entitling them to live here, but cannot legally vote, or serve on a jury, or some other rights reserved for citizens.

    JoeBigelow could definitely have used better syntax, or stuck a "just" in there after "even".

    And your original point, about ICE being a danger to everyone regardless of how many rights they're supposed to have, is perfect. They're fascist thugs.

    But your anger is misdirected. Save it for the real enemy.

  • There's a lot of different reasons people are vegan, and some don't preclude using plastic.

  • I believe wood pulp but aren't beaver anus glands expensive?

  • Doesn't count as cooking: A can each drained of garbanzo, kidney, navy, and green, a handful of frozen peas, maybe some celery or cherry tomatoes, make a nice lemon vinaigrette to soak them in, and serve on baby spinach leaves

  • Lovely. Enjoy!

    Do have a vegetable tomorrow, for balance.

  • Gloppy raising haircut.

  • It's the dementia and narcissism you're having trouble with, not pop life.

  • Is it a meme reference? I didn't get any results. Crosses mean a lot of things in the US, especially to MAGA types, but it's too much for us to hope they're putting them on ballots because it would invalidate them.

  • Except we don't put crosses on ballot papers here. Where we use cardstock ballots at all, we fill in bubbles. Otherwise it's various machine markings.

  • If you're sitting in hot bleachers, the cooling effect on your hand or forehead is pretty nice, and you're gonna drink the drink before it's warm anyway. Hot is more of a problem unless you're cold enough to be wearing mittens.