We're a Popov household, lol. Total unsophisticates.
I've tried quite a few pricier vodkas, mid range stuff, and personally feel like the Popov suits me the best. Super cheap, no real hangover issues (which has been a problem with other brands).
That said, we're not a cocktail house. I mix mine with various sodas, or seltzer waters, the wife OJ or seltzers. She'll often also concoct some strange homemade tea / spice drinks but I'm willfully ignorant of what goes into those... I'm too lazy.
All this to say, after the week I've had it's ON tonight... Probably! 😅🥂
Best of luck if that's where you're being guided!
I've known a lot of people struggle with marijuana. Frankly, I'm grateful I'm an absolute lightweight with the stuff, doesn't give me an opportunity to get too into it. But I know for those it really "clicks" with, it can get to be a problem.
To your clarity! 🙏
Good question, glad you brought it up. Had foot issues the last couple years kept me out of the garden... Still do, but think I'm going to power through anyway.
To answer, I don't know! But I should start thinking about it. Tomatoes for sure. Would like some leafy greens and such as well.
GAW has a great gardening community.
Really good question. Haven't seen any definitive answers yet.
Wondering if it was a temporary service hiccup, or if it's something more insidious like reddit pricing API access out of bounds of any 3rd party's budget.
On that note: shower thought.
Reddit recently removed their Award System where users could flair a post with a variety of graphical "medals" to show support for the topic / post.
Why would they do such a thing? It's a completely digital asset, non-negligible passive income. There was a whole cultural "thing" where people would drop a couple of dollars to flex and interact with the forum. Total casino style addictive nonsense. Free money.
Well, something I'd noticed on /r/conspiracy specifically, and really any right-leaning post site wide, is the sophistication of downvote bots to control the narrative. In /r/conspiracy ALL posts are immediately downvoted until they display "0" votes, which is apparently the bottom threshold the system shows. Very few organically overcome this and eventually display positive votes - and that's on inarguably one of the largest subs on Reddit. Stuff in normies subs just gets CRUSHED.
But you could always tell which "unpopular" posts had the support of the community by the Awards people paid to place on them. When you saw a controversial post sitting at zero votes with a bunch of expensive Awards attached, it undermined the narrative.
The removal of the awards system definitely strikes me as being in preparation for 2024 and NCSWIC. No more underground Code Talk. Same way almost all news outlets dropped their comment sections coincidentally before COVID. Same way Amazon bought IMDB and unceremoniously deleted the single largest collection of message threads outside of Usenet (which Google just happened to buy and bury as well as they could) 2 years before COVID. Can't have normies discussing the plots to all this wildly suspicious media.
Millions of free dollars just dropped on Reddit, I suspect solely to control this tiny bit of nonverbal communication. They're afraid.
NCSWIC
It seems pretty apparent to me. Super important part of this information warfare. Let us not forget the importance of Truth Social back when Twitter was essentially completely locked down to us. It didn't come with as big a boom as we'd hoped for at the time but, in hindsight, sure kept the frogs in the fight, ready for the Twitter gates to reopen.
Yes, I know many frogs are still banned. But still... So much stuff now normies never saw 2+ years ago.
Oh, she's funny. ❤️