Bahnd Rollard

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Cake day: August 26th, 2023

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  • Because of that cowboy delusion of being able to just ride (drive) off into the sunset is still a part of the cultural identity. You are correct, that consumer wise, this would be a very efficent and ideal product for commuters. The range would get you from Boston to Heartford, or Chicago to Milwaukee, to and from any suburb to the nearest major airport, but you could not just… GO. (Far off with John Denver playing on the radio)










  • Bahnd Rollard@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Birds
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    1 month ago

    Honestly, not a bad call.

    They are cheap (loss leaders if you got a costco card) and they will feed a family for a night. Remainder of the carcass can be made into stock and that will make you way more than the asking price of the same liquid from your local grocer. Fresh home-made stock will bump up any rice or noodle soup you want. Plus, what you dont use quickly can be frozen into soup cubes.

    Its easy to cook (if not a bit time consuming) to get $30 worth of stuff from a small $10 bird.

    I would personally argue that turkey is a better poultry, but the american thanksgiving roast is the worst way to cook most parts of the bird.



  • Its part of the “Pentagon Pizza Index” Link (and yes I know they are sponsored by the “gamble on everything” companies these days)

    Its an unusual OSINT tool where you monitor the nearest pizza places near important buildings. If a cartoonishly large amount of pizza is getting delivered to the pentagon, that indicates that teams are pulling all-nighters. This also applies to companies like Valve and Microsoft that have know large known central offices.

    Monitoring the local bar scene has similar value, if the number of people there is different past historical data then its safe to assume something is going on.


  • There was an immense effort to rectify the issue, same with the ozone crisis. Cant say the same for current issues, most news has to both-sides everything and there are much more (or atleast more prominent) contrarians like the anti-vaxers. Never again will we see a unified front against a global issue because someone will always benifit personally if failure is on the table.