Hummus! Five ingredients, five minutes, a full batch. All you need is a food processor and you’re good to go.

• Garbanzo beans

• Garlic

• Salt

• Tahini

• Lemon juice.

I usually throw in some cumin for a minor twist on basic hummus.

The stupid! It burns!

JFC but I am so goddam tired of uttering the words “What a fuckin’ moron,” every time I read about him.

It feels to me like staying in New York City as taxes rise on the hyper-rich would be the ultimate flex. You’re so wealthy you can’t even be bothered to notice the plebs have raised taxes on you.

Some marketing team needs to get working on this angle, lol.

There isn’t really anything I can add to what’s already been said about these malicious idiots, only that I’m so very grateful to live in Washington state where sanity still prevails.

Kitty needs a small container so it can assume its natural liquid form.

It’s not often a headline makes me laugh out loud. Well done, unknown editor!

We’ll duh of course it’s a puppy. Everyone knows she likes 'em on the young side.

Haha yeah.
Once when bicycle touring an older lady cornered me and kept grilling me on what method I was using to stay hydrated. I was puzzled by her repeated questions and eventually said, “Oh! I use a method honed to perfection by 500 million years of vertebrate evolution.”

She looked puzzled a moment, so I clarified: “I drink when I’m thirsty.”

She stomped off in a huff.

I misread that title and now I need to know more about fairytale welding.

I always have a well balanced breakfast of coffee and more coffee.

Man, they are really panicking.

If you’re out bike touring, KOAs almost always have spots set aside for cyclists to camp. Both KOAs and state parks are really useful for showers and clothes washing. Was genuinely surprised how many state parks had both when I toured across the U.S.

If you’re in Washington state, the state parks are legally required to find room for you to camp if you rolll up on a bike and they’re otherwise full.

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…And nothing of value was lost.

“…some of which they argue are undermining democratic norms.”

That there is known as a “load-bearing clause,” and Newsweek should know better than to put it under such heavy strain. The entire article is likely to collapse—much like the media’s collective spine—if it gives way.