What's a good way to store dried goods like rice, beans and pasta so you have a substantial supply that you routinely top off, while eating the oldest you have in stock?

Duckweed and algae are much easier to grow and grow a hell of a lot faster. They can also be used to clean your water.

I don't know. Graphene seems like a really good option too.

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Except for the high number of them who are actually documented pedos.

Good they are doing their job

No, they are claiming they're doing their jobs. These people lie about the most trivial of things as well as the most important things.

My brother in law is a university professor and told me yesterday that the students he's getting now can't even read. He's contemplating retiring early because of this.

And the kicker, he says that a college education is a waste of money at this point. He says you can learn a lot more on your own with just internet resources and no distractions from the people who are in college now.

I would have never been able to predict this sort of comment from him. It must be really bad.

Generally, I was working for the boss's boss's boss.

I will happily donate to your defense fund.

I made a ton of money building reporting systems which made it simple to identify this form of gaming sales numbers to fit targets.

Thank you.

And when they need to justify the war they claim we've been at war with Iran for 47 years.

Each lie is made for each argument or question they are addressing and does not need to be consistent with prior lies.

I discovered yesterday that dropping a medication like that without doing it gradually can cause brain damage. If anyone is looking to switch or stop medications that affect brain function, do a little research first and bring this concern up with your doctor. It's my understanding that for some medications, like Xanax, it's best to taper off in order to avoid injury.

And for stealing TS-SCI classified documents