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Dawg cause I don’t want someone thinking I’m calling them a dog

To learn about xylem and phloem in biology we were made to stand in a circle, split into two groups (xylem and phloem) and act out the functions of xylem and phloem. I don’t remember exactly what we had to do, I just remember there was a lot of hand-waving and squatting

It’s over, for I have depicted you as the screaming feline and myself as the smirking chimp

I can never tell if people like this are intentionally misreading the question, weird nerds who are genuinely just taking the question at its most literal meaning, or just idiots who can’t wrap their heads around what is being asked.

I’m absolutely sure this guy is intentionally misreading the question to make some stupid racist point, but with others sometimes I’m not so sure

Oatmeal

Tahini (you can dip your pita in there)

Beans, canned or dried if you’re able to cook. Lentils also.

Chia seeds - some bags say to refrigerate them but as long as you’re not letting them sit there for a long time you’ll be fine. Same goes for tahini actually.

Nuts and seeds

Could also get other breads or maybe corn tortillas or something

Edit: I suppose by no heating element you mean you can’t cook. So with the oats you’d probably have to get old fashioned oats and do overnight oats or something just using water. Canned beans don’t need to be cooked so you can use those.

Edit 2: ugh I actually don’t know if the overnight oats would work. Everyone I know who makes them uses a fridge. You can eat old fashioned oats “raw” though, since they’re not actually raw but they’ve been steamed. A little weird though. Though you could make a cereal with them or something, like muesli. Actually they sell packaged muesli in the store, that might be a good thing to try, and you could get oats that way. I love getting a box of Alpen.

I agree with you and I’ll take it one step further - I don’t like most grunge.

I think the problem for me is grunge takes a lot of influence from hard rock and heavy metal, two genres I’ve never been big on. A lot of grunge bands are just too close to hard rock for me. I absolutely hear it in Eddie Vedder’s vocals. Maybe it’s something similar for you. You might try listening to some Pearl Jam precursors - Green River is a grunge band I really like. Temple of the Dog I never really listened to but they have that one cool song Hunger Strike. There’s also Mother Love Bone but I’ve never really listened to them.

You may also be reacting to the slew of derivative Pearl Jam copycats that popped up in the wake of the grunge explosion. Post-grunge is a genre that’s generally looked down upon, and I think a lot of those guys copied a lot from Eddie Vedder’s vocal style. It might be a case of you being more familiar with the derivative knock-off bands that Pearl Jam spawned, and only being able to hear those bands when you listen to Pearl Jam.

Me, the One True Leftist

I think the obvious answers are probably Huey Newton, Fred Hampton or Eugene Debs.

It wouldn't be communist, but I think Nat Turner or John Brown's revolts succeeding and establishing some sort of state would put us on a better path than we're on right now

tbh I think people here take voting too seriously, sometimes it feels like electoralism brain but the other way around, as if not voting makes any sort of difference. We're getting Kamala or Trump either way, there's no possible way your vote or non-vote is going to have any effect on policy towards Israel/Palestine. I think you're fine.

Sanskrit is a different language, I’m not over here upset that kids can’t read latin, I’m upset that kids can’t read English

I don’t use cursive at all, but something about this is just very sad. Kids can’t read cursive anymore? Idk, that doesn’t really bode well