LOL! Neither, but that was a fun reminder of how many ways milk can be delivered.
Thanks for the play-by-play explanation!
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Probably explains how Safeway came to be empty of milk this afternoon.
âLimit 3 per person.â
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Or die of something more pleasant than a horrible lung flu
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I have no idea what sheâs talking about.
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Well, first you wait for it to be cold enough outside so the garage stays permanently frozen. You can tell the time is right when the slush doesnât melt off the car. Then you take a gallon or two milk and stand it on the floor of said garage. Let freeze.
Generally they do not rupture because they have that circular indentation on the side.
Bring it into your refrigerator when you have room. Remember to allow a couple of days for it to thaw. Keep an eye on it to check for leaks. Before you serve, remember to rotate the container end-over-end once or twice to re-emulsify it. Thatâs the last important step.
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Hey, you stole my recipe for soda-bottle slushies!
Disclaimer: also not to be used with glass bottles
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The ICE thing is hopeful.
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Itâd be really nice if the testing were more comprehensive. (not a creator I usually watch, but happened to pop up in my recommendations. As far as I can tell, due to the conspiracy-busting kick my recommendations have been on lately)
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Meanwhile⌠according to the Johns Hopkins University tracker (https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html), at least for the moment, confirmed US cases have passed cases from France (9,345 US, 9,045 France). Timezone of updates matters, of course, so itâll probably not last. But the gapâs been closing in for a few days.
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I got a few things I can freeze, canned goods, etc. feel better now that my pantry is stocked up but concerned it may not have been the wisest use of my limited cash
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I figure if itâs non-perishable or frozen, even if I donât get to it now I will eventually.
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Update on my analysis of US total deaths:
Data from the last two days are worse than predicted. They appear (by eye) to follow a steeper exponential from 3/11/20 - 3/16/20. If that continues, I may want to fit an exponential that ignores 3/2/20 - 3/10/20.
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Trouble is, netflix is priced by bandwidth.
Basic: 9 dollars
Standard: 13 dollars
Premium: 16 dollars
Basic is SD on 1 screen, Standard is HD on two screens, Premium is UHD on 4 screens.
so, if yoiuâve already paid for the 16 dollar plan, being relegated to what essentially is the 9 dollar plan demands compensation.
I thought that in Europe, internet was cheap and fast compared to whatâs offered in the US. Now, it turns out that ⌠itâs not?
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Hereâs a laugh for you:
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Would have been nice to have something targeting the things actually responsible, instead of going right for the people most likely to suffer from pollution and climate change themselves, but thatâs nature for you. It makes stuff thatâs beautiful to look at, when you can go home afterward. Then itâs awful to it.
I saw author Wendig mention writing something similar and feeling bad about it here, and thought maybe the rest of the sentiment might be useful to someone.
Oh, and kxkvi, nice that you are keeping track but it might be easier to use a logarithmic scale if you are going to judge things by eye. 
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