First time I've heard this. Not sure how I feel about it (as a gay trans man myself), but I can't and won't police other people's labels. That one just doesn't fit me very well though.

I have been told by my cousins, to be an authentic Radler, use a Pilsner, not a Lager. If you use a Lager, it goes by a different name.

I'm not a fan of Mountain Dew, but I love a good Radler, which is a very Bavarian thing. Usually they use "limonade" which tastes a lot like Sprite/7-up to mix with the beer. It's very refreshing after a long hike or bike ride (which it's named after, because a "radler" is a cyclist).

I am also debating making my ebooks available for direct sale, but I need to figure out the whole tax and business license legality behind doing that (so, it may be a while).

Print editions I can't sell directly because I don't have the time or energy to ship physical copies of books.

Wouldn't blocking them essentially do that?

Baldur's Gate is quite lovely in the summer, isn't it?

I remember it was a big deal at the time. Then she moved into Cabrini Green during her term as Mayor, which I thought was brave (at that age, the way people talked about Cabrini Green, I imagined it like it was Gotham City). Later on, I interviewed for a teaching job, and the residents were lovely.

Only vaguely. I was in first grade when that snowstorm hit, and when the sidewalks were finally cleared and the schools re-opened, my grandfather had to carry me on his shoulders because the endless corridors of snow taller than I was terrified me. I think that's when he had his snow removal idea.