When fentanyl was really cheap it was showing up as an adulterant in all sorts of things, increased cost probably reduced that?

I'm pretty sure the substitutions are less likely to cause unintentional overdoses, (fentanyl was so cheap it was being put in everything increasing overdose risk) not sure if it's changed usage much, or non overdose health risks (some of the new shit is *nasty*)

"as legally required by (sb whatever) I proclaim feb 6 is Ronald Reagan day"

Luckily my state has a "oh, you're broken-broken" medicaid level so I'm not paying for any of the testing except with time and not so precious bodily fluids.

I mean, I think the FJ was closer to BS than tricky. It was what, one Smithsonian Magazine article from 2017?

Uhhh, don't you finalize your bet based on the category, then get the answer and have to write down the question?

like, it's extremely, extremely rare for a writer to make oligarch money, but Rowling did, and she used those funds to successfully push for genocide in the UK.

My first thought seeing that was, do you really need to carry that many blending stumps? Then I saw one with a hook.

I both want to and really don't want to know how many hits there are on the msg site

Because he eats raw squirrels.... 🙄

Looks like it's from a 2017 Smithsonian Magazine article

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Where he "might be autistic"

www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/n...

"’reward' is to have his brave act go unrecognized" is a quote from an article nobody read?

That was such a shit answer.

I mean, if they had a spare pump, and just hooked up a bag of saline and said "play with this one" I'd probably be the most compliant patient known to man.