I really dislike it when recipe names have brands in them. The concept of "Cheetos (R) Turkey" is decadent to me. To me it is the same as having "Oreo (R)-flavored" snacks. We no longer describe recipes by its basal ingredients and it feels alienating to me

If not naming names how about a screen shot of the post? I want to eradicate them from my social media feed. I love my block feature. Wish we had such irl

"you should vote for her because she's do a better job" what is the job she is doing??????????????????????????? and don't give me some bullshit about "behind the scenes" because the dnc laughed in the faces of people reading the names of dead palestinians just a few weeks ago

I remember seeing a Star Trek movie in a theater in the bay area (San Jose). The place was packed. And during the opening credits the people were yelling the actors’ names when they appeared on the screen. « LEONARD NIMOY ! » « WILLIAM SHATNER ! » Etc. That was really something.

Option A. It’s a clear and accurate description of both no matter what their official names are.

Really hope this leads to some more meaningful connections here. Huge thanks for the Starter Pack @jasondws.bsky.social and getting all the names here. Really think that will help! I will admit that it's not as "firehose" over here, hoping people see value in that too.

inshallah nothing but net of course I apologize for invoking the forbidden names

4/6🧵 The Niger River’s diverse names across various languages. In Fula, it’s known as Maayo Jaaliba; in Manding, it’s Jeliba or Joliba, meaning "great river"; in Tuareg, it’s Eġərəw n-Igərǝwăn, meaning "river of rivers"; and in Yoruba, it’s Ọya, named after the Yoruba goddess.

stage names que os heroes pensaram em ter: 🐹: KK 🐱: justice 🐥: wise up 🦊: connect 🐰: junhan (=) 🐺: juyeon

Do they have names?