Satsuma @Satsuma@cat.family

@The_T that is the original song everyone was memeing off w/the six seven thing. the semantic drift is far enough that familiarity with the meme wont really help much, regardless

@The_T «So many dead opps, so many ashes (Yeah)
You ain't catch that, I can't pass this
Shooter stay strapped, I don't need mine
Bro put belt right to they behind (Come here)
The way that switch brrt, I know he dyin' (Get him)
6-7, I just bipped right on the highway (Damn)
Skrrt, uh (Oh my God)
I just bipped right on the highway
Trackhawk, mm, sittin' in the driveway»

like, I’m not claiming that Skrilla is the most serious lyricist in the world, particularly when he’s also making references to fucking baby shark in the same song, but this is fairly transparently about gang violence so you know

@The_T i mean, also weird choice of topic to turn into a joke but

@pastelsinmysky kinda reminds me of how people will take the mere knowledge of you being vegetarian as an invitation to expound at length about their own feelings about eating meat

@The_T sourdough is only a little trickier than regular bread except you need to keep a starter fed which is kinda a pain if you dont make bread often enough.

@The_T if you enjoy how it tastes fresh i’d just make croutons / bread crumbs with the stale bits tho tbh

@The_T there’s a lot of reasons bread might go stale too quickly so its hard to say why!

if you’ve done everything right but want it to stay fresh longer, sourdough is traditionally thought to go stale slower than yeasted bread, or else you’ll want to add a gelling/emulsifying agent like pectin or lecithin. or you can make tangzhong, which would certainly justify the thermometer lol

@The_T its nice for unfamiliar recipes where you don’t know how it looks when its done, or if your oven is being kinda sus

@The_T actually the real thing i use my instant read thermometer for is bread

@The_T very small quantities of candy

@The_T this also means you can now make candy

@villainousfriend @imp @kate literally any helicoptering at all is far too much when you’re sick so this seems like a very reasonable assumption

(i live near a hospital with a helipad so i am literally never free of the choppers)

@The_T this is why i have never done a nomic

@alis distressingly plausible — and it incentivizes them improving their benefits packages because they have to pretend to loose against the the next rescue mission anytime someone wants out (which is fun in moderation! but a lot more work than just winning if you’re trying to keep casualties down)