CTDummy

I first read this as “olive riddled” and was like how the fuck?

It’s a pretty niche comm in a relatively niche website. No real point in removing stuff for low votes.

The faces in the photo are blurred, I assume this was done by the ABC since they included the picture in their article.

Edit: wow I’m an idiot, the meaning of this comment sailed right over my head. Lmao my bad, been a long week.

As you’ve been told.

No one under 18 years of age or under the regulated minimum age defined by your local law (whichever is higher), is allowed to use or access the website.

Definitely recommend, having a steamer, rice cooker and pressure all in one is super handy and so versatile in the kitchen :)

Probably shitty to say but I think if you’re willing to stand around in public as part of a nazi display you shouldn’t get your face blurred by the press.

Not vegan but I appreciate the effort you’re putting in, so I’d like to chime in.

Lentils. I always had issues with lentils in soup. Even with canned lentils that ideally don’t need soaking. Half would break apart and the rest would still be whole. A while back I bought a pressure cooker (sunbeam multi function) and it’s been a great for lentil based soups/stews. All the onion, herbs lentils, pearl barley, wheat (?) and so forth go in then I pressure cook it. Then add root veggies (carrot,potato,etc) I don’t want turning to mush in after and simmer them for ten minutes. Been a god send for breaking down the lentils and stuff I want while keeping the other veggies firm for texture. Literally swap out one ingredient for tofu and it’s vegan. Previous partner was vegan so I like having some recipes that are easy to make vegan for mates.

My mistake I read your previous comment as asking for other examples.

Sure when I get home I will. This one is a prime one, there’s nipples visible. I’d be curious which workplace you’d be comfortable opening this picture in if you don’t think it warrants nsfw.

Good luck. ~~The guy is the mod for this comm and ignoring his own 2nd and 3rd rule.~~ Fixed it.

Not a bad rule of thumb that echos “drive to the condition”. Which I parrot to my partner/mates frequently.

In an emergency the average  driver takes approximately 1.5 seconds to react

https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/road-safety/driving-safely/stopping-distances

This average covers all ages, situations (fatigue) etc. I seriously doubt the average commuter can see, interpret and then apply brakes in 0.1s. Average reaction times for a video game is over 200ms lmao.