General Politics Discussion (IX) [ARCHIVED] • Page 621

I’m a huge creature of habit and generally eat the same thing for lunch for months and months on end. But that’s like rice protein and veggies not processed nuggets or grains. And I get that people have food sensory issues but I get sick just thinking of not having at least a vegetable a day or eating nutrition deficient meals days on end.

 

every time I eat lunch or dinner without some sort of veggie component I feel gross

 

Green bell peppers are the greatest vegetable btw

 

Am I the only one who actually thought these were pretty good? Better than most of the things my school had for lunch at least

 

Those were my favorite, too. Actually, the first University I went to was cheap as fuck and I got to have them there, too. Pretty good late night drunk snack.

 

is that a breadstick or a burrito

 

Cheese-filled bread sticks, aka "Pizza sticks"

 

DP Dough and Wings Over was the go-to late night drunk food at my college. Definitely contributed to my college weight gain.

https://www.dpdough.com/menu
https://www.wingsover.com/menu

 

Haha that looks immensely better than the millions of Domino's pizzas I ate during college

 

There was a wing joint across the street from my dorm in Eugene that had all you can eat every day, and these were the giant genetically engineered wings, and dollar coors lights at happy hour. Gained so much weight at that place RIP Campus Chicken Shack

 

I just miss the frozen yogurt machines in my dining hall

 

Revealed: pipeline company paid Minnesota police for arresting and surveilling protesters

 

Can’t believe we live in a world where a school shooting barely makes the news anymore.

 

I’ve been snacking on raw mushrooms and radishes with blue cheese dressing w/crumbles and sunflower seeds for weeks at this point. I don’t know why but it’s been my favorite.

 

I think we’ve all known an Italian or two

 

My county's library system stopped fines in 2020 when the pandemic started, and just announced over the summer that they were making that permanent policy. They said return rates were higher when fines were eliminated and that this way is better for the community.

 

plus like... "lost 900k in fees" they were probably maybe going to actually get like 90k of that back if that, right?