The far back corners of the fridge that are already unused? The dark recesses where forgotten food goes to die?

Yeah, keep them. I'll sacrifice that for convenience.

I did, but my report was in another thread.

In summary: It was pretty OK. Tasty, but didn't quite live up to the hype. I had tacos and the guy making them wasn't shy about absolutely stuffing them to bursting. Thats a plus, I was served sour cream on the side and dipped the tacos as I ate them.

Summary of the summary: It was good and I'll (eventually) eat there again.

The point here is that while they think they are woke edgy niceguys wearing a Fedora, they are in truth delusional and creepy manchildren with a tenuous grasp on reality that can't tell the difference between hat styles.

Nevermind the wearing of a trenchcoat over cargo shorts, a novelty print t-shirt and socks with sandels. Not to mention the poor grooming habits under the guise of, "bucking societal norms." Dude, you arent counter culture, you're nasty. Take a fucking shower.

To paraphrase Chris Rock, "I'm not sayin' I condone bullying... let's just say I understand.

I mean, cars do have headlights after all.
Just sayin'.

Indeed. A right and proper Brittish nutter.

@zinope You are dead wrong about the Army. If you score high enough on the ASVAB and the slot is available, they let you pick any specialty you want.

That's not all that different from scoring high enough on the SAT to get into the school you want and a prospective employer having an opening for that position wben you apply.

Radiation? Yes.
Cancer causing? An emphatic NO.

Here's how it works:
Everything on the Electromagnetic Spectrum is radiation. From ELF Radio, through the tiny fraction of visible light, all the way through the pants-wettingly powerful Gamma Ray Bursts... it's all radiation.

It's divided into two catagories, Ionizing and Nonionizing. Everything from roughly the middle of Ultraviolet down is Nonionizing. Nonionizing means it doesn't/can't cause cancer.

This device brodacasts somewhere in the radio end of the spectrum, in the Nonionizing part.

Now, from the middle of UV up, that IS Ionizing. As the frequency increases, so does the power/energy of the wave. Enough energy to interact with your DNA at the atomic level, alter molecules and cause DNA to mutate... and cause cancer.

There's WAY more to it, but that's the basic gist.

Probably because you necroposted on a year old post.