Hos hand looks so tiny
@lemm.ee
Look up vegan alternatives to eggs. I know applesauce can be used in cookies as my wife has done this. Also if you need eggs in savory recipes avocados have the same fat to protein ratio and work great
I feel ya brother. I live in a conservative small town, have a big beard, wear my hair in a high and tight cut, drive a truck and I can go on. I get mistaken by these people all the time as one of theirs. Thing is I couldn't be further from them. My kids godparent (for lack of a better term) is trans. I call myself an equalist because I believe everyone should enjoy the same rights and treatment that I as a white cis male enjoy. It's annoying as all get out that my personal aesthetic is so closely tied to these assholes
I live in Texas and one thing with all the people moving from CA is that they are mostly red voters. A lot of them were willing to move here because they felt it would better represent them while the blue people stayed. At least this is the sentiment that I've seen expressed from the people that moved here
There is a fun read by H. Beam Piper called lone star planet. In it citizen's were allowed to assassinate government officials given the caveat they surrendered immediately. They are then brought to trial and if they are able to prove the official was doing more harm than good to the populace they were let go with no charges.
Yup and are comparable in price to eggs currently I didn't say it was a practical alternative just that they work as a perfect replacement. More of just highlighting there are options.
One of my kids is super allergic to eggs so we've gone years without them in the house and found ways to adjust recipes due to that and other food allergies.
There was an interesting study done with zebra finches. In it they glued fake mohawkes on males and found that females selected them over unaltered males, even though it didn't naturally occur in the species. So there is some precedence for the possibility that the forward facing eyes were simply "sexier".
I worked tech support for years and the trick is to just start off with a list of everything you've done. Even if you haven't done it just hit them with that list. Most people working tier 1 support don't actually know anything about technology and just have a list of steps to take. Once they've exhausted that list they are lost and have no clue what to do and that's when they would hit me up on their help desk.
Another aspect of it could also be that they assume you don't know what you're talking about and are just regurgitating something you read somewhere. You wouldn't believe how many times someone would call in with something like this "I just need this xyz solution" and they would be completely wrong about it. For the reps that know what they are doing this is at least 1 or 2 calls a day for them.
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