Tokkemon

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121.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Nah, sugar is way worse.
122.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
It is definitive. It doesn't cause any measurable harm.
123.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Nah, it tastes worse.
124.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
We don't discuss the dark times when Pepsico switched from aspartame to sucralose in the 2010s.
125.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
It tastes worse.
126.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Nope. The amount you need in a drink is so small it wouldn't substantially affect the viscosity at all. Source: me, who mixes soda syrups and did piles of informal experiments on syrup ingredients.
127.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Chemically, it doesn't make sense that there would be any harm in the first place. With properly functioning kidneys, the resultant chemicals get filtered out extremely quickly through the urine. It helps that most diet colas are also
128.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Are you sure this isn't just an option for some channels to decide if they want it? Some channels definitely still have this sort option available.
129.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
C:S also has limitations, like the agent limit of 70k, which means even moderately large cities of 100k are not realistically simulated. Not to mention the nonsense of every building having essentially a single family. And the garbage syste
130.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Web version of Homer disappearing into the bushes.
131.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Me too. The design brings back memories of those old jumpscare flash games.
132.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Nowhere near that much.
133.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Also interested to see if there's any proof of this. I know, anecdotally as an obese man, that whether I cut out diet soda or not doesn't seem to make a difference. Maybe I'm not doing it for long enough?
134.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Way to totally miss the point.
135.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Yup, saw that exact reaction in my own parents.
136.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Almost certainly. Maybe not in the meta-analysis but for individual studies, absolutely.
137.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Congratulations. Want a cookie? (yes, that's a joke)
138.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Because it tastes good.
139.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Why is this on the front page of CNN? Super misleading.
140.
by Tokkemon 3y ago
Or worse, Aluminium.
141.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
But of course, Alec from Technology Connections has us covered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCTWyNstpD0
142.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
At least it's T-Mobile, not one of the more offensive wireless providers.
143.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
Perhaps, but in the right hands, computer notation programs can make equally good engraving results. The only thing it can't really do well is the "authentic" or "organic" feel of a hand-carved plate, where natural
144.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
Glad to be known in the industry :P
145.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
Ooo yay, something I can actually talk about on here as a professional music engraver. These music typewriters are certainly interesting curiosities but never really caught on like the advertisements and curious articles would make you thin
146.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
This was released half an hour ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdD66WGBVHM
147.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
That makes no sense.
148.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
He also used "Kung Flu." Come on, anyone with a brainstem could see he was promoting anti-Asian sentiment and did nothing to denounce anti-Asian hate crimes at home.
149.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
Wasn't this the end of Deep Impact?
150.
by Tokkemon 4y ago
Also, piles of middle class people took those stimmie checks and applied them directly to outstanding credit cards. Now people's habits are just coming back.

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