Upvoted you, downvoted the post, because, while this is a huge problem, it’s not wage theft.

Just saw the community. Carry on.

I’m trying to imagine putting my dick in cheese that is hot enough to be moved around to that degree, and I don’t think it would be very comfortable.

Hard not to imagine some less homophobic members of the design group looking at that and saying, “Sure, that looks very masculine,” with the most serious face they can hold.

I was more referring to this clip, but I also appreciate a little Silence of the Lambs.

If I look at the ceiling will you steal my lungs?

Shit, and my ex just divorced me!

Well, one time my kid said some misogynistic shit (it’s been a decade, I can’t remember the details) and I spent 10 or 15 minutes chewing him out in front of his siblings about how that’s inappropriate and wrong, with examples of the errors and results. When we were talking one time after he’d reached adulthood, he told me this turned him away from the path of radical anti-feminism.

No guarantees this will work in most circumstances, but it did this one time.

You need to find a better way to say the invisible generation.

Consumables make economists happy because of all the repeat sales.

You should sell that!

Oh, absolutely. I imagine there are places with very little clay content, requiring the third technique the video showed to be used in ancient times, not unlike the extreme measures the Japanese had to use to to refine iron compared to many other places.

Here’s a link showing him doing that, possibly with a different sample.

I think you’re overthinking this. The presence of water is required to make clay minerals, and water has covered just about the entire surface of the planet. I’m also pretty sure the people making clay over 10,000 years ago didn’t do a fine analysis of the raw dirt they refined their clay from. This video also showed 3 ways to refine clay, depending on the clay content. And given that the profile of soil generally includes some amount of clay (loam consists of less than 40%, deserts are often over 90% sand and still have clay) pretty much any natural soil that grows plants probably has some amount of clay.

So yes, you need specific minerals to make clay, they just happen to be almost everywhere plants, and thus people, are found. And no, this won’t give you pure clay minerals, but if the clay isn’t white, that’s already the case.