Not everything out of the ordinary is oniony.

That distillery actually paid a mycologist to research the fungus, who found it was from an unidentified species. (The fungus had been observed and collected before, but misidentified as something else.

They couldn't really do anything about it, but the distillery did spend some real money to see if there was a solution.

"And you've even turned down fresh brains?"

" Yes!"

Kids say the damndest things

No one likes a snitch, Tyler.

>^(Officials from several agencies were searching Friday in Williamsburg for Tina Hicks, 45. Williamsburg is a small city of about 5,300 about 100 miles southeast of Lexington.)
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>^(Whitley County sheriff’s deputies, Williamsburg police and Kentucky State Police were trying to serve Hicks with “multiple outstanding warrants for her arrest,” the sheriff’s office said.)
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>^(No adult family members were willing to say whether or not Hicks was in the house, the sheriff's office said.)
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>^(Deputies found Hicks there, and she was served with) ^(two outstanding Whitley County circuit indictment warrants charging her with possession of meth and drug paraphernalia)^(, as well as four other outstanding district court warrants.)
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>^(The sheriff’s office said the child was visiting family and did not live at the home.)

Sounds like Lake Mead in it’s ever growing numbers of Islands.

She didn't take his Switch.

In this situation, the best reward for the kid is anonymity

They're letting you know what kinda principles they value in the department, don't be shocked

Fox affiliates don't have to push Fox News stories if they are not directly owned by Fox.

You're more likely to encounter forced programming from Sinclair than you are from Fox News.

Local stations sign affiliate contracts because they want non-news programming from the network. Local news is typically the biggest source of revenue for a station because they own all the commercial time. While the station owners will, from time to time, push a news story (looking at you Sinclair) most stations want as much editorial control as possible so they can cater to their local market and drive viewership.

So it's not impossible for a Fox News story to get pushed at the local level but it's not the status quo either.

Yeah, no whiff of onion.

A lot of alcohol smell though :P.

Zombies are now joining AA meetings.

You burn it, you bought it!

Article says they think there’s no repercussions. There likely will be for the poor kid. Hopefully not but these situations are never good. Kids just don’t understand complex situations like that.

Still you can't contaminate the environment around you.

Well, if you have seen Border Security: Australia, you know that people bring all kinds of food in their luggage, like there is no food in the country they’re visiting 😅

Really? I would have been very nervous about that. I can see a hotel wanting to have some security to make sure you pay your bill but that's what credit cards are for.

The funniest part is that they will classify these as islands even if they're 2x2 rocks since it expands their exclusive economic zone

Good thing they have female sailors!

I have, though it was pre-9/11. In Italy.

>angels’ share

The portion of a wine or distilled spirit's volume that is lost to evaporation during aging.

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It seems as if this alcoholic growth is fairly common and well known, as there are reports of illegal stills being found out due to the growth.

This article definitely raises more questions than it answers.

And of course, the land elsewhere will have new and exciting reasons to not use it.

Oooooh a reckoning! What do y’all reckon will happen? Where ya meeting?