Jessica Askren
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Jessica Askren
@JessicaAskren80
Christian. Wife. Small business owner. SBG4LIFE
Katılım Nisan 2022
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IDK if I’m just uneducated on wedding rings/engagement rings but why does she always wear it slightly to the side and not centred on her finger genuine question
The Swift Society@TheSwiftSociety
📷| Taylor Swift's engagement ring posing on the red carpet
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@Marlayna29 Yes. When I was a kid I volunteered once a month at a nursing home in the late 80's early 90's. Most of the residents were born in the late 1800's. I made some special friends there and met some amazing people
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@FreddyLA7 @kjwooten87 As a Kansas City native I highly recommend Joe's KC BBQ or Q39!
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“Honey, wake up! The German guy just found a Buc-ee’s!”

Freddy🇩🇪@FreddyLA7
DUDE LMAO THIS IS A GAS STATION😭😭😭
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me liking every German fan Freddy post about food during his World Cup road trip
Freddy🇩🇪@FreddyLA7
Dinner from Buc-ee’s at 1am😋
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If science were never to be questioned, your doctor would still be recommending a particular brand of cigarette to settle the nerves.
You'd be dosing the baby with heroin cough syrup, because Bayer sold it over the counter.
You'd be rubbing cocaine on its gums for teething, and the chemist would recommend the stronger tube.
The DDT lorry would still come round to fog the street while the children carried on playing in the spray.
Your surgeon would be reaching for the icepick, because the man who pioneered the lobotomy was given a Nobel Prize for it.
Pregnant women would be handed thalidomide for their morning sickness, with a reassuring pat on the shoulder.
You'd be drinking radium tonic for your energy and brushing with radioactive toothpaste for the glow.
Stomach ulcers would still be filed under "stress," and the man who proved they were bacterial would still be a laughing stock.
Butter would be the villain and margarine the heart-healthy hero, on the firmest medical advice going.
Lead would still be in your petrol, your paint and your water pipes, certified harmless by the people selling it.
All of it, in its day, was the consensus. Settled. Beyond polite debate.
"Settled science" is the phrase people reach for when they would quite like you to stop asking questions.
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Things that are "ultra-processed":
- Plant-based meat
- Oat milk
- Protein bars
- Most cereals
- Most breads
- Most plant-based yoghurt
- Margarine
Things that are not "ultra-processed":
- Steak
- Eggs
- Butter
- Whole milk
The food that requires a factory is the food being marketed as healthy.
The food that requires a knife is being framed as the problem.
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