What kinda basis can they argue against extradition? Its for a crime in the UK so if you did it or not should be argued in a UK court. Not a US one.

UK Aldi, not sure I have ever seen bronze cut used as a selling point on pasta, probably out of my price range.

TIL the cheapest pasta in Aldi is decent quality.

You stir your pasta?

Lol, what a loser.

Doesn’t this just mean the UK is more likely to refuse US requests in future

So are regular fans then, the blades are inside a mesh

Just like their hoovers then.

Used to have to use one and I just don’t understand the bagless appeal. I like having a bag to contain all this awful dust. Felt like I needed to wash every time I emptied it and they fill up so fast in comparison too.

And what kind of fan could you get with that money… Pretty sure I could get an industrial one that exchanges most of the air in my house in minutes or even seconds.

Regular fans dont have exposed blades either, there is a mesh over it.

Probably because all the adult midgets refused him.

More justifying it because I spend less money now on seeds than I would have on the food produced from it later. Food quality is also quite an important one and makes the effective value of the produce far higher too. Its not making money directly, but saving money.

Although the best value would then would be my foraging. Got a bag of plums in the freezer that I picked recently and plan to make a fruit mead with.

I tell myself that they will pay for themselves because I can eat them. After a few more years if I can work out what grows well that mat actually become true…

Found some cheap beetroot seeds yesterday, pack of 4 different colours of beetroot and I have 1800 seeds for £1.50, so that will almost certainly pay for its self as long as at least like 5 of them grow to a decent size.

Most of the wasted cost is in stuff I buy that fails. But if you measure it on a per plant basis my most successful has been rosemary. One of my oldest plants and propagated so much from a single plant. “Do not propagate” sticker on it when I bought it was taken as a challenge. I now have about 12 of them. Mostly use it with sage and dehydrate them to mix with salt, goes great on roast potatoes.

My lunch didn’t require a fridge to store it. Room temperature or even out in the sun would have been completely fine. Anywhere you feel like placing a tub really.

Dry ingredients, its never going to spoil until you add liquid which is done at the time I am going to eat it.

People eat clay sometimes. IIRC its a famine thing used to bulk out actual food to make it feel slightly more filling.

Pills are tiny. Wtf do you think the soil is contaminated with?

Tbh doing it for £1 now would be difficult to make videos on. Not because you can’t but because compared to when he started there is much less choice within the budget.

Only so many ways you can cook the same or similar ingredients.

The reality is the majority of all healthy food in the US is gated behind high prices

Seems so odd to me, here in the UK some of the cheapest foods are things like carrots, potatoes, beans, oats. Things that people should be eating more of.

Don’t have enough time is the next excuse I hear. I just made lunch in seconds by combining the free milk at work with some roughly ground oats. Along with some dried fruit. Incredibly cheap meal and takes far less time than walking to the McDonalds across the road to order a burger. Don’t like milk? Use water, I only use milk because its free and cold. Cold lunch is nice at this time of year.

Sugar isn’t great for diabetics. Wouldn’t clay just pass through as it has no nutritional value.

Mine is usually happy when the radiators turn on and sits there until summer is back.

Doesn’t matter, the bird inside the now flat box must die!