I actually pack purpose built lead wipes in my bag when I shoot, and I will refrain from eating or even touching my face until I’m properly able to wash my hands thoroughly. Clothes usually need changing from mud/sweat and there’s always a shower as soon as I get home. When I’m on a long enough day that eating is desired I’ll only pack food that I can eat without directly manipulating with my hands, ie peanuts I can pour out of the bag or some form of MANLY MEAT STICK IT’S TOTALLY NOT A DICK EWW that I can peel/push up out of packaging without touching.

I’ve even started wearing gloves when cleaning guns since that’s actually where you will get the most acute lead exposure, even when it’s summer time and humid in my non climate controlled garage.

Some of us care, just not that many.

Everyone drops a baby, it’s how you react afterward that’s important. I’m a fan of scooping them back up before anyone notices personally.

“Hey can you hold my baby?”

“Sure… for a bit”

Spent some childhood in coastal Mississippi and I can attest this is the case

Billy Jean is not my lover

She’s just a girl that thinks that I am the one

But

The chair is not my size

Anything by the Shaggs, it’s possibly the worst music ever published and he’ll probably jump out of bed to turn it off:

https://youtu.be/XR9d4ESlpHY

Valheim and Odyssey - I’m actually more or less recreating the “OH SHIT RUN FOR THE BOATS” scene every time I go aground in the plains.

God help me I mashed the shit out of the buy button, now for the long wait and surprise tariff bill when it finally makes it to me in the US

We got a couple for our boys but one of them started tipping the feeders over to knock food out. We built some boxes to enclose the feeders and prevent this, and then the little shit learned he can jostle food loose by getting his paw up into the dispenser area and manhandling the impeller. The noise this makes sounds very similar to someone attempting to break into our home, and as a result we have switched back to manual feeding, and will just use the automatic feeders when we’re planning to be away overnight.

My parents (80s/90s kid) thought that sugar caused hyperactivity so I was very severely limited on what I could have. Candy for rewards at school was always sugar free and provided by my folks, when I trick or treated I was only given Halloween night to go buck wild and then the remainder was set aside as a one-a-day treat after dinner assuming I was good that day. I think the whole sugar>hyperactivity thing was debunked but they never really changed their tune on it. Once I was able to buy my own food I developed a bit of a sweet tooth, but I ironically am far more dependent on caffeine than sugar in my daily consumption. In my 40s now, not unhealthy or overweight and if I ever get around to improving my diet it will be reducing my alcohol intake.

Necro’ing this to say thanks for the heads-up on this place - my wife and I bee-lined it here when we got to Vegas and everything was ludicrously good!

Any other must-eat spots in Vegas anyone can recommend? I’m going soon and other than the Hash House A Go-Go I didn’t have any “we have to go here” spots lined up yet.

Cormac McCarthy’s aversion to quotation marks and proper capitalization make it literally challenging to read, and it’s supremely depressing.

I love it.

Oh wait, there they go

“I’ve been worse”