The Number 1 Reason People Hate Clickbait Titles (And it May Not Be What You Think)

Yeah, if your reaction to "website wants permission to push notifications to your device" isn't some mix between mirth and revulsion, I don't fundamentally understand you.

If you must consume corporate media at least do it trhough rss, please.

The purple ones are still orange on the inside

Tbf, potatoes are fucking dope

It's true, potatoes are one of the few singular plants that can provide almost all of a person's nutritional needs with barely any other supplement.

Yes, but no. Yes it's a "super food" in the sense that they are easy to grow and are nutritious and contain almost everything the body needs, but you'd have to eat like twenty kilos a day to survive on them solely.

Now I'm starting to think that maybe Ray Cronise's "potato diet" aka "Nutritarian diet" might not be so insane after all.

It certainly seemed to work for Penn Jillette and Kevin Smith. It's extreme, but might work for certain people. I don't know if I would have the discipline personally.

Rather broccoli. Mulberry and flaxseed too. Who knew, our pre-agriculture ancestors ate the healtiest.

err isn’t worthy of push notifications *

There are very few newsworthy items I'd be happy to receive a notification for... and I expect I'd find out about those pretty quick from other people anyway

If I see one that really intrigues me, then I go out and Internet search for an answer instead of clicking.

Click to find out!!

They should be banned!

I'm sure there's a shiny sticker you can buy for $698.99 that will solve that issue.

That's the Orange Rude Vegetable

But easy mistake to make

That was decent

Nice. I also like Charlie’s video which is a little less rigorous but also addresses the question of “what?”

https://youtu.be/35Wmz2IFW2w

a rabbit’s favorite snack.

Just a PSA about this common myth - rabbits DO NOT naturally eat carrots.

Bugs Bunny popularized the idea, yet the only reason he ate carrots was as a reference/homage to Clark Gable in the 1934 film It Happened One Night.

Peter [Gable's character] pulls out a carrot with the long leafy greens still attached, peels the skin with a pocket knife, and nonchalantly nibbles on the vegetable as cars whisk by. Peter continues to give the lesson while speaking with a mouthful of carrots, a personal quirk reminiscent of Bugs Bunny's casual, carefree attitude.

Apparently a lot about Bugs Bunny was a reference to that character, including the phrase, "What's up, Doc?"

Anyway, I've seen pet-owners give their rabbits carrots as if it's a normal meal. It is not, and the high sugar in carrots can cause health issues. For the sake of your bunny, please get dietary advice from your pet's veterinarian - not from a cartoon that parodied a film character 85 years ago.

I, too, love carrots, but man, you can't tell me that a cheeto isn't more tasty.

I recently got my partner on board with replacing sugary snacks with carrots and it's great. Plan on making my own chutney soon from apples I foraged for recently, should be nice with some carrot sticks. Supermarket chutney is made with more sugar than fruit, I know it needs some to preserve it along with vinegar but they use way more than necessary. Any recipe I find the main ingredients are fruit/veg, any I find in the shop then the largest ingredient is sugar.