Denny's is actually pretty decent diner food. Or, at least, it was pre-pandemic. Their menu selections have gotten limited since then, and rather pricey. For what Denny's charges today, I'd rather go to Black Bear Diner.
They close at 21:00? You haven't experienced Denny's until you stumble out of the Rocky Horror Picture Show at 02:30 and need coffee, eggs, and hash browns where a half dozen people in whiteface and tuxedoes led by a guy in a corset, fishnets, and 5 o'clock shadow just kinda blend in.
That happens very rarely in Swansea, I think. Just down the road in Cardiff that's a normal Tuesday night, but not Swansea.
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Ages ago when I worked doing Inventory, we would go to Denny a lot after at like 3 AM.
Which raises the question: decontamination from what? There aren't that many uses for caesium-137, and those only require tiny amounts. So were these containers used for transporting nuclear waste? Where did that come from?
I haven't seen this being pointed out already, but the oversimplification of logos is just a consequence of the rise of digital media. Cracker Barrel has an app, and that app has an icon which needs to fit on the screen of a smartphone, and also work in multiple resolutions. An overly intricate and big sign you'd put on a house simply doesn’t work for that purpose, so the design gets streamlined. And those changes then bleed into the non-digital world.Cracker Barrel changed its restaurant chain logo yesterday and today they have changed it back because of a backlash from right-wing arglbargles who insist that the new logo is offensively "woke" for some darn reason. Woke enough that some of them are like "I'm never stepping foot in one again!"
Here's the old and new logos:
SO WOKE
Also, I bet making physical signage for that simplified one, especially on menues for ink or whatever, vs the complex man and barrel design, would save the comany actual millions of dollars.
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We have a number of those places here in Kansas, but they've also been falling victim to small-town economics more often than not.
That is good information. So it's not that the amount of radioactivity that was detected was hazardous, it's that that particular kind of radioactive contamination does not belong in what it was found in and they need to find out why it was there at all.Cs-137 contaminated shrimp? What we know
Well, you know this, I know this, and most sane, reasonable people know this. But try convincing the average American MAGA conservative of this. It's like arguing with a brick wall.
And if you get into an argument with someone like that, you have my permission to copy/paste my previous post to save you the effort of typing it out yourself.
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Life rule: Have no heroes.
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That article is pretty wild. Someone really needs to tell these White Supremacists to fuck off. Like, lets go back to punching Nazis fuck off.
Also
Aiming to 'radicalize Main Street,' Christian nationalists set sights on tiny Jackson County, Tennessee
Christian nationalists have set their sights on a remote Tennessee county, hoping to attract like-minded people from across the country as part of their efforts to “radicalize Main Street.”
Nowadays, that seems to be a widespread phenomenon.
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