/b/ - randumb XD

can someone please make a version of this except instead of "U.S. ARMY" it says "GLEGLE ARMY" and also perhaps with another version that says "GLEGLE.ARMY" with the dot

hello everynyan!!

Welcome to Chapter 6 of the blog!
For today we’re making our second recipe that goes on a stick: Caramel Apples! Like last week’s recipe, you have a lot of freedom with how you coat or decorate your Apples! This is also the first recipe that isn’t, strictly speaking, “baked” but I won’t be taking any questions on that. Without further ado, let’s begin!

Servings: 8
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 30 minutes
Cooling time: 90 minutes

Ingredients:
<Caramel:
>2 Cups of Brown Sugar
>1 Can (14 ounces) of Sweetened Condensed Milk
>1 Cup of Corn Syrup
>1 Cup (2 sticks) of Butter
>2 Teaspoons of Vanilla Extract

<Other
>8 Apples
>8 Candy Apple Sticks (Or similar instruments)
>Any Toppings you’d like to add

Baking Tools Needed:
>Stove
>Refrigerator
>Wooden Spoon
>Large Saucepan
>Slotted Spoon
>Candy Thermometer (or similar tool, I used an Infrared Thermometer)
>Mallet (Recommended for easily inserting sticks into apples)
>Small Bowls for toppings
>Baking Sheet + Parchment Paper
>Measuring Cups
>Can Opener
>Large Knife

cont.

"Pathetic"

It's spooky season, so show us your carved pumpkins! Submit as many as you'd like, due by October 31st.

im Katy but youz can call mez da P3NgU1N oF D00M!!

I go on /tttt/ for the incredibly rare genuine discussions about trans shit that isn't seen on reddit or twitter, where people don't have to worry about stepping on toes when discussing dysphoria n stuff. The thing is, 4chan is shit and terrible for everyone's brainworms, and definitely has contributed to my share of BDD. So yeah, I hope a somewhat edgy but moderated trans community takes off, cheers to you fellows

Hello, and welcome to chapter 5 of my baking blog!
Today we're making Cake Pops! I personally am a huge fan of cake pops, as I feel as if they're one of the more palatable forms of cake. (Don't worry though, we'll make a real cake eventually!) This recipe is meant to be rather flexible, so feel free to try out all sorts of cake and coating options! Let's begin!

Servings: ~50
Prep time: 45 minutes
Cooking time: 30 minutes
Cooling time: 120 minutes

Ingredients:
<Cake
>1 Package of Cake Mix (~15 ounces) (You can use practically any flavor of cake mix; I used a cherry-chip cake mix, but if you're not sure, yellow cake mix tends to be the traditional option)
>1 Cup of Water
>3 Eggs
>1/2 Cup of Vegetable Oil
>8 Ounces of Cream Cheese (Softened) (1 Package)

<Coating
>2 Cups of Chocolate Chips (I used white chocolate chips for my batch)
>Sprinkles (Optional)

>Lollipop Sticks (~50)

Baking Tools Needed:
>Oven
>Refrigerator
>Electric Mixer
>Medium Mixing Bowl
>Large Mixing Bowl
>Glass Baking Dish (~9x13 inches)
>2 Oven Mitts
>Knife
>Small Bowl for cracking eggs (Not required but recommended)
>Baking Sheet + Parchment Paper

cont. in comments

Fast food thread:
What's the best American fast food restaurant?
Where would you go for lunch?
Best place to stop in the middle of a long road trip when everyone wants something different?
Ever been slighted by some place over something stupid but you swore to never return?

We have pretty decent public transport where I am. It's nice being able to take trains and buses to get around. Don't have to worry about fuel or parking. You also get to chill and do what you want while you wait, rather than needing to drive.

I hear that unfortunately public transport is kinda dogshit in much of the US; it's even more car-centric.

Anyone else here a fan of public transportation or otherwise orangepilled.

That's right everyone, around half a day ago the WPATH SOC V8 (World Professional Association of Transgender Health-Standards of Care-Version 8) has just dropped after around a year's delay of when it was supposed to be released, following the usual schedule of releasing a new volume roughly every decade.

I haven't began reading it yet outside of some skimming, but have seen general optimism from the two reddit posts I've seen about it. (From r/4tran and r/tgcj)

It's around 260 pages, (v7 was 120) and over the next couple of days I'll be reading it and giving a quick summary on my thoughts on each chapter, and give as rudimentary of a summary as I can remember from v7 for comparison.

Here is the link to v8:
https://www.wpath.org/soc8 (pdf: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/26895269.2022.2100644)
And the link to v7:
https://www.wpath.org/publications/soc (pdf: https://www.wpath.org/media/cms/Documents/SOC%20v7/SOC%20V7_English.pdf

I will also immediately give my first complaint here being that the formatting of V8 looks absolutely horrendous in the pdf of the wpath site. The first couple of pages are a list of citation names that's a cluster-truck to read through and for the main pages of everything else the the text is split into two columns. This works fine a a 5 page research paper, but not a 260 page one. Hopefully they're able to publish a version that actually looks good, but in the mean time, I'll be following along using the website linked below because it has the same content with significantly better formatting.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/26895269.2022.2100644

So come sit back, and enjoy the ride with me as we explore the current state of affairs of one of the most tumultuous and controversial fields of medicine.
If you have any general questions or chapters that you'd like a review on earlier, post in the comments and I'll try to answer to the best of my knowledge and experience with reading these things.

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time to post kot

post worms