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EDIT: Well, with all the downvotes and the lack of comments I am getting. I got the clue, and I sad that I am not welcomed here.

I rather pour siracha sauce in my eyes and while trying to auraxium the snowball gun than to go around the map and look for something that might not really exist for hours.

Please give players an alternative to collecting bullshit on the map to complete the directive!

USDA says a turkey that has been (previously frozen) thawed should be cooking within 2 days.

USDA also says, fresh turkey (that has never been frozen) also should be cooked within 2 days of purchasing it.

If I am understanding it right, according the USDA, that means that a fresh turkey couldn't be on the store shelf more than a few hours.

But if a fresh turkey, that has never been frozen, safely sit on the store shelf for a week or be labeled to "cook or freeze by 11/27" even though I purchased it on 11/18.

Which one do I go with? USDA standards or the local meat department label?

I apologize if my question doesn't make much sense, I am really stumped with this one.

This is anecdotal, so please take with a grain of salt. Also, sorry, for no photos.

I wanted to make this post of my findings and I wonder if anyone else has observed similar discrepancies. I went from an Osprey Aether 70 to a Kelty cayote 80 to a Mystery Ranch Sphinx 70. My Osprey is a couple years old and so is my Kelty. I was very curious about Mystery Ranch despite it being a little heavier than the Ospreys and Kelty's and the MR Sphinx fit me really well. The curiosity came from a lot of reviewers claiming they are better at handling heavier loads. Occasionally I need to be able to carry other peoples stuff making my pack very heavy and the Osprey's couldn't handle it. While the Kelty

I don't drink, I don't use tobacco products, I don't use any drug other than maybe CBD sometimes. I would like to get high, but I am afraid of my employer testing. Why are employers even allowed to dictate what you do on your days off? I can't risk to lose my job either.

edit: When I say high I mean THC.

I tried out a Larry vs Harry Bullit with a Shimano steps 6000, about 2 years old. Before I commit to it, I wanted know if there is anything I should watch out for? It comes with the rear wheel lock, a side panel kit, honeycomp board with a roll top. Dynemo hub with a front light. I test rode it today, might pick it up tomorrow, the asking price is $5500. So far everything checks out, the lady that was selling it seem really cool and just has too many bikes so she is just swapping out for something else.

4 years ago, I was between medium and large jackets REI brand. 3 years ago I was a straight up medium, last year I was a small, this year I am probably an extra small! I tried on a jacket from them the other day, their new Fall 2018 jacket and the small was too big except the sleeves were a little too narrow and long. I have noticed this with Patagonia, Marmot, and TNF as well (some more or less to some degree) . I been about 6' 160lbs for the last several years and my measurements have not changed as far as I know. Is vanity sizes creeping into outdoor apparel?

I am thinking of putting drop of CBD tincture in some unscented lotion just for the smell. Would there by anything wrong with this that I have not thought of, other than being a possible waste of tincture?

The windows are covered and a sign saying Pizza Straight From New York coming soon. What happened to Oasis?

EDIT: Nevermind, I didn't think r/portland was too dense to answer a simple question. I will find the answer somewhere else.