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  • WOMAN SHAMES MAN FOR BRINGING ONE PIZZA TO POTLUCK, AND TIKTOK HAS THOUGHTS: ‘I DON’T THINK YOU QUITE UNDERSTAND HOW POTLUCKS WORK’

    04/17/2023 2:20:40 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 66 replies
    IN THE KNOW ^ | Apr 17, 2023 | Donnavan Smoot
    A woman on TikTok had some interesting opinions on potluck etiquette, and TikTok let her know that she had the wrong idea. Katie K (@Katiekcomedy) made a video regarding a potluck she recently attended, specifically a fellow attendee’s choice to bring a single pizza. “I didn’t think as a person in my 30s, that I would need to say this to other people in their 30s, but here we are,” she started. She went on to explain how someone brought one pizza for the entire group to share at a potluck, which she disagreed with. This magazine editor's closet is...
  • Seattle mayor calls for more police after six shootings in one weekend

    07/27/2021 9:52:50 PM PDT · by conservative98 · 46 replies
    Fox News ^ | 7/27/21 | Andrew Mark Miller
    The mayor of Seattle is calling on the city to rebuild its depleted police force after six separate shootings rocked Washington state's largest metropolitan area over the weekend. "As a city, we cannot continue on this current trajectory of losing police officers," Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan said during a Monday press conference. "Over the past 17 months, the Seattle Police Department has lost 250 police officers which is the equivalent of over 300,000 service hours. We’re on path to losing 300 police officers." Durkan added that the weekend violence is a "reminder" that there are certain emergency situations that require...
  • 19 hospitalized after eating feces-contaminated food at party: report

    07/03/2018 5:41:33 AM PDT · by Gamecock · 72 replies
    The Times-Picayune ^ | 7/2/2018 | Kim Chatelain
    At least 19 people were hospitalized as of Monday (July 2) after eating food that had been contaminated by exposure to feces at a neighborhood potluck birthday party in Charlotte N.C., the Charlotte Observer reported. More than 40 people were sickened and more could become ill with a "highly contagious" disease called shigella, which causes diarrhea. Someone who prepared food for Saturday's party, which was attended by about 100 people, did not wash their hands well enough...
  • Weekly Cooking (and related issues) Thread

    01/28/2016 4:22:07 PM PST · by Jamestown1630 · 62 replies
    In last week's thread, V K Lee was thinking about Super Bowl food; and I think that's a good idea for our thread this week. I don't have a 'dog in the hunt' this year - in fact, I don't even follow football much, unless the Redskins or the Maryland Terrapins are getting hot. But I've decided on South Carolina for my annual bet with my husband - I have some ancestral connections there, and one of my favorite, football-obsessed co-workers wants to see a Panther win. So, I'm re-posting my favorite 'finger food', this week, along with some other...
  • Afghan Judge May Throw Book at Christian Convert

    03/24/2006 12:37:23 PM PST · by kpp_kpp · 14 replies · 1,056+ views
    ScrappleFace ^ | 2006-03-24 | Scott Ott
    A judge in Afghanistan said today that Abdul Rahman, the man charged with converting to Christianity, would face the death penalty, or worse, if convicted of the crime. “We could behead him and then throw the book at him,” said the judge presiding over the case, raising the specter that the punishment could include intentional abuse and damage to Mr. Rahman’s copy of the Bible. The threat to the Bible comes as retribution for reported incidents of Koran desecration last year by Americans at the Guantanamo Bay terrorist detention facility. Those allegations sparked deadly Muslim riots worldwide. Meanwhile, state governors...
  • Potlucks get lucky break from gov (Potluck police defeated)

    09/25/2004 6:10:38 PM PDT · by formercalifornian · 5 replies · 329+ views
    Chicago Sun-Times ^ | September 25, 2004 | JANET RAUSA FULLER
    You can bring that chicken casserole to your church's potluck dinner and eat it in peace, after all. Gov. Blagojevich on Friday signed legislation exempting potlucks, a staple of church basements and community centers, from inspection by state and local health officials. "Potluck meals are a long-standing tradition that do not warrant government intrusion," he said. The law applies to free potlucks on private property sponsored by individuals or nonprofits. Events that charge a fee or are on public property are subject to inspection. Until now, the question of how potlucks should be regulated was open to interpretation by local...