Ahem. I’m still on my tiptoes, awaiting the meaning of the second character in “business.”

Yeah, I guess they both swiped right just looking at the pix without reading the profile.

No drag queens, just a pathetic drama queen attention whore.

Unfortunately, once the strike is resolved she’s got to finish Matlock first. But hey, she’s Kathy Bates, she could probably knock off the Elon biopic in a long weekend.

They get those from little bugs they catch in flight, as well as nectar and pollen from whatever flowers they can find blooming. That’s why you should also have some native blooming plants if possible. The feeder should never be their only source of food, but like it says about nectar in this article about bees, it can provide the extra energy to get to the next nutritious food source.

https://baynature.org/article/whats-the-secret-of-nectar/#:~:text=Generally%2C nectar is composed mostly,plant absorbs the unused nectar.

Adding anything more nutritious to the sugar water than plain white cane sugar would make it an excellent food for harmful bacteria and other microbes.

Considering how fucked up the whole tracing and research situation was once the scourge hit, (not to mention any proper experimentation on how to treat it, everyone was just trying anything because they were desperate) and how rapidly the variants have evolved once the scientists knew what they were looking for, I wonder if there might have been a less deadly variant or two earlier, which could have traveled out of China in apparently healthy people, while the deadly version was starting to wreak havoc in Wuhan. People who assume they have the flu often don’t go to the doctor and get tested, since they’ll just be told to go to bed and drink fluids. It was only when hospitals started to see a lot of very sick people testing negative for flu that they started to suspect something new.

But I’m not saying there definitely was.

Typical man, just tells him to smell good, when the important part is to get clean (stop smelling bad) so as not to cause an infection. You’ll taste better, too.