They are listening to f*cking everything.
I find this more scary than wholesome.
They are listening to f*cking everything.
I find this more scary than wholesome.
People, thats why I always say, don’t just stop taking your medication. You might feel fine now, but then you end up with a shitton of garlic.
Please! See your psychiatrist before doing anything rash.
Teflon doesn’t contain PFOA anymore for the last 10 years.
So only OLD Teflon is toxic. Like those from 1946 or so.
You know old Teflon is toxic… sounds about right.
Great list. Very balanced in origin, time and genre.
Gonna go hunting down some movies…
Thank you for your thorough explanation.
It’s always a bit confusing when your language has one word for something another language makes distinctions within.
As a non native English speaker, where does toxic fit into the poisonous/venevenomous question?
Even more likely since it seems like he was a stray. Seems to me, like he cried at everyone around about how hungry he is and found more than one bleeding heart.
Aww… he was too chonky to escape chonk camp. Cute, (not so) little chonky Chonk. I hope he learns a lot at camp and comes out a healthy one.
What kind of advice even is that?
Put them in the glass recycling. This might be different from your general recycling bin.
To recycle glass they break it down into tiny shards, it gets industrially cleaned and then melted and formed into new glassware.
Glass doesn’t has to be clean to be able to be recycled, just mostly separated into colours.
Poppycock.
It’s the same argument than if you provide social security people don’t want to work anymore. Its classist and racist.
Congrats. You hit two right wing propaganda points with one scentence.
Feel free to prove me wrong with reliable sources and real numbers.
Now I wonder how this graph would look like for Stephen Kings “The Stand” during the pandemic.
Did people want to read a book about a flu-like pandemic wiping out humanity or rather not?
If the tower falls you loose.
She looks yummy. Too bad I’m not an immigrant in Ohio…
Did lemmy do something in the meantime to keep bots out?
If a lot of them can’t operate anymore like before they wouldn’t count as active users anymore either and would explain discrepancies, or not?
Not that I know anything about how bots or websites work tbh.
My grandfather was one of these Russian POW. He was 15 years old. Conscripted and sent to the front without a choice.
He said, he only survived the camp because he met his uncle there. That’s about all he was willing to talk about it.
In the first war years my greatgrandfather (his father) spent 3 years in prison because he spoke not favorably about the Nazi regime. No trial, no visits, no information. Everything he owned, including his business was expropriated by the Nazis.
He was supposed to be moved to a camp but then was suddenly released without any information and conscripted into the army.
Neither of them had any choice. Mere soldiers, the ones in the trenches, generally didn’t.
People were executed for refusing military service and after that they sent your whole family into a camp for “Sittenhaft” (kin collective punishment).
The SS and SA who were responsible for unbelievable atrocities were only a part of the German military. They were the “elite” units.
You know that all these things are vastly different in different countries.
Switzerland is very different to Slovenia and Iceland is not comparable with Italy. Every one has their own healthcare system, police, internet providers.
And while the US is also big and diverse, you still can’t compare one federated country with a Union of independent countries.
I hate this timeline.
Not the answer to your question, but I find it important to point out, that atheist and non theist are not necessarily the same.
A non theist isn’t necessarily a non believer who rejects all religion like the general understanding of an atheist.
The Dalai Lama for example calls himself an non theist and so do I as a Buddhist. Buddhism is a believe system, a religion, that does not believe that there is a god or gods. Some subdivisions of buddhism believe in divine beings you can turn to and pray to, but they all used to be ordinary humans, same as the Buddha, who obtained enlightenment and transcended into a higher form of being.