https://archive.ph/zac2Nx
Yes, but our outer layers and bags are all synthetic.
So long as they don't take my stapler.
Yeah, working constantly for a few years leaves permanent marks. You know what makes it better in ways we'll never have? Millions of dollars, luxury yachts, and fame. Mr. Beast isn't a doctor. He isn't a teacher. He…
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kombucha
And I suppose if someone really wanted to test out the beer-yeast theory, they could pasteurize the suspect beer and see if it causes the same issues.
My father used to do this too in Boston, but instead by jamming the slot with some kind of paper past the point of removing it. Extra points for using the orange colored envelope you got with your last parking ticket.…
Now someone needs to make a "shake phone to scream" app
Maybe it's not meant to be taken literally. I read it as, "You can achieve great things when you loosen your system of ethics and are okay with a net increase in human suffering."
This exists in the US as well. In a situation where you need to make emergency maneuvers where you’re likely accelerating or decelerating quickly? Opps, your premium just went up.
I would agree it is good for society but considering the risk of getting shut down by your ISP or getting subpoenaed it tends to be poor advice except for the adventurous.
I would avoid any rice grown in the United States if you’re concerned about arsenic levels. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1892142/
Wrong answers: Seed Metallica? Become a Tor exit node? Join a vigilante botnet? Better answers: Run your own vpn or Owncloud instance or run your own Matrix/Jitsi server
"Everyone wants to be fuck-able but no one wants to fuck" something something from putanumonit
"If crime fighters fight crime, and fire fighters fight fire, then what do freedom fighters fight?" - George Carlin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wXgQWlLT1c
I repeat this idea to others all the time. Anyone that doesn’t believe it must not have experienced much or any racism at all.
Aren’t the limits in the US you mention more accurately described as the consequences of an action rather than the action itself? For example if you suggest a person to commit suicide and they actually do it, you could…
Yeah, well if someone can't swing $200 they probably shouldn't own a pet.
Another challenge is how we as a society view non-physical violence like emotional abuse, verbal abuse, gaslighting, and infidelity. Punch a person in the face and it leaves obvious physical markings. Yet cheat on your…
May as well make the lawn mower require printer ink to operate while you're at it.
That way, not having money would then be considered a virtue! Problem solved.
Yep, yet I constantly have to be told by others that despite my deciding against more expensive schools and deciding to study computer science in lieu of a pet passion in art knowing full well that my immigrant parents…
> Makes me think transit as we know it wouldn't even work if everyone got one of these things or an ebike and took up so much extra space as a result. I’ve been wondered something like this too when I see people bring…
I generally disagree. Ideally, sportsmanship is be about appreciating the limits of human abilities. In that sense, the line between competition amongst others and oneself is blurred. Is it so hard to believe that…
https://archive.ph/zac2Nx
Yes, but our outer layers and bags are all synthetic.
So long as they don't take my stapler.
Yeah, working constantly for a few years leaves permanent marks. You know what makes it better in ways we'll never have? Millions of dollars, luxury yachts, and fame. Mr. Beast isn't a doctor. He isn't a teacher. He…
[dead]
kombucha
And I suppose if someone really wanted to test out the beer-yeast theory, they could pasteurize the suspect beer and see if it causes the same issues.
My father used to do this too in Boston, but instead by jamming the slot with some kind of paper past the point of removing it. Extra points for using the orange colored envelope you got with your last parking ticket.…
Now someone needs to make a "shake phone to scream" app
Maybe it's not meant to be taken literally. I read it as, "You can achieve great things when you loosen your system of ethics and are okay with a net increase in human suffering."
This exists in the US as well. In a situation where you need to make emergency maneuvers where you’re likely accelerating or decelerating quickly? Opps, your premium just went up.
I would agree it is good for society but considering the risk of getting shut down by your ISP or getting subpoenaed it tends to be poor advice except for the adventurous.
I would avoid any rice grown in the United States if you’re concerned about arsenic levels. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1892142/
Wrong answers: Seed Metallica? Become a Tor exit node? Join a vigilante botnet? Better answers: Run your own vpn or Owncloud instance or run your own Matrix/Jitsi server
"Everyone wants to be fuck-able but no one wants to fuck" something something from putanumonit
"If crime fighters fight crime, and fire fighters fight fire, then what do freedom fighters fight?" - George Carlin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wXgQWlLT1c
I repeat this idea to others all the time. Anyone that doesn’t believe it must not have experienced much or any racism at all.
Aren’t the limits in the US you mention more accurately described as the consequences of an action rather than the action itself? For example if you suggest a person to commit suicide and they actually do it, you could…
Yeah, well if someone can't swing $200 they probably shouldn't own a pet.
Another challenge is how we as a society view non-physical violence like emotional abuse, verbal abuse, gaslighting, and infidelity. Punch a person in the face and it leaves obvious physical markings. Yet cheat on your…
May as well make the lawn mower require printer ink to operate while you're at it.
That way, not having money would then be considered a virtue! Problem solved.
Yep, yet I constantly have to be told by others that despite my deciding against more expensive schools and deciding to study computer science in lieu of a pet passion in art knowing full well that my immigrant parents…
> Makes me think transit as we know it wouldn't even work if everyone got one of these things or an ebike and took up so much extra space as a result. I’ve been wondered something like this too when I see people bring…
I generally disagree. Ideally, sportsmanship is be about appreciating the limits of human abilities. In that sense, the line between competition amongst others and oneself is blurred. Is it so hard to believe that…