Sez You!

Right, got it, Bad Electrical Squirrels with Mental Health issues.

You do You, my friend.

KIds and Adults play in the streets. “game off, game on”, are still in use. People will have a hoop set up at the curb. Maybe that’s just ‘small town’, but I’m talking neighborhood small streets, not major thoroughfares.

Why does the Alabama GOP get to decide on a constitutional matter such as this? Wouldn’t this be better handled by a judge?

Show the pix.

Show the pix.

6:33pm, no workers, no change. I hope someone climbs up there with an angle grinder, tonight.

It’s a pond, in a swamp, of course it’s gonna have algae. smh.

hurdur burmur

lol, no. Well, I mean we did have model rockets as kids, so yeah, trumpy’s tiny hands style of rocket.

Edit: Added per DDG search:

Apollo 11 on top of a Saturn V was 101.5m / 364 ft.

UFC 92ft, lol.

So, in 2 weeks? lol

Per the article, I suspect you are right. I’m in a uniquely fortunate position, in that I live in a small town, and mostly use a bike for transport. All the same, I like to eat food and am not realistically able to grow all I consume. And I need to replace bike parts now and again. At some point the computer in front of me will need replacement, etc, etc. Sigh.

Pretty sure we are already paying ‘the price’.

Perhaps so, makes me wonder how many sharks kill cows.

Bingo! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Chinese_Famine - 1959-1961 - 15-55 million famine deaths. Damn!

“It is widely regarded as the deadliest famine and one of the greatest man-made disasters in human history, with an estimated death toll due to starvation that ranges in the tens of millions (15 to 55 million), with newer estimates concentrated around 30 to 46 million excess famine deaths.”

Yes, in aggregate. I’m the left earlobe, for example.

Right, and with Pasteur a large fraction of the population shifted. And before that, for instance, heating milk before inoculating it with yogurt culture was a practice for a very long time.

Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pasteurization - adopted late 1800s

https://ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy

Nobody said it’s a mountain you can’t climb. What pathologists and others have been saying is that we’ve climbed this mountain before, and people got sick, some died, so let’s decide rationally to not “climb this mountain” a.k.a. not do this raw milk thing anymore.

It makes me delighted that meta-execs are furious. Gotta savor those bits of Shadenfreude Joy!