

If you’re interested in shit in pristine untouched places, guess what Apollo astronauts did with their shit on the moon?


If you’re interested in shit in pristine untouched places, guess what Apollo astronauts did with their shit on the moon?


Let’s not all be downers here. This actually sound like nice improvements, I might give the groups a try.
I heard from an expert that the usual infection comes from insufficiently washed home-grown vegetables contaminated by mouse droppings.


Thanks, it would never occur to me to look for it on Wikipedia.


Is it on a stable website, or does it change sometimes? And what’s the address?


“There is no such thing” is not an argument. Not responding to a direct question doesn’t give you any credibility either. I’m very much open to discussion, but what you do is not a discussion. Please respond to my previous questions if you’d like to continue interaction with me.


OK, you really are a troll. But how is a full, not even cut, hat of a mushroom (which is not even remotely a plant) heavily processed plant pulp? And more importantly, I asked about the whole burger. You called a bun, mayo, fresh tomatoes, lettuce etc. a heavily processed plant pulp, but when you add a patty of minced meat and other stuff, it fundamentally changes?


You never head a mushroom steak? And portobello burgers are amazing. The only difference is that it has a portobello instead of meat, but it’s obviously a burger. What should it be called?


I don’t know, but it’s effect is definitely not niche. It’s how you get GPS.


Unless I’m very mistaken rejecting all cookies must not take more clicks than accepting them. Too bad nobody enforces that…


Would you agree that atomic clock for super precise timekeeping falls int the same cathegory?


If you ever get a fresh whole chicken (for dinner, for example), you can remove the breasts, then carefully remove the ribcage, make a small hole in the trachea, insert a straw and blow into it, you can inflate the sacs. Even if you know they are there, it’s still quite surprising. They are big! Highly recommend, if you’re up to such things.


I think human babies do the same thing. That’s why they can breathe while breastfeeding.
I just realised you probably can use RSS. I think it works, one channel per subreddit.
If you only want to look an not interact, I’m using Stealth. No account needed and you can still follow your preferred subreddits. You can’t post or comment, of course. Also no upvoting, but you can mark posts for your own later use. Also, you can have multiple sets of subreddits.
If you select a sufficiently short and localised subset of data, you can show almost anything. Would I be wrong to guess tjat your opinion is heavily influenced by the current state of the US? While I agree that the situation there is complete shit and something needs to happen, I would argue (admittedly without any solid data in hand) that globally, automation is helping loads of people and is going to continue to do so.
That would be an awesome piggy bank, but British Museum in particular is doing pretty well on this front compared to many other museums, their souvenir shops have at least some. Not enough for me to be completely satisfied, but enough not to be completely disappointed, which is pretty good, relatively speaking.