Contemplate how close to total collapse we are every day

I just witnessed a murder lol

Haha love it. It must be the ass pennies guy

Once a pants is associated with a bad ass you might struggle to separate the art from the artist.

This is funny because an “elder statesperson” is valuable because they’ve been in the room for allllll the dirt, over decades. They are a walking blackmail bomb and are tolerated because they can call in “favors” when compromise is really really needed.

Edit whoever downvoted this, care to comment? If you think this was a “yay pelosi” comment you’re wrong.

Not voting also means they didn’t contribute to down ticket races and ballot initiatives which are often more competitive, and very consequential.

Great now there’s an 1800’s sailor on the space station.

Udabes

Fucking fools. Just use a robotic arm to bend the whole suspect section. You’ll see the cracks open up as you flex it back and forth, and can spray some flex seal in the cracks. Seriously, try a little bit.

Just because it’s happened elsewhere doesn’t mean it isn’t crazy

The article makes other points than that. Namely “upending norms” which is its own flavor of Teflon.

The article is about obesity, which CICO is the chief, immediate topic of significance. Long term organ damage from different sugar sources is a good topic, but not proximal to obesity in the near term.

Eat too many calories, get bigger. Easy to do when the grocery is packed with junk, but good food is available (and affordable) in both places.

Discussion on food deserts and time-to-prepare are also critical, but again I think present in both continents.

Is this like a ligma joke or something?

I guess cause when the name was made, a good place for a battle was a big ole field. (Speculation)

Agree. Systems have a way of working things out, in general as long as deciders do so from a pragmatic, not a pre assumptive perspective. I also have not served in a combat role.

As a firefighter, there were several women in my academy class, and several more at my station after academy. They are all as valuable as anyone else on countless calls. But no one is suited for every role.

Only one couldn’t complete the training in a satisfactory way, and it was some of the hardest physical things we did. (Dragging a 200lbs dummy through an obstacle course and up a flight of stairs in a certain time, advancing charged 2.5 inch hose as a team, up a commercial highrise stairwell). They matriculated into a backline role as an EMT, studied to specify as a paramedic, and are now an incredible asset. It takes good leadership to get people where they should be.

An important point is: all the other women got that shit done, and are very capable firefighters who have helped the community as such. If they had just be barred from trying, the community would have lost their service.

Everyone is good at something, if they are motivated. There’s no reason for people who aren’t actually experienced on the topic to be making these decisions. If actual combat leaders make a determination about the requirements to get the job done, that should be the last word on it. (As long as their opinion is grounded in demonstrable examples and transparent training standards)

I bet it’s more than that.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blair

Meaning “plain”, “field”, “meadow”, “battlefield”

Caretaker everywhere at the end of time. It’ll really set a mood.

Gotta come with receipts of you make these claims

It’s line the Chernobyl “official” figure