micnd90
joined 4 years ago
Doors are bloat
Chairs are bloat
Headlights are bloat
Side mirrors are bloat
Engines are bloat
All you need is frame, steering wheel, and wheels for a GNU/Car lightweight edition.
hey it's illegal to be poor, stop being poor m'kay, just stop
I'm not doing nothing, I just happen to refuse to do one thing (among many things) they asked me to do
And I will veto my civic duty to vote this November
But it's 1AM in Moscow. Surely our good KGB agents with generous union benefits and stable paychecks would not snitch and work outside government business hours
In Itsuno we trust. People won't appreciate Dark Souls 1 level design as much if we can just teleport around bonfires. Huffing your ass from the depths of Blightown to the belltower in Undead Parish in less than 10 minutes makes you really appreciate the verticality and intricate level design
It is because innate https anywhere on Firefox. You can open archive.is with Edge or Safari equivalent, they (archive.is/today) don't load ads. It is better than linking directly to a paywalled NYT
What's wrong with civil disobedience?
0 people killed by the Houthis
24,000 people including 10,000 children killed by Israel
this induction stove is pretty weak, I wish the Democrats didn't ban gas stove
t. Frog in boiling pot
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=UiQzvCU_ygM&
Communism is some GOOD SHIT
Pause means we can continue later. Coward can't even say the 'c'-word. CEASEFIRE
I want to speak to the manager of state sponsored terrorism. Here are my recepits
They are so shameless in their bias they put the distinction in the same tweet
- How it started
https://archive.ph/mdGXw#selection-833.0-841.45
Tues 22 Feb 2022, 11.40 GMT
Australia will dispatch a fleet of new long-range helicopters, hi-tech drones and long-distance snow vehicles to Antarctica to counter increasing Chinese and Russian expansion across the southern icy continent. The near $1 billion (£530m) strategy is designed to strengthen Australia’s 42 per cent claim over Antarctica’s territory and protect against foreign moves to undermine the Antarctic Treaty signed more than 60 years ago. It comes amid growing concerns about China’s rapidly expanding presence on the continent, despite not being among the dozen countries that originally signed the treaty in 1959.
- How it's going
https://archive.ph/r3qdV#selection-1309.0-1325.101
Thu 5 Oct 2023 02.46 EDT
The Australian Antarctic Division did not have internal budgets and overspent $42m in one year before being forced to cancel or defer dozens of crucial climate science projects, including studies of record-low sea ice. The Greens have described the division’s admission as “shocking” during a Senate inquiry, triggered in part by Guardian Australia’s reports that budget pressure has stopped remediation work and research on melting glaciers, biodiversity and climate change. Several scientists told the inquiry they were frustrated their research had been repeatedly deferred.
Where did you go my guy?
