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bidet for your teeth

I thought the instructions were clear, but here I kneel in the bathroom with a wet face, soaked shirt, and still a popcorn kernel stuck between my molars.

I hope those volumes are discharge and not…err… discharge

I’ve always used three…not sure I know about the two seashell method either

croissant, butter, jam.

You can’t just lay that out there without giving us the deets on how to create it ourselves

Well, that is hardly a lot of down votes. You’re going to try harder with your brand of conspiracy

… and environment.

I’d love to eat ribeyes daily, but guilt (and heart attack) would stop me pretty quickly

*24 hrs of perpetual’ish motion

I’m just a bill

I agree with all of that, but as a society, I would not say we “know” it until we remove it from our food supply in a significant way. Today, still in most countries much of our food is stored, sold, and prepared in substantial plastics. We rightfully “know” better with lead and asbestos, but societally were still ignorant of the real concerns of plastics.

Plastics

It was The Exorcist on Network television for too many of us Gen X’ers.

There’s two problems. The aforementioned thieving, and the midnight strangler as the blanket edge that was nicely tucked under the chin of a side-sleeper gets unceremoniously yanked by a nearby sleepyhead.

You be you.

Linux users with Emacs users

Shit cell service, and an inability to easily take in the menu online are my biggest gripes

Electric Boogaloo ?

I tried reading your comment right to left and was left even more confused.

Climate change is real and really fucking shit up (am an Earth Scientist), but I’d be more worried about a global nuclear incident.

Climate change may do us in, but in all likelihood it will just increase the stresses on food and water supplies. Humans are extremely adaptive and will likely persist unless there is a cataclysmic event that kills nearly all food for decades or more. Scarcity of resources will dictate just how populous we will be 20, 10, 1, 0.1, 0.001 billion?

We’ve survived the Pleistocene when the earth was about 6°C cooler. We expanded greatly just after and have continued extremely well through the Holocene, making it our own (now Anthropocene). We’ve inextricably changed the environment for the worse, but it alone will probably not be the action that wipes us out.

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