You gotta remember World Wars take a bit to warm up first. Skirmish here, escalation there, lots of sitting on thumbs for a while, and then everyone piles in after the rate of occupation starts to get out of hand and the aggressors show deft multi-tasking skills.
I’ve cleaned my shoes ≠ His shoes are clean now.
The only thing linking the two statements are lines drawn from the shows, not language.
But with arms that short and legs so long, I get his expression of great accomplishment.
2027
The dilution of “anger from China”.
It’s as long a running joke as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China’s_final_warning
Seriously, they could be genuine some day. Like warn the world against some major catastrophe, but we’ll assume that if China’s upset, it’s nothing to worry about or may even be something we want to happen.
angular momentum on the fly intensifies
There’s a few birds I love. Their calls, how they behave. It’s especially great out at camp and they show up in the morning. Just sit there and enjoy their company.
So, I totally get it. I’d never get to the levels of going out to pursue it, but sometimes I’m in a situation where bird watching is more interesting than people watching—and we all love that.
I’m good with warning labels, so long as I can take most of them off. You know the ones, they make you yearn for the backstory, but also make you depressed every time you see it. Like this one. Many people would know things surrounding fire are hot. Plenty would’ve unintentionally touched it, “Fuck! Ow. Duh.” and hope no one saw. But someone had a Skinner moment, “No! It’s the manufacturer that’s wrong. Where’s a lawyer?!”
Yeah, I don’t think they realise Steam is itself a product to pay for. Sure, someone could come up with a free game manager, but that’s only a part of Steam’s services. There’s all the licencing, marketing, communities, features, connecting to other platforms, a console mode, remote play, ongoing security, support for external titles, the workshop, great refund policies, all this stuff and Valve doesn’t ask for a sub, pays all the staff involved, and stays on top of it all with premium quality.
No shit they take some off the top. How else could the Steam we love and know exist if they didn’t?
The irony of this lawsuit trying to ruin things gamers cherish.
My Laphund hauls me on a longboard. He gets into a really good long-distance pace while I also assist with kick pushes uphill or on slow surfaces.
Bungee leash, bit of mushing wax on the paw pads, great way to cover the 10km lake circuit. The breed loves pulling for starters, but I think he loves the freedom of running around in “the wild” and covering such distance. He does big hikes too, but obviously only gets to go walking pace, so the “mushing” lets him cut loose.
Percentages require statistical.empathy. if you find 1.5% small, scale it down to a situation you can relate to. Like when this post hits just 75 upvotes, one of those people are displaced.
Whoah.
So, never heard of those. But DDG tells me Tylenol is just a brand—talk about an effective monopoly.
All accidental, I’m sure. They just need to rein it in a little. /s
Easy Mode. Try having a dog lead around your wrist while opening a biodegradable poo bag that got wet in drizzle…
What two parties? I don’t see a mention of any parties anywhere. Snap out of it. This is what I was just talking about lol
“refused”. Okay, headline.
Propaganda news articles on Lemmy? shocked Pikachu
There’s pieces of shit on all sides. Of course, pieces of shit would never consider themselves pieces of shit. But being active in smear wars is a good indicator, whether politics, consoles, social issues, etc.
And also tout freedom of speech.
It’s hard to tell if it was/is logistically effective vs. everyone shitting in it because that’s trendy rn.
With knowing absolutely nothing, I can only assume it’s an excellent concept that will (unfortunately) help a lot in a broad range of situations.
At the moment, plenty of creases to iron out, but it’s not a failure and humanitarian aid can definitely bolster with it.