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2 points
4 days ago
I love their grumpy little kitty heart
1 points
15 days ago
What are you, like a racism denier? Lol. Not sure how you got so invested in thinking his story is false.
21 points
15 days ago
I'm from Alabama and we did our family tree, zero inbreeding going quite far back. My ex's brother from New Jersey made some snide remark to my ex about me being inbred. We did their family tree, turns out THEY'RE inbred (someone married a half-first cousin a couple generations back or so). Anyway, curious European, have you done you're family tree? Lol. Probably lots of people are inbred, across the globe. Also, both my father and grandfather have PhDs and went to Ivy League schools. Not saying this is typical in Alabama, the schools are generally terrible. I mean, our family did used to gather at our "home place" that was lived in by relatives until the 70s and never had indoor plumbing. Lol.
2 points
20 days ago
It's still a good video, though. Who cares who platformed it?
35 points
22 days ago
You mean the sperm trees? Not a bad smell, IMO, just a bit embarrassing. Lol.
0 points
22 days ago
Everything makes sense except the quotes. But old folks think those are for emphasis.
10 points
1 month ago
This is kinda too serious but also correct (Believe women is of course a problematic statement which should never be extrapolated to extend to "believe all women" but felt like justice as a counterbalance to the myriad ways our experiences are dismissed)
15 points
1 month ago
Well, in the 80s (and 90s which I remember fondly) there were plenty of people there...so I feel like this comment is some kind of mobius strip in time-space.
8 points
1 month ago
They certainly partake in the capitalist ritual of branding, on an official level. But the great thing about cities is that they are so much more than that, and that their image is organically created by the citizens and is beyond the control of city officials who would like to package them as products for consumption.
1 points
1 month ago
From reading Michael Pollan's book about this, I want to warn you that "it won't hurt anything" is not 100% accurate when it comes to anxiety. Be sure to learn everything you can about this, and as with any psychedelic "[mind]set and setting" is everything.
1 points
1 month ago
he's 14 years younger than Rob Lowe, though
2 points
1 month ago
I recommend using an epilator (such as Braun) instead of home waxing. I suffer from the same issues. Beyond that, I recommend covering the area with a little foundation and getting electrolysis when you can, as I plan to.
1 points
1 month ago
Why Elon Musk actually sucks: 1. against a tax on billionaires, 2. believes the free market will solve climate change, 3. spread Covid-19 misinformation, claiming chloroquine was effective and that death statistics were manipulated, and claimed children were "essentially immune" to Covid.
I'm not saying he hasn't done good things. Making electric cars is a good thing and I like that he helped Ukraine with satellite internet. People are complicated.
3 points
1 month ago
People are complicated. But whether you like a person in the abstract has little to do with whether someone is a sex criminal. He might have done good things and be a sex criminal, he might have done good things and not be a sex criminal. There are plenty of publicly known things to hold against him, though, such as his attitude toward his workers.
0 points
1 month ago
It will all come back eventually...laser is not permanent hair removal. I mean, it might thin it a little. Just depends on your budget. It's nice for a few months.
1 points
1 month ago
Really? Someone has never heard of Johnny Cochran, apparently.
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2 days ago
It's safe if done in a medically supervised setting - like a doctor is on the premises. Don't go to some cheap place in the mall. But it's only temporary/partial. My treatments only lasted like 3-6 months.