Eeeh, considering it’s followed by a warning not to feed the mealworms to farm animals, my bet is on “not for human consumption”
But what the crow wants to know is, are you taking avian sex as payment?
What about french press?
Cartoon GI Joe or live action GI Joe? I’m inclined to cut cartoons in general a lot of slack in terms of physics abuse
I’d say Poilievre is a 80% match, Maxime Bernier is 95%
Some English brats got there 40 years earlier: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cottingley_Fairies
The strobe light problem might also be caused by putting a LED that’s not dimmer-compatible on a dimmer switch
I expect he’s going to say he didn’t mean that he fabricated the story, but instead meant that he “created the story” in the sense of bringing it to the media’s attention
You can get that good, scurvy-busting vitamin C from meat just fine, all you have to do is eat it raw
Wicked Game in my ass
I think the objection here is that it creates a massive loophole: Intentionally post misinformation, claim you thought it was legitimate. Repeat until you stop getting the benefit of the doubt, start over with a new account, repeat ad infinitum.
I’m not sure what the best solution is, but I think we at least need some kind of very clear notice, on the feed page and not just in the comments, that the content is proven to be factually incorrect.
Привет кремлёвскому троллю! Как погода в Санкт-Петербурге?
Oof. So she’s basically Serena Joy from the Handmaid’s Tale. Or tried to be
It’s also kind of a fringe theory.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1951_Pont-Saint-Esprit_mass_poisoning
The attribution of the poisoning to the CIA in Albarelli’s book has been roundly criticized. Historian Steven Kaplan, author of an earlier book about the events, said that this would be “clinically incoherent: LSD takes effects in just a few hours, whereas the inhabitants showed symptoms only after 36 hours or more. Furthermore, LSD does not cause the digestive ailments or the vegetative effects described by the townspeople.”
To be clear: I have no reason to believe that the CIA circa 1951 wouldn’t or couldn’t pull this kind of stunt, just that the evidence that they in fact did is pretty shaky.
Weirdly enough, I’m much more aware of “The Problem With Music” than any of his actual music
Help me out here, I’m having trouble picturing this. Like… a pair of complete, full-size gazelles? Just fastened to the woman’s torso? If not, which parts?