StringJunky

I've snipped it here:

The Post article that Dim linked does actually say they considered what can be shown.

I can see it. It's probably region-restricted if one can't see it. Even though it is graphic enough for me, for your average Republican hill-billy/red neck/trailer trash I don't think it's explicit enough. Consider that many younger people are decimating characters in their games in the most explicit ways possible. It's too tame.

'Tea towels' here too, East Midlands. IIRC you shouldn't dry them with a cloth if hygiene is imperative; cross-contamination risk.

If a person calls a colour 'yellow', it can be backed up or refuted with a colour analyser. It's associated with an objective measurement. It has a defined frequency range.

I think IPA is hydrophillic, so as one keeps opening the bottle and the liquid diminishes, the air volume increases and, so, water concentration increases as it draws moisture from the air space.

All science is wrong in the end. What matters is that scientists can do useful things with the theories they have until something else supersedes it. That's the way science rolls. A fact is only correct in a contemporary sense... it answers the questions of the day. What we have today is what we have to work with.

If you are concerned about it stick to the BB date. That's what it's been tested to. Storage conditions matter, so it's a 'How long is a piece of string' sort of question.

@geordief Are you aware there's a vaccine now for it and existing sufferers can take it to deal with future eruptions? Over 70 it's free in the UK.

I've linked 2 American, a UK, and one from the European Medines Agency. Fill yer boots. Assessing the benefit:risk ratio of a drug - randomized and naturalistic evidence - NIH Enhancing Benefit-Risk Assessment in Regulatory Decision-Making - FDA Risk:benefit analysis of drugs in practice - BMJ https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/about-us/what-we-do/regulatory-science-research/benefit-risk-methodology#:~:text=The benefit-risk methodology project,benefits and risks of medicines. - EMA

A year is a century in politics and 2024 is too far away to call.. Too much can happen, especially at this juncture in human history. I'm much less optimistic for the Dems, since Biden hugged up with Netanyahu.

Those that added the abortion question had strong support from the pro-groups, apparently. I read today that 1 in 4 women have had one in the US. If it's that many, I can't see the antis prevailing over the long-term.

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You clear out a negative past by creating new positive memories.

He's not just a side-show fanatic though, is he? He's actually pulling on the the levers of power there and writing policy.

I had an impish desire to re-post him with a notoriously-iconic mustache. He could sew this on his kippa and wear his heart on his head.

A topical comment someone made: If they’re black it’s a gang. If they’re Italian its a mob. If they’re Jewish it’s just a coincidence and you can’t talk about it. Whoever gave you a minus, clearly isn't aware of him.

Sorry. I was agreeing.

They aren't a different species.

Victors write the history books and point the moral compass in their own favour.

The purpose of importing the diaspora was to alter the electoral balance against the Arabs. This was a deliberate policy aspiration.

Yeah. I read a couple of English-language Russian news sites and local environmental news often shows up. in them. It's a big thing there because the current regime is basically in denial. The melting of the Arctic is an 'opportunity' for commercial, geopolitical exploitation, not a potential catastrophe. Short-termism; it looks good in elections