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You both are pathetic. Go pay off your debt, dumbass, because it sounds like you're one step away from being one of the people that this complete idiot renewiltord is referring to.
What will make it tough is that our roads already get destroyed every winter without the help of spiked tires.
In MN the entire summer is filled with road construction already. I wouldn't be that thrilled about switching my tires 2x every year either.
I've gotten these OTC at pharmacies in Southeast Asia, but didn't take them because I look up every medicine that I get.
Not particularly useful because almost all the old timers are still looking at the same normal homepage that everybody else is.
Counting only votes from /new would be interesting.
Not the cocaine as far as I know, but meth, heroin, and some others are produced here.
Cocaine is about 150-180$ a gram in Southeast Asia, whereas most other drugs are dirt cheap.
Because people here wrap their offensively stupid opinions in polite language.
It seems to be struggling currently, but certainly it's already proven to be a resilient piece of infrastructure given the circumstances:
On 22 July during the 2011 Libyan civil war, one of the two plants making pipes for the project, the Brega Plant, was hit by a NATO air strike.[18] At a press conference on 26 July, NATO claimed that rockets had been fired from within the plant area, and that military material, including multiple rocket launchers, was stored there according to intelligence findings, presenting a photo showing a BM-21 MRL as an example.[19]
During the second Libyan civil war, lasting from 2014 to 2020, the water infrastructure suffered neglect and occasional breakdowns. As of July 2019, 101 of 479 wells on the western pipeline system had been dismantled.[20]
On 10 April 2020, a station controlling water flow to Tripoli and neighboring towns was seized by an unknown armed group. The flow of water was cut to over two million people as a result, and as such the attack was condemned by the United Nations on humanitarian grounds.[21]
I would have assumed the opposite.
The pigs love to stick their thumb on the scale so that they can hit you with a more severe charge, so I'm sure they'd love it if your shrooms weigh 10x because of the water weight.
It can be a huge hassle if you are independently employed, even in a country with lax visa requirements.
I had some coins in a smaller exchange that went down, as in at least 3-4 bitcoins that were left over in account. Maybe it's worth checking on?
Nice, the vocalist from Pyrrhon and Seputus is with you guys! I like your band's style, although I usually only listen to BDM.
I'm working on the guitar parts for a BDM album, but nothing to show so far.
Yep, best bet is to check your state's weed laws and stay under an amount where the penalty is not too severe. If you have no priors and get caught with less than 1-2 lbs in a lot of states, any felony possession charges will be cleared after serving a year on probation.
Whatever you are doing, make sure that you can do the time you might get and don't panic when you get raided.
The only drug dealers not making any money are the ones that are born into poverty and have to come up with no money from the street level.
Once you can put together at least a few thousand for a re-up you will make more than minimum wage, and you can double your money in a week or two with cocaine and harder drugs. It's easy to make 2k a week selling just eight balls and grams of cocaine if you know the right people on both ends of the equation.
But of course it's only easy until you get raided or someone else decides to test you! The cops will rob you too in the US. One friend lost two lbs of weed and another got jacked a few times for larger amounts of coke by the police. It's a real calamity and drug legalization is the only solution.
You should try looking up what an "externality" is again, because this is almost a canonical example of one.
Public intoxication and substance abuse: Decriminalizing drugs and letting people get as intoxicated as they want is not a responsible approach.
You won't stop me or anyone else with your nanny-state laws. It's easy to get bricks in Cali, good luck!
It's not the same group of people, not entirely at least.
There's no love here, you're killing the animal. Don't delude yourself.
The Chinese are big on this "mock" meat too... which as a vegetarian I almost always find disgusting. Just give me legumes, nuts, seeds, mushrooms, leaves, roots, etc.
Tofu and seitan are about the only processed foods that I ever eat.
Weak argument about rodents getting ground up in combines -- almost all cattle in the US are crop-fed, so it's the same thing happening to a much greater extent with meat consumption.
Can floated windows in i3 be snapped to somewhere on the screen in any way?
I use i3 but don't know of any way to do this.
What was your use case?
But if everyone had one, then stuck in traffic again.
Not if the lanes, or the rules for existing lanes, change somewhat.
I love these small cars and see them all around where I live, some even smaller than the modern tuk tuks that we get from China.
I have looked online at some cool designs I've seen and most are in the $1000-$1500 range new. That sure beats a 2000+ lbs hunk of metal that is so prohibitively expensive to buy, maintain, refuel, and store that only 1/3 of Americans actually own a car, while living in the land of highways and sprawl.
We have enough insight into the supply chain to know that the block of tofu is not the driver of the problem.
Soybeans have a high protein yield, hence why they're grown for feed. The plant fixates nitrogen as alluded to above. Soy is a complete protein, albeit with an amino acid profile that is not quite as similar to human muscle tissue as some meat.
It is a miracle plant! Soybeans are easy to prepare and taste fantastic, and can form the core of a healthy diet.
* Because if you want to make a living you either have to do something that people are asking for, or you have to convince people that they should be asking for. If the world doesn’t see taxonomists’ worth on their own, it is up to them to educate us if they want to keep their jobs.*
No, no. The excuse for ignorance is not to blame the only people that have actually worked toward solutions to the current, ongoing extinction event. People that devote their lives to entomology, biology, ecology, and related fields have already done their part.
Endless propaganda and reality distortion has made everyone not care about plants and animals. This along with similar corporate and governmental mindfucking initiatives has made everyone go crazy.
What's interesting is that society continues to make the deadly mistake of being hauled around by over-powered, over-sized, gas-guzzling monstrosities while obviously better solutions exist.
That's not mainstream, it's just moron fodder that Youtube recommends to young white males. That list is a reflection of cultural decay, a vacuum where charlatans consume the empty intellectual space.
No drug dealer wants to sell psychedelics because your customers will act like morons, get arrested, and then snitch on you in their panicked, delirious state. I've seen it happen many times.
A single sheet goes for about 400$ in most places if you have good connections, or at least it used to. That's 100 doses, which is going to take a lot longer to run through compared a similar amount of weed, for example. So all around it's bad business, but somebody like Petaluma Al was probably making a decent living.
Yeah, I've done heroin, morphine, oxycodone, opium, and a few others in the past and never felt any pull to do them.
But I love cocaine, psychedelics, and weed though, and I have been somewhat addicted to all three at different times in my life. I specifically wouldn't ever get drunk if I didn't have weed to go with it, as that's the only way to make alcohol any fun for me.
I would hope people here recognize that legalization together with smart regulation is far preferable to decriminalization.