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Does no one think this is a little strange and suspicious? This blog post from 2024 is citing another blog post that cites a survey with a sample of 813 people in the UK, but without an actual link to the survey. And while dancing around with other things is of course a pro glyphosate argument.

I think there is a difference between avoiding all pesticides, and say avoiding glyphosate, which is why I prefer the buy the organically grown version or some vegetables. If anyone wants to chow down on glyphosate, knock yourself out, but so what if other people are paying a little more to not. That's their prerogative. Everyone can have what they want. What is this blog even arguing?

I don’t know if you will see this, but I had to come back and say thank you. This is amazing. It has transformed my phone browsing experience.

thanks! i will look into that

I would think it’s pretty obvious that’s not the question I am asking. What is the point of making a page I can’t even look at to see that ads.

I have enjoyed Atlas Obscura for 15 years probably, but the site is now unusable on my phone unless I’m at home on the pi-hole. I can’t get halfway through an article without the page reloading, shifting boxes, and various other things that make it literally impossible to finish reading. What is the point

http://archive.today/826Ck

Article: https://archive.is/TOvAo

The letter: https://archive.is/3rIir

In text, the singular vowels are built on the ah syllable with modifying marks.

https://archive.is/3v7El

While that's true in some regard, there are alternatives. I joined a local credit union for my banking over a decade ago and I have never looked back. There is a nationwide network, so I can bank anywhere. I have not noticed much if any difference from investment banks in any negative way. It's nice to know that my money is working in the community and that I'm an owner!

https://archive.li/Rfop6

Its a Pro Publica story anyway, that link should have been posted.

https://www.propublica.org/article/epa-approved-chevron-fuel...

"Johnny Knoxville was 29 when Jackass hit MTV in 2000, and by then he'd already been dyeing his graying hair brown for a few years. His father had been 19 when his own head turned white, so Knoxville was prepared."

Interesting!

Does anyone have insight into the possibility of this being for a second-hand gaming market?