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shottymcb @lemm.ee
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Far left intellectualism
  • Why are you entirely omitting the entire Jewish diaspora, the millennia of persecution and the Holocaust? Feels like you're just cherry picking times and places that fit your narrative.

  • When was the last time I changed the oil in my mower?
  • About $70 I think. I didn't have to deal with buying an extra battery, cause my original mower was stolen out of my garage. I keep the battery inside to prevent temperature degradation, so I still had it when I bought another mower with the battery included.

    Before that I'd just mow half, and do other yardwork while the battery was charging.

    I bought it after getting tired of having to fix my old gas mower. The pull cord broke, then the mechanism that it attaches to broke, then the priming bulb cracked and started leaking gas, having to go get gas for it, etc... the electric just works. I don't have to winterize or fuck with the carburetor, I just press the button and it works. It's more powerful than my old mower, doesn't bog down if I skip mowing for a week. It's better in every way.

  • Just Stop Oil activists throw soup at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers after fellow protesters jailed
  • They never do. It's always these outrageous headlines, but they never actually harm anything.

    "Just Stop Oil HORRIFICALLY DEFACES STONEHENGE!"

    No, actually they put gentle water washable biodegradable paint on it. It disappeared after the first light mist.

  • ‘No correlation between price and protection’ - 30 helmets ranked for safety by new study
  • Styrofoam is the most important part of any helmet, from professional motorcycle racing helmets to kids bicycle helmets. They like to make it sound fancy by calling it EPS or 'expanded polystyrene'. It's what slows down the impact.

  • Quite an unusual interior
  • Absolutely, I live a metro area with about 5 million people, it's not an international hub of anything. It's big enough to offer most of what you get in a big city aside from public transport, since our population density is wayyyyy lower.

    Is it really worth it for your back yard to be 3 feet of sidewalk and a 3ft^2 patch of unruly grass? Why is that grass even there? Feels like an insult to me. Just draw a frowny face on a block of concrete. People aren't meant to live like that.