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  • and slathering it on a well done steak

    Burn the heretic!

  • Lilith and LuLu. Lilitih is kind of dopey but she photographs well.

    (Trying to find a piggy picture, we have potbellies.)

  • Super acute.

    If you don't already know, watch for signs of deafness. No source, but blue eyes and mostly white fur have a high rate of deafness.

    Not a huge deal as all cats should be kept inside to prevent wildlife destruction. However, it will affect how you call them and play with them.

    Childhood friend had a deaf white/blue eye cat, would tap on the floor or knock on furniture to call the cat. Figured the cat thought its name was tap-tap-tap.

  • From the totally opposite side of this. I think that people should be required to kill and butcher an animal at least once if they're going to eat meat.

    That would quickly end factory farming, which needs to be abolished anyhow. We'd have a lot more vegans.

  • My entire family just laughed our asses off at this. For real, we're all hanging out in the living room.

    I moved my family away from MAGAt hell last year due fear for their lives.

    I hope a Ukraninan drone drops a grenade on top of him and he dies screaming while he tries to hold his guts in.

  • Nuggz

    Jump
  • Obviously, he's in sales. He's sold used cars, satellite TV, dabbled in NFTs, and medical equipment like scooters and stair elevators. Got his start selling those copper bracelets at a mall kiosk in Jersey.

    He's also a toootal stoner, used to have mad nuggz but mostly uses a wax pen these days. Just look at his eyes. Has a little percocet snorting habit.

    He's a fun dude, but don't trust him and don't introduce him to your sister.

  • Exactly. I used dying grannie as an example talking about it. Also, "You haven't made a major purchase in 6 montths."

  • Woah.

    From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs

    This may be the true inverse of that statement. Automated for maximum efficiency/extraction.

    Cyberpunk dystopic as fuck.

  • That's really fucking funny, if true. (black humor, dead baby funny)

    You got a sauce on this?

  • Aluminum oxide. Pretty damn inert.

  • What about invasive vs naturalized?

  • Right there with you on small trucks, the kid and I have been drooling over the Slate even if it is Bezos. I drive a '98 Ranger, and we've been kicking around the idea of a Ranger electric conversion.

  • I completely agree. Making statistics lie is a dark art.

    The fascist fuckheads and their followers are doing so much blatantly evil shit that there is no need to embellish anything. The plain facts are plenty apalling all by themselves.

  • Nah, they're saying sales have only dropped by 10% from 2024, in the US. Which is fucked up.

    Wonder if that's because left aligned types had already quit buying them in '24? He was already being a total fuckhead during the election at that point.

    Hell of a way to squeeze a statistic.

  • I demand my M&Ms be gendered and fuckable!

  • I would think so. Another factor would be dropping leaves in the fall and winter so less shade, a good thing, in this case.

  • Nice source! Thank you kindly.

    Planting trees and shrubs close by a condenser may actually reduce system efficiency due to impedance of effective air movement. We conclude that any savings produced by localized AC condenser shading are quite modest (<3%) and that the risk of interrupting airflow to the condenser may outweigh shading considerations. The preferred strategy may be a long-term one: locating AC condensers in an unobstructed location on the shaded north side of buildings and depending on extensive site and neighborhood-level landscaping to lower localized air temperatures.

    Tracks with the gut feeling. Shade will only marginally improve efficiency but constricting flow definitely hurts. Units are best installed on the North/Northeast sides of houses in the northern hemisphere.

  • This is interesting. Gut says that it does increase efficiency. Thing I'm questioning is by how much?

    Anybody got numbers or a good educated guesstimate?

  • Depends on the cat and the relationship you have with the cat.

    Dominance is also shorthand for the threat/wariness and manipulation thing that is part of the cat nature. Cats have a quick and very reactive nervous system. If a dog is a sedan or a truck, a cat is a two seat sports car. Cats are also manipulative as fuck. They'd be quite sociopathic if they were human.

    I love cats (and dogs).