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European guy, weird by default.

You dislike what I say, great. Makes the world a more interesting of a place. But try to disagree with me beyond a downvote. Argue your point. Let's see if we can reach a consensus between our positions.

  • Isn't that what is considered hard soap? A bit like Marseille soap.

    You use it for general cleaning or personal hygiene?

  • I had never heard of Imperial Leather until this day and I am sad for it. Seems to have an unusual scent when compared with the usual herbs/flowers/vegetable byproducts my country usually favours.

  • My time is priceless. So priceless that I run out of it even if I try to save it. Time is the least concern I have.

  • You got me curious: kibble or wet?

    Because I know how to prepare fresh/wet food for my dogs. But kibble is a whole different subject.

  • There is a paradox which I can't name now that states that every time there are advancements capable of solving scarcity problems instead of ending the issue new uses for the solution are come up with and what became plentiful gets stressed again.

    That much excess heat is energy. An immense amount of it. Maybe use it to smelt scrap or process artificial diamonds.

    The matter at hand is, for a change, excess when it is usually the opposite.

  • First coming to mind would be using to store heat in sand batteries. Heat water for swimming pools makes sense as well. Perhaps use it to dehydrate sludges from waste waters.

    It's just a matter of imagination.

  • Have these geniuses considered burying these massive structures and build the cooling stack on top to use that heat for some other use?

    Or better yet: not even building these monstrosities?

  • It's not an unheard thing getting traffic tickets from stationary cameras. Some countries even allow buses to forward information to the police if cars are unlawfully using the BUS lane, with the use of images captured by onboard cameras.

    As long as clear, unmistakeable pictures can be provided to atest for the infraction and due process is followed, with a police officer signing for the process to have proof of due dilligence, it may facilitate catching people doing dumb things.

    Otherwise, it will be a shit storm.

  • Why not seatbelts? They're mandatory as well. In for an inch, in for a mile.

  • Source on that?

    Because it is much simpler to explain that story as a tale about not judging others for how they look.

  • Please go get some antibiotics. Take care of yourself. And listen to new music; that playlist is complete garbage.

    • Song one: TAKE THE LOCK OFF THIER DOOR If they don’t like that song, you can play side B of that album which is TAKE THE DOOR OFF THE HINGES

    The first song must be a joke and of poor taste. Can't imagine the notion of someone not understanding why locks exist and when is it correct to use them. Perhaps it's a message on what lack of respect broods between people. The B side must be the follow up; sadly, it only digs the hole deeper.

    • Song two: MAKE THEM USE AN ALARM

    Is this about forced compliance? Because it sounds awfully like it. People tend to subscribe to ideas and concepts voluntarily when they recognize themselves on it. I'm going to risk this is just a waste of recording time.

    • Song three: IF THEY DON’T USE THIER ALARM, BELLOWING AS LOUD AS YOU CAN IN THIER EAR WORKS GREAT

    This is obviously the follow up of the previous. Whoever wrote these titles must be a jewel of a human being. And a music genius. Unfortunately, it's the wrong tune for the day. It's easier to get a captive audience by building rapport with them instead of just producing noise.

  • It could. But I don't use Chrome.

  • Give it back. It will be fine. And since we're asking, make Stumble Upon return from the dead.

  • I've been one and have two under my wings right now.

    If the message of the lyrics is anything close to what I can intuit from the song titles, that is wasted listening time.

  • You can not make this up. The next person stating that this or that plot line or twist does not make sense needs to stop for a moment, take a deep breath and have a sip of water.

    I am waiting for a real life deus ex machina moment next.

  • We're going to need links for those. All seem great head bangers but, come on, throw the rest of us mortals a bone.

  • That is actually interesting to know. Makes a person wonder what is the demographic watching the videos and why.