

I think a lot of people say that evil doesn’t exist because evil is a fundamentally religious concept (or, at least, it is perceived by many to be so). Therefore, it’s not good versus evil in the real world; it’s good versus bad.


I think a lot of people say that evil doesn’t exist because evil is a fundamentally religious concept (or, at least, it is perceived by many to be so). Therefore, it’s not good versus evil in the real world; it’s good versus bad.


They have killed at least two people over the past year by doing exactly this and releasing them in some random location without adequate clothing, money, mental competency, etc, to survive the weather and get home.


Both of them?


It’s great for medical research.


It’s so refreshing to encounter someone correctly using the word “fewer”. The word seems to be dying off pretty rapidly in favor of “less”.
Always the ones you most suspect.


I don’t think they think that deeply or have the level of self-control necessary for if to matter.


Not OP, but I often do this with ravioli. I prefer to have more than one type and some of them take longer than others.


They already do.


The fact that Flock is regularly doing this as, apparently, standard operating procedure makes me wonder if they have some orders from/agreement with the federal government to do so.


What do you recommend for TV?


YouTube tried to feed me a Caesar Milan video (abusive dog trainer, may not have spelled his name correctly), so I pulled it up in order to block the channel.
There was no way to block it. Now YouTube thinks I like that asshole.


I can’t believe that was already four years ago.


…due to the use of some real world news footage from a 2022 crowd crush in Seoul’s Itaewon district which killed around 150 people.
It’s the first sentence of the article.


And then the rural, aerogel density parts dictate terms to the urban, tungsten density parts.
While benefiting from the wealthier urban areas’ tax money and complaining that the opposite of these things is happening.


$25 for two meals is kinda meh, it seems good relative to everything else now but you can make a weeks worth of food with $20 and the right veggies, noodles, and a protein.
If you discount or coupon shop you can get even better.
This isn’t very helpful when someone gets home unexpectedly late and is exhausted and hungry. $25 is a pretty good price these days for two meals delivered to your door. How many meals you could get out of that $25 if you had the time and energy to cook isn’t really relevant.


Humanism is a religion.
For one thing, it needs to be either white American cheese or cheese whiz. To most of us, it needs to be white American, but we understand that the whiz people exist alongside us.
It also should not default to having bell peppers (and definitely should not have chili peppers). It is a minority who prefer peppers, although it is a perfectly acceptable addition. Despite being an onion lover myself, I must also say that it should not default to having onions. Many people do add fried onions, but you should have to request them. Any addition to bread, meat (with salt and pepper), and one of the two abovementioned cheeses should be requested by the consumer.
The type of bread also matters (crusty on the outside, soft on the inside) and I know that Subway does not offer that type of bread. The quality and slicing of the meat also matters a lot, and Subway does not slice finely enough.
Anything else can be a great steak sub, but it’s not a cheesesteak. A cheesesteak is a specific thing.

As soon as I saw this, I thought that we need to see this broken down by sides of the state and see how evenly different regions were included, especially for Washington and Oregon.
“Extortion” sounds more dramatic in English. Probably partly because it’s a word everybody knows.