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I also still have four children. It's just that two of them have gray hair, and the other two have children of their own. (I'd have pegged the ones with kids as having gray hair, but hey...)
Mother had 6 children, technically 7. The sixth was stillborn, if I recall, but her singing revived it. Her seventh came much later, but had a growth hormone issues as it matured rather quickly and passed its siblings. Oh and it could levitate.
Originally Posted by Austruck
Originally Posted by I_Wear_Pants
To avoid confusion, the reason I don't have infants anymore is because they've grown to be children. I still have children. They're just past infancy. Yeah right now they're watching a video on the couch.
Originally Posted by I_Wear_Pants
To avoid confusion, the reason I don't have infants anymore is because they've grown to be children. I still have children. They're just past infancy. Yeah right now they're watching a video on the couch.
I need new comfort words. "Highway Code" only works on the road. I wonder if "Sydney Sweeney" would work?
Originally Posted by The Rodent
Here we go... I couldn't find the full episode... so one thing this video doesn't show, is that a similar tractor-trailer also planted the stuff as well.
Notice how not a single hand is involved...
Its all machines that lead to machines, that lead to conveyor belts that lead to more conveyor belts that lead to more machines, single use plastics... etc etc.
Energy use, carbon footprints... plastics... and more machines and energy use and carbon footprints....
But... it's just so green to eat salad.
Notice how not a single hand is involved...
Its all machines that lead to machines, that lead to conveyor belts that lead to more conveyor belts that lead to more machines, single use plastics... etc etc.
Energy use, carbon footprints... plastics... and more machines and energy use and carbon footprints....
But... it's just so green to eat salad.
Originally Posted by doubledenim
Originally Posted by John McClane
i’m having to use ddrescue to clone this DVD. i do like a good opportunity to nerd out
J-Mac living in the 90s.
Ah the old days of Windows 98 and 2000, when burning a disc would glitch and crash out if someone inside of 18 miles of the 3ft tall PC tower even dared to flick a light switch.
Ah the old days of Windows 98 and 2000, when burning a disc would glitch and crash out if someone inside of 18 miles of the 3ft tall PC tower even dared to flick a light switch.
Originally Posted by doubledenim
Originally Posted by John McClane
i’m having to use ddrescue to clone this DVD. i do like a good opportunity to nerd out
Here we go... I couldn't find the full episode... so one thing this video doesn't show, is that a similar tractor-trailer also planted the stuff as well.
Notice how not a single hand is involved...
Its all machines that lead to machines, that lead to conveyor belts that lead to more conveyor belts that lead to more machines, single use plastics... etc etc.
Energy use, carbon footprints... plastics... and more machines and energy use and carbon footprints....
But... it's just so green to eat salad.
Notice how not a single hand is involved...
Its all machines that lead to machines, that lead to conveyor belts that lead to more conveyor belts that lead to more machines, single use plastics... etc etc.
Energy use, carbon footprints... plastics... and more machines and energy use and carbon footprints....
But... it's just so green to eat salad.
Exactly. It's totally counterintuitive. "Less plastic!" But you're creating more plastic? Make up your minds, please.
When I worked retail, I swear no one cared that I didn't charge for paper bags because I never did and I didn't care if I got found out because I thought it was stupid. They're so much better than those plastic bags.
Changing things is fine if the changes are for the better. This is for the worse and needs to be quelled. I really don't understand the logic, other than changing for the sake of change. Microplastics are being found everywhere now. Now, not then. How can that be an old problem solved with new ways when it wasn't an old problem at all?
People are too busy eating take out and playing on their phones to pay attention to the world around them.
When I worked retail, I swear no one cared that I didn't charge for paper bags because I never did and I didn't care if I got found out because I thought it was stupid. They're so much better than those plastic bags.
Changing things is fine if the changes are for the better. This is for the worse and needs to be quelled. I really don't understand the logic, other than changing for the sake of change. Microplastics are being found everywhere now. Now, not then. How can that be an old problem solved with new ways when it wasn't an old problem at all?
People are too busy eating take out and playing on their phones to pay attention to the world around them.