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DariusLikewise posted:
 that the go to boogeyman for propylene glycol is 'e-cigarettes' now though, used to be 'antifreeze'. Or, y'know, ice cream.
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I will never stop enjoying it when people shake their fists at the boogieman that is CHEMICALS!!!!!!1!
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Jan 21, 2020 22:33
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where's the slug safe veggie burgers??
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Jan 21, 2020 23:00
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On the burger vine.
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Jan 21, 2020 23:30
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Sodium Chloride is a loving slug pesticide, too. And folks LOVE that poo poo.
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Jan 22, 2020 03:46
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   Didn't find the last one funny?.. Maybe if I rephrase it.. 
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Jan 22, 2020 05:53
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Guavanaut posted:Well I for one am loving shocked that plant based burgers don't grow like that on the vine and will be writing to the manager. Oh no, a cellulose derivative in my food made out of plants.
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Would "let's discuss it over powwow chow" be better or worse idk I'm at most 1/8th native and my family is pretty drat alienated from any culture save pop culture so idk if I count as a Warren myself. Never used it on applications or anything even though my dad was convinced it would help with scholarships.
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That top picture is a Toronto police car, so those people aren’t Democrats. That’s either from the 2010 G20 summit or when the Raptors won last year.
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LitigiousChimp posted:That top picture is a Toronto police car, so those people aren’t Democrats. That’s either from the 2010 G20 summit or when the Raptors won last year. Canadian here: It's the G20 summit protest. I'm surprised they restrained themselves enough to not use one of the pictures where the car was burning. I guess showing ~scary black-clothed protesters~ was more important. Edit: They also blurred the original photo, which among other things makes it hard to read the advertisement on the right and see that it is for a musical at the Royal Alexandra Theatre:  Double edit: and the CANADA bag on the far left, lol Prism fucked around with this message at 08:21 on Jan 22, 2020 |
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Prism posted:Canadian here: It's the G20 summit protest. I'm surprised they restrained themselves enough to not use one of the pictures where the car was burning. I guess showing ~scary black-clothed protesters~ was more important. To be fair that's probably more due to incompetent resizing and the right's apparent love of .jpg compression than anything intentional. Although I do wonder what that "C.L." they photoshoped onto that traffic pylon is supposed to stand for. Coushatta, Louisiana? Classical Liberals? Creamy Lemon?
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Jagged Jim posted:Although I do wonder what that "C.L." they photoshoped onto that traffic pylon is supposed to stand for. Coushatta, Louisiana? Classical Liberals? Creamy Lemon? It's probably supposed to be a watermark for the meme maker. You see a lot of that on these lovely FB memes because content gets stolen all the time.
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Ok, but to be fair maybe swap the bottom image out for the Charlottesville car attack, the Oklahoma City bombing or a picture of Dylan Roof and we'll see how that looks (actually, don't do this because lots of good people really died in those).
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T-man posted:Would "let's discuss it over powwow chow" be better or worse idk I'm at most 1/8th native and my family is pretty drat alienated from any culture save pop culture so idk if I count as a Warren myself. Never used it on applications or anything even though my dad was convinced it would help with scholarships. Probably better because it's a reference to a thing she said/did and not just a stereotype of marginalized people. It's all kinda lame tho.
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Jan 22, 2020 14:30
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trump fighting with rosie o'donnel and the pope on twitter andwe're supposed to be scandalized that two elderly opponents are grumping at oneanother. oh my stars and garters with such disagreeable attitudes how could we EVER trust them to be president??? what if they embarrassed us???
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I thought the big thing about the rally in Virginia was that they actually cleaned up after themselves?
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 I kept reading the first word as “white”
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DariusLikewise posted:
My cat does does that exact thing to me if I leave the bathroom door open while pissing or making GBS threads.
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DariusLikewise posted:
why is that dog nazi saluting bad boy, bad
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Jan 25, 2020 09:52
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 A take so hot that it just set the Cuyahoga River on fire.
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Do they think literal children are somehow making everything plastic?
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So, they're saying that when they were kids everything was low emission and recycled (it wasn't, but that's another issue), and now that they're all grown up their kids are complaining about how hosed up the planet is? Uh, isn't the only logical conclusion here that they were in fact the people who hosed up the planet? "This world was awesome when I was a kid! It's too bad my own kids get to live in a completely hosed world, though. Gee, not sure what might have happened between my youth and theirs." 
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God forbid you might take responsibility and try to improve something instead of bitching about youngins.
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"My dad needed emissions to build and drive tanks to beat the nazis. Are you a nazi?"-my loving jewish stepuncle, to me, another jew, paraphrased but barely I think he's taken all the wrong lessons from everything he referenced when he said that
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Invalid Validation posted:God forbid you might take responsibility and try to improve something instead of bitching about youngins. Heaven loving forefend that members of the Party of Personal Responsibility have to take responsibility for literally anything. That would be WORSE THAN SLAVERY.
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Guavanaut posted:A take so hot that it just set the Cuyahoga River on fire. *companies replace renewable materials with plastics so that they can preserve their bottom like by reducing damaged products and cheaper production costs* "The consumer did this"
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It's a good point, they're all pointed at Earth's walls.
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Jan 26, 2020 04:42
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So...what are they pointed at? E: removed the quoted picture, its already on the page twice
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Jan 26, 2020 05:17
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I don't know the actual science behind it, but logically if you pointed them straight up you'd get a very narrow window of access to a satellite, and only when they were directly overhead.
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the satellites in question are geosynchronous, and are situated at the equator. therefore to hit it, it has to be at an angle to the ground relative to your latitude. That dish one in particular has to be rather far north unless its not actually in use.
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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:the satellites in question are geosynchronous, and are situated at the equator. therefore to hit it, it has to be at an angle to the ground relative to your latitude. That dish one in particular has to be rather far north unless its not actually in use. Geostationary, not geosynchronous. A geosynchronous orbit has the same period as the Earth's rotation, a geostationary orbit is a geosynchronous orbit that is above the equator so it appears to be stationary from earth (a non--equatorial geosynchronous satellite would appear to move around the sky in an ellipse). I mean technically geosynchronous orbits aren't entirely stationary from Earth because Earth is a lovely timekeeper and there's all sorts of other perturbations, but they generally don't move by more than about half a degree, which is why those dishes generally have a couple of degrees margin of error.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Geostationary, not geosynchronous. A geosynchronous orbit has the same period as the Earth's rotation, a geostationary orbit is a geosynchronous orbit that is above the equator so it appears to be stationary from earth (a non--equatorial geosynchronous satellite would appear to move around the sky in an ellipse). true.
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Keeshhound posted:I don't know the actual science behind it, but logically if you pointed them straight up you'd get a very narrow window of access to a satellite, and only when they were directly overhead. Can confirm, when we first got satellite tv in Yellowknife, kid me honestly wondered what satellite we were gonna get pointing it nearly flat at the horizon.
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When i lived in indonesia which was like 7 degrees from the equator the sattelite dishes did point up.
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I'm sorry. I wasn't asking the theead what the satelite dishes are pointing at, it was a question for the email: if they're not pointing at satelites, what are they pointing at?
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:"My dad needed emissions to build and drive tanks to beat the nazis. Are you a nazi?"-my loving jewish stepuncle, to me, another jew, paraphrased but barely You should go really dark in your reply and point out that nazi's turned Jews into emissions.
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Keeshhound posted:I don't know the actual science behind it, but logically if you pointed them straight up you'd get a very narrow window of access to a satellite, and only when they were directly overhead.  Eulogistics posted:I'm sorry. I wasn't asking the theead what the satelite dishes are pointing at, it was a question for the email: if they're not pointing at satelites, what are they pointing at?
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Brawnfire posted:It's a good point, they're all pointed at Earth's walls. Ah, lets assume the satellite is above the equator. All dishes north of it will be pointing south, so pointing to the earth walls. But all dishes south of the equator will be pointing north. To the north pole. Explain that.
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