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BIG HEADLINE posted:The poor knew their place back then. Underwater?
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well they would just all leave whenever they got a raw deal and go camping in the mountains until the rich bought them off so they'd come back. happened 5 times. stopped once they got a lot of colonies and became slavery state prime and the plebs became irrelevant if properly fed and distracted
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BIG HEADLINE posted:The poor knew their place back then. Listen gold coins are a limited resource. You can always make more poors.
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Real hurthling! posted:plebs became irrelevant if properly fed and distracted As a pleb, this is a life goal of mine
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Thesaurus posted:As a pleb, this is a life goal of mine buddy;;
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Oct 29, 2022 02:11
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Tired: general strike Wired: secessio plebis
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Oct 29, 2022 14:37
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hell yes lock. it. in. 
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https://www.theguardian.com/austral...f082fdc8beafa06quote:More than half of Australia's local government areas hit by natural disasters this year: emergency chief
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Oct 31, 2022 23:35
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Oct 31, 2022 23:53
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Laterite posted:hell yes First couple days of rain here on Vancouver island and it is PISSIN' It's good i know but i hate it
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Oct 31, 2022 23:57
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rain good don't look a gift rain in the rain
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Nov 1, 2022 00:20
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I love the rain. gently caress u sun
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Nov 1, 2022 00:21
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It’s interesting we went three weeks of October without a drop and depending on how much falls in the next six hours we can potentially still be about average for the month
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HashtagGirlboss posted:It’s interesting we went three weeks of October without a drop and depending on how much falls in the next six hours we can potentially still be about average for the month So much for global warming
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Nov 1, 2022 01:28
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oh is that over now? that's a relief then
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Nov 1, 2022 01:42
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Helith posted:oh is that over now?
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Nov 1, 2022 01:43
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Pretty soon you'll be complaining about too much rain.
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rollin up in my robust subtropical zone to the red light next to your temperate microclimate, laughing
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Nov 1, 2022 02:20
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stop the weather
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I would really like it if the PNW had a NORMAL SUMMER next year. I’m talkin highs in the low 80s, occasional spritz each month, partly cloudy half the time, yknow, NICE.
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LibCrusher posted:I would really like it if the PNW had a NORMAL SUMMER next year. I’m talkin highs in the low 80s, occasional spritz each month, partly cloudy half the time, yknow, NICE. I too miss the summers of my youth back in the 90's
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Nov 1, 2022 14:56
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LibCrusher posted:I would really like it if the PNW had a NORMAL SUMMER next year. I’m talkin highs in the low 80s, occasional spritz each month, partly cloudy half the time, yknow, NICE. Why? What's wrong with picking fresh raspberries on Oct. 31? Actually, what's wrong is that they're a bit watery after the rain we just had. Also the raspberry canes (and a lot of other plants) are pushing out fresh green shoots. These are going to get hammered by the first hard frost that comes along. Next spring could be interesting.
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Behold, water (second clip is a longer version of the first but without sound) https://twitter.com/nampix/status/1587289465243910144 https://twitter.com/NSWRFS/status/1587307217304563714
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meg = megaliter? so a tenth of a cubic kilometer of water lol
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Gunshow Poophole posted:meg = megaliter? a cubic kilometer sounds like a lot of water
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1 cubic kilometer would mean almost 1 centimeter of water across all of ohio
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now do it for the Ohio River
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hifi posted:1 cubic kilometer would mean almost 1 centimeter of water across all of ohio 1 centimeter isn't very much at all
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i thought 1 centimeter was average..this is very concerning
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Nov 2, 2022 14:28
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Gripweed posted:1 centimeter isn't very much at all OK, what if we restrict it to Cleveland? How many feet of water can we put Cleveland under?
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One ohio sounds like too much
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PostNouveau posted:OK, what if we restrict it to Cleveland? How many feet of water can we put Cleveland under? cleveland is only 213 sq kilometers so thats a lot
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Real hurthling! posted:cleveland is only 213 sq kilometers so thats a lot Now I'm interested.
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Nov 2, 2022 14:45
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That amount of water could cover dozens of football fields to the depth of a school bus.
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Nov 2, 2022 14:48
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well theres 100,000 centimeter-depth square kilometers in a cubic kilometer. and 100000/213 is like 470 so thats like what? 15.5 feet?
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Definitely a metric gently caress-tonne, maybe even a metric arse-load.
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Hexigrammus posted:Definitely a metric gently caress-tonne, maybe even a metric arse-load. Glad they finally made some changes to make metric more like imperial
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cat botherer posted:That amount of water could cover dozens of football fields to the depth of a school bus.
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Some reason this reminds me of this made for TV drama in the 1980s - Special Bulletin I think it was called. I forget the plot, but the gist was that there was a nuke on a barge in Charleston and they sent in the NEST team to diffuse it. Sort of this dire situation that required immediate, perfect coordinate effort in limited time to stave off a grave outcome. In the film they had a TV network running a live stream of the effort to diffuse the bomb and one of the team members fucks up under pressure and bolts leaving everyone immediately screwed and the nuke goes off.
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Rip Testes posted:Some reason this reminds me of this made for TV drama in the 1980s - Special Bulletin I think it was called. I forget the plot, but the gist was that there was a nuke on a barge in Charleston and they sent in the NEST team to diffuse it. Sort of this dire situation that required immediate, perfect coordinate effort in limited time to stave off a grave outcome. In the film they had a TV network running a live stream of the effort to diffuse the bomb and one of the team members fucks up under pressure and bolts leaving everyone immediately screwed and the nuke goes off. Yeah this movie rules, y'all should watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDZQsVNZ3SE
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