Mansions saved thousands of lives and more for future generations

Nah this thread isn’t about the housing crisis

I imagine Venice would still be first

A happy little miracle disaster

Shaming imprudent spending behaviour != “shaming poor people”

They sent them to North America first. The charting and colonisation of NSW happened shortly after the US declared independence, not a coincidence. Of course now the inbred aristocracy doesn’t run this place any more so you can keep your worst thanks

Well said. Looking down on impressionable men with this sort of smug contempt is how we go further down the path.

I think that’s the opposite of what’s needed.

Tief is German for deep, and -ling is used similarly to English, meaning a creature, often in a diminutive sense but not always. I didn’t know what a tiefling was but maybe this extra info helps.

Don’t worry, they won’t pay out.

Damn I didn’t know Harvard issued medial cruciate ligaments

*facet, lol, but I wouldn’t put it past him!

Let that dink in!

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Or killing OJ

The point is less about whether Mangione himself killed the CEO than schadenfreude at a protected class who keep thinking they’re better than the rest of us. I realise all sorts of other speculative discussions are going on about whom to point the finger at, but it’s more interesting to consider the implications of taking back power from the greedy and priveleged by force (especially when we’re cowed into thinking we’re powerless).

Veterinary organisations would keep records and may add to them with trusted data sources, but they’re likely primarily government funded.

This strain has a reservoir in wild birds

You really don’t know what you’re talking about unfortunately. Desalination is hugely energy intensive compared to simple filtration, which uses no energy, just a filter. This is why desalination is only used in places where there’s no fresh water, only seawater, and lots of cheap energy like in the Middle East.

River water and lake water are potable with minimal input, whereas desalination is prohibitively expensive. Unless there’s a free energy source somehow, we’re better off drinking river water or small beer as our ancestors did.

I know they’re not in the EU, but that’s exactly what the Helvetic Confederation (Switzerland) do.

They cost $1m/min to run