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174. I was supposed to be taller going by the wingspan measurement thing, but my back decided to disagree. I was actually 173 until recently but somehow went back up. Weightloss might help

Nice try, Kao. Even if everything it seems is brought to us by you, I’m not going out to buy your goods

Just whatever makes it on fedi, fark, and the news here in Japan. I do occasionally watch local/regional US news where my family live if something is going on (hurricanes or such for example).

You’re the one fucking this goat; I’m just holding the horns ~ ex of mine (she might also have said bull)

I’ve heard it a lot. Xennial from rural Ohio, USA originally

a domain registrar removing your name registration means that name doesn’t go to where your site is anymore. It would be like a phone company disconnecting your number. People will call the number but not get to you. You will still have your phone (and maybe you are still reachable on a mobile because it uses wifi instead of the telco or something)

His upbringing doesn’t necessarily mean anything with regard to current state. My grandparents were rich and I was homeless. They put my dad and his siblings through uni (though have since disowned one), but I have student loans. Maybe he is still close and has access to all that money, but this feels a bit jump-to-conclusion-y

I was taught it in rural Ohio in the '80s, but it was never used outside of science in any meaningful way. Now live in metric land where things make so much more sense.

Isn’t the w from Iowa functioning as a vowel there? It is a double-u after all.

Knowledge is a really poor word choice here.

Eh, it really depends. I assume you don’t mean all your food needs here. It’s pretty easy in a lot of climates and situations to supplement nutrition and/or flavor by growing even one or two plants. Source: grew peppers, spinach, etc. on my tiny tokyo apartment’s balcony and would gift friends whole plants to put on their balconies/windowsills for the same and now do small-scale farming in rural north Japan.

$2000 a year would have been life-changing to me at a couple of points in my life. I was already too poor to afford that coffee to begin with, however.

I would never order it, but I’ll eat a “Hawaiin” if someone puts it in front of me (well, would have before my gluten issues). Living in Japan taught me that a lot of things work amazingly well on pizza. Roasted corn is one of my favorites. Bulgogi and kimchi is another one that works really nicely.

I think most cyclists are great but there are also jackasses. when I used to have to drive to work in Houston, TX, I was coming home at night. Cyclist with no bike lights wearing all black just blew through a stop sign with a wall that ran all the way to the sidewalk. I slowed down because that intersection has poor visibility and people just yolo’d through it frequently, else i’d’ve hit them. I did notice one thing as they shot out: white earbuds in so also not listening to what’s going on around then.

I gave it a month about 10 years ago and saw no improvement at any dosage. I had a friend for whom it wotked

Looks like a guy I knew’s eyebrows and face. I doubt this guy is in his 40s, though. I also have not seen him since 2002, live on the other side of the world, and cannot remember his name anyway.

Though, were it to be the same guy, I would have bad news to any ladies interested in him as he would not be interested, heh.

Obsoletelisk?

I do know that mines and other things would often bring their own electrical generators and systems and lots of PA has a history of coal and other mining. Someone knowledgeable in that sort of history might be able to confirm/deny that theory.

I haven’t studied French in decades, but isn’t the author’s name something like ‘eater of eyes’?

I grew up in the US, but live in Japan. Seeing, both in the occasional box of goodies we get but also on YouTube, the colors of US food shocks me at this point. I’m sure there are healthful dyes, but there are plenty of bad ones that are constantly in use in junk food.