Yeah, but they've been burning them.

She picked Walz!

https://apnews.com/article/harris-running-mate-philadelphia-rally-multistate-tour-02c7ebce765deef0161708b29fe0069e

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They surpsingly release most methane through burping, not farting. Even more surprising is that they burp so much methane that it is

Edit: boost isn't displaying links with custom titles. Here it is: https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/30/us/cow-burps-methane-space-climate-trnd/index.html

These might just be some of the dumbest opinions I've heard in a while, and I'm actually impressed you were able to create a worldview that supports those inane ramblings.

Last night, I tripped and busted my chin open and had go to my local ER. One of the nurses treating me was limping around room-to-room treating patients despite breaking her foot that morning. Came to work anyways. Workers don't just deserve better, they need better.

Edit: typo

Congress gave themselves a raise.

Submarines are cheaper.

Wouldn't have been much more surprised if he suggested just turning the forests into a golf course. Especially since he thinks the water would be "free".

You can see him looking around like "are they buying it?..." then the dumbasses cheer, then he commits. It's just a feedback loop of stupidity.

My Luna has the same carrier! Glad to hear Scooter is doing well 😀

Once you normalize it, it does change the future. Look at the mess we're in today because we collectively ignored the writing on the wall.

I think you may be misunderstanding the name of that community. The point is "[there are] no stupid questions," not "no stupid questions [allowed]".

Go play in traffic, OP

Yep, has that signature AI image look.

I generally agree with you, but I think you missed the mark here. People who manage to buy a used car that they may need to get by are not the issue here. I hate cars and car dependant cities, but also have a lease on a used one that I can barely afford because the town I'm in right now is 100% carbrained. When I lived in the city, I was proud not to own a car. I also currently don't have the money for it in my budget, so my quality of life has taken a significant hit by this necessary purchase (though it would be much worse without it). I live paycheck-to-paycheck right now too.

I have an Asustor Drivestor 2 and a 4tb Seagate NAS HDD. IIRC, it was around $300 total. I've only been using it for a few months, but it's an easily expandable setup if you want to add more storage later!

Nikes and Bud Light.

I think they mean this graphic from the article. Looks like the periodic table of states.