ColeSloth @ ColeSloth @discuss.tchncs.de

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Will it print me coffee beans?

Man, I really thought my comment wouldn't require a /s to know I was being sarcastic.

I thought it wouldn't be needed here, but since I have similar up votes and down votes, I was apparently incorrect.

Two meanings. Sharing a goal...

When I say I'm not afraid of heights; what I really mean is that I'm not abnormally afraid of heights.

*bonus edit: the legendary Dan Osmond. Died not long after, when a rope snapped. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCByLWtM7y4

That's OK, since our tariffs tax is giving the government even more.

There's an age where like 98% of people any younger won't get this at all. I'm curious about what age that is though. I'm guessing around 15, maybe?

Aight, Canada. Now you owe us!

Yeah. It was a stupidly hard game. With unlimited lives (ie unlimited quarters) the entire thing is only a 25 minute play through.

I loved that arcade/Sega game back in the day.

I re-played I about a year ago, and omg, it's quarter eating trash. What was I thinking back then?

Can't wait to play the remake.

Would we be happier?

I eat a very healthy diet and it consists of a pretty large amount of meats. I track macros, exercise, and get a physical every year. All my bloodwork is good, heart is healthy, BP runs 115/70, and spirometry test puts me at having lungs of a person 20 years younger than my age. I'm also in my 40's but look like I'm under 35.

Yes, I'm just one person, so that's nowhere close to a good data point for a study, but it still goes to show you that eating like a vegetarian is absolutely not a requirement to be "more healthy". There's also no data to back up your claims that meat as a blanket claim isn't healthy. It's one of the healthiest things there is for people to eat. It gets unhealthy when you do things like bread and deep-fry it before covering it in a corn syrup sauce and washing it down with a 40 ounce mountain dew.

M9stly referring to this, for anyone else who stumbles across this thread: "the Second Amendment was envisioned by the framers of the Constitution, according to College of William and Mary law professor and future U.S. District Court judge St. George Tucker in 1803 in his great work Blackstone’s Commentaries: With Notes of Reference to the Constitution and Laws of the Federal Government of the United States and of the Commonwealth of Virginia, as the “true palladium of liberty.” In addition to checking federal power, the Second Amendment also provided state governments with what Luther Martin (1744/48–1826) described as the “last coup de grace” that would enable the states “to thwart and oppose the general government.”"

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Second-Amendment

Well according the the people alive when Madison created the 2nd amendment, you're incorrect and it was also in there to be a checksum against the federal government. But I'm sure you're interpretation is more correct than theirs, right?

The ones who exercise and don't overconsume calories. That vegans live longer is a biased mislead because people who become vegans are on average more health conscious people. When pitted against health conscious people who also eat meat, that vegan advantage completely disappears.

Also, while biased due to the low percentage of vegans that exist, the vast majority of the world's centenarions do consume eating some meat, and no data currently shows that vegans on average live longer. The biggest factors are genetics, lifestyle, activity, etc.

I don't mean physically eating them or shitting them out. Humans absorb and use animal based protein more than plant based protein.

Oh, fuck off. The 2A is needed now more than it's been in decades.

No they aren't. Mostly because legumes are incomplete proteins, while chicken is a complete protein, and that animal protein is more easily digestible and absorbed than plant based protein.

Claiming legumes is the best protein is one of those lies that vegans claim. There's plenty of real reasons to go animal free, but all the baseless crap that vegans claim isn't doing them any favors.

Here's a fact, though. All the fields with beans and lettuce and all the veggies have thousands of little mice and birds and rabbits that live in them. Thousands are killed from the farm equipment.

That's about good enough for my travels right there. They also going to sell a diy wrap kit for $500, but it seems they're not advertising the cost of the battery upgrade.