PlaidBaron @ PlaidBaron @lemmy.world

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Central heat pumps have built in electric heat in cases the heat pump alone isnt sufficient.

Even if the heat pump isnt enough all the time, its still better than heating with oil, electricity, gas, etc. exclusively.

It isnt an all or nothing situation.

Wouldnt nuking Gaza be really really bad for Israel too? Its not like the fallout gonna stay in Gaza.

This shit isnt just malicious, its maliciously stupid.

120 for most applications but 240 for things like stoves, dryers, heat pumps, car chargers, etc.

For my Canadian peeps, use Buy Beaver to boycott Israel AND US products.

Or whatever other shit-ass country you dont want to support.

'Accidentally'

Estonia is Russia lite my bro. Or Poland lite. Take your pick I guess. Whoever owned your ass the most recently.

That very American response speaks for itself.

I dont mean EVERY meal but getting together with neighbors, family, friends ect. is more common in places like Italy for example.

Meals in countries that take food seriously last longer and are meant to be enjoyed with family and friends. Its just our shitty culture that causes this problem.

I know nothing about this game but that mf a spitting image of Mr. Lahey.

The one that has a kitten to take care of all day.

I got mine on the side of the road. Sanded it down and painted it up.

I love it. Bread goes in. Stays fresh.

An awl? Am I missing something?

"Im gonna punch you but calm down. Stop acting tough. Punching me back will only escalate things. Thats how we got here in the first place. Its your fault Im gonna punch you."

This is why the world hates Americans right now.

You ever get fiberglass in your skin? Shit sucks.

That makes more sense. I genuinely didnt understand what you were getting at with your previous numbers. This isnt Reddit. It was a genuine question.

But yes, I would argue that Alberta has more actual influence due to its far greater economy. Oil money brings with it influence. We shouldnt pretend Canada is above that.

Nova Scotia simpy isnt that big a player in day to day decision making at the federal level. There isnt as much at stake.

How do those numbers show NS is over represented?

How?

Me, a Nova Scotian listening to Albertans whine about how underrepresented they are.

Risk is likely very low but until things get better I wont risk it. The potential consequences are too high.