Shapillon @ Shapillon @lemmy.world

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Wow that's playing the long game lmao

C'est la vie

The first one is absolutely hilarious!

Soon we'll see Tesla employees with moon masks encasing their heads.

Willfull ignorance at that.

True.

I still remember when Ireland decided that Subway couldn't call their bread bread because due to the amount of sugar it contained it actually was cake according to the law.

And I'm really disappointed that we - French - missed an opportunity to gatekeep bread.

Is the brioche in your third point sweet? that would be kinda weird.

Here in France brioche is kinda like cake bread: flour, salt, yeast, sugar, eggs, a fuckton of butter.

Who is Majira?

That's just because scale suits tend to be more expensive than fur ones.

(I don't know if it's true)

You're a judgemental dunce.

We have someone in one of the neighbouring villages that delivers some burgers and local stuff (e.g. aligot) if you order before 6pm.

Imho marriage is two things:

• a formal way for society to acknowledge a relationship.
• any symbolic that the married people and their close ones put in it.

I agree that marriage has some inherent flaws being based on the bourgeois concept of the nuclear family.

I would be elated to have a similar recognition for non monogamous and/or aromantic relationships. alas one can only dream :c

There also are some laws that cover de facto relationships but they're still very lackluster and still based on the nuclear family.

I used to be very against marriage but I've seen some great ones recently that were just that: awesome celebrations of important relationships.

Marriage is incredibly flawed. I would still like to think that it's redeemable.

Is it near the grandma farm?

That's a security standard preventing keyloggers from guessing your credentials.

Agreed.

USA climate refugees.

Even the global hegemon won't be spared.

I'm not a guy but I'll save you a spot by the veggie crate. It's a bit damp though.

Same but in France.

I live in an old house in a mountainous, sparsely populated area totally devoid of strategic ressources (Auvergne).

I'd probably go to my basement which is dug in the granite substrate and lined with stone walls at least half a meter thick.

The other option would be to go to the bottom of the neighbouring valley (at least 200m deep) and would be shielded by the surrounding terrain.

This should be a pinned message.

So that hypothetic person is turned off by learning someone is infertile for any reason?