roguetrick @ roguetrick @kbin.social

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That's a health code violation in my state. Not that I give a shit mind. It's not a bad violation.

Veraxus reminds me of that old TV show Home Improvement, but instead of More Power it's "More Glutamate."

Top it with a tomato sauce and parmesan cheese to go with your two glutamate sauces and msg.

With neither of them publishing it? It sounds like someone was just playing around with the tech. This isn't really "exclusive" worthy, since nobody did anything.

Suffering from end-stage kidney disease, Richard underwent the groundbreaking procedure in March, only to depart from this world merely two months post-surgery.

The news of his demise was confirmed by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), the medical facility behind the historic transplant, on Saturday.

Either an AI wrote this or somebody needs to take the author's fucking thesaurus. He has ceased to be. He's shuffled off his mortal coil, run down the curtain, and joined the choir invisible. He is an Ex-pig kidney transplant recipient.

Mild psychosis, based on comments.

Windows?

Completely useless for firefighting. Putting a drip torch on its ass and letting it walk a line, maybe. But it's not going to cut down the trees to make a firebreak, who what's the point.

That's sad. He's not wrong about many things but his brain's pattern association has gone off kilter.

Attempting to apply anything resembling personal values to Macron is an error.

Sender pays is what Korea has. It does not work well at all.

Breaking bones to break bones.

Man shows the dark god his hunt.

Why put this much effort in trying to getting banned? Is making up a story based on the headline a creative writing exercise for you?

I'd specifically call it a Western Noir.

I think neutral gas asphyxiation would be. Unfortunately they usually use carbon dioxide instead for pigs. I consider carbon dioxide to be much worse. It's both acidic and makes you very aware you're suffocating. At high concentrations unconsciousness is generally very quick though because your blood will literally dump stored oxygen whenever it encounters high levels of CO2. Makes lungs work in reverse like you were in space.

Edit: I use your here because I'm only trained in human physiology but it works essentially the same

Used to do it with a poleaxe or a mallet. It's considered better than slicing the animals carotid/aortic arch and hanging them upside down before stunning.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captiveboltpistol

Usually not fatal by itself nowadays because if you scramble brains you risk spreading mad cow to people. Stuns before you bleed the animal out.

Dead drop darknet deliveries. That's hot shit. Of course that was back in 2022.

They're instituting this for the generation that grew up with Vpns so they could watch pirate streaming sites on their school Wi-Fi? Good fucking luck.