rumschlumpel @ rumschlumpel @feddit.org

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Car tyres are also significant contributors to terrestial microplastics and particulate matter!

Too late, lurkers don't comment!

Such as ... ?

Never even tried any of them, because I have yet to see one that isn't just fat (mammal cheese has fat and protein). But I don't like Harzer Roller (a stinky soft cheese), either, and yet most people insist on calling it "cheese".

Hm, fair.

There's plant-based cheese ...

🔥 burn the heretic 🔥

If Peanuts are nutpeas, tell me wtf cashews are: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cashewbaum#/media/Datei:Cashew_apples.jpg (don't say "apples" just because that's literally the file name ...).

(I also use tabs instead of spaces)

Your editor automatically converts tabs into spaces, right?

... right?

Weirdly, I do the opposite - I collect bottles that are simple, lightweight and a practical shape (i.e. cylindrical instead of bulbous, not to too tall, not too squat) and there's a decent chance that I'll decant liquor that comes in an extravagant bottle (though the bottles I'm most likely to decant are those that are too tall for my shelves or contain 1l - that's just a lot of weight when you want to pour exactly 20 ml).

To real. Pretty good chance that when I do want to write something (e.g. birthday cards), my pen is dried up and it's a whole thing to make it write well again ...

Man, I gotta make the trip to our local unpackaged goods store. One of these days ...

Oof. I also have a couple of really good bottles ... I sometimes use them for premade cocktails or when I buy a bottle of spirit or wine that really needs a better container.

Nah that would be weird. I don't visit much because of health issues, and I don't really eat the typical sauerkraut dishes, either.

The Germans I know don't make sauerkraut, they buy it (usually; my grandma probably knows how to make it, even if she doesn't always do it). Ain't nobody got time fo dat!

The resemblance to baby vocalizations can be rather unsettling with some cats. I suppose it's somewhat natural since they're about the same size as a newborn human, but specifically adopting somewhat human-like (and thus baby-like, because that's the one they can imitate the best) vocalization doesn't seem that far-fetched.

This is already literally how it works in Germany. You can also get in with a college/university degree, especially for software dev jobs, but nowadays it's pretty unusual that people who enter the field just have no related education at all.

Great!

invited people to follow it on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube

Sigh ...

They're not dumb, they're evil.

In a lot of ways, our current way of living has made us more resilient. Malnoutrition, frequent serious diseases and a high amount of environmental and food-borne poisons (soot, heavy metals, the snake oil that often passed as "medicine" back then) don't make people stronger, they make them weaker. Our civilization diseases like obesity and allergies are their own issue, but they still beat dying from syphilis or influenza at age 30.

As far as propaganda goes, they had plenty of propaganda as well - it might have been cruder than today, but they also had less access to dissenting voices.

The health trend is definitely pointing downward in places like the USA, though. Let's hope most of Europe can avoid the worst of that ...