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I'm pretty sure the actual penis size doesn't factor here. It's the self-perceived size.

Dude has an inferiority complex & tries to compensate.

I doubt OP is intending to forgo renting entirely.

We heard a lot about that. It would have been revolutionary and many teams tried to replicate it. Their failure to do so, and its subsequent discredit, are well documented.

Am finally starting to adjust to daylight saving. It's been a rough few weeks; am not quite there yet either.

Forbidden Desert, is that another collaborative tile-based game like Forbidden Island? Love that game.

→checks it out

→yep, looks like it. Very nice. Sorry, no tips. We usually get thrashed at higher difficulty too.

You've made a couple of assumptions about me. That I'm not dealing with it, that I'm not housing migrant families. I'm not one of the people running this shelter, sure. But for all you know I could be running a similar shelter elsewhere.

Of course money doesn't appear out of thin air: it comes from the people, from the taxes we pay as subscription to a functioning society. I happily pay my taxes and would pay more: I vote for higher taxes and exensions to social policy so we can look after people like this. I advocate for social conscience that wasn't exhibited in the described action.

How often does the …senate? vote on a federal funding bill, and why does the last one expire? Why isn't there some default level of funding for federal spending?

It is my policy to treat people as human beings regardless of their immigration status.

In my country the checkbox must be for opt-in. And it must start off unchecked.

I understand the electric bit is cheaper and more efficient in city traffic while the fossil bit is more supported over long distance travel.

It seems intended for the teething stage where the charging point infrastructure isn't rolled out extensively enough for pure EV usage, and public transport doesn't do the thing.

I see a risk in complacency where the final steps aren't taken of rolling out charging points and buffing transit because hybrids are "good enough". Probably not a massive risk though as fossil's stigma grows and fuel prices rise.

I find brutalism beautiful. Wish we could have more of it in my country but solid concrete, especially preformed, performs poorly under shear.

It's gotten so "brutalist" is almost synonymous with "earthquake-prone".

I wonder what gun ownership would look like in 20 or 30 years if right now were enacted (and not thereafter repealed) a countrywide prohibition on advertising of guns & ammo, and on showing any firearms before the watershed and at any time in G- and PG-rated media.

Putting aside the reality that this could never happen because of frozen peaches and strawmen on slippery slopes, I strongly suspect it would do a lot to curb the fetishisation of firearms.