Then basically anything is censorship instead of progress/change/growing awareness. *shrugs* Though it’s pretty hilarious that someting like a boob window warrants such an exaggeration. It's sacred I guess?

No, what you’re saying is that a company maybe changing a costume due to how their audience’s perception has changed means censoring their products. I’d call it logical and listening to customers. Sparrows and canons. Words like censorship should never be used lightly.

Doesn't change my answer in the least. :-)

Censorship is the government denying your right of freedom of speech. A company changing some stuff is essentially their damn right, plus since a company exists to make money, changing stuff has mostly that intersst at heart. So...not doing certain stuff anymore is a company telling you they make more money with…

It’s cool that your cows are treated ok, but that’s not how the major players make profit.

That’s because if you want to sell raw milk you have to follow a ton of rules and then it’s a perfectly safe product. I wouldn’t drink raw milk from non-certified farms either.
At least in Germany you can only sell it within 24 hours and you have to test it like all the time, plus you can only sell it directly at the…

Organic means more space for a cow, they’re actually allowed to go outside (there is no guaranteed pasture with most conventional farms and it depends where they’re based and how big the farm is), they’re allowed to socialize (which is hugely important, because cows tend to form very strong friendships), they get…

I had the reverse reaction to Walmart’s brief stint in Germany

Adorable. But I don’t want to know how I’d fare with an automatic tbh. ;-)

Is there some kind of certificate or something similar in the US that is independently controlled and exactly defines what organic food means and who is allowed to sell it?

Why would you think someone has to hide something? Sounds completely insecure.

Homemade for the win, especially with crushed peppermint leaves and pomegranate seeds. And don't forget to drown everything in olive oil (the good organic stuff)

Me, too
I get to know a lot of stuff, because I'm friends with some people who've been playing it for years now and I love reading all their stories, but I doubt it'd be as much fun for me playing the game.

Yeah, I really learned my lesson with that. *gg*

Please don't do that if your life isn't in danger, because this could mean killing the bicyclist and in general could mean nasty repercussions. It's not worth it.

I as a bicyclist hate every fellow biker who doesn't follow the rules, because it makes life in the street harder for me. But road rage doesn't solve…

Yesterday I almost hit a pedestrian who was suddenly walking unto the bikeline backwards (!!), his hands full with stuff. I managed to ring my bell (should have used the brakes, but I was a bit too shocked and he walked right in front of me) and he jumped out of the way. Of course he yelled at me, because it's my…

Mmmmmh, Kimchi...Damn, I miss Korea. Or the option of having a Korean restaurant closer than 2 hours by train.

I'm so glad living in a country with heavily regulated gun control. Shootings in schools have happened, but it's super rare. Plus...it's a very good feeling walking down the street knowing that the chance someone is carrying a gun is like zero, the same with people's homes.

That was my favourite colossus, mostly because it was nice being able to use Aggro in a fight. Plus it was kind of relaxing because Phalanx never attacks. It was hard work timing the jumps, but while I failed so often I mostly enjoyed learning how to fully control Aggro (the 180° spin and the instant gallop are my…

This is the reason why many cyclists wear helmet cameras.

I had an encounter with a car yesterday (my helmet actually saved my life) and everything was fine, I think the driver was more shocked than me. But of course she completely didn't check for bikes although she was supposed to do so, because she was turning…