It’s domestic housework so I’d say....
It’s domestic housework so I’d say....
Even if we did, it’d still be a reasonable assessment of power. If you can only get 47% of the vote on a given issue, you essentially have no power. But if you can take 47% of the revenue from a business, that’s enough to shutter most places.
Turning to Yelp to act based on a business entity’s perceived politics also shows we believe we hold more power as consumers than citizens.
It might look cleaner but the crime rates are much worse in Indianapolis. And while it’s dirty people are willing to pay to live there just because there’s somewhat more interesting stuff to do on a daily basis in a large cosmopolitan city and better paying jobs. Indy has a much smaller population but tons of…
yes.
As for the shirt, I bought it for Radwood.
Yep, I definitely broke the law riding without a helmet and occasionally on the sidewalk. 99% of my time on the Bird was done in the bike lane, but as with bikes, occasionally you have to deviate from the path to survive in the city.
This pic was taken when we got to Friend #2's place, and there is a sidewalk skirting…
There’s laws against these being on the sidewalk? Scooters require helmets?
I feel the opposite and I’m probably going to have a different group of people come at me. But I’m so fucking sick of men that I’ve stopped liking drag queens because there’s an element of it that is men performing a man’s idea of what a woman is. And I’m just over men’s opinions of women.
I’m not sure they do leave their male privilege behind - at the end of the night they can take off their womanface and go home. And unless they’re naturally flamboyant or femme when they’re out of character, they can travel home a lot more safely than the women in the audience. I’ve never understood how feminist blogs…
One fun fact about America’s endless war on drugs is that there is one—really only one—success story: Quaaludes.
Rich people have had a good-ass 2017, with the stock market and the accumulated net wealth of the top ten percent of…
Well, we keep on wondering how the fuck DJT happened. *looks up* Yeah. At least one thing: we’re going to see wealth redistribution relatively soon. I’m just hoping we can get a few space-mining systems going before the economies collapse. The reason? Well, if we have space mining, it seperates the material and…
ICO’s that are controlled by a single company are just plain scams.
This is a great writeup. Definitely avoids the condescension of too many American writers who pen pieces along the lines of “They’re bad. We’re good.” Pretty much nixes that altogether by explaining how the U.S. is partially responsible for the rise of this government and and continues to enable worst atrocities.
On March 15, 2002, 15 Saudi girls burned to death inside their school in Mecca. They were not trapped by fallen…
well that’s not totally true, if the natural cycle is a building re-building of say 50 years with a natural movement of 8 tons of material a year, and a shipping lane is rerouted right over it dropping say 16 tons a year, then man’s “intervention” just eliminated the ability of the reef to naturally rebuild and or…
Does the patent office assume that everybody on the planet is a compete idiot or something? Or is it just them?
If only I had had the foresight years ago to file a patent for a “device that makes its user look like a complete tool.” I would have been able to sue Segway, these guys, and Google when they released Google Glass.
The cycles are not the problem, the problem is as the article says manufacturing. Just because you can make one in a lab, does not mean you can make it cheaper than twice as many of the normal cells.