@Henry Louis Cadmin
I guess I'm just an old fashioned kind of guy
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Recent Notes
My Sunday was pretty great, had the daily swim, just 100 meters, about 9 minutes swim, enough, a cider at local bar afterwards, good vibes there, a burger king in evening, I didn’t wear these shades...
@Spectral Activity
How was your weekend? Lol. Do you know anything about Asturias? I googled something today and there was a result from the "ast" subdomain of wikipedia, written in Asturian. I had never heard of it until today.
How was your weekend? Lol. Do you know anything about Asturias? I googled something today and there was a result from the "ast" subdomain of wikipedia, written in Asturian. I had never heard of it until today.
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Pulling up to the club with my bitch
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Gas prices must not be high enough. Long drive today. Traffic is crazy on 95, especially going north. Did all the yankees go south for juneteenth? Thank goodness for the #MMO show
This true?
https://static.noauthority.social/media_attachments/files/116/785/615/077/508/091/original/da9c869ac4d503d7.mp4
@nprofile1q...
jesse ventura is the only name that comes to mind
jesse ventura is the only name that comes to mind
In the same way that you should thank Putin for preventing covid infinity. We should all be thanking the inventors of ozempic for cutting the (diabetic) legs out from under the nascent fattie-communism movement
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@nprofile1q...
On the point of no movies being made about the topic. I saw something recently that mentioned the "Hays Code" in passing and I was surprised to see that it prohibited "white slavery" in movies. A couple sources say that was mostly because of the sexual aspect. I was surprised to see on the wiki when I went to get this link that it was apparently already barred 'pre-code' in 1927. So it was explicitly not allowed for the first 40 years of cinema in the US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hays_Code
On the point of no movies being made about the topic. I saw something recently that mentioned the "Hays Code" in passing and I was surprised to see that it prohibited "white slavery" in movies. A couple sources say that was mostly because of the sexual aspect. I was surprised to see on the wiki when I went to get this link that it was apparently already barred 'pre-code' in 1927. So it was explicitly not allowed for the first 40 years of cinema in the US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hays_Code
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There is an upward force from buoyancy but it's internal to the container, it shouldn't affect the balance. Just imagine that side without the seesaw. Water pushing on the ball cannot lift the container. That's like pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.
@nprofile1q...
There is an upward force from buoyancy but it's internal to the container, it shouldn't affect the balance. Just imagine that side without the seesaw. Water pushing on the ball cannot lift the container. That's like pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.
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Addressing the NQ
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qF4IRMwlggg
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qF4IRMwlggg