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ChicoSuave

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  • Kids would encourage parents to get gas here so they could see the dinosaurs

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  • The prices are right there dude. 2.11 9/10 for regular, 2.21 for super, and 2.31 for premium.

    The Budweiser being 8.99 for a 12 pack also means this is rather recent (as noted by the clothing that person is wearing) and those prices are just for show so they can be anything they want. They could have had 0.21 but opted to have 3 main digits.

  • Ban social media for under-16s, top teaching union urges UK government

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  • Such a lazy answer to the problems of the day. Banning is dumb. Teach how to spot misinformation, enforce empathy, and fucking get rid of the class system to remove interpersonal inequality. But no, England doesn't do what it's supposed to; only what it can to get by for now.

  • alcohol rule

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  • Massive protests against the regime erupt in Minnesota

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  • Crazy how much vote manipulation is happening. Approved messaging gets 90+% while controversial things get pushed into the 80s or maybe high 70s. It's also always some amount below 300 but clearly not double digits, except for unapproved topics.

  • All the cartoon companies be like...

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  • California is completely drought-free for the first time in 25 years

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  • The last few years California has been hit by the atmospheric rivers that once blanketed the PNW 8 months out of the year. The result is the cyclical droughts have vanished and this is the 3rd year in a row California has been drought free in all parts of the state. Even the Eastern Sierra and Central Valley too.

    Climate change is real but not bad for all places. The climate is shifting.

  • “This is what I voted for?”: Trump supporter loses farm and income to tariffs, only to be mocked online

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  • And we are here to teach them how the world actually works. Love seeing MAGA salt

  • New York shipyard building an ironclad for the Italian Navy, USA, sometime between 1861-1864

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  • Same reason the Austria army had no victories after 1850 but somehow continued on for 70 years. Austria Hungary is the great classic example of failing up.

    They built 3 battleships and then promptly never did anything with them. The one day they decide to use them, they hit a mine and one of them sinks. The other two are so expensive and the navy so afraid of losing another that they never get used again.

  • The origins of my insomnia

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  • Needs more pyramids

  • the apocalypse we want

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  • Funk sole brother

  • Hanlon's Razor need not apply

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  • Overwhelmingly conservatives do not pictures themselves as evil. They do believe that everything is zero sum so making positive changes somewhere means negative changes in other places. They do not believe in "win-win" scenarios and believe there is a catch or additional conditional clause.

    By this logic they also see the tremendous harm being done and believe that there must be an inverse, so tremendous good being done. That's their faith in the economy or security or some vague idea like "prosperity" filling in the gap. They don't want to be evil or encourage harm but only through great harm can we achieve great salvation.

    It's fucked thinking but one that is important to consider. They NEED a trade off whether gold or bad. The truly evil people are the ones who don't need good, like billionaires, and still inflict harm. There are about 1,000 people who can have their resources shared with the world and literally 80% of all problems like war, housing, and food security will be solved.

  • Cork oak trees, S. Spain

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  • Same! Digging into this wiki says (with source):

    Typically, once it reaches 25 years old, its thick bark can be harvested for cork every 9 to 12 years without causing harm to the tree.[4]

    The source is a Rainforest Alliance article from 2024: https://www.rainforest-alliance.org/species/cork-oak/

    Cork oak is unique in its ability to regenerate its outer bark. After a tree reaches 25 years of age, it can be stripped of its cork once every 9 to 12 years without causing damage to the tree. A single cork oak, which lives up to 200 years, can be harvested over 16 times.

    Cool thing I learned: harvested cork oak stores 5x as much carbon as unharvested. Get that cork!

  • Many such cases...

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  • The Afghanistan Trilogy always surprises

  • Trump seeks $100bn for Venezuela oil, but Exxon boss says country 'uninvestable'

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  • Judging from the anger over ICE and anti-american administration if Trump tries to stop the election there will be riots and strikes.

  • Onion

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  • But why an ogre?

  • Only 7% of Americans Want Their Next Car to Be Electric, Survey Finds

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  • EV apps track your phone and you. My subaru doesn't need my phone to work or refuel. EVs are more invasive than regular autos.

  • ICE Agent Who Killed Mother of Three Revealed as Iraq War Veteran With Immigrant Filipina Wife

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  • He's a cop... If he didn't do it he helped

  • More Shocking Footage Shows Federal Agents Raiding Minneapolis High School, Handcuffing Staff

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  • Need a COVID for conservatives

  • Gamers Lose It After 007 First Light Demands Hardware That Doesn’t Exist in System Requirements: 'Remember When Games Were Optimized?'

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  • So it's a game which is out of reach for many to play much less enjoy. Good luck on sales! Makes more sense to make games for the most common system type, like old school video game publishers used to do with consoles. This is just sloppy development and bad management rolled together.