Fucking hell, that’s brutal.
mobyduck648
Sailor, software engineer, musician, terminally online.
Englishman in Wales.
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Ah fair forgot it was still illegal at a federal level. Our situation is different as we’re a unitary state with limited devolution, it’s still a class B drug here criminally speaking but they moved it into a lighter schedule in other legislation so it could be prescribed like morphine, tramadol, that sort of thing for medical purposes. Recreationally, there’s no political courage for legalisation nor much moral authority for harsh prohibition either so the can gets kicked another generation.
Does that mean US recreational weed businesses are still largely cash based?
Christ, how does that work with your doctors being way more keen to prescribe narcotics than ours then? Is it literally a case of follow your doctor’s orders or your boss’s? That’s fucked up.
I was going to write something sarcastic about transatlantic relations, but honestly we deserve some blame for the Puritans. The English Reformation and its consequences were fairly severe.
Is that not protected under anti-disability discrimination legislation in the US?
I’m on medical cannabis in the UK, while our system is not set up for it at all if an employer took umbrage with it for a non-operational reason (such as operating heavy machinery vs being on it at all) that’d be a fairly open and shut disability discrimination case. Same as if you fired an employee for being on tramadol or similar.
Haha guilty as charged, him and Historical Italian Cooking both introduced me to it.
One thing that’s somewhat more annoying to get hold of is Colatura di Alici, the garum-like anchovy sauce. You more of less must order it from Italy and ship internationally. Absolutely top-tier stuff though, I use it in modern dishes too. I can see why it was so popular.
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Dull Men's Club@lemmy.world•Permanently removed my LG TVs WiFi privileges
4·2 days agoAlso public wifi, ever connected to a major provider of public access? They know who you are now, and they can log the connection attempts your phone ‘helpfully’ makes for you.
I just wish long pepper was more widely known, I can get it easily from Indian shops in the UK but it’s not so widely known or available. It’s among my favourite spices, think black pepper but way more aromatic and ‘flowery’. It was known to the Romans but fell out of favour many centuries ago in Europe.
The real problem in my view is that people don’t recognise post-imperial fusion cusines as ‘legit’ British food even though the curry house is the definition of an Anglo-Indian institution. When people in Britain claim the tikka masala it’s not being twee or politically correct, rather it’s earnestly considering an immigration-originated fusion cusine as part of the wider national one.
Also even pre-20th century British food isn’t exactly bad, I’d argue it doesn’t travel amazingly in many cases but a Sunday roast in our climate is sheer perfection. Too many people expect France or Italy from a country with nothing like their climate.
mobyduck648@lemmy.worldtointerestingasfuck@lemmy.world•The world map is changing: The UN has backed replacing the 500-year-old Mercator projection with the accurate Equal Earth projection
3·2 days agoThey navigate by the stars, and then briefly turn into one.
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Android@lemdro.id•GrapheneOS is building its own RCS support to cut Google Messages out of the pictureEnglish
1·3 days agoThe chronophobia induced by realising ‘those damn kids texting all day’ has become ‘old fashioned SMS’ is more than I expected. I remember when that shit was 10p a go!
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World News@lemmy.world•Far-right AfD win in Germany is ‘grave moment’ for Europe, politicians warnEnglish
2·3 days agoRussia might be good at general shithousery and political warfare but I feel this just feeds their mythos. America did Trump to itself to a large extent, certainly by voting him in after the man attempted a literal coup.
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Work Reform@lemmy.world•Fox News sharing billionaire propaganda
6·3 days agoToo big to fail == too big to live, at least it would be in a sane world.
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politics @lemmy.world•Trump’s latest 'manic' binge evidence of 'neurological decline': psychologist
5·4 days agoIf we can’t beat reddit for user count, we should at least be able to beat their low bar for parsing obvious sarcasm.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL that Elon Musk is buying ads on Instagram. He is urging US voters to check their registration status on his websiteEnglish
4·4 days agoThat’s harsh, though I guess you could argue it’s no worse than jury service as it’s done here in the UK which is at least two weeks usually.
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politics @lemmy.world•Trump’s latest 'manic' binge evidence of 'neurological decline': psychologist
72·4 days agoThey could use their professional expertise to issue a statement bringing Trump’s precipitous psychological decline to wider public attention.
mobyduck648@lemmy.worldtointerestingasfuck@lemmy.world•The world map is changing: The UN has backed replacing the 500-year-old Mercator projection with the accurate Equal Earth projection
3·4 days agoTraditional navigation is so cool, I had to learn the basics of it a few years ago as part of a course I was on. I suspect it’ll feel rather less ceremonial in the future if GPS jamming and spoofing continue to become more common.
What is it with right-wing populists and being undone by lettuces? Liz Truss in Britain is now synonymous with the lettuce, and she had a simillarly laxative effect on the economy.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What was the scariest “We need to leave… now” gut feeling that you’ve ever experienced?
2·10 days agoThe doom of all ADHD blokes who can’t stand being behind people walking slower than him.
‘I’m not following you, I just have places to be faster than your leisurely dawdle down the pavement will allow’ is a phrase I wish we had a polite word for.







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