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I think about this a lot.

 

as well all know the President determines the dress code enforced by a museum

 

This is actually your fault.

If we’re fucked up you’re to blame

 

*guitar riff*

 

Yeah that’s not gonna be stuck in my head for a week thanks politics thread

 

Do we really need experts to tell you that lol

 

"Thirteen Days" is an interesting movie to watch in March 2022 lol

 

Will be very interested to see the use of novavax as a booster to mRNA vaccinated people

 

he's kinda right if he doesn't wear his mask he'll get to meet god sooner!

 

2 University of Delaware roommates living in a nightmare watching their countries at war

 

I just read through that part of history in a historical fiction book I’m reading and was like … oh

 

It's nonlethal stuff, mostly not weapons.

The 250-person ministry has managed to find suppliers in Europe and the U.S. for everything from the vests to food packages to bandages and night-vision devices for army within two days after Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, Bornyakov said. About 40% of the suppliers are willing to take crypto. The rest are typically paid with crypto converted into euros and dollars, he said.

While many companies and crypto startup founders have donated money, “most donations come from people,” Bornyakov said, while noting that air-raid sirens occasionally require him to run into a bomb shelter.

NFT memery is already involved

The ministry has no plans to sell its donated CryptoPunk #5364, showing a person in a blue bandanna smoking a cigarette, or others of the hundreds of donated NFTs any time soon. The CryptoPunk last sold a year ago for about 16.2 Ethers, worth over $43,000 in current prices. Prices of CryptoPunks have increased dramatically in the last year.

“Yes, someone donated us a CryptoPunk, but it’s so hard to sell, we haven’t used it at this point,” Bornyakov said. “We are going to keep it for now. We appreciate every support that people are trying to give. What’s important is people’s awareness. They see what’s going on, and they are trying to help. We are going to work with NFTs a little bit later, we are focused on things we can deal with right now. There’s no time to figure out how to convert them. Maybe once things settle down we’ll figure this out.”

 

The one thing that gives me hope is good union news!

 

My commute is about 10 miles each way, plus daycare drop off and pickup I go about 25 miles each day.

 

I do remember learning about fisting in kindergarten to be fair

 

My commute is about 10 feet currently.

 

i learned all the bad things on the bus. Kids in the bus are ruthless

 

I’ve got first grader who told me not to spell the word “kid” backwards