hey, you forgot your goal posts.

don’t forget to get some XR glasses so you’re sure to get all the action in-frame.

and a hoodie to cover all the wires.

I bought $200 worth of fireworks 20-ish years ago and have never used them. its like 50 mortars and a fuckton of firecrackers.

honestly, I never used them because I lost faith in my country back then. anything I feel for my country now resembles a dried up desiccated corpse.

you know, back in the day if this happened someone’s house would burn down and nobody would help.

if these wealthy conservatives are so desperate for the “good old days” and want to make America great again I think this is the perfect opportunity to make that wish come true.

butterfly in the sky!

you grew up to be a piece of shit.

just take a look.

it’s in a book,

that you banned.

it’s almost like we peaked in the late 90s early 2000s.

hell yeah

those tankies would be very upset if they could read.

putting the “ass” in passive!

you should allow the tracking of UPC codes as well. this would allow a mobile app to be used in-store far easier than by product name.

yet more evidence religion is a sham. If god were real, they would most certainly be dead.

https://www.asphaltmagazine.com/understanding-how-tires-are-used-in-asphalt/

it’s all petroleum based. my point is that oils aren’t left behind in our bodies, solid plastics are.

where’s all those Europeans that were mocking the Americans on here for the past seven months?

cmon guys! show us how to protest!

pokes with stick

do the thing!

Monsanto is dead, Bayer is the devil incarnate.

edit: just to educate a bit further. the same German company that manufactured the pills used in the infamous concentration camp showers.

although there are ongoing experiments for this, results aren’t promising.

standard road asphalt contains recycled tires for their elasticity and longevity. there have been cases where plastics have been used in the formation of walking/bike paths, but recent investigations have discovered an inordinate amount of microplastics have found their way into watersheds in the vicinity of these paths.

sometimes a bad product is a bad product. due to the hubris of oil companies they continue to market and sell these products as “recyclable” when in reality the process of recycling them is a costly and complicated solution that has been proven within the confines of a lab test.

it took the US 70 years to identify and stop using lead based paints in home construction. it was replaced with…you guessed it, oil based paints that contain plastics. we’re currently running up to 60 years on that. I wonder what the next big thing will be?

technically true. but some plastic products cost too much to recycle so they go into landfill.

also some recycled plastics can’t be recycled again because it’s “impossible” to know what percentages of what other plastics were used in the final product. again, too costly to recycle.

these are all primary examples of why using plastic as a packaging product are based entirely on marketing and manufacturing cost over environmental impacts.

truth of the matter is, natural fibers like cotton and wood pulp(paper) plus biodegradable sealants like wax, vegetable oil, shellacs, etc are far better for the environment than any amount of “recyclable” plastic.

serves you right for posting something so lewd.

stupid sexy pinecones…

I love that this thread is filled with opinions of people who have no clear idea of what a federated gitlab does or looks like and yet still believes that federation is the only answer just “because”.

this is what happens when you let children watch YouTube unrestricted.