I think it’s also flavored like American style pizza.

Especially in light of the Kudopan/British flag version below.

https://lemmy.world/comment/23131770

Eggplant, tomato sauce and cheese go well together. I’d imagine zucchini isn’t too different.

I just assume they want first hand conversations about covering up pedophilia.

And kids on heelies swerving all over.

They never let a private citizen repair public infrastructure that they broke, I’m pretty sure paying to fix it means the company is paying the city or transit authority to do the repairs.

They want those kids for at least 2 different disgusting reasons.

Can we have them here in the US too?

Fuck those things (and I say this as a car enthusiast who occasionally needs to tow old classic cars for restoration or salvage and recycling).

Glorious sausage would end up undercooked then the burgers were right, or the burger would be overcooked when the sausage was done.

Isn’t Bezos behind Slate though?

I know there were multiple kickstarter type funding schemes for Aptera, but it’s not like the influence a couple billionaires exert. The main problem with Aptera though is all the other vehicles on the road. We need legislation to start shrinking trucks and SUVs and stop killing us all so easily before smaller lighter cars can happen. Maybe someday.

Damn

My dad got us the NES when he was 35ish and played Tetris more than any of us.

The PS1 was still more like older console systems at the time. You didn’t have to be a “gamer” to buy one, titles like Spyro and Rayman especially were for ostensibly kids.

PS1 might have been the end it’s that though. Tekken 2 and Gran Tourismo started to signal an older college age shift in those consoles. That’s when I got mine anyway.

Close Quarters Combat if any other normies were wondering.

Sounds like it’s time for a business trip then.

I’d like to try dmt, but don’t have any connections that I trust because we’re all too old.

I only encountered it as a podcast while working, but it’sa respected public radio show, and the story included an individual whose financial advisor had recommended private lending as stable long term returns.

But then a new advisor worried he was over invested in them, and that default risk isn’t disclosed, in fact it was often hard to tell which companies are getting loans from your investment. It all sounded very much like the housing bubble or savings and loans bubble from before that.

The line of people waiting to “pay respect” while chugging from gallon jugs of water will be long.

If you maintain the bacteria and don’t flush heavy paper products (and definitely not wipes!), a properly designed septic can go decades without needed pumping.

They’re doing it to most Americans too. Just not the rich ones.

Private credit has been increasingly moving from something only hedge funds invested in, to retail investors and retirement funds. Like $3 trillion dollars worth. And it’s withdrawals are restricted by the banks, often to like 25% per year I think.

Who’s afraid of private credit? : The Indicator from Planet Money 

It does fuck with rubber everything though, unless your car has all PTFE and metal fuel lines (I mostly work with classic cars and small engines that have their fuel lines trashed by the ethanol though)

I have been lucky enough to split child raising labor fairly evenly with my wife (after the pregnancy at least), though it’s been at the expense of retirement savings and lost potential earnings.

There are lifelong divisions of labor that we should all have the freedom to share, but capitalism and its billionaires is always trying to squeeze every penny from most of us and adding needless stress with artificial scarcity and profit taking to fuck all of us, but especially women and those with less political power (at this stage, that’s 95% of us by my estimate).