2023-09-25 at 9:35 PM UTC
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Those embeds just return "Bad request signature.". Hotlinking fail.
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2023-09-25 at 8:48 PM UTC
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Move the fucking ass
Originally posted by Wariat
wrong. very common. difference is the degre eof violence. in dueling most people wouldnt die or be murdere dbtw just shot or stabbed in the arm and the contest would be voer. same thing with mdoern nightclub dueling or hooliganism where people often carry weaposn anyway or jump people.
Even if people didn't die getting stabbed or shot was a big deal back in the day due to the risk of infection or having your intestines leak out inside of you. A lot of people died after duels.
Nowadays there's basically no risk to duelling. You don't even need to pay for your treatment in most countries. And yet we don't duel. We are pussies.
Some real swordfighting:
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Bigot, Ukraine is fighting against Ruzzian fascism and for trans-rights, anti-racism and climate justice.
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Space is implicitly gay and space games are too.
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2023-09-23 at 12:53 AM UTC
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How come I'm not getting hired
I'm a Union Longshoreman.
I'm an assistant hessian load safety apprentice.
I assist an apprentice supervisor with the supervision of the unloading of all cargoes loaded in hessian sacks.
I earn €175,000 a year.
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3:30 is indicative, you have some neo-puritan freak with blue hair and massive ear plugs pretending to have only just now learned to accept those with differences, some dumb token black going on about "learning curves" in an attempt to act smart, and the mystery meat guy doesn't even dare to speak.
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Russian helicopter firing.
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Originally posted by Rape Monster
Happiness can't be found in a middle aged Ukrankan babushka
I'm getting rid of her.
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I'll need to be careful not to piss behind the nightclub this weekend.
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Originally posted by Kawkasian
God damn half assed website…
Fixed that for you.
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I bet life on a submarine must be boring.
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A total of 45 foods out of 86 products contained levels of glyphosate, ranging from 12 ppb in one type of sprouted wholegrain bread to as high as 889 ppb in store-brand chickpeas. One whole- wheat sandwich bread contained 1,040 ppb of glyphosate—and the highest level recorded (1,150 ppb) in another whole wheat bread brand.
https://www.foodengineeringmag.com/articles/100406-glyphosate-poses-new-worries-as-off-label-usage-causes-food-contamination
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Glyphosate, the main ingredient in Monsanto‘s Roundup herbicide, is recognized as the world’s most widely used weed killer. What is not so well known is that farmers also use glyphosate on crops such as wheat, oats, edible beans and other crops right before harvest, raising concerns that the herbicide could get into food products.
Escalating Use of Probable Carcinogen
Glyphosate has come under increased scrutiny in the past year. Last year the World Health Organization’s cancer group, the International Agency for Research on Cancer, classified it as a probable carcinogen. The state of California has also moved to classify the herbicide as a probable carcinogen. A growing body of research is documenting health concerns of glyphosate as an endocrine disruptor and that it kills beneficial gut bacteria, damages the DNA in human embryonic, placental and umbilical cord cells and is linked to birth defects and reproductive problems in laboratory animals.
What is not so well known is that farmers also use glyphosate on crops such as wheat, oats, edible beans and other crops right before harvest.
A recently published paper describes the escalating use of glyphosate: 18.9 billion pounds have been used globally since its introduction in 1974, making it the most widely and heavily applied weed-killer in the history of chemical agriculture. Significantly, 74 percent of all glyphosate sprayed on crops since the mid-1970s was applied in just the last 10 years, as cultivation of GMO corn and soybeans expanded in the U.S. and globally.
Glyphosate Used to Speed Up Wheat Harvest
Charles Benbrook, Ph.D., who published the paper on the mounting use of glyphosate, says the practice of spraying glyphosate on wheat prior to harvest, known as desiccating, began in Scotland in the 1980s.
“Farmers there often had trouble getting wheat and barley to dry evenly so they can start harvesting. So they came up with the idea to kill the crop (with glyphosate) one to two weeks before harvest to accelerate the drying down of the grain,” he said.
The pre-harvest use of glyphosate allows farmers to harvest crops as much as two weeks earlier than they normally would, an advantage in northern, colder regions.
The practice spread to wheat-growing areas of North America such as the upper Midwestern U.S. and Canadian provinces such as Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
“Desiccation is done primarily in years where conditions are wet and the crop is slow to dry down,” Joel Ransom, an agronomist at North Dakota State University, said.
Ransom says desiccating wheat with glyphosate has been a useful tool for farmers.
“It does help hasten dry down and controls grain weeds and other material that slows down the threshing practice,” he said. “It has an important role in areas where it’s wet.”
Ransom says the practice has increased in North Dakota, which is the leading wheat-producing state in the U.S., over the past 15 years due to wetter weather.
While more common in Upper Midwestern states where there is more moisture, desiccation is less likely to be done in drier wheat growing areas of Kansas, Oklahoma, Washington and Oregon.
All Conventional Farmers in Saskatchewan Desiccate Wheat
According to a wheat farmer in Saskatchewan, desiccating wheat with glyphosate is commonplace in his region. “I think every non-organic farmer in Saskatchewan uses glyphosate on most of their wheat acres every year,” the farmer speaking on condition of anonymity said.
He has concerns about the practice. “I think farmers need to realize that all of the chemicals we use are ‘bad’ to some extent,” he said. “Monsanto has done such an effective job marketing glyphosate as ‘safe’ and ‘biodegradable’ that farmers here still believe this even though such claims are false.”
The vast majority of farmers in Manitoba, Canada’s third largest wheat producing province, also use glyphosate on wheat, said Gerald Wiebe, a farmer and agricultural consultant. “I would estimate that 90 to 95 percent of wheat acres in Manitoba are sprayed pre-harvest with glyphosate; the exception would be in dry areas of the province where moisture levels at harvest time are not an issue,” he said.
“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Policy
According to Tom Ehrhardt, co-owner of Minnesota-based Albert Lea Seeds, sourcing grains not desiccated with glyphosate prior to harvest is a challenge.
“I have talked with millers of conventionally produced grain and they all agree it’s very difficult to source oats, wheat, flax and triticale, which have not been sprayed with glyphosate prior to harvest,” he said. “It’s a ‘don’t ask, don’t tell policy’ in the industry.”
https://www.ecowatch.com/roundup-cancer-1882187755.htmlRoundup can be used pre-harvest of winter and spring cereals, (wheat, including Durum, barley and oats), oilseed rape, mustard, peas, field beans and linseed. Cereal crops for feed, milling and malt for brewing are included, but always consult the grain merchant before treating crops grown on contract and barley intended for malt or distilling.
https://cropscience.bayer.co.uk/roundup-hub/roundup-use-pre-harvest/
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2023-09-21 at 10:10 AM UTC
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Originally posted by aldra
when convenient
Of course. It's all about power, so some 30 year old guy fucking some 16 year old and saying goodbye - everyone knows the 30 year old won that exchange. And that's what it's about, not letting men win. It's not about the sacredness of sex or preserving the purity and innocence of these English Roses or any of that.
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2023-09-21 at 8:18 AM UTC
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Guys News just in
Really what she's saying is that willy-nilly casual sex is bad and time to bring marriage back.
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2023-09-20 at 5:35 AM UTC
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Women are superior.
Originally posted by Kafka
Men's evolution has gone awry. Once their aggression was a benefit but now they're starting to kill women, so I am glad the Y-chromosome is declining.
Anyway if there is no respect there will never been a harmonious relationship. It's sad to me none of you will ever find enlightenment.
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2023-09-20 at 7:05 PM UTC
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Ways to make money
If you are in a nice area yard work can be good money.
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