Why so many people forget that like anything, birth control stuff can fail?
Why so many people forget that people (and by people i don’t mean women) can deceive? And when deception is “for a good cause”, it’s so easy to justify.
yes, birth control can fail. And, in this case twice but people… they never lie 😋
or… she didn’t take them at all.
Did she want kids? Did you?
leafs is confusing for me 🤷
i see this in my dictionary ☞
(4chan, internet slang, humorous, sometimes pejorative, plural leafs) A Canadian person.
i had to read thrice to be sure i got your comment right.
depends on what kind of a government rules the territory you’re in. Some people vote “reality TV” sociopaths as presidents 🤷
then their defense secretary is a racist talking head
their laws are tweets
bone apple teeth
🙃
LineageOS works fine on many 1+ devices
https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/
you can crop those bars with VLC
You can still download the old 32-Bit releases, see the “previous versions” section on the Download page.
from SystemRescue homepage
Whatsapp is just more shitty Meta product… Can’t be trusted.
Meta is just more shitty Facebook rebranding… Can’t be trusted.
:)
The device also provided inspiration for the Japanese manga series One Piece, which includes Den Den Mushi ‘transponder snails’ that function as telephones, fax machines, and surveillance cameras.
thanks for sharing this. Fun to read
They claimed that this method would work instantly, wirelessly, over any distance, and be more reliable than a telegraph.
This was not the first attempt to create a form of sympathetic communication. There are stories of Rosicrucians cutting pieces off the flesh of their arm and transplanting it with another person, with the alphabet tattooed on the flesh. By using a magnetized needle to prick the letters they wished to communicate, telepathy would be achieved. It was upon these stories that Benoit built his theory. William Brooke O’Shaughnessy is one prominent telegrapher who experimented with using human skin to send and receive messages.
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“Les escargots non sympathiques.”
😂
The device was developed by French occultist Jacques-Toussaint Benoît (de l’Hérault)
a man from a culture that considers snails not only edible, but a délice 🤷
slow player here 🤷
thank you very much.
I too am a fan of likelihoods