That's all of them. You'd think it's about cold, soft water, but showering on cold soft water doesn't do the trick.
Come to think about it, mass buying food vouchers wherever possible during times of extreme currency instability is probably not a novel idea.
Semi relatedly, there's some new blocks in my city that are both ugly and expensive to live in. It's this soulless, almost corporate feeling type of architecture. Doesn't fit into how the city looks at all. They had the opportunity to decide whether to build affordable housing or something pretty that aesthetically fits into the city and picked neither. No doubt the shareholders shed a tear of joy.
I mean if you just talk about your profession and never link anything, surely it won't look like an ad? And it's a fascinating profession that I'm sure people like to learn about.
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The reason for that is almost certainly psychological, you're way more careful if you can feel every tiny slip and know there's no metal cage protecting you. Similar to how youre less likely to hurt yourself with a sharp knife vs a dull one (though theres more reasons than the psychological aspect there). And I guess part of it is ow speeds; but even then:
Bicycles are more likely to slip on a snowy, icy or even wet road, simply because they have a smaller surface that touches the road. Also, as opposed to anything 3+ wheeled, they lean into turns and can slip sideways that way. I have a cool laceration scar on my chin to prove that.
So, I guess my point is, don't take this comment to mean bikes are the safest vehicle in the snow, folks.
I don't cycle when there's snow on the road (bc I hurt myself that way once), but know from others there are spike tyres for bicycles. Keep in mind though that this still won't give you the amount of stability you may be used to from something four wheeled. Be careful not to lean into turns too much, ime that's the situation where slipping is most likely.
If it's not ai or Photoshop, they did them for the shitpost and removed them soon after, in pretty sure.
Idk how old OOP is, but I'm almost 30 and I never got a polio vaccine. My mum was very diligent getting me vaccinated too, I got all the whoopng cough, measles etc. shots. Even got tuberculosis for some reason, but polio was considered so near extinct that it wasn't on the list.
(thanks for making me check my vaccination passport to confirm this btw, found out this way that I need to get something refreshed)
If 250ml of garlic sauce is a menu item, someone likely conceived of this ahead of time.
Someone else using fortran in research checking in. In particle physics, were basically writing huge, physics heavy Markov chain monte Carlos in it. Just one example.
You are 100% the person this post is about, and 100% American. Those are 100% of the relevant percentages.
Fast alles, was ich dort kaufe, führt die deutschsprachige Zutatenliste unter 'AT/CH' auf. Hat mich nur mal milde interssiert.
I can sew and darn, and knit from scratch, but I've never re-knit a hole before.
This is making fun of performative wokeness, not white people.