Sounds like they moved on almost immediately from Wiles to Rubio.
Chief of Staff, NatSec/State -- DoD should be next (Hegseth). Rattcliff might be more powerful but they probably don't want to cross CIA. Or the call is coming from inside the house.
> lawns came over from the UK but really took off in the US during the post WW2 housing boom
I either have grass or mud and weeds. So I reseed any bare spots every Spring.
Do you mean people tolerated slippery mud and thicket all summer before the 50's?
I get that motorized mowers make everything easier but I see plenty of pictures of nice homes and parks from the 19th century with cut grass at the Historical Society.
> You're the reason pests creep into other people's homes or invasive weeds overrun people's properties by forcing out native plants.
Why would anybody think not using herbicides is the same thing as not mowing your lawn and not weeding?
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Opt-out isn't legal here.
What you were looking for instead of a paywall:
https://github.com/TecharoHQ/a...
404 Media is misleading - it should be called 402 Media.
Some of these people just want to replace Humans in every way possible, no matter the reliability of the systems.
Wimbledon is not necessary. We don't need tennis tournaments to survive. People enjoy them and being a part of them gives some people meaning in life.
The people who want to take that all away can screw off. Today the line judges, tomorrow the players - and the day after the War Machine.
I think it just depends on local factors. Like, for example, the reason people travel on the left side of the street in the UK: If you encounter a rival gang member on the streets of London, then by sticking to your left side, you can both draw your knife from your left inside pocket and slash your enemy in one fluid motion, making it much easier for you to get the jump on them. It's a local tradition there.
I found a safe space for you:
It is not owned by the state. At all. It's a nonprofit land-based coop. The more land you own in SRP's service area, the bigger your share and thus more voting power you have to elect the board of governors.
>"That stopped being correct when half the shit under the hood began to be replaced with plastic."
There are many types and qualities of plastic. If selected and used appropriately, plastic can last a very long time without failure. Of course, the inverse can be true as well.
No, it's you not them. The majority of land in question is run by the federal government, so the buck stops with your Daddy.
You wish I'm not related to you and your idiotic, loudmouth father. You're definitely a child of that lesser clod, and don't even think about taking me down to your level by associating me with your ilk.
Besides, I currently live in the LA area. Go around the south bay and ask around what the government here is spending all of it's incredibly high tax revenue on. For the most part, they will say nobody really knows. Nothing here fucking works. Everything is trashed. They might mention the incredibly high salaries the politicians receive, or they might mention what is already the world's most expensive high speed rail that hasn't even been built yet. But either way, nothing good.
And go ask what they're doing with land management. Ask why the ground has literally sank here. Ask why fish near the shore isn't safe to eat. Few people even know. No politicians ever talk about it, probably because it's pretty fucking embarrassing.
From your link:
Wier says the cause of both fires is under investigation, but early information suggests that the separate fires started when used fireworks were disposed of in the trash and later caught fire.
>"The plan would have seen "end of life vehicles" -- petrol cars over 15 years old "
15 years?? That is a RIDICULOUS policy! I just traded in a perfect condition, higher-end, 16 year old car, with 42,000 miles on it. "Age" of a vehicle doesn't say much about its condition. And there haven't been many breakthroughs in 16 years for pollution controls or safety (if that was the motive).
To do such a policy correctly would require some mileage component and probably also actual screening of the vehicle with objective metrics applied.
demanding that wealthy nations fund mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions in poorer nations.
And in turn, I demand a pony.
Oh wait, people can't just up and demand stuff? Dang.
The IC in BRICS utterly dominate the list of the world's 1000 most polluted cities. Sure, the vast majority of that list consists of Chinese cities, but India has a monopoly on the top 10. In fact, only a handful of those cities aren't in BRICS countries.
Regarding astral projection, Woody Allen once wrote, "This is not a bad way to travel, although there is usually a half-hour wait for luggage."
