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For what it’s worth, I hope they find something to get you well again.

Fair enough, how are you doing now? Any word out from them yet?

Not even in the Mayo clinic?

Regarding 1, in the Netherlands there’s a rather (in)famous family of lawyers named Moszkowicz (different spelling, same name?), which are of Polish-Jewish heritage.

The link is correct, but direct linking is blocked for some reason. If you go to the link from here you will get the article.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning

More likely Trabants or, for the elite, Wartburgs.

How is the data for February in other years? A quick Google didn’t give me this data, but I gathered that the number of fires in the wet season can vary wildly from year to year, where more fires occur in El Ninõ years.

The general idea is that these parties do not want to be seen as anti-semetic, especially considering the German past. Which leads to no criticism towards Israel whatsoever. It’s a shame actually, because this opens the door to the AfD party, who dont have qualms about these kind of things.

It might blow up if there’s the smallest amount of water in it.

My username literally means salt, so…

I should have specified that I mean the x-files type of UFO’s, containing aliens.

At this rate with this mentality, we are going to have photo “evidence” of bigfoot and UFO’s before 2030.

I agree, and it will probably break down anyway giving enough time. But it would be even better to take it out of the environment completely. The best would be not to even produce it for trivial stuff, so it doesn’t get to pollute the environment.

Boulderdash 2 and Kickstart 2 on the Commodore 64.

You would have to bury them really deep to prevent them from being converted fully back to CO2, or worse methane, by other organisms.

Certain rocks/minerals will do this. But there is no financial driver today to do it.

From other times something like this came up:

1. The rate of conversion is too low
2. It will only eat plastic if other carbon sources aren’t available
   Probably more, this is from the top of my head. Also, this will still cause the plastic to eventually be converted into CO2 which is released in the atmosphere.

Your parents also like me.

Not for me. Take in consideration that I don’t do a lot of shopping. Two of the maybe four times times I used a self check-out last year;

1. So I go to the self check-out. One of my items is on clearance. I scan it. It shows full price. turns out I needed to scan a different bar-code for the clearance. However, I can’t remove the already scanned bar-code from the list, so now I need to call assistance.
2. My kids drink a lot of coke zero, so when it goes on sale I usually buy a lot of it. In this case, I took all that’s left in the store. I scan one bottle, do a quick count and adjust the number of bottles accordingly. I place the bottle in my cart and realize I’ve counted one too many. I can’t take it off, and now need to call assistance.