Academia memes?
Academia memes?
Aye cmon now, i have some idea of what’s going on.
Play my flute while i loot that dead kids body!!
/r/restofthefuckingowl
After his arguments failed to convince bylaw officers, Ruck took his case to court. Legal precedent supports naturalised gardening in Ontario, where in 1996 a court ruled that Sandy Bell, a Toronto gardener, had the right to express her environmental beliefs through gardening, overturning a fine issued to her under the city’s weeds and grass bylaw.
But Ruck, who represented himself, lost his case on procedural grounds after arguing that the city had applied the bylaw unfairly and arbitrarily. Now on the hook for the municipality’s legal bills of $6,000 (£3,450), he has filed an appeal.
Damn that sucks
Cats don’t drink milk
I was just pumping gas the other day, and while I’m at it there’s this cellphone speaker music that starts really loudly, like the phone is at 400% audio.
Motherfucking screen started playing an ad I couldn’t skip. Soon theyre just going to loop audible ads everywhere we go, in public spaces.
Since then I’ve avoided this brand of gas station and affiliates, but I won’t be able to hide for long.
Onions are toxic to cats.
She’s wondering why you would keep such an ingredient in your diet.
Normalization of deviance
Maybe a big red circle around the entire abstract would have helped
It’s because nobody was there to highlight the text for them.
I wander what it means
It’s to differentiate from the trucks where the front is entirely made of very bring LEDs
Obviously Buhler’s claims are pretty “woah, if true,” but the history of propellant-less drives is filled with seemingly positive results that are eventually dashed upon the rocks of scientific reality.
“Big if true”
Was the article really written for free or was it written with tax-payer funded government grants?
And most of it can be applied to any job. They went all the way to 54 because they needed to make a paper.
Does she have anywhere else to hide near where there is activity in the house?
If you have a backyard full of trees/shade, they will never dry.
Leave them over winter which is when they provide key shelter/food. Winter is killing the grass anyway, and then mow them in the spring to shred them and help them decompose. We mow ours in june and they were gone a month later.