TheVelvetGentleman

Yes, it's mostly nostalgia bait. There are two main benefits for using a safety razor though. If you have a substantial beard they clog less; not an issue if you shave every day but that's getting less common. And if you have sensitive skin they irritate less because you're dragging less blades across your skin. I use a safety razor with the nicest blades I can get because my skin is like a 15th century noble woman's.

everyone on the New York State sex offender registry was banned

You do see how this is still silly though, right? No sympathy forremoveds, I'm just saying it's funny that they had their video games taken away.

My wife has an EV and I've driven and ridden in it just fine. But I once took a Lyft in one and the driver was driving it like a gas vehicle (lifting fully off the throttle and applying brakes), and I was pretty queasy by the end.

Look what they've done to my boy.

Also, you have all the money in the world, and the best thing you can think to do with your hog is make it bigger? What about grafting on a second one? A third one? My surgeons would be sweating when they see I've booked a consultation.

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This is a common question because we're taught about the water cycle, but it's more complicated when you want to look at usable freshwater. Aquifers rely on water infiltration which happens less with heavy rainfalls because the water runs off before it can get absorbed. Warmer air holds more ambient moisture. Snow and ice packs that feed mountain streams melt faster than they can be replenished. Basically the answer is that the water will go to lot of places that we can't easily get at it. But more simply, most of it will end up in the ocean before we can drink it.

You're overestimating the average smartphone user. For the majority of the market, things will continue to function as they expect otherwise there will be no market.