Power lines need way less maintenance if you bury them.
Orders of magnitude less maintenance.
Power lines need way less maintenance if you bury them.
Orders of magnitude less maintenance.
Yeah, I can't describe that one. But people don't even eat the same parts of those crabs.
Says the person that obviously has never eaten fried fish. Or also oysters.
Anyway, I just discovered that English has the same word for the crabs that walk on the ground and the ones that swim around. Those taste completely differently.
Hey, the bananas are all there. You can just look at their natural place.
Just let stupid people kill themselves in peace. The press doesn't even talk about it anymore... I guess journalists noticed he's just dying, or he got out of money to buy attention.
Anyway, that's 7 years, not 5.
How many of those we could build with $1.5 trillion...
I got that impression too, but after some hand-based estimation I think the problem is that the Sun is cropped and that throws our senses off.
Yes, I always dismissed it thinking that kind of behavior is a movie thing. But after looking, it looks like the majoritarian way your justice system works is by confessions achieved under torture or extortion.
It's not supposed to work like that. Courts automatically throwing out evidence gathered that way is more common than democratic governments.
What kind of experience are you talking about? Maybe I'm a candidate for having it. I dunno.
Hum...
Monoculture is either the same crop on a field every time, or the same crop is a very large area. A single crop in a field for one season only is crop rotation, something that is absolutely not monoculture.
And it is inherently something bad, that's how the word is defined, if it's not extensive enough to be harmful, it doesn't get that name. It may be "not very bad" and normal, but it's bad.
The entire procedure is torture and will automatically make courts invalidate any evidence cops get doing it in a huge number of countries.
The US is a crazy place.
Hum... You noticed that the entire community is about him, right?