Just get a Detroit Electric Model 82.

Star Trek:TNG × Stardew Valley.

I've already made this crossover. In my head Canon, Data is using the holodeck to learn about Earth's agrarian culture.

AFAIK mineral oil and petroleum jelly are considered food safe. In the food industry they are used as lubricant on machinery that comes into contact with food (like meat slicers or even soda machines). Petroleum jelly is also found in a lot of skin care products, like Vasoline, vapo-rub, makeup -removing cream, and is also used in lip balm.

That being said, oil & gas extraction has and is wreaking havoc on our environment and health. So, while these products may be safe for human contact, they have a cost.

How do Reavers clean their spears? They put them through the Wash.

Fuck landlords. They are leaches.

there's no way to opt out

Yes there is a way to opt out. Just opt out of Facebook and Meta products all together.

No one becomes a billionaire through ethical means. You have to grind people down to make that kind of money.

They can't even get out for people to take them in. The exits are blocked and the 'safe evacuation route' seems to be a major target for Israeli bombs and missiles. This is so fucked.

It is almost 4000 years old, but this is the first time I have seen it.

No one seemed to learn the lesson of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. It doesn't matter what you've done throughout your career. People will remember how you selfishly held on to power.

It doesn't help that they are using facebook-like tactics to try and force/coerce you to download and use their app. I recently was trying to find help getting through a difficult part of a game. Reddit seemed to be where most of the good user discussions were at. Reddit's mobile page would give me a pop-up stating that this community was not "trusted" and that I need to view on the app or go to the Reddit front page. There was no option to ignore. Trying to close the pop-up would just send me to the front page. Luckily, I know about old.reddit. That's going to go away eventually though.

That bottom left picture is from the TV show "Six Feet Under." In the scene the helium filled blowup dolls get loos from the net holding them down. A woman sees the dolls flying by and assumes the rapture is happening. She runs out into the street yelling, "Take me Jesus!" And then gets hit by a car and dies.