From a risk assessment standpoint, space exploration is a VERY good investment. We need to be on multiple planets, preferably in multiple solar systems or even multiple galaxies.

BUT. It absolutely must be paired with NOT destroying the planet we have! This is the only planet we've got right now and the only one we've got a guarantee on habitability - if we don't fuck it up.

So yes, space is vital. But so it protecting this place.

Jesus Christ.

I am SO HAPPY to see big tits on my timeline instead of anime children showing their whole ass. Like. Reddit is not ok. I will happily accept having to see mommy milkers instead of lipless, eyebrow-deficient bobbleheaded children in lingerie.

I strongly recommend watching "Priscilla: Queen of the Desert" as a cathartic road trip Aussie comedy palate cleanser.

Cornish pasty and welsh rarebit are god tier. Ploughman's lunch and Lancashire hotpot are top tier. Yorkshire pudding is top tier. Haggis done right is a LOT better than you think (caveat, I was very very drunk when I tried it.)

Medically speaking, exceptional isn't always a good thing to say. It sounds good, but... It's not always good. I do wonder if he meant it in the lay sense or the medical exception sense?

I would happily argue that the plastic is a step down; metal potato peelers last a lot longer.

Ceramic might be better than wood

Oh! Last time we moved I found free land! All you had to do was pay for the road. Do I looked up road costs.

Nope. Noooooope.

I got them twice in reddit. One was some wildly racist whackjob who really got off on calling me stuff while making up some weird story about who I was in his head. Report and block and move on. Another was a Freemason candidate who was SUPER upset after he acted like a douche and got called on it by his own people. He blamed me for his actions. Lots of people will blame other folks for their own actions.

A year ago: yes.

Today: nope.

Oh look, fake social media accounts used. Fantastic. No gaps here!