what is that fucking smell
what is that fucking smell
Given all that's occurred lately, it's difficult to not think there is something deliberate going on. But in this case, it truly looks like an act of God this time around. There has been a lot of rain in southern Michigan in the past few days, and that portion of Sturgis is prone to floodingYou do know our weather is totally controlled and manipulated right?Such abnormal weather EVERYWHERE for June. Would suck if this further affected farming/ food supply issues, knowing there really aren't any coincidences. I feel like they are controlling the weather like they have been able to since the 60's.Why is baby formula a big deal. Use your fucking titties and not shit made in a lab or factory. Maybe will start having normal fucking people again. Maybe this is why we have a large increase of feminized males. And I don't don't want to hear "not all women can breastfeed" that's bull shit.
These are direct quotes from you know where.
Is this another one of those "look my enemy in the eye" thing, cause I can't fathom why someone would spend time on those corners of the internet if they don't actually believe that stuff.
You either die a hero or stay on parler long enough and become the villain.
Ok sure but what's the value in doing it?
If there was something truly worth knowing lurking there it would make its way out into the rest of the world. Avoiding something because it bothers/annoys you (and especially when it's something completely irrelevant to your job or day to day life) is mental health 101, actively seeking it out is just silly.
For those who don't know, this impacts produce, wine, balsamic, Parmigiano Reggiano, and the overall stability of the country/continent. Summer is the worst month for the river, and it is just hitting.
It is to be the continued trend going forward. Supply chain issues are the least of our concerns.
Oops, built a house next to the ocean.
https://twitter.com/no_goblins/statu...69017254518784
https://www.sundaypost.com/fp/humani...s-and-animals/
Not sure how accurate all that is, but definitely an aspect of climate change/pollution I had not personally considered much.
By some other tidbits I saw when that story first hit reddit a couple days ago not overly accurate. If it was already that bad we would have seen its effects in the fishing industry.
We're getting there, possibly within the next 20 years, but not yet.
Gotcha, like I said, wasn't too sure the accuracy as it's an area I'm not well read on.
Replies to the thread saying it's fake because there is no study linked. There is a study, but it's behind a $32 paywall.
https://www.nature.com/articles/nature09268
There's no post of moral indignation that cannot be one-upped
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