Increasingly common in countries other than the USA.
For example Australia has a huge uptake in home rooftop solar and now home batteries due to gov subsidies, and thanks to the USA fucking with the Iran and consequently severly affecting our fuel supply, EV sales are now taking off.
30’s, and we definately had typing lessons and practice in Information Technology classes.
In Australia we are going in the other direction towards cats are indoors only unless you have a completely enclosed outdoor ‘cat run’ kind of space.
They are absolutely decimating local fauna and free roaming domestic cats & feral cats is a big issue in some areas pushing species toward endagered status.
The amount of times i have given myself +40% time to get a job done and then a bunch if shit gets dropped on me, and they are like “oh i though you said you would have it done by wednesday”, and im like “are you fucking kidding me, do you not remember the multiple days that were lost because i had to drop everything for X and Y issues you had?” blank stare for seconds “…so we arent submitting today?”
Pizza partys’ got nothin on the waffle party
I bet he also glosses over his participation in all the many, many, pagan traditions that have been enveloped by the modern christian chistmas celebrations.
Sorry but why are these things even called yachts still? Mega yacht, super yacht, whatever you call it they are basically billionaire holiday ships.
They are basically the billionaires version of an emotional support vehicle (aka. american sized pickup trucks), and should have a name that reflects that, not take the name of a small self skippered boat thats used for adventure and exploration under the skippers own sweat and skill rigging the sails, steering, etc.
Oh that is interesting. Though with how cheap your beer is i would probably just buy a lager instead.
No way! I love sparkling water but dont want to pay for the bullshit expensive french ones that reataurants uaually have, hopefully this catches on. Sparkling water is super common in Europe i have noticed, they have like low, medium & high fizz level options for bottles you buy at shops, and in Italy i even stopped at a place that had a public water fountain that had both still & sparkling water, which was weird given that public toilets all cost for use over there too.
If you sit at a table in Australia they will bring you water and glasses when they come to give you menus (at a mid-expense cafe/restuarant).
At a low expense resturant/cafe/pub the water will be available in ready filled re-usable bottles on a table/fridge with stacks of glasses and you grab bottles and glasses for your table as needed.
In higher end resturants the waiter will seat you then ask if you would like any water and offer “tap, sparkling or still”. “Tap” in this case will be chilled and served in a nice caraf or jug, poured by the waiter. And the sparkling or still options are ‘brand name’ bottled water which you pay for.
Water is legally required to be served upon request in any food/drink serving establishment and you will be served immediately and without judgement just as if you were buying any other drink.
Destabilised multiple countries and regions around the world for spice and goods trade.
Solar panels offer a completely different set of problems, but they all have solutions and only need to be implemented as uptake increases.
In australia, anyone with an SUV or Ute (~Half of road users) would just pop up onto the nature strip and cut thru to the turning lane - but only if its grassed and not paved.
I thought McConnel was just surviving on unicorn blood thou
Delivery is $560?! Over my dead body
I do a similar thing but i bend the orange peel inside a short glass to spritz the oils, then occasionally lift the glass to my nose and enjoy.
Oh i forgot i also add ~80ml of whiskey, a squirt of simple syrup and 3 dashes of bitters first.
Same here with en-au, and my fucking timezone.
“Why do you have curtains on your windows” is a little less dismissable than “Walls” for future.
This is more of a USA problem with their 120VAC grid.
Most people can charge their car enough overnight (or even every few days) enough to cover their daily commutes.