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Big polluters know their resources are finite. They’re deliberately cooking the planet because after some threshold has been reached, they’re going to pivot their enormous infrastructural and industrial capacities into geoengineering.

We’ll be paying BP and Shell to keep the planet cool eventually.

</Tinfoil hat>

I knew someone would think about commenting this. Glad to see someone actually did 🤣

It’s always so funny to me that the amount of saturation in these images is directly proportional to how long they’ve been doing the rounds on social media.

Durable is an understatement, to be honest. I have the a Kobo Clara BW and it’s fully waterproof. As in, “shit, I dropped it in the ocean lemme run it under this tap to clean it” waterproof.

I’ve dropped it a good many times as well.

The Kobo Clara BW is hands down the best ebook reader I’ve owned, and definitely better than the ones I’ve encountered in the wild with my mates

Welp. That’s good enough for me! I’m coming over! 😉

Everywhere does right now :(

Then why on the fuckin’ green earth would you write the words you did directly under my post?

🙄 You’re not retconning your way out of that, pal. Pot calling the kettle black here.

You fucking knob. You realize people who aren’t American are on here, right?

Grow up.

Right. So it’s about breaking the public school system and ultimately replacing them with private institutions?

Okay. Yeesh.

Yeah, maybe. But the rest of us sure fucking don’t. I feel a bit like a some random American I don’t know or endorse voted for me on a few global issues.

I’m pissed about that, I have to admit.

I’m not sure I understand why they’re getting rid of the department of education? Why not change it? Why get rid of it entirely.

If someone could ELI5 that shit, I’d be grateful.

Medium take: I would fucking mail my left thumb to the first studio to do a good job with a proper Animal Man series. That thing was bonkers.

The opposite of a hot take: The Invisibles in unfilmable

🤣 Abso_lutely_ none of the usual suspects have chimed in here.

I thought the same thing. I guess we live in a society?

There’s a lot of very specific language in this reply. Anything / anyone you’d suggest reading to substantiate the historicity of this “aggressive victimhood” as you’ve explained it here? Maybe this national inability to conceive of compromise?

Because I’m no Russophile, admittedly; but all this sort of sounds like waffle and drivel to me.

A delicate point, thoughtfully made. You’ve convinced me.