In places with “hard” water (lots of calcium) you tend to get a calcium plaque in the pan after several years. It will absorb any iron in the water and turn brown.
It’s pretty much a rock growing on the porcelain. A brush won’t move it.
That’s exactly what it is. Most people are hard wired to do this automatically.
I think this is fairly reductive. I work in a related industry. Often it’s the best lawyers working for the shadier clients, for obvious reasons.
God I feel you so hard my guy.
I’m only a few years older than you and have ischaemic cv disease (blocked arteries). It’s a common problem in people twice my age. I thought I ate well and exercised regularly but it turns out that stuff doesn’t help that much if you lost the genetic lottery like me.
I had a heart attack this year, while my partner was pregnant with our first children. Yes 2x kids. They were born a few months ago.
IDK if I have 2 years or 20 years to do my best for them… but fuck it’s a bitter pill.
I absolutely get the dread / fear / anger.
Every time I have a new blood test that shows I’m more fucked than I hoped it just… hurts.
Cardiovascular disease.
I think it’s coming with me though.
Exactly. Reporting on what Trump does rather than what he says does not require you to ignore nazi rhetoric.
You can report on the behaviour without breathlessly trotting out every sentence.
The actual story is that Trump is using nazi phrases to stoke furore, generate headlines, and galvanise his base. It’s so tiresome that it’s working so well.
That’s not what I said.
You can acknowledge the behaviour without reporting on every utterance (which is what he wants).
I think that’s exactly what’s happened with Trump, is that deviance has been defined down in the sense that there’s so much focus on, it’s almost like an overload of sorts. The result is, you just don’t see it — it’s almost like he’s kind of normalizing this on some level. Even as outrageous as he can be, it’s been very difficult, I think, for people to maintain a consistent vigilance and see the threat that he represents because it’s kind of overwhelming, really, in many respects.
Precisely why this article shouldn’t exist. This article is normalising the behaviour. Reporton what he does, not what he says.
I’m genuinely amazed at the calibre of people running the US. More so that aparently half the nation thinks its the best choice.
You could take photos of the dog humping your dog and make posters & flyers warning everyone.
Better yet, you could post to your local “mother’s chat” Facebook group and let them resolve it
My goodness me.
“Talk to all the other people at the park and turn them against one other person in order to avoid an awkward conversation with said person”.
If someone at the park told me to avoid some other person because their dog is a humper I world tell them to grow up.
This is heresay and supposition but… I suspect the Columbian government is trying to figure out how to secure the value represented by the find, and the archaeological angle is one way to do that.
I don’t know anything about Columbia but I assume there’s some corrupt government officials there somewhere. Billions might not be a lot when talking about a country’s budget, but this isn’t part of their budget. Any gold that makes its way into someone’s pocket is fair game.
Again supposition but… I wonder whether Spain would have any claim on it if it wasn’t considered archaeologically significant.
Yeah I’m generally not a cat person but that’s a pretty rad cat.