Would you call the police if your house was on fire?
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Ambulances are a thing
3·1 day agoThe article also stated that Great Britain should have sent out more troops to Europe so they could, in turn, “fatten” their soil.
Narrator: They did in fact send another 350k more troops to die in France
13·3 days agoStrawberries and raspberries are very low in sugar.
It’s the modern version of window licker
Dropbox?
61·5 days agoPropaganda is hardly new.
4·6 days agoAh well, fracking definitely does. It also increases the methane emissions
Extraction isn’t the problem. It’s a green house gas that’s 80x worse than CO2
18·6 days agoWait til you hear about nanoplastics
At war over what?
It only you had massive amounts of land available
Anus be touched sounds like a country music song
2·19 days agoWhose is it then? I’ve seen it on here and Reddit
The user Sine_Fine_Belli (who appears to be active on both Lemmy and Reddit) has posted this on various military forums
Lol, I’m not mad, I just like using the Anglo Saxon vernacular.
The point OP was making is that 95 degrees is scalding hot. For energy purposes this is very low, steam turbines operate at much much higher temps, from 300-600 Deg C
Potentially violent, and because the police are not trained health professionals it is sub optimal.