Yes, bags of flour. That's a measurement I can get behind.
lasagna
joined 1 year ago
Can confirm, never regret eating olives off the jar.
Does that extend to employer review websites like GlassDoor?
And probably because if they do use it and someone else does the same to their work they won't be able to harass them with a team of lawyers.
I'm just glad this case wasn't handed to the Ministry of Silly Frauds.
It's about the same reason why Vulcans got attached to us. They're a curious species. They didn't necessarily expect gain other than to satisfy their curiosity. They'd probably have respected lab rats about as much as they respected humans.
But I generally disagree with the OP above you. As far as observations go, the universe seems like a rather lonely place. I don't think a lot of science fiction is far off. Either from a civilisation looking to make friends or slaves. Both are sensible plots. The uselessness of humanity portrayed in that post seems incorrect and highly pessimistic. Evidence of that is easy enough to find just by looking at the rest of our solar system. We may be far from perfect but for something like us and all other life on earth to be born out of such chaos seems to beat the odds and so far we have no evidence of otherwise.
With that said, I don't think humans will ever reach a state of perfection. I don't think our universe allows that. Maybe outside our universe.
Back when trader squids roamed the planet
At the end of the day, humans don't need weapons to display cruelty. We have popped many eyes with our thumbs over the eons.
So to be clear, she is throwing a tantrum because the Ukrainian contestant didn't want to shake hands with a citizen of the country that has been killing her people?
"Smirnova staged a 45-minute protest and refused to leave the competition strip."
The Russian fencer is basically a toddler.
After all, it's not illegal to be an asshole.
Who'd guess misusing things can be harmful? Next, we chop off a finger to prove a kitchen knife can be dangerous.