the_mighty_kracken @ the_mighty_kracken @lemmy.world Posts 1Comments 29Joined 2 yr. ago
I discovered Fly My Pretties when I was trying to come up with a name for my band. I thought of "Fly My Pretties," Googled it to see if it was taken, and up pops this wonderful band that has been active for years.
That explains why the butler was looking shifty when he announced brunch ...
I agree with you.
Ah, thank you for quoting my words back to me. Now kindly fuck off.
Lemme just reach into my giant money bag ... Hey, who took my giant money bag!?
Are you a scientist?
Someone should repeat the study. That's all I'm saying. If the criticism is that the study was too small or done too long ago, or whatever. The anti-science crowd are the ones who reason away the results of science with no basis of fact. If you disagree with the facts, it is your responsibility to disprove them.
Which is why someone should repeat the study to confirm or contradict it.
Guy acted like it was a nazi flag
If you disagree with the science, perhaps you should do your own study?
You really can't believe a word someone like this says. They've all read the Art of War, and whatever they claim is going to be strategic misdirection.
Yes, I did attend a protest, and I don't know everything about technology. Thanks for your answer.
When I went to my local Hands Off protest in April, the crowd were on either side of a busy street. Should the people in the cars driving by have turned their phones off?
Interesting that you would bring up rocket science.
Miller is trying hard to instigate martial law.
This is the way. Waxes, oils, and even shellac are not durable finishes that will hold up under the kind of wear a desk top will be subjected to.
Also, a fine acoustic guitar will have a very slight arch in the back and front. (About 1/16 - 1/8") That means that if there is some movement in the wood because of humidity, that movement tends to increase or decrease the arch, rather than splitting the wood apart.
Yep, that was a crazy fucking video
Yes, but Leave it to Beaver was a faithful documentary of life in the fifties.