But weren’t mermaids seen as dangerous, irresistible sirens also. So the blame was on the evil mermaid, not the person.

Quelle surprise. He lies constantly. Its just misinformation at all times.

There are studies showing the cost of wind plus battery storage is alsocheaper than coal or nuclear.

I think some have said the start of resident evil village is quite scary on vr, but I havnt played it. Probably less so if you’ve already played it. There are a bunch of junonscare games but they interest me less.

I found the batman vr game on psvr scariest. It wasnt that scary a premise, but because of the immersion, it was extra. You knew joker was in a cell and you had to Kean in to see. Although you knew he would get you, you had no choice. You had to physically force yourself to be attacked bybsteppibg forwards.

Similarly, the jumping off a cliff to commit suicide in suoerhot vr was quite confronting and scary. I think they edited it out.

Eh. A link to a draft to discuss it is still fine. I assume they mean not to link to it as a long term link.

As a concerted effort to minimise misinformation, or as a planned effort in conjunction with bad actors, to move the misinformation elsewhere and make it look like they tried?

If it changes major events, yes. Things like fatherland are very much alternate history. If it is just a novel with characters set in a historical time period, then no, I wouldn’t classify it like that.

They do, which is why they push back against being called weird.

Also, its about ridicule of the leaders not the followers. The followers then abandon them rather than double down as they dont want to be weird by association.

If on,y they all did it. Then the conservatives would either get no coverage or have to face actual questions.

Yeah, that appears pretty racially motivated. Still, the article dances around it, so I wouldn’t be surprised if it was clickbait. I assume that is her post?

The story about neighbours daughters friend just reads as plausible deniabikity to post horrid stuff. She had to type all this out purposefully. Its not a retweet ir share or a sentence. Its a narrative shes creating.

Snag on 2 pieces of bread? That’s a sandwich. What happens to folding it as a wrap because apparently rolls weren’t a thing when BBQ fundraisers started out.

Still, good value. All $5 around here. I was on the BBQ today doing the onions. Didn’t even have one myself. Should have but my kids showed up with my husband to collect me and they all ate while in was still behind the grill.

Expressing concern for a missing animal in a local post is not the same as spreading false rumours with racism. I’d want to see her post before judging. I also respect her talking to the media about regret and misuse of it.

Right, and ridicule is an effective way to shut down fascists. Its why calling them weird is so effective.

In saying that, mocking them does give fuel to the fire. Its a necessary evil.

It would likely lead to a lot of issues. The games companies would need licences like a bank. They would need to keep it secure and have funds availabke to offset a run. It would likely also mean that players would be able to refund unused cash.

If they change the value in game, it might lead to gains which are taxable or losses which are possible to offset.

The couch from Roseanne. Because it was a wealthy person pretending to be poor for financial gain.

At least Roseanne Barr has some redeeming qualities and fought for equality at one point. Pity she had sme bigoted views too.

But it’s ok because they did too. So no social awkwardness, but you need to let hr know they lied about damaging company property and they should start packing their desk.

The Eu doesn’t care that much about Erasmus with the uk. They care about youth nobikityband defense. Being coy on Erasmus is an own goal. Its supposed to be mutually beneficial, not a goal the EU specifically wants.

The EU need Britain less than Britain needs the EU. Playing harball means losing out, not negotiating a batter deal.

O think I’ve met these site managers.

For a work fit out we were going paperloss office, new company 7 years ago. They kept on wanting to know where the multi function cnwtre printer would be. They were designing cabinetry, electrics and Ethernet around it. When we kept insisting we would not have one, they eventually relented and only planned for it to be in the occasional office/store cupboard beside comma.

7 years later and the cabling and power points are still there unused as expected but they couldn’t get their heads around it. I mean, if we changed our minds we could have gone WiFi. It was so frustrating.

I’m looking forward to astro bot. But I’ll be waiting for a sale.

Also, a grammar lesson for you too! When you dont put ‘an’ between quotation marks, your sentence doesn’t read well either. Next debate should be which quotation marks to use, but that varies by country.

However, your post enlightened me to my mispronunciation of Ubisoft, despite knowing they were French. I’m not sure that I’ll change though. I don’t thibknthe French would anglicise a word with widespread French pronunciation to appease non-French speakers, so I’m sure they are (ironically not) fine with it.

I also agree with you, that in English, most people pronounce it as Yubi, so “a” would have been appropriate and 'an" reads poorly.