Also cellphones, laptops, power tools and just about everything.
Gasoline? Don't let it inside in the house. Ever.
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Computers are cheap. Even free if you keep an eye out. Old stuff gets thrown out all the time. Even the school probably upgrades now and then, though they might have a recycling contract.
From an actual christian viewpoint, it is. "Vengeance is mine (alone)"
Edit: Actually, a reference isn't hard to come by, so https://biblehub.com/niv/romans/12.htm
There's a lot of insane lynch mobs you can tap into that way. You even see it all around Lemmy.
That would literally mean there is nothing else in the burger.
There is plenty of genocide, war, and all that. It's just done at a sustainable pace and mostly in places that don't look like US soil. Hitler rushed and got a reaction. This time it's going to be worse.
For the 5%. The point is, you can charge very slowly and even, say, one overnight charge a week will be enough for a week's driving for many and you'll have more than 7 opportunities to get it. There's massive leeway in many (but not obviously all) cases. I know I could slow charge at every location I might park for a longer time in my current daily life.
The sewer people. They've got an underground barbecue going.
Can't read and won't send article because of the popup, but neat. And thanks for the essential text.
Omena is apple in Finnish. Lots of people immigrated to the American north from here once upon a time. Why? Gluttons for punishment, I guess. Or hoping for more peace and quiet. Anyway, funny if that was the cause of the name.
Not much more difficult to accommodate than wheelchairs or prams. Actually easier in many cases because the operator or probably more fit and the object more insensitive to placement.
The shape can be unwieldy because of the length, though.