Nanaimo BC, Canada… price is in CAD. That converts to $3.32 USD
I must say I am shocked that our prices are on par with or lower than anywhere in the US. I mean the conversion rate on the California price is insane in CAD:
Nanaimo BC, Canada… price is in CAD. That converts to $3.32 USD
I must say I am shocked that our prices are on par with or lower than anywhere in the US. I mean the conversion rate on the California price is insane in CAD:
It does look like her but it’s hard to tell.
Konami Made TMNT handheld game, came out around the same time as the first movie. Wish I could remember the title.
https://youtu.be/glSRvBiG6nQ?feature=shared
Found it. Nostalgia.
Such a good old creepy scifi short story.
A whatcha whatcha whatcha whatcha whatcha want?
Any visible planet or asteroid would. So some stars would also appear to blink out, but those would take longer to blink out. So the moon would go after 8 minutes, Jupiter would take 43 minutes to stop receiving light, and another 35-52 minutes to disappear for earth depending on orbital locations.
Presumably we would get something on radio/tv/internet from the side facing the sun once they realized it, that of course being only if they hadn’t already been eradicated by a horrific shockwave caused by whatever event caused the sun to vanish before they had a chance to report what they saw, because supernovae tend to travel at very close to the speed of light, so there wouldn’t be much time for them to react.
And if this is a supernova, you might just have time to grok what happened before the planet was obliterated under your feet from the shockwave.
So I guess… chances are we would just barely understand what happened before we were gone.
Hahaha, fair point.
Lobslaw 🤣🤔🤣🤔🤣
I’m keeping that one.
I dont usually upvote posts about Reddit…
…but when i do they’re shooting themselves in the foot
Trogdor is definitely my number one sbemail.
“purchasing new builds”
Hahahhahahahha… Yeah because us Millenials and GenZ are buying new builds. Not 1970’s Vancouver specials that need new windows and furnaces because that’s the best our wages will support with mortgage approval rules.
Pffffft.
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100% Government is for the people; not the corporations.
I will throw my vote behind any politician that aimed to remove a corporations ability to act as a person, and a corporations ability to lobby. With those two checkboxes there stands a chance of the people unravelling this web of nonsense.
I wish the NDP had that pull on the Liberals, but most of the policies the NDP managed to push through this year were because they agreed to support the Liberals with their policies.
I’m going to email my NDP MP and see where they actually stand on this.
Problem as has been seen in the US, is you cannot control what corn pollinates your corn. So if your neighbour buys Monsanto, their patented genes end up in the offspring of your crops, and your seeds become subject to patent even if you’ve never used Monsanto. And then their lawyers come for you as they have done to numerous small time farmers in the US.
Oh good, let’s copy more of the US Capitalist corporate bullshit.
Is this the Monsanto government?
I hear what you’re saying here, but the parallel doesn’t work. People were dying of stage 4 lung cancer for years before they finally put warning labels on the product.
Unfortunately, people like this are going to have to keep saying it over and over until the message takes hold. It will take years.
I will have to take a look at Reaper!
In Windows 11 Microsoft made it quite clear, you are the testers. Updates are forced on home users, not corps. Corps get the updates after home users get them all force pushed and field test them.
It is the Avatar.