Che Gelida Manina

Hepta-continental Association
Joined April 2010
Once again I find myself in the land of poets and thinkers.
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Potash on Del's Shelf: Deception and Failure (2023-Present)
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It's extremely funny to me that the Fertilizer Association of India doxxes their entire subscriber list every time they send out an updated stats bulletin. Has no one ever heard of BCC.
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Noooticing that our esteemed Growth evangelists have posted approximately 10x more* about abusive pornography being restricted than an increase in bank taxes. 👁️ *Estimate by the Del Observatory for Nonpartisan Governance
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This is basically every liberal democracy now besides maybe Barbados.
I am convinced more than ever that Tusk has to win. If the alternative was Morawiecki/the 2015-23 PiS govts, I'd be a bit less Concerned™. But now, the alternative is a schizo slop coalition held hostage to Braun's lunatic asylum with its agenda of national self-destruction.
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Some pretty good charts at the @FTAlphaville art of the Chart show. Might even be more interesting than potash. Psyche!
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The ogre has landed in Dunkirk
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Andy Burnham just built a 2.2km electricity tunnel under the River Thames. Soon England will be electricty independent. A nation with vast potential.
New 2.2km electricity tunnel dug beneath the River Thames (link to article in reply below) The River Thames has a new tunnel under it, after a tunnel boring machine completed a 2.2km long tunnel under the Thames near Tilbury.
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Ok it's actually over now
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Government by live snuff film. Is there historical precedent? Comment below.
UPDATE: The execution will be livestreamed for the public, according to the Pentagon - AP
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Basically it seems like the best job in the world is to be given 1,000,000 dollars by Stripe to produce a substack where you opine incorrectly about a million different things (one for each dollar) with Charts™️, for uncertain ends (regulatory capture?).
1930s France imposed a 40-hour maximum working week, which led its factories to being much less productive than those in countries like Britain without these limits. Without this, France’s military might have been able to hold back the Germans in 1940.
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After the water is a sufficient temperature I'm expecting the positive case for child labour. "Historically children have contributed to household economies, building vital skills and independence through shared labor."
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Laughing extremely hard at this dutch hotel name.
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They want to demoralize you and keep you a slave chained to your Child Crusher®. worldofsystems.co/death-of-s…
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That's bad but did China annex Mongolia in the zoolander world and lose parts of Xinjiang?
Just got an Amazon ad about how legislation requiring them to actually hire their workers instead of merely “contracting” them is actually evil and will ruin same-day delivery xitter.cf/iluvgeckoz/status/2102…
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Během dvou kontrol odhalili ostravští celníci celkem 635 kilogramů kebabu, který byl převážen bez potřebného chlazení. Šlo o dodávku nedaleko Českého Těšína a o osobní auto u Olomouce. Informoval o tom mluvčí Celního úřadu v Ostravě David Kubenz.
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This guy designed this suit because he believed hibernating bears had a hormone that could be extracted to put humans in a stasis/hibernation for space travel. He wanted to sneak into a hibernating bear cave & extract hormones from a sleeping bear
Project Grizzly 1996 / Canada / Peter Lynch Canadian inventor Troy Hurtubise tests his armored grizzly bear protection suit
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