bryndos

There was some guy on telly did a test. Half the group had to eat oranges. The other half had to drink orange juice. Then swapped them over the next day. I can’t remember the exact setup but i think it was like ‘eat/drink as much as you want, stop when you feel full’.

Everyone was able to consume far, far more calories in juice form and probably far more sugar than they needed.

I think like even eating enough oranges for 1x300ml glass was hard for many people to do in fruit form. Basically, the rest of the orange filled them up and that’s what we’re better evolved for: slower digestion of a more varied mush and lots of fibre and stuff like that.

The juice is far too easy for us to eat way more than needed.

Every time I’m walking with someone and come across a sofa out on the street I force them to . . .

Also F for agro

haha yeah, i i was actually so pissed that i “walked into a tree” last night. Still a wee bit merry. pebpat

Even so the police should detect crime and prove then punish.

Allowing lazy cops to do collective punishment without evidence is risky.

That said I’d happily ban all those webshites for all people, not just kids. But that’s probably why I’d never be granted a democratic mandate.

Well done! These numbers have been thoroughly banged.

I suggest you apply for a job in . . . politics.

strawberry blonde

Oh right , i forget; this is not “no disingenuous questions”. Hard to tell sometimes.

You want a decent webpage AND attention / clicks?

Your problem is not the coding of the webpage. pebkac.

Thank god! Here was i accepting all the negativity about ai being a waste of resources.

Every TZ has a similar amount of tactical nuclear penguins. The only way to win is not to play.

=> the moon.

1.type your prompt or whatever you want to achieve into “no stupid questions” 2. wait 3. win

I can’t guarantee that the “intelligence” is either artificial or Welsh or whatever , but you might as well hope.

nah, that isn’t cumbria, I saw no one shagging any herdwick sheep.

I enjoyed the original just fine on windows 2000. I didn’t even know there were fan patches.

clit mouse

I used to be crazy, then I stopped rolling dice and now I am perfectly well adjusted. /s

Can I just set my email autoreply to:

NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID

i am 100% sober…and…that’s honestly the scariest part for me.

There’s your problem, I only drink stuff which declares its authenticity in terms of a % of ‘proof’. It doesn’t help at all in any real sense, but it takes your mind off it.

dislaimer i know nothing about histort, so wghat follows may be total BS, do your own research if you really want to know.

A few things like April fools day and the elements of saturnalia that survive in Christmas (twelfth night) had sort of formalised versions of it. In terms of reversal of roles and servants being able to mock or impersonate their masters.

But also folk heroes like robin hood and similar stories, and folk songs and bardic poems , stuff like that would have been sometimes critical of kings or power structures.

The peasants revolt in england in c14 is a good example. That was fairly widespread dissent against a new tax, although unsuccessful they got palmed off with some bullshit and Wat Tyler was murdered during the peace negotiations, and the boy king Richard II turned out to be a total cunt anyway. But Wat Tyler was definitely crticising the monarchy (well maybe the “regency” that was effectively in power at the time), not staying silent.

The kings would have had far less control of the general populace before police forces came along (after large scale urbanisation). Look at something like the ‘Highland Clearances’ in Scotland to see evidence of people refusing to be shoved off the land into cities. The process of urbanisation in england was similarly tyrannical, it was just easier to orchestrate because there are far more twats in england to do the kings dirty work - and easier terrain probably helped too.

Some rebellions and civils wars though were not as home grown though. stuff like wars of roses and jacobite rebellions were all linked to international politics and religion to some degree. Especially with england and france it was pretty much non stop aggro for a several hundred years after 1066. I guess i’m saying there was also foreign state sponsored dissent possibly more than genuine rebellion. I’m not really sure where someone like joan of arc sits as a rebellion the politics in france were quite complicated at that time - but i think she was fairly pissed off and not silent about it - but was pretty closely aligned to one king vs another, so maybe not ‘independent’ as wat tyler , say.

Ireland had many rebellions and attempts to depose or fight back against the english crown over the centuries - but they never really got the support from france or spain or the pope that they’d have needed to succeed ( a bit like the scots too) - funnily enough it turned out to be the protestant germany that effectively weakend england enough to help Ireland achieve some freedom.

So i think there was dissent and unrest from time to time, but not until the american and french revolutions was there any peoples movement that I can think of that was really successful.

I just message them links using simpleX messenger that they don’t use.

Yes this would be my fist reaction, when an oligopolistic market has large transactions ( that weren’t mandated by a competition regulator . . . “develop new chips 'together '” . . . - [cough] - cart [cough] el

2 days a month!? shitbags. sorry dude, i have nothing useful to say but that sounds terrible. I assume trying to vote out whoever permitted such abusive disrespect to your home is unlikely to work.