Cuberoot

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[–] Cuberoot 2 points 5 days ago

$123

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[–] Cuberoot 3 points 6 days ago

Miss Blueberry

[–] Cuberoot 1 points 1 week ago

It's popularity peaked before my time, but when Soeur Sourir (The Singing Nun) topped the charts with Dominique-nique-nique, it must have enjoyed significant secular popularity, perhaps in part because they didn't know French well enough to really understand the lyrics.

[–] Cuberoot 41 points 1 week ago

No. I mean, I could name a price, but it'd be unethical and borderline fraudulent to actually charge it knowing that better and more enthusiastic blowjobs can be found for so much less. I just wouldn't scam a customer like that. This attitude is why I can't work in sales.

[–] Cuberoot 5 points 2 weeks ago

A55 🍊 RGY

 

The proposed bill, primary link, would ban use of both approval and ranked ballot methods in local elections. Currently no ND municipality used ranked choice, but Fargo has used approval since 2018.

[–] Cuberoot 5 points 4 weeks ago (1 children)

Occasionally, maybe once per paragraph, misspell a word intensionally. Your family, knowing how carefully you used to profread your own writing, will notice this as abnormal behavior. Either you captors have already damaged your menial health or you are trying to conceal a message. Gards reading you letters before posting them may be more used to bad writing among their detaines and not suspect anything deeper. Your family might reply using the same code, both acknowledging receipt of your coded message, and perhaps including a key for a more secure one.

 

Not every student needs a rigorous scientific education. Not every parent will demand one. Not every public school will require or offer one. My claim is that Christians absolutely should. Likely other religions as well, I use Christian merely because it's what I'm most familiar with.

The mission of a public school is to graduate students intellectually fit to participate in civil society, which in my opinion does include at least a cursory understanding of evolution. At least enough to know how to look up the details later if needed. A Christian school must do similarly, but carries the additional objective of raising students confident in their faith, which requires a more detailed and rigorous treatment of the subject.

If you want your children to be able to defend their religious beliefs against scientific encroachment, then they better know exactly what science they're defending their faith from. Although evolution presents a credible alternative to a literal interpretation of Genesis 1, it isn't inherently incompatible with Christian education and doesn't prove atheism right. Even when the belief in evolution is optional, understanding the scientific basis for it is critical.

When Christian parents neglect their children's secular scientific education, they grow up to say stupid shit like, "If Darwin says we evolved from monkeys, they why are there still monkeys?" They'll think they cleverly debunked all the atheist scientists, even though neither Darwin, nor any evolutionist since, made that claim. This makes them a disgrace to their faith and to their educators.

[–] Cuberoot 5 points 1 month ago

The anal sex sense of the term buggery is etymologically related to the Bulgarian people. I think because Christian Europeans named a deviant sex act after their heathen neighbors who allegedly practiced it, but it might have been the other way around.

[–] Cuberoot 3 points 2 months ago (1 children)

That's strange, I thought you people would use kilometres for that? Anyway, I checked it out too and amazingly, she's also exactly 9 miles away from me, even though I'm in Tennessee.

[–] Cuberoot 1 points 2 months ago

They should round up.

Somebody's probably already written a mobile app that calculates how to split up a purchase so that the price rounds down as often as possible, and you'd willingly pay 4.9 cents to avoid being in line behind someone using it. There's only one solution that incentivizes doing what's most courteous for the other shoppers by paying for the whole cart as a single transaction. Maybe they'll donate the excess to their pet charitable foundation, but they need to round up.

[–] Cuberoot 1 points 2 months ago

Perhaps the game should either prevent excessive accusations until one of the suspects is unaccused, or automatically invoke "Book'em" after the second accusation. Other than that, it seems to work and can often, but not always, be solved safely and logically.

[–] Cuberoot 8 points 2 months ago (1 children)

Q: What happened when the smartest Texan moved to Oklahoma?

A: It lowered the average IQ of both states.

[–] Cuberoot 6 points 2 months ago

Luigi Mangione tried, convicted of murder, and sentenced to life in prison. (I lose if no trial occurs in 2025, whether due to plea deals, procedural delays, or he gets Epsteined. I also lose if either NY or federal trial results in either acquittal or hung jury.)

 

I understand that the bite test was used by frontier merchants as a low-tech way to assay gold, which worked because elemental gold was softer than some of the less valuable alloys that might otherwise be mistaken for gold.

But Olympic gold medals contain less than 10% gold. They're exactly the type of forgery the bite test is intended to root out. I've even seen athletes breaking their teeth on silver or bronze medals which makes even less sense to me.

Is it all just a big fuck you to the IOC, mocking them for being too cheap to spring for real gold?

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by Cuberoot to c/youshouldknow@lemmy.world
 

Because if it ices over, your furnace will stop working on the day^1^ you most needed it.

Flushing it out from the outside with a bucket of hot water and a pump similar to this one ^2^ will melt the ice and open up the drain and you will get heat again.

^1^ Day because if your freezing weather lasts much longer than that, your homebuilder probably engineered a house that could handle the cold. Unfortunately my house was built by southern rednecks who'd never heard of insulation.

^2^ Not an endorsement of any brand or retailer. Just make sure it has a long enough hose. That's what made it work better than some of the things I tried first.

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