Another Round… is a 2020 black comedy-drama film directed by Thomas Vinterberg… It follows four high school teachers who embark on an experiment to maintain a constant level of intoxication throughout the workday.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_Round
Their idea was that the human body is perfect in every way, except that the blood alcohol content is just a little low.
Upvoted. Another indication that it’s pine would be its softness. Can your fingernail put a dent in it? Are there dents on the top from everyday use?
Well, tbh, that can be said for each of us, with anything we do.
Wow, doing a MacGuyver with corporate assistance. I like it!
It’s called an “H-type” head. I found some tools for that on eBay but was reluctant to spend any money on something I’d probably never need again, ever. But this video shows a hack using scissors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA6_S9YkZEc
I didn’t have a pair laying around that worked but the video inspired me to MacGyver my way to remove that aberration against all that’s good in humanity.
'Gotta act fast if we want to continue supporting genocide.
Thank you for this clear explanation!
Thanks!
Yeah, maybe, but not one of my projects since I’m lazy and have a gardener do “mow and blow” on the yard. Will ask him though.
Thanks for the idea.
Oh yeah, I’ve heard of that law. 'Sure hope they don’t raise the speed limit on this street!
It’s a toss up: either chalkboards or dry erase boards. Both are remarkable.
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Old time solar user here. I installed a 2.4KW system myself in 2003. Initial cost $16K, reimbursed half of that. We never regretted the cost - only wish we could have installed more. Now we also want batteries.
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Hey! We’re not getting older! The young kids are getting younger!
Since we all now know of this creature, there better not be a naming contest for some undersea vehicle.
Looks very nice! How is it stabilized from falling over?
'Was wondering if any marsh remained. Apparently the ecosystem is getting better…
Since 2003: With the breaching of dikes by local communities subsequent to the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the ending of a four-year drought that same year, the process has been reversed and the marshes have experienced a substantial rate of recovery. The permanent wetlands now cover more than 50% of 1970s levels, with a remarkable regrowth of the Hammar and Hawizeh Marshes and some recovery of the Central Marshes.[18] Efforts to restore the marshes have led to signs of their gradual revivification as water is restored to the former desert, but the whole ecosystem may take far longer to restore than it took to destroy
Thanks for writing this up, it’s very interesting!
Gawd… Genocide happens so often, it’s codified into stages?
SUVs have to be high on the list.