SLVRDRGN
@SLVRDRGN@lemmy.world
- Comment on Where are all the successful "red cities"? 1 week ago:
This in mind, why isn’t Trump a wealthy elite to them? How did he become their savior??
- Comment on Where can I find Trumps drawing in the letter to Epstein? 1 week ago:
lmao way too artistic for donny.
- Comment on Ice cream trucks still around? 1 week ago:
They’re certainly around in New York.
- Comment on I'm doing my part! 2 weeks ago:
Not to mention avoiding plastic leeching.
- Comment on Gallium 2 weeks ago:
I would not attend a concert if the tickets were given to me by my boss, who is openly going to cheat in front of me while I’m there. Is that wild to you?
- Comment on You can drive 74 hours and still be in Germany. The American mind can't comprehend this. 2 weeks ago:
I’ve taken a trip to see this infamous roundabout - it’s quite pretty at night!
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Why should they relax when your tone isn’t?
- Comment on Can a Russian pls confirm 3 weeks ago:
Sick burn, if so.
- Comment on USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 USA 3 weeks ago:
You weren’t kidding!
California enforces many wildlife regulations. CESA, or the California Endangered Species Act, is designed to keep animal and plant life from extinction. The law covers any threatened “bird, mammal, fish, amphibian, reptile, or plant.”
Insects weren’t mentioned in the specific act’s wording. However, a separate California regulation legally defines fish as “a wild fish, mollusk, crustacean, invertebrate, amphibian, or part, spawn, or ovum of any of those animals.”
So, are bees actually fish? Yes, because all invertebrates are according to California law. The broad definition of fish allows activists to fight for insect survival.
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has clarified that “It was not believed necessary to include the term invertebrate in the original legislation because ‘fish’ is defined in the Fish and Game Code to include ‘invertebrates’…”Talk about by-the-book!
- Comment on Contributions 3 weeks ago:
Think about how many painters, authors, artists, etc. have only received notoriety after their death and absolutely have contributed to culture.
- Comment on Perspective 3 weeks ago:
That’d be some tall risers.
- Comment on Anon pitches a new game 1 month ago:
Enshittification. Image
- Comment on what is north? 1 month ago:
I would snarkily, rhetorically, ask if people are even taught how to diagram out a sentence structure anymore, but I already know the answer is ‘not really, no’, because the average adult American literacy level is that of a 6th grader.
I agree with your overall statement. Just wanted to point out that there are a lot more people than Americans out there.
- Comment on Kid gave a reasonable answer without all the math bullshit 1 month ago:
So you’re not confirming that it’s rage bait but rather that it’s a real graded paper.
- Comment on Kid gave a reasonable answer without all the math bullshit 1 month ago:
Hate to break it to you but anything less than a whole is a fraction of a whole thing. Decimals, too, are bits of a whole.
- Comment on Canadian Wildfires signal major L over the United States 1 month ago:
One could argue the L is a manifestation of how nature/canada/the world also views the US country it’s situated over.
- Comment on Canadian Wildfires signal major L over the United States 1 month ago:
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- Comment on I want a chav boyfriend. Where can I find adult chavs? (If you don't know what that is, they're called bogans in Australia and rednecks in the US) 2 months ago:
Where did they do this??
- Comment on Forbidden Tech 2 months ago:
Today I learned that by being someone’s neighbor, I’m viewed as “choosing to engage with them”.
- Comment on Speak American 2 months ago:
That “meer” thing has to do with where you are in America. Same with words like “roof” or “pecan”.
- Comment on Do you use your blinker in a car? 3 months ago:
It’s always good to communicate on the road, the more information the better. I’m not sure why anyone would give you a hard time about this, unless they’re insecure (about what, I couldn’t analyze). Signals tell everyone around you what you’re about to do. Keep up the good work.
- Comment on Full Circle 3 months ago:
Incompetence, it seems, is what is valued here in America to go up the ranks.
- Comment on The one good thing about all this 3 months ago:
They don’t even consider themselves separate. They believe “China” is just in a period of rebellion. Right at the end of the article is your answer: “Until Taiwan formally declares itself independent of the rest of China — or until Taiwan is recognized by the international community as being independent of the rest of China — Taiwan’s status as a country will continue to be questioned.”
- Comment on The one good thing about all this 3 months ago:
Did you read the link or are you just here to troll? According to the UN, they’re not recognized. Some smaller countries recognize them as an independent though.
- Comment on The one good thing about all this 3 months ago:
Basically the People’s Republic of China (China) says that Taiwan is part of China, while the Republic of China (Taiwan) refers to the area under its control as “the Taiwan area,” or “the free area.” It refers to the rest of China as “the mainland area,” which the Taiwanese government has described as being under a “Period of Communist Rebellion.”
You can read this sum up here: Link.
- Comment on ^_^ I just think skibidibi sounds neat :3 4 months ago:
- Comment on ^_^ I just think skibidibi sounds neat :3 4 months ago:
- Comment on The consequences (of my actions) have been extreme 4 months ago:
- Comment on What's this thing? 4 months ago:
