thirdBreakfast
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- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
- Climate change contributing to
- Climate refugees contributing to
- Breakdown in social cohesion contributing to
- Populism, oligarchs, and authoritarianism contributing to
- Breakdown of international cooperation contributing to
- Inter-nation conflict contributing to
- GOTO 10
- Comment on Does anyone speak hairdresser? I need help communicating. 7 months ago:
#2 back and sides, finger length on top
- Comment on Have you ever seen coal in real life? 7 months ago:
Yes, in a shallow tourist mine in Australia. Apparently coal starts to flake easily once it’s been exposed to air for a bit, so they kept a big chunk in a large jar of water that you could take out and handle. It felt like a light wet rock.
The sample, and the coal at the workface of the mine was stereotypicaly black. We wore hats with lights on, and when we emerged back out to the daylight I had an overwhelming urge to speak in a Monty Python type Yorkshire accent and go home and have my back scrubbed clean of the coal dust by my swarthy tired looking wife while I sat in a tub in front of the fire in the kitchen and our urchins played in the street.
I don’t want to give the impression I’m a big fossil fuel tourist, but I’ve also seen blobs of crude oil on beaches near Mediterranean sea oil terminals.
Sadly, I didn’t try to set fire to them on either of these occasions, which I now regret.
- Comment on How fast can you theoretically run on the moon? 9 months ago:
If you didn’t have to deal with a cumbersome spacesuit, I imagine you could run, but you’d lean over much more towards the horizontal - like maybe 45° or lower, so each ‘step’ would be a push backwards in line with your longitudinal axis. Don’t waste energy by bounding up.
Source: wild speculation.