I use Kagi’s “Fediverse Search” lens and I’ve found it to work quite well for finding posts that I sort of remember and want to find again

If I cant have them at my front door by next friday I’m not interested 😤

I’d be willing to bet that with something that size it’s at least in part cut with something else, but regardless: that’s a lotta plant matter.

I thought I would have to look north but I saw the majority of them in Vancouver looking almost straight up

Beautiful birds, intelligent too as I believe they’re related to corvids. Just watch your lunch around them

Not anymore, but I have worked at places that use them for inventory. Good ol green terminals.

Poor, if my google search results are anything to go by

Whoops, blew the galactic breaker. Somebody has to go down to the supermassive black hole and flip it back on.

Strangely enough, even the baby he had with a mistress was artificial insemination.

I fully admit I could be wrong in this case, but frequently laws like this are interpreted as non-consensual contact to a vagina, making it only enforced in one direction. Re-reading this one it does seem to be attempting to make progress by removing the required penetrative element so here’s hoping I am incorrect.

It describes a situation where man has an involuntary erection and is forced into traditional intercourse. While most places in Canada/the US recognize forced anal penetration as rape, many do not recognize forced envelopment as rape.

Unfortunately the new law seems to only cover “anal, oral, and vaginal sexual contact”. So unfortunately that totally excludes any kind of forced envelopment.

Some before they leave elementary

I too was curious, but are we even reading the same article? Literally the first sentence:

Koji Kondo, longtime composer for The Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Bros. franchises, will be inducted into the Academy of Interactvie Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame at this year’s D.I.C.E. Awards

Any random stuff from Canada, yes. But as I understand it there are a few extra hoops at the border for large quantities of prescription medications.

In a world of lots of small middlemen, sure. But in a world where you only have a handful of middlemen that can all collude with eachother to fix prices high? looks pointedly at several entire markets