Don’t forget investment in public transit like cable cars in that first panel.
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People in general want to be included and some even more so when they’re told they’re not allowed in.
It’s easy when it’s a physical space, ropes and security keep the riff raff out. With online spaces, it requires active moderation, mods who are willing to enforce the rules and ban those that violate them.
I’m with you, I can’t do any of that stuff. I don’t like most social media , the lack of ads and the 3rd party apps was a big factor for me to join.
I don’t know you but based on this one comment it seems like you’re not fun.
I did and I’m pretty against these legacy sequels. They never seem to do a good job and they are obvious cash grabs but Happy Gilmore 2 was a fun watch.
I really like the Johnny Cash cover of this song. It’s a shame that the Christian “he gets us” commercials started using it.
A good book I read recently described it as a Ferrari motor with bicycle breaks. I think that’s a fair description.
Add remodel or fix up a home to that last quote. I specialize in restoring and preserving old buildings, in the US that’s usually 100+years. Most of our cost is labor but the main material we use is eastern white pine, AKA soft wood, and you can probably guess where that comes from.
I know it’s Tomacco, not sure the episode name.
Sounds really interesting and I would watch it if I didn’t just cancel Paramount+ thanks to them bribing Trump to get their merger done. I guess there’s always the high seas.
The term Steisand Effect started because of a picture of her house that she tries to censor. Because she didn’t want it out there, everyone wanted to see the photo.
Probably not, the Indigenous people in North America were dealing with a three pronged drive from Europe’s major superpowers of the time. Add to that the insane cost of life due to small pox and other diseases and the outlook is much worse.
If they had united, they may have been able to make a stand somewhere further in the west and held on to a portion of the land but I think the fate of the east coast was sealed very early once European migration to America began.