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I was just gonna do red, yellow, orange, green, blue :)

“what God has made plain through nature and Scripture.”

Yeahhh...about that. A lot of animals have gay sex and straight sex at different times. A ton of animals are bisexual in nature. You can even see this in pets.

The other nice thing with ebikes is that they can actually haul a ton of heavy stuff for you up hills. 35c day while going up a treeless hill? No problem. It makes getting groceries stupidly easy, even if your city is blessed with insanely steep hills.

It's also great for places with little parking, like beaches or parks. I accidentally did a 70km day on an ebikes because they are so insanely efficient. And I still had just under half a charge, amazingly.

I hope the head of the EPA takes a fat hit off one of those unfiltered coal smokestacks so we can quickly get someone else. What a fucking moron.

I'm not 100% sure, but I've had bad luck adding more layers after the top coat is applied. I generally do a base coat, two color coats, and a clear coat.

I find that doing my fingers is one of those things that I have to get zen about, because I usually scratch them pretty fast. It just happens too often for me to be precious about. If I want to put a lot of effort in, I do my toes, which last a lot longer before they get scratched or chipped. I watched some beauty videos, which helped me get a better technique down. You can also experiment with different brands, some of the more organic, PFAS-free nail polishes seem to work better, but YMMV.

I wanna do my nails in rainbow colors for pride :)

I thought Scratch's owner died before act 1? Does he have more of a story than that?

Cars have their place. But most people don't really need them for most things. Shorter trips are common for people, which can be handled by bike or ebike. Longer journeys can be handled by bus or rail.

Unless you are moving furniture, heavy equipment, or going to a remote location, I'm sure a bike or bus can get you there most of the time, if you live in a good city. Cars enable sprawl, which is a vicious cycle of longer commutes, less transit, and ugh ... Power centers.

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It's why pride parades and teaching LGBT history to the next generation is so important. You nip it all in the bud; homophobia, and anxiety related to homophobia. Everything becomes more peaceful and chill regardless of sexual orientation.

Even straight people didn't have to worry about getting accused and fired over dumb shit like "appearing to be gay" (like 1954's lavender scare) or getting accused of being trans and using """the wrong bathroom""" (like 2024's lavender scare).

The people can't do much against an MQ-9 reaper, much less strategic bombers that can fly well higher than civilian aircraft.

If it comes to something like Red Dawn, we are fucked.

Shitcanned? Some of these people need to do hard time in prison. They are getting Americans and other civilians killed due to medical malpractice. Halting medical shipments to poor countries will accelerate various diseases like wildfire, which will spread worldwide due to air travel. Cutting food shipments will make people turn to bushmeat, a known vector for novel diseases that we have zero resistance to.

And disbanding vaccine scientists, health advisories and food/disease monitoring means American children, elderly, and immunocompromised shall die. Even healthy people will have unnecessary days where they are very sick, which will cause the economy to take a completely unnecessary hit. In an era where, let's face it, the economy isn't having many good days anyways.

The truly sad thing is that Pestilence and his goons halted food and medicines that prevented or suppressed serious diseases in poor countries. This will irreversibly spread HIV, TB, and other terrible diseases like malaria.

Even more worrying, people that used to be fed grains and other food staples from American farmers are no longer getting food shipments. This means American farmers can't sell their crops to the government anymore, and the people who received food are now starving. This encourages instability, war, famine, and worst of all, bushmeat hunting, which can harbor all sorts of endemic diseases. Some have rarely come into contact with people, so they've never made the jump to humans as a host. But the more people hunt wild game, the more and more chances it has to get things just right in order to jump to humans and spread. This is most likely the root cause of HIV and COVID, and there's speculation that Ebola started infecting humans the same way.

This is already a huge problem, and it's only to get worse as climate change makes conditions even more favorable to bacteria, viruses, and most worryingly, fungi, which we don't have many medicines for.