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Whoops, I forgot to post the answers. 1. B - The Mr. Fusion Home Reactor. 2. D- Sports Almanac 3. A Everyone wins! (If you got the answers right) Those were actually all in the 3rd movie but that's in the right order.

It's kind of like the issue with tide pods. I remember the Tom & Jerry episode when Tom adds a bunch of moth balls and other chemicals to a dish of milk and gives it to Jerry, and it made Jerry super strong for a short time. Most people, even today, would know not to do that in real life. When one person drinks household chemicals nowadays it gets blown way out of proportion unfortunately.

ABU Space, of course.

Also the number of mergers in the corporate world have hugely reduced resource efficiency, since larger corporations can never manage resources as efficiently as smaller ones. This year alone there have been nine $20+ billion mergers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_mergers_and_acquisitions

I hope you feel better! I've been going through some rough times myself so you're definitely not alone in that regard.

Welcome.

I wonder how many of those scams amazon has been responsible for.

I think that in terms of scripture this may be a question of the spirit of the law. Modern hospitals were not around when the bible was written but the concept of holding someone accountable for something they have done wrong and are not intending to correct is still valid.

How much can you guess? Correct answers will be posted in exactly 1 week.

What does that mean?

You'd have to ask @DailyDi to be sure, but I think for each "like" or "thanks" reaction a post receives, the person who posted it gets +1 reputation. If a person's post gets flagged (which is quite rare) the person who posted it would get -1 reputation. The "funny" and "confused" are neutral as far as I know.

I made one a few years ago but it seems to have gotten buried.

I believe all donors are given baby banker status for the rest of the year.

Keep your phone camera(s) covered, people!

I was only 3 at the time.

Just throw some charcoal in the bottom of the oven and stick an aluminum pipe out the back to the outside for the smoke. That would be more cost effective and save you money on your gas bill.

Ohio is decent logistically and has a lot of littles from what I've seen. Just out of curiosity, what kinds of products are you planning to make?

99% of things one could think of are still available to buy in-person. Not to mention many places dedicate the first hour of business to high risk customers (elderly, immunocompromised, etc). Things can still be bought in person. @blitz1027 I would recommend a complete swap out of all internet enabled devices you own once you have the means to do so, and in the meantime use a library computer when possible. From what you've described it sounds like a rootkit or something similar may have been responsible. Things like rootkits can completely bypass any security measures on a device (like identity protection apps/services) and survive factory resets.

I think it's interesting how Biden has ambitious goals for building renewable energy infrastructure while at the same time wanting to pull troops out of a major oil producing country. Obama's goals seemed to be the opposite.

@spoonchicken I have faith in you.

Crinklz/Betterdry are made in Germany, Dependco diapers/clothing are made in the US (by hand, actually), @Ferix has his own website for specialty cloth diapers, not to mention all of the various sellers on Etsy and similar sites.

Diaper Olympics are actually a real thing at the West Coast Jungle Gym, I believe.

Only certain products are affected by the recent "inflation" and even then the price varies based on where you buy stuff. In my opinion, the concept of price inflation is bs. Production ability/capacity in most post-industrial countries is consistent unless something drastic happens and even then there's rarely if ever any permanent setbacks. With the exception of disasters such as hurricanes, Covid-19, etc, prices are generally only set in a way to influence consumer spending in certain ways. This is probably the biggest issue with capitalist societies and why such societies are often very unstable. I'd agree that government spending, at least at the current rate doesn't help the situation.

@DailyDiWas everything ok server-side?