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Also, we draw lines on maps and build borders but the environment doesnt care where pollution & emissions originate, everything spreads everywhere in the end.

Well of course, we know that reading comprehension isnt strong in the MAGAhole sphere.
Y use word. Picture eazy, make sence.

How long before someone packs themselves into a box for a ride, surely some american youtuber will do this.

Before it was edited the original comment said that if it was declared ‘treasure’ that the coroner, landowner & finder all get to split the profits, so it made sense that the coroner would declare it treasure so they get a share too.

Sounds like the coroner has a lot of incentive to declare it treasure. Just seems weird that they havent updated it to be a knowledgeable 3rd party, say museum or historian.

So the coroner decides its treasure and then gets a cut, or they don’t decide its treasure and then the finder keeps all, is that how it is supposed to work?

Also on amazon this would draw attention to a good product lining up a horde of resellers with slightly mis-spelled names to advertise knockoffs of the product and pay for reviews to boost their listing to the top of the listings

Sure everyone knows about the east coast, but less talked about is the Republic of Westralia

Me too, i even asked Autodesk about linux support and they pretty much said use IOS instead or come back when Linux has >5% market share.

Uh, yeah thanks for giving me an option just as shitty as the current system and practically saying “we charge you THOUSANDS per year for our product but we would rather do incremental updates on useless features because the core product is practically perfect instead of allowing competition to the MS/Apple monopoly”

*Envious
^^Sorry ^^to ^^be ^^that ^^guy

Is Alestorm close enough?

In this case perhaps a catapult would be better, it may be inferior but as such it will involve a longer swim back home to lesser Taiwan

China did something similar to Australia, except the airspace was international, and they also dropped ‘chaff’ (aluminium & debris) into the pathway of the Australian plane.

Hands are essentially just giant sporks

Oh bother

Preface: I am no expert, this is just my understanding.
Weapons that are illegal/considered war crimes fall roughly into categories of:

A. Indiscriminate - kill soldiers and non-combatants/civilians alike (eg. Land mines, incendiary, cluster bombs, etc)

B. Cruel - especially painful ways to die or designed to cause ongoing suffering and maiming. (Eg: gas/chemical warfare, dirty bombs, etc)
A lot of weapons tick both of those boxes, and there are possibly more i am unaware of.

Exactly, except that in Australia it wouldnt be a starbucks, but a non-chain basista coffee shop.

Isnt there a similar thing where they put a blood soaked knife in the snow blade up and a wild wolf will come and lick the blood off, cutting their tongue on the blade and keep lapping at it not realising its their blood until they pass out.

Welcome to 2024, where people only read the headline and the article is compiled by AI

I could be wrong but i believe british police dont routinely carry guns