Though the ruling did not state the level at which fluoridation would damage brains

This right here. The levels have to be many times that in drinking water for it to have any harmful effects.

They have stopped doing that in Norway, at least here. Not sure if it was a corona effect or if they thought it wasnt worth it in terms of customers either shopping somewhere else or shopping less because they take a small shopping basket instead.

Just imagine a BSOD covering your whole windscreen while driving

I’m sure he did lots of things, Perry, the guy’s a drink mongul!

Economics is a tool, and yes of course you can get different conclusions based on different assumptions. Doesn’t mean economics is bad, just means it is being used in different ways and for different purposes. Same with statistics. assumpsions are important.

Whut. Chaged my bathroom sink not long ago and it definitely loosens to the left/counter clock. Norway.

Most people in Gaza were not born yet when the last election was held. The median age of Gazans in 2020 was 18. Also, 1. was it a free and fair election? 2. was there good alternatives? 3. Does that mean the children deserve to die? 4. What do you think happens to the children thay grow up in a genocide? Do you think they a) become upstanding, healthy citizens? or b) become radicalized? Violence leads to more violence. Noone is born a terrorist, but Israels far right government’s genocide is creating them.

Yeha and those pesky children and UNIFIL peacekeepers…

Not currently, no.

We do have publicly owned charging, both at state level (Mer norway owned by Statkraft) and on the municipal level many places. This is in addition to private chargers from gas stations and such. But Tesla was early to the bell, and also seems to have a good reputation still.

Cube maybe? movie… 3% on netflix… kinda.

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The definition of services also differs I guess… I live right by lots of trails but have bad access to “outdoor activities”.

At least we have confirmed that they do, in fact, stack shit that high.

Did you forget the “/s”?

There’s always someone. For everything.

Well, I don’t know exactly what is included in the term tools of the trade, but a retractable ladder has certainly made some finds easier for me. Sometimes you can also encounter nanos inside a small crevice where a tweezer might come in handy. I’ve even used a rubber boat to get to some island caches. I would say, get a feel for the area first, then buy tools afterwards.

Depends on the area you’re caching in. Noone’s forcong you to buy anything. But some areas there’s lots of caches requiring specific techniques. Depends hugely on hiders in thst specific region.

He didnt say he was playing her, he said he was playing with her.