if we did it would be nasal based, probably, and they would suck a lot more to play as well.
KillingTimeItself
- 0 Posts
- 806 Comments
Joined 11 个月前
Cake day: 2023年12月22日
You are not logged in. If you use a Fediverse account that is able to follow users, you can follow this user.
this is also common with older bread. Another reason why it’s bad, it’s probably both though.
brushing your teeth doesnt do much for bad breath. You want to clean the rest of your mouth to get rid of that, which is probably what they do.
wait yeah no we wouldnt be able to play like, any wind instruments, traditionally at least.
1·26 天前being shot doesn’t have to kill you either. A lot of people survive being shot, lots of people also die from getting punched.
What if they had a knife? Those aren’t exactly hard to get, knives arguably cause more violent injuries than guns do. Unless you’re shooting someone point blank with a 45 or something.
im not sure how much of a toll on health it would have, unless maybe you’re deathly allergic to air. Aside from like environmental impacts and stuff obviously, but there’s gotta be a reason lol.
seems like standards exist, another proposed idea i’ve seen is oversized HVAC, which would make sense.
american expansionism goes brrr
is it though?
- kettle: fill it with water, turn it on, and wait
- stove: fill a pot with water, put it on the stove and turn it on, wait
- microwave: put a cup of water in the microwave and wait
- coffeemaker: press the go button, it makes hot water
it’s useful in the same way that a rotary hammer drill is useful for drilling through masonry, i’m going to assume you probably don’t drill through much masonry in your life, therefore you don’t need it.
Americans aren’t stupid or daft, we just dont fucking need them. 95% of the time we need hot water, its for cooking, or coffee.
If we had a kettle it would literally just be landfill.
you’re effectively asking someone who doesn’t eat toast frequently why they don’t have a toaster, it’s a silly question.
i guess my point that you aren’t picking up on here is that this is quite literally an irrational fear. You should be more worried about being hit by a car, or punched in the face. Or falling down a set of stairs or something.
you’re driving through america expecting the signs to be the size that they are in germany? That seems weird.
(partial /s)
from what i saw when i looked into the egg washing thing. It’s two different solutions to the same problem. The same problem ultimately being unsafe eggs. From what i can recall the europeans generally treat chickens against them, whereas the US generally treats eggs against them (by washing them)
presumably the US does it because either, we started doing it, and it worked, or it’s just more flexible. I know japan ended adopting it after they got a particularly bad batch of infected eggs causing a pretty bad health spook. Other than that i don’t think it’s happened anywhere else.
Sorry about the hospital thing. By “for-profit”, I meant you had to pay to go there. That’s completely alien to everyone in the first world. We have private hospitals as well, and yep: lots of them are (or claim to be) non-profit also.
yeah fair enough, it just bothers me when people say for profit when it’s literally not lol. It’s getting money in either scenario, it’s just taxes from one, and people who pay for insurance and operations directly in the other so.
yell at people on the internet, say stupid shit, get yelled at, repeat.
I think it also requires a little but of being mentally unwell also, but that’s not for me to disperse. I’m not licensed.
are you confronting me on my confrontation preferences? That’s bold.
Jokes aside, i do generally like confrontation, it provides for an interesting dialog and i also like yelling at people, so that’s a plus.
yeah, it’s an odd thing. It is probably related to covid, now that i think about it.
not that much slower, it’s mostly dependent on the amount of water. We just don’t drink tea (the main reason for a kettle) and coffee makers are basically just kettles so…
+1 for the account name being on topic
you can boil water in a pot on the stove, or in the microwave, we have options.
coffee makers (basically everyone has one) are basically just a kettle
that one would in fact work.