I Love Morphine The Band of Bass. invidious link: https://invidious.perennialte.ch/watch?v=wclLxDENiB8

Green Chili, or any hotsauce, with an egg and cheese

TY! I’ll give it a gander when I get a chance. And this puts it in thread of this post for the benefit of others. ;-)

Doubtless. Would you post links to some, any of those?

Generally yes. At least with respect to the methane leaks in the Four Corners area, where UT, AZ, NM & CO meet.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Corners_Methane_Hot_Spot

However the Siberian one seems to be from methane clathrates as the permafrost melts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methane_clathrate

The larger picture: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methane_emissions

Fossil Fuel Use (33%) Animal Agriculture (30%) Plant Agriculture (18%) Waste (15%) All Other (4%)

Tile or concrete floors, hard surface walls, glass windows all reflect sound. As people start talking, if they are drinking they get louder, so then each table is trying to talk over the tables around them. Without acoustic damping, it can get pretty loud.

We live in the high mountain desert, far from navigable waters, and so singing sea shanties and wassailing songs at Xmas Eve seemed a natural development. We welcome random idiots, fools, and other amusing people to join.

They have our money, and it should be used to pay for remediation. Soon.

I am a member of The High Desert Seamen, a group that sings sea shanties and wassailing songs on 12/24 each year. Roll The Old Chariot is one of our songs. We add new verses in every year. David Coffin, in this viddie is truly inspiring. He has much to teach us all.

“Oh a drop of Nelson’s blood wouldn’t do us any harm!” “And we’ll all hang on behind” “As we roll the old chariot along”

TY! You’d think I couldn’t use translation software. I like this phrase as it calls into question #45’s upbringing, his parents, etc, and yet avoids using profanity.

TY!

I came across a bill of lading for a British ship of the line, maybe late 1700s, early 1800s. The amount of booze per person was astounding, by any current standard of comparison.

Here’s an article from Smithsonian: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/reasons-why-royal-navy-bribed-sailors-booze-180964223/

How weirdly rude. Que malcriado!?!

And gender fluid.

I have my own clinic. I work 6 hour shifts. Healthcare doesn’t have to be like this.

Thanks friend, you did well by me. Yeah, me too. The @polyamory@lemmy.world group seems good as well. (LoL, hey, it worked!!) It’s been my observation that more people all the time are looking for relationship options that fit them better than the standard monogamy model. I used to think that poly was just one of those odd things about me that not everyone shares. And I got ok with that. But the percentage of false paternity speaks to the fact that people want to cheat reproductively or otherwise. Cheating sounds way too dangerous to oneself and one’s partners, with STIs, and even with hurt feelings. I prefer to talk about things, so everyone knows what’s going on, and each can decide how they want to play.

Shifts are generally 12 hours. However, it’s pretty common to have a case come in at 11:30, and one is on that case till it’s done. So 13-14 hour shifts are not uncommon.

“My Lai 4, a hamlet located along the central coast of what was then South Vietnam.” I couldn’t clearly recall his name, but My Lai came to mind. If there is a hell, Mr. Calley, I hope you get to know it well.

Ok, thank you, it appears the fog of ignorance has been dissipated by your brilliance. I apologize for being so dense. This should work a whole lot better.

Hmm, do you realize when I copy each of those “!polyamory” (which appear as blue links) above, in your message, and then paste them next to each other in the text editor, that both of them are the same. LIke this: https://kbin.run/m/Polyamory

which further confuses me as to what you are suggesting, as I think I’ve done what you suggested.