The substance itself, in the same way that the smoke coming off a cigarette isn’t tobacco.

It’s what moths crave.

TDSB spokesperson Emma Moynihan told the Star that the school has since determined there was no need to cover the photo, as students are “permitted to wear cultural attire in school.” The TDSB did not say who made the decision to cover the photo. The yearbook will be reprinted for those who want one, Moynihan said. When asked why the principal had told students the sticker had been a misprint, Moynihan maintained that the board’s statement was accurate.

Fucking liars, unbelievable. It’s so plain to see too, just a painfully shit attempt at censorship and obfuscation.

Well, good luck. /s

The stupid bastards would have a hard time throwing a stone anywhere in any American city without hitting someone who’s been fucked over or had their family damaged/destroyed by an insurance company.

What a pain in the ass… something about the degree of insoluble complications makes me feel that it may not have been entirely accidental (I know, I know, I have no concrete proof but other countries/jurisdictions are able to avoid these vote annulling scenarios fairly easily). Would it still have been possible for you to vote in your former district, or was it too far away (different city/state)?

I’m under the impression that the basic product itself isn’t a concentration, but more of a fermented brew.

That makes sense, I wonder if it’s the case and how common it is. I’ll have to ask a vet tech that I know.

Found the cat.

Sort or related question, is that why their piss reeks like concentrated jenkem?

The inability to rewind without activating ads was what really got me back in the day. Nobody wants to call over their friend to watch something cool/funny, only to have the clip trigger an ad when they restart it.

I wish that I’d screenshotted it, but I’ve had one outrageously long 1+ hr. ad on Youtube. The thing was literally a feature length infomercial, I thought that autoplay had carried onto the next videos in my playlist and couldn’t believe that it was an ad when I saw the length. For shit like that to have slipped through Youtube’s “quality control” even once speaks volumes - how in the Hell did someone submit an ad longer than a Saturday morning cartoon and have it slotted into the same category as 15 second toothpaste ads?

more people still who didn’t give a fuck enough to bother voting.

For reference, the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election:

Too true, they’re easy as pie, and not so tricky as a pedestrian either (the queuing feels off because of the way that cars don’t automatically come to a stop at a red light).

I’ll stick to watching my coffee brew on a webcam, everything else is more fun in person.

More power to you. Try sliding a reference to

into the mix too, just to see whether or not anyone you’re talking to is really willing to call you out on the innuendo.

There have been some neighbourhoods in my city where the ends of entire blocks have been redone to physically prevent access by cars. Not so simple as bollards, but running the sidewalk straight across what used to be the sidewalk and installing either giant planters or other barriers has worked well. It’s a bit of a pain in the ass where one-way streets already complicate non-pedestrian access, but it’s better that way IMO, as these are all residential streets anyways. Whoever was mad about it decades ago has been long forgotten by the birds bopping around, and kids playing in the street.

That’s a really great idea, utilitarian and smells nice.

Countdown to panicked Fox News segment about LBGTQ+ cannibals in 5… 4… 3…

Might want to hold off on telling people that you were thirsty and drank a tall glass of Jill: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=jilling

Understandable, some of the sites I’m describing have a combination of more than one you’re talking about.

Bollards are the sidewalk kind, all metal or short metal-cored concrete poles, optionally also used to protect building corners and natural gas meters on properties with vehicle traffic. The kind that pops up in the middle of roads is a security barrier, which I think are hydraulic and rise to wholly block even heavy vehicles up-to-and-including heavy trucks.