I try to respond to every genuine engagement. I block trolls, contrarians, and provocateurs because life is too short.
I know this as it’s the same influencers on Youtube and Instagram that peddle red light therapy, and raw meat that pass off the ‘incredible health value’ of raw milk.
I’m sorry this reality causes you to think the value of the comment is lessened, as though pointing out a social alignment somehow negates the scientific facts.
Some farmers may wash dem titties, or claim they do, but the dairy industry rarely does in real practice - beyond perhaps knocking/spraying off the larger pieces of dirt with a hose or soaked rag.
Senior milking cows develop keratosis, which means their teats would be near impossible to disinfect via cleaning without using some kind of steam treatment or extended antibiotic soak… Which is obviously not possible physically or commercially, so it’s not done.
Cows are hairy, sweaty, hygeine-unburdened creatures and the ones that live on dairy farms are on antibiotics and living in cramped conditions, perpetually nursing or pregnant. Which is why cows milk is a significant disease vector, and why pasteurization is so core to the milk industry surviving - and so bizarre to see people intentionally avoid it.
There is scientifically no value in raw milk over pasteurized, just significant added risks.
But I mean it’s generally the same crowd that tan their balls in UV light and eat raw meat ‘for their health’ that do it, so… Not that surprising.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
Its generally in plastic bottles sold as “pet food” with the label “not safe for human consumption”.
So, pretty concerned the artist here might have some serious damagr if they treat raw milk as something normal.
I’d like to say that I didn’t count Thatcher as a human, but the truth is i just totally forgot Theresa May.
Corrected, cheers.
Probably because she is the second third* ever female UK Prime Minister.
That alone means her (incredibly stupid) comments have public interest.
*I have been reminded again that I can’t count (fair).
Haha, holy crap. Hadn’t seen that. Thankyou.
Razer releasing a holo-wife is not a thing I ever imagined.
I’m still confused. What is the little pod and detritus around it supposed to represent?
I get the broken piggy-bank (and hammer?), not sure what else is going on…
No, it’s implying a migration of phone technology. First it was all in one large handset, now it’s mostly stored in the butt.
I’m curious how accurate these stats are nowadays with user agent reduction, because a lot of browsers report their UserAgent as ‘Chrome’ to appear as generic as possible, as one of their many measures to minimise user profiling.
I think this is why some people use Neofetch (and its contemporaries).
It helps give a quick rundown of server specs, OS, etc to help remind you of the command mindset you need to be operating in when you connect to a new machine remotely - just quickly run your info tool of choice.
This explains why there is such a high concentration of gay people in Arkansas, where flouride is naturally high in much of the drinking water. They also have the fourth-highest fluoridation rate across counties in the USA.
The other states with the highest fluoridation rates?
Ah yes, the ‘who’s who’ list of gay metropolises that you’d expect to find if water fluoridation makes people gay.
https://www.axios.com/local/nw-arkansas/2025/05/15/arkansas-access-fluoridated-water-systems
Google Ads allows ad-buyers to pay a little more to target the demographics their ads get shown to, the more granular the more expensive.
So these scammy fake virus bastards just pay to be advertised to ‘over 60s’, ‘ads trigger for keyword: antivirus / virus’ and geographical target to countries with a wealthy boomer class like USA, UK, Australia, etc… Then wait for the clicks on their scam to come flowing in.
The remedy for piracy should never be punitive on the consumer, or it does exactly what happened to you. Even more ironic your story is probably encouraging others to pirate rather than have a discouraging effect on the market by ‘making an example of you’.
Great job as usual, Nintendo management 🎉
World War 2.
Not same poster, but same campaign: https://www.moma.org/collection/works/169865
At the top: state-owned propaganda network that intentionally pushes short, often harmful content to the west, while carefully curating educational videos for their home market. Full of zero budget zero quality dross.
Bottom: scripted show that’s written by a team of comedians with several successful career voice actors, animators and musicians. Every second of every episode is planned and catefully executed.
These are not remotely the same…
As an aside, how is it legal to install spiked bolt caps on the front of your motorbike fairing?
If they collide with anyone - even at low speed - a standard bolt cap compared with a spiked one could mean the difference between a minor injury and serious injury/death.
You like… proud of not reading books or something?