Going to be interesting when swing voters experience real inflation.
Water is clean in Fort Worth. Although I have an undersink filter for extra protection.I dunno what's more sad.. America being the best country on earth for 800 people or,
American infrastructure being so bad that it can't even provide it's people with clean drinking water through their taps!
NYC’s water is way cleaner than Louisiana’s despite being far more densely populated.Water is clean in Fort Worth. Although I have an undersink filter for extra protection.
Nevertheless, sanitation problems worldwide result from overpopulation IMO.
I'm sure they have their scripts prepared to blame Biden/Democrats even though they control everything and inherited a strong economy.Going to be interesting when swing voters experience real inflation.
Sanitation problems result from poor choices. Singapore is densely populated and clean. It's like any other infrastructure, you have to prioritize and invest in it.Nevertheless, sanitation problems worldwide result from overpopulation IMO.
So, not directly related, but I just found out about "Trump Guitars". Looks to be probably a $200-300 guitar with a MAGA neck inlay and flag decal being sold for $1500. Unless you opt for the Trump signed edition, then it's $10-12,000.
fundamentally untrue. It's well known that when people are polled on issues and policy and results, The plans, message, and the actual results of policy from Democrats (you know--because democrats actually do things) are roughly 65-70% favored across the population. When the very same policies are then tied to democrats vs republicans, the favorability craters among the very same people.
Do you understand what this says?
Well from what you said (IF True) they like the policies just hate the democrats.
I'm from the UK, I grew up in a family of 6 and I have never seen a 60-pack of eggs in a mainstream supermarket here. I just had a quick look at the Tesco website as well: 6 and 12 packs are commonly available. Maybe 24 packs are available in another mainstream UK supermarket?Are you single intent on staying single?
Because anyone with a family or a live in signficant other would not be asking this question..
I'm from the UK, I grew up in a family of 6 and I have never seen a 60-pack of eggs in a mainstream supermarket here. I just had a quick look at the Tesco website as well: 6 and 12 packs are commonly available. Maybe 24 packs are available in another mainstream UK supermarket?
60 packs... is that for when you absolutely positively have to avoid shitting for like 2 weeks?
Half the point of living in a city is not having to live like you're in a rural or suburban community. You don't have to "stock up" for the month because small, local trips that you walk to a store for are a lot easierNo 60 pack is for when you don't want to drive through 1.5 hours of NYC traffic each way just to get to a walmart everyday and generally want to stock up for 3-4 weeks
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the size of their egg cartons but by the content of their character. I have a dream today.
They are so tiny, it takes 3 to make enough scrambled eggs to feed 15 people. Do you have such small eggs in the UK?
I haven't even asked about egg sizes yet! For all I know American eggs are like:
1.50 hours of NYC traffic? Isn't that like 1.5 miles?No 60 pack is for when you don't want to drive through 1.5 hours of NYC traffic each way just to get to a walmart everyday and generally want to stock up for 3-4 weeks.
BTW have you seen the sheer size of American refrigerators vs those sold overseas? We tend to stock up and other countries keep minimal things in them!
So different culture and btw I usually buy 2 60 packs at once.. 1 60 pack is gone in 10 days tops if not earlier in my family.
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the size of their egg cartons but by the content of their character. I have a dream today.
1.50 hours of NYC traffic? Isn't that like 1.5 miles?