LifeInMultipleChoice

Yeah I looked into migrating to earth but overall it didn't seem like a great idea. Most of the world is rife with hatred of aliens and has a very much higher percentage of trafficking aliens than native peoples. They seem to be highly focused on competing against each other rather than helping their societys grow together. When was there last war, today.. that number hasn't changed in thousands of cycles. An atmospheric scan shows catestorfic changes making it inhabitable for many life forms on the planet and yet still while thousands of species have died off around them, the primary "intelligent" species ignores it while lying to their peers trying to swindle themselves into a better standing so they can think they are better than others while dooming near everything. Maybe I'll go in after the next thaw in about 65,000 cycles.

I agree, I would never shoot to hurt an animal, a gun is a weapon of death, and should always be treated as such. 1.8 years I have had the chickens here, never wanted a rooster, and he proved to be my best friend. At 11:30Pm he had a chick who tore itself out of a shell in 39 minutes. Average is 24-36 hours apparently. I'm taking closed shell to walking eyes open. Shouldn't happen. But she has. She looks tired AF here

Yeah, they had to change things, the person was hit by a human driver and flung in the self driving cars path and the human driver drove off. The self driving car didn't know what to do and dragged the body to the side of the road basically. None of these incidents took place by a Waymo vehicle though. Waymo has had to shoulder the shit that Tesla and other companies have put out. GM as you said making that "mistake".

"For example, the stated goal of both the Helms-Burton Act and the Torricelli law is to strangle the Cuban economy by cutting off its ability to carry out normal financial relations around the world."

Torricelli law, that's a principle of fluid dynamics, guess they shared a name, they must have meant the Torricelli-Graham Bill.

Copy party works pretty well, I've liked it. That said I don't have mine open to everyone, it requires a password for view/read/edit rights or whatnot, which you can easily divy out using a config file. (Not the most secure, but that's because I haven't put in any protections myself)

18-29, where do they get this biased claim from? I find it hard to believe people 7 years or so younger than me are trusting false data more than the large swaths of 65+ gobbling up misinformation about immigrants, drugs, etc. "Younger users are more active, more influential in their peer groups, and frankly, often less skeptical about what they’re seeing online."

Yeah, I was probably way to soft spotted about the dogs, spouse kept pointing out it was Halloween last night so small kids out wandering would have been predictable. As for where I live let's just say that stupid country singer who wrote a song recently about "try that in a small town" or whatever... Didn't sing it in his town, he came to our town to sing it in front of the court house here, there were a few people I know who weren't so happy about that.

Yeah, the spouse kept pointing out that it was Halloween, so the odds of small kids encountering them was definitely non-zero. It's a new day though, so it's time for me to get to making a better solution.

That said, sorry for the separate message. If your standing there with a small arm (22lr pistol) do you just let the dog leave. For me it was an easy answer that I did. Maybe a lot would not, but I just can't understand/wouldn't shoot a trapped dog who was trying to find it's meal. I figure she has pups to feed somewhere near enough. She's living in pups America. Lol. Not a good place

Yeah, we would be talking around 7 meters or 21 feet max shot. It's a guarantee hit. I don't want to fire a 9mm, 22LR, .223, at them. Salt gun I don't know if they would feel from there, but yeah it's very much "on the line" of how to scare them away forever and not hurt them

I have an old pink pellet gun I bought for my spouse years ago that I took with me. I don't want to shoot them... But scare I'm fine with

(Animal control was closed, I ended up with non-emergency line)

But they want report as dangerous, or ignore... And I told them I don't want the dogs killed for this( and to never tell my spouse that lol)

They look very well kept, but maybe it's just their short coat that makes it seem so. I talked to an officer because she demanded I called the non-emergency line. (I fired a shot at the ground 15m from where the pen is to make sure they were scared, I couldn't see them well in the dark, so I aimed where they couldn't be) 22lr round out of a pistol, not my 9mm or a rifle, something I found most reasonable... still scary as shit..) He was saying re-inforce either way and if you want me to file a report I will type of deal. Call me a coward but I don't want someone's dogs getting killed because they didn't know where they were the second time. Especially if they didn't know they got out originally. But yes, they took a life... Which makes it so much harder. That said, when I eat chicken for dinner tomorrow, is that dog any worse because "it's sustainability" or what not?