lath @ lath @lemmy.world Posts 2Comments 1,753Joined 2 yr. ago
I've met the bees many times. You will get stung at least once, so make sure you're not allergic beforehand.
Also, bees don't hurt as much as wasps, usually. I say usually because some people are affected by the venom differently. Fun brag (for me), I knew someone who hated being stung by bees, but barely felt a thing when stung by wasps. They went around clearing wasp nests for a quick buck to fuel their alcohol addiction or a bottle of alcohol directly. Anyway, if you get stung by a bee and can't stand the pain, you will absolutely hate being stung by a wasp.
Some people think they can give a beating without receiving one in return.
Tom Hanks movie where he's stranded on an island and barely manages to make a fire for the first time.
He also makes a friend named Wilson.
Ikr. It was probably a bunch of dads making jokes when naming them.
Hey peeps! Easy way to tell! The Alligator has their mouth shaped like an A and the Crocodile has their mouth shaped as a C! Can't go wrong with that!
Edit: And also there's the cayman or as we like to call it, the 'kay man. You can tell because they're usually toasted.
In terms of business, it's better if it sells better, not if it's made better. The best product is the one that sells. A perfect product that doesn't sell isn't the best, it's the worst.
I think that human's wearing googly eyes in order to fit in.
Inbred sense of inferiority.
Distraint or distress is "the seizure of someone’s property in order to obtain payment of rent or other money owed", especially in common law countries.
It's an older word, but I used it poorly.
Oi! Wanking makes you blind, not deaf.
Her big, beautiful country's resources. He owns them now. Can't beat that true love's value!
Funny(?) bird story:
There was this bird chirping constantly, flying here and there, even close to me while harassing some nonchalant cat licking or nibbling on some food it found. I'm thinking maybe the cat caught the bird's partner, hence the distraint, so I chase the cat off. Then I search for remains like some feathers, but find nothing. I say sorry to the bird and move on with my day quite sad.
Couple hours later, same bird comes back, beak full with twigs for a nest and a partner sporting the same. They look around and chirp for a bit, then fly off together.
So now I can't help but wonder, did the bird use me to scare the cat away from their nesting area?
I'm sure there's a set of circumstances that can make it possible, but yeah, people generally like to embellish our stories.
Theoretically, one can move around with only the cerebellum remaining intact. For a short while at least.
Expectations aren't being fulfilled.
"Shooting" was an just example. Think in terms of size and threat of damage. Teens - small car, gang members - truck.
The numbers do seem comparable though.
The bardbarian on the other hand needs enough charisma to charm even the most unlikeliest of opponents and the constitution that can withstand their passion.
Unequal comparison. A gaggle of teens is comparable to a wedding convoy. Slow, loud and annoying.
A truck barreling down the road is like a group of gangbangers threatening to shoot anyone who looks at them funny.
Hmm.. I am indeed being funny as per the community we're in, but thank you for the good faith answer.
In conclusion: Sooo... It's not really a vacuum, but it's kinda a vacuum or at least an acceptable form of vacuum.
Qed. 🙃