Why does Mos burger make their Hokkaido beef patties ovals wider than the buns? It makes it really difficult to eat for no reason.
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Trying to help uncle phil reset their password. They do not have the dexterity to type in a password correctly. They do not know where control is on the keyboard, let alone how copy-paste works.
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Greentext@sh.itjust.works•Anon teaches you about their culture
1·10 days agoThis is why you people were expelled to the furthest possible distance.
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Greentext@sh.itjust.works•Anon teaches you about their culture
1·10 days agoThank you! Nobody I’ve pointed this out to seems to understand what an abomination cold butter on raw bread, with sprinkles is, I thought I was the crazy one.
AFAIK, The only blackmail we’ve seen in the 2% of epstein files that were released was blackmailing Gates to cover up how he gave his wife an STD. It seems like they were simply ideologically and materially aligned with Israel.
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politics @lemmy.world•Wait, Did the Democrats Just Win a Government Shutdown Fight?
222·25 days agoOnce ICE funding runs out and harm on the ground stops, the dems will have won. This is step 1. They can’t make it there without the first step, but if they don’t actually make it to affecting real people, this is just Lucy telling Charlie Brown to kick the football for the 4258tg time.
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politics @lemmy.world•The delusion of easy victory from the air may have seduced the US into another war
4·26 days agoIran was on the brink of revolution, it’s state under financial pressure. It would have sorted itself out
Starving a country via sanctions has never resulted in a revolution, except maybe South Africa. While the stated purpose is to cause enough misery within the population they overthrow the government, the real purpose is to weaken it so it can’t defend its people when we’re ready to bomb them.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Iran: Congrats! You bought passage for $2 Million through the Strait of Hormuz. *credit card declines* Iran:
15·28 days agoforeign nickation? I always thought it sounded like fornication.
Was Dan Schneider involved?
You’ll find yourself explaining whats wrong with Trump more often than explaining that you don’t support America and Americans have exactly zero influence on its actions; when I was there last year, Vietnamese liked him because the only thing they knew about him was the tarriffs on China and the Chinese often thought MAGA just meant develop America, the way China developed itself.
I’m not talking about wasabi, wasabi is its own thing, its weird that we even use the same word to refer to both wasabi and chili peppers.
There’s still sushi places that put absurd amounts of wasabi in the sushi.
Have you been to Korea or China?
Japan may be better than Europe and way better than America, but the fact that their trains work at all is in spite of deregulation, privatization, and break up of JR and all the workarounds and laws passed they needed to get the “market solutions” to not just close non-profitable stations, fire half their work force, stop paying pensions, and raise rates to the point of unaffordability.
Which is why Shinkansen tickets are like 5x more expensive than in China. Also why every city has like 10 different transit companies with transfers that can mean “walk 2 blocks on the surface”. Under capitalism, the ideal railroad makes infinite money while running zero trains and owning zero infrastructure. You literally need to use legal means to get them to deviate from this.
This is what you have to say to get mild spice in Japan.
Neoliberals: Correct. That’s why the only possible way to have HSR is if you give the railroads infinite land to develop and interest free loans. Then if you’re lucky, they’ll subsidize the unprofitable railroads by renting out the most expensive land in the city as exorbitant rates! Or maybe they’ll cut rail service and raise ticket prices anyway! Shame there’s no alternative.
Afroman, he recently won a court case after this happened.
The question isn’t do helmets reduce the risk of head injury, its “is that reduction worth the inconvenience given this situation”, for example for most people, walking around their own home has a low enough risk of head injury that a helmet isn’t worth it, while riding a motorcycle is, if you have anything to protect.
The total number of accidents and population in those cities helps. The fact that Denmark doesn’t have a helmet law suggests to me that people are expected to have the judgement regarding the risk they’re actually taking.
Are bike accidents really dangerous when you’re protected from cars and we’re talking about single gear bikes that barely go 10 mph?
Some bike models have a helmet that sits in the basket, and is supposed to unlock with the bike. But the lock never works, and I asked a worker about it and he was like “don’t worry about it”.
I think it worked at one point, but nobody bothered to use the helmet because there’s dedicated, usually separated, bike lanes almost everywhere. And then there’s a giant sidewalk you can ride on if you want to go even slower.
Either that, or there’s a separate option in the app to unlock the helmets that I wasn’t seeing.
Literally the only people in vietnam who use their indicators and take care to avoid bikes. I’m more comfortable lane-splitting between 2 buses than being within 100 feet of a construction vehicle.




And more appetizing.