Tar_Alcaran

Better park off the park buddy. I doubt they’re going to let you try a second time after you reveal your visit beliefs.

I looked at biggest stadiums on wikipedia and then didn’t count the one that closed (#1) and the one in North Korea (#2).

Of course it is. There’s this secret method called “paying for it”.

I’m sorry, is their name “Ms. Garlic”?

Also the fact that you have a permanent residence permit means you are, by definition, not a citizen.

The Colosseum was just a stadium. A pretty one, but really just a big building among other big buildings. The great pyramids were the effort of a whole nation. They’re the Delta Works, the ISS, the Panama canal, the Three Gorges dam. The Colosseum the equivalent of Michigan stadium…

Ancient Egypt specifically fell because of Rome, but it had a much better time at the early middle ages than a lot of other former roman provinces.

I’m not from remotely near there, but I pay 12 euros a month for water… That would be over 2 years for me…

If there were real giants in Egypt at any point, I’d cancel my vacation and go to Egypt right fucking now.

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In several European countries, people who have favorable views of right-wing populist parties are less likely to have a positive view of Zelenskyy. In Germany, for example, supporters of Alternative for Germany (AfD) are about half as likely as those who do not support AfD to express confidence in the Ukrainian leader (31% vs. 61%). In some cases, the pattern is reversed: Spanish supporters of the right-wing populist party Vox are more confident in Zelenskyy than nonsupporters

Gee, I wonder why.

One man’s total disaster is another’s gleeful happyness

Stocker? At an Aldi???

“i gave up and left, but won’t take no for an answer!”

This is legit the answer though. All those little islands have palm trees because coconuts floated over the sea and sprouted on the beach

No, the Orangatang

An unfortunate reality is that while we CAN store things safely, that doesn’t mean they always will be.

In addition to hazardous materials regulations, I also do workplace safety, and this doesn’t surprise me at aaaaall. People get really casual around stuff that kills you slowly.

In pretty sure that’s just Africa, with some water in between because they never crossed the deep desert and didn’t realize it connects to the southern bit.

Oh yeah, you could totally just leave it in a giant pool and ignore it. It’ll react, evaporate and eventually break down into cyanide again, rain down, subtly poison the area, react again, evaporate again, etc.

And that’s great for the owner of the big pool of cyanide, and very bad for everyone else. Stuff that evaporates doesn’t disappear, the cyanide doesn’t magically change into cookiedough. You’re just spreading it around more.

That’s uhh, not what that says. One of the two mentions of half life are your body converting cyanide into thiocyanate, which will kill you and depending on your last bowel movement, make your corpse into hazardous waste itself.

The other mention is hydrogen cyanide in air, which is lighter than air and will decompose back into cyanide eventually, scattering it over a large area. Which will technically make it go away from your site, but spreading toxic waste over the countryside is illegal for a reason.