I couldn't make a better case than this...
It always goes back to the same kinda question, doesn't it? Who's the bigger jerkoff - the guy who thought to put that on the package, or the guy who buys in to the whole concept and pays twice as much at retail of what it should cost because of it? (Asking for a friend...)
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Questions we keep asking ourselves...
This is a fragment from the ‘Murchison Meteorite’ that landed in Victoria, Australia in 1969. It has been dated at nearly 4.95 billion years old – nearly 500 million years older than the age of the Earth.
How can they date something beyond human life itself? What reference do you have before our own existence? Isn't it all mearly conjecture on our part?
Ahhh - still pretty cool stuff this....
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ole Jimi didn't do his full two...
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President Biden joked Monday that he only showed up to a White House event because he heard there would be ice cream — before addressing the horrific mass shooting that left six dead at a Nashville elementary school hours earlier.
“My name is Joe Biden. I’m Dr. Jill Biden’s husband,” the 80-year-old president began his remarks at an East Room gathering of women-owned businesses. “And I eat Jeni’s ice cream — chocolate chip. I came down because I heard there was chocolate chip ice cream,” he said.
“By the way, I have a whole refrigerator full upstairs,” Biden added at his only scheduled public appearance of the day. “You think I’m kidding? I’m not.”
... CNN - A one-eyed cat named Crash is the first-ever cat to win the Cadbury Bunny contest, making him the brand’s official “spokesbunny” for the year. The chocolate company announced Crash’s win in a news release Tuesday. The lucky winner is an 8-year-old from Boise, Idaho, according to the release.
Crash was injured in a “devastating” car accident, according to the release. The accident left him “severely injured and left with one eye.”
While healing at a local shelter, Crash’s “quirky, outgoing personality” earned him the love of shelter staff, the release said. As the winner of the Cadbury Bunny tryouts, Crash will star in the 2023 Cadbury “Clucking Bunny” commercial. He’ll also receive a prize of $5,000 for himself, as well as $5,000 “to the shelter of his choice,” according to the release. Crash’s owner, Maddie Corey, expressed her pride at her furry friend’s accomplishment in the release.
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down this very street. On a night almost exactly like this...
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Regulators in the US are cracking down on operators of an “extended vehicle warranty” telemarketing scam with action that could see the responsible parties face a lifetime ban from the vehicle warranty industry. Under proposed court orders drawn up on March 23rd, three companies - American Vehicle Protection Corporation (AVP), CG3 Solutions, and Tony Gonzalez Consulting Group - and their owners would be permanently banned from both the extended automobile warranty industry and all outbound telemarketing.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger on Monday said his company will begin laying off staff starting this week, the first of three rounds of expected cuts following his announcement in February that the company would axe 7,000 jobs.
The cuts to Disney’s global workforce are part of a multibillion-dollar cost-cutting initiative aimed at streamlining the company’s operations in a period of media industry turmoil.
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A lot of these chains are finally saying enough is enough and closing up stores ravaged by crime and useless help, I would love just once to see one of these CEO's strap on a pair of balls and tell the world the real reason they're closing up shop. Coloured folks don't like paying for anything or working for anything and thems the facts!!
ReplyDeleteOn the Murchison meteorite - carbon dating (and other methods) can tell with a fair degree of precision how old something is. And it has nothing to do with how long humans have been around. That is an entirely different and unrelated topic. To conflate the two is to err. And we don't need to have a reference before our own existence. All we're looking for is, how old is the thing? Oh, and the estimate for the Earth is closer to 6 billion years old, not less than 5 billion. But hey, at this point, what's a billion or so between friends, eh?
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