Looks a little like Frog and Toad.
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Looks a little like Frog and Toad.
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Report is that one ATC was doing the work that's supposed to be done by two, due to staffing shortages.
They rightly condemn the Nazi salute, but they haven't quite realized that forcing unwilling women to undergo childbirth is Nazi tactics.
If the corporate sponsors really want to support PBS and NPR, they'll quickly trim the announcements to a bare minimum mention.
I for one will be paying attention.
If anyone in authority at NPR happens to read this comment, I'd like to point out that it's possible to report on what the current president and his administration are doing without subjecting listeners to his mosquito-whine voice before we've had our coffee. Your Morning Edition journalists can quote him in their mellifluous tones, we'll still know it's the bloodsucker.
There's enough reason to shit on him without this. He just looks like a ginger who's spent too much time (15 minutes) in direct sunlight without slathering sunscreen on his face first.
Yeah, I saw a picture of the wrong guy, sorry!
Thanks! I started to check, clicked on a video which started with a white guy's face, and didn't stay to watch. My bad.
Yummy.com (home delivery groceries) has Veg-a-Fed Cage-Free at $5.49, and Organic Pasture-Raised at $8.99 in West Los Angeles.
I'm not one of your downvoters, but I wasn't sure if you were joking. For the second question, the story has been updated.
He's never even been quiet about his ableism.
... one of the ~~white~~self-hating ones.
~~FTFY~~ Oof! My bad, corrected
It's tampons.
Recently, the fragmentation and release of N/MPLs from period products has been demonstrated [11], by identifying synthetic polymers in 7 out of 12 products tested (polyester, PP, PE and nylon). Considering the median number of particles found in the tested products, it can be estimated that a woman using tampons could be exposed to 86 trillion fragmented synthetic polymers over a lifetime of product use. Apart from their contribution to environmental pollution with N/MPLs, it has not been shown whether plastic-containing period products releasing N/MPLs during usage may interact with the respective tissues...
From: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10380279/