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@LoschbourStev That wood is already being colonized by fungi and strange, alien-like microbes.

Something doesn’t feel right about burning a piece of wood with moss growing in it

@gnarcader Is this 4?

GG Man, this game was a lot better than I could have expected. I had no idea that Sega was capable of good RPGs. I had a lot of fun. I'd like to thank PS4 Twitter for the tips, lore and overall good vibes you gave me while I was sharing my updates. You guys are the best.

@AlexBeyman @gnarcader Suggestions please?

@gnarcader Game Gear has some bangers too

@miles_commodore Learn to drain your lymphatic system with massage during a hot shower.

The pollen is kicking my butt. I’ve never had it this bad in March before.

@sparsons9753 @miles_commodore Lymphatic drainage massage in a hot shower.

@miles_commodore Take 1/2 of a 25 mg Benadryl at bedtime and tomorrow you will be able to function a little better 🤪🤔

@ick_real I am no communist. I buy my books. The Author deserves something.

How many people actually have library cards as adults? 🥸

@AntiCommieBecca They are scared. Communist propaganda uses fear.

Why are elderly white people so susceptible to communist propaganda? 🤔

@BillyM2k This helps: x.com/i/status/20310…

is it just a rule that after you’re 40 you just have lower back pain forever

@BillyM2k Hang on monkey bars.

@uncledoomer True story. A friend's mom was there. npr.org/2022/08/26/111…

genuinely why wouldnt this still be good

@Rainmaker1973 The water has evaporated!

The planet has officially entered an era of global water bankruptcy. Decades of relentless overuse, widespread pollution, and accelerating climate change have driven critical water systems—rivers, lakes, aquifers, and wetlands—beyond the threshold of meaningful recovery. What were once viewed as temporary or regional shortages have evolved into a persistent, systemic state where natural water "capital" is irreversibly depleted. Key indicators of this new reality include: - Around 70% of the world's major aquifers exhibiting long-term declines due to excessive extraction. - More than half of all large lakes shrinking significantly since the early 1990s. - The loss of natural wetlands equivalent to nearly the size of the European Union (about 35–410 million hectares) over the past 50 years. This depletion represents a profound drawdown of the planet's environmental reserves—the long-term storage in aquifers, glaciers, soils, and ecosystems that once buffered humanity against variability. The consequences are stark: nearly 4 billion people now face severe water scarcity for at least one month each year, while billions more live in regions with declining or unstable water storage that underpin over half of global food production. To confront this harsher hydrological reality, the focus must shift from reactive crisis response and hopes of returning to outdated "normal" conditions. Instead, experts emphasize the need for a fundamental redesign of food systems, cities, and economies to align with actual, diminished water availability. This requires: - Accepting permanent losses and prioritizing protection of remaining natural buffers (such as healthy soils, rivers, and wetlands). - Implementing aggressive efficiency gains, transparent water accounting, and enforceable limits. - Pursuing equitable, radical adaptations to secure fair access to the world's increasingly scarce and precious freshwater resource. Without swift, systemic change—especially in agriculture, which consumes roughly 70% of freshwater withdrawals—water bankruptcy will continue to spread, threatening food security, economic stability, and social peace on a planetary scale. [United Nations. The Economics of Water: Valuing the Hydrological Cycle as a Global Common Good. Global Commission on the Economics of Water]

@maietta Lenovo refurbished outlet

Shopping for a laptop? Like Linux? Get a used Thinkpad.

@cobie He probably used horse paste.

Did that guy really cure his dogs cancer with Claude or did I simply fall for some internet hoax again in my old age

@itmatters2me3 What state do you live in?

There are 3 people I'll vote for in 2028: Rand Paul Thomas Massie Ron DeSantis

@DerekDurst1 @GameSpot Mine went missing for a year. I found it one day in its case. Strange. Hopefully yours returns.

@GameSpot Im still mad my 3ds and most of my games got lost when I moved into my house.

Even In The Age Of The Steam Deck And The Switch, The Nintendo 3DS Is The Best Portable Console dlvr.it/TRkzr9

@OfAthenry One Hot Minute was great.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are not good, and I'm tired of people pretending that they are.

@DowdEdward The Greatest expansion of money printing the US has ever seen.

I watched it: Apparently we have never seen such a great economy in the history of America.

@beinlibertarian If we give the libertarians power, Will we find out they are just as bad?

Rand Paul 2028

@TheCalvinCooli1 I don't want to find out if the libertarians are pro-war.

🚨Just in: Kentucky Senator Rand Paul says he is 50-50 on running for President in 2028 He believes he can link the libertarian wing with the business wing to counter GOP populists. Paul said: “We’re thinking about it. I would say 50-50.” Via: CBS News

@PatrickHeizer Start spitting seeds. It is fun and the fruit spreads quickly.

Imagine how much money could be saved, and how many memories could be made, if there was a national effort to plant a few berry bushes in nearly every yard in America. We could have an abundance of berries, instead we plant ornamentals.