Well the competitor is owned by the largest supermarket chain and they try to follow amazons buns model, so it’s kinda shitty and capitalistic all the same.
But because it’s smaller in scale and doesn’t impact the silly chain that much it’s still mildly better (think Amazon right years ago.
But for the time being it’s slightly better. I think it’s great that Amazon has a competitor that didn’t lose out.
Amazon was never active in my neck of the woods, we had a local competitor. This was a bit shitty for a while, as it didn’t have the same reach Amazon had.
When Amazon finally rented the market it was ok for a while and then enshittification came in.
So we still use the competitor.
Don’t vote for the old people
Not asking, making it the rule
Why not have a cut off age?
Laat time this got posted someone linked the real book,I forgot the title.
However the gun was orange and clearly a flare gun. Where that was stored in the dinghy isn’t clear
I wonder what they had planned afterwards, had people believe it. It’s really hard to start a new life without any prior registration or I’d.
Shame for the doppelganger that died such a senseless death
Not worth if not made with ass pennies
Fun fact: Brocollis is the ‘veg kids don’t like’ in Amercia mostly. Pixar even edited scenes in ‘Inside Out’ where a dad feeds his daughter broccoli, turing it into bell peppers for the asian market:
https://www.businessinsider.com/why-inside-out-has-different-scenes-in-other-countries-2015-7?op=1
How so?
Now do amount of upvotes per subscriber
It’s called ‘Alias Paulus’ bij Thijs Voskuilen. Unfortunately it’s not translated in english.
I’ve read an interesting book that suggests the apostle Paul, or Saul of Tarsus was a Roman plant, a double agent meant to divide the Christian sect.
From his sudden conversion to all subversive things he wrote in his letters, it seems like he’s introduction subservience to Rome into the creed.
Read in that manner, he would be amazed that not only the christians embraced those aspects of his, but that they in time managed to become the main faith of the Roman empire and supercede it by a mile.
It’s the market gardener
Tbh Europeans of the start of the nineteenth century had this too, but with Napoleon.
Who was turned away for losing and putting hundreds of thousands to their early grave. And then the king came back and they were like ‘oh this Napoleon guy wasn’t so bad after all.’
And then Napoleon lost again, got exiled and again the king retuned, people became so desirous of late Napoleon again that they elevated his nephew to emperor.
So you can say at least that however bad technocrats are, kings seem to be worse, by a margin.
I was just arguing against the ‘free’ bit of the argument. But I agree with you.
We go to different restaurants, you and me
This one did get a single deep sharp hah out of me. So lol I guess.
Could you see to my garden plx