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Whenever Culber is on screen I turn to my partner and say he’s died. More often than not it comes up.
Whenever Culber is on screen I turn to my partner and say he’s died. More often than not it comes up.
Out of curiosity, how does one find this so called “anime porn”?
I didn’t mention people with disabilities. I’m very pro people with disabilities buying and using ebikes. What I am attempting to get across is that a lot of people would do great with trying to cycle before dropping big money on an ebike.
I would love to have a Brompton or something like that for the same reason. Or easier to take it to other cities to ride.
I’m a cyclist myself and a few members of my family went out and bought ebikes before they would even go on casual kid friendly rides with me on their traditional bikes. While I appreciate the ebike making people more confident biking I feel like the people I know with ebikes could have literally just used a traditional bike and in a month they wouldn’t find it hard.
You’d be surprised how easy biking is. Plus the more you do it the easier it gets.
Exactly, why do all animals not have an inherent right to live?
You honestly just know when it’s a Frakes directed episode. Things just feel quality.
Why would they not?
“Utilize” implies that animals are a resource for consumption instead of living things with their own right to live. As another comment pointed out we don’t “utilize” humans after they have been murdered. A goal of veganism is to stop factory farming but it is not what veganism is. If you consider all animals as having a right to life you then wouldn’t consider their bodies as resources after they were murdered but instead as victims.
Personally I see it as a selling feature knowing that an anime is only going to be one or two cour. I don’t like to watch series that never end so it’s nice knowing that the story has a conclusion.
I always laugh when you point out inconsistencies with your direct writing style.