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Yes, those are race car bed sheets. Yes, I’m 37. I apologize for nothing.

Good. You do you.

I see more of the world watching in horror than I see laughing.

The pumice stone is Oreos. Visually interesting, but I'm not sure about that choice otherwise.

Then I think they might be berry bowls https://www.epicurious.com/shopping/tiny-colander-berry-bowl

Letting water sit on soft fruit will speed up the process of them getting mushy and gross. So you wash them, put them in these, and the air circulates to help dry them off and they keep a little longer. I wouldn't try these with blueberries, but it looks like they'd work for strawberries, cherries, small apricots, etc. the lack of a hole in the bottom is probably because they're not for actively straining things. The size is probably about right for a single pint.

It would be good to add alt text to this image. You can do it by adding it inside the square brackets.

If a country is an enemy, it is condemned as undemocratic and sanctioned in various ways; but if it is an ally, the fact that it lacks freedom of expression, human rights or democracy is ignored ...

The European Union, in fact, imposes economic sanctions on one country, and sends financial aid and weapons to another; yet fails to do the same in the face of other, even more serious invasions with even more brutal consequences for entire populations ...

These contradictions ... suggest that, in practice, concerns boil down to the political and economic interests of different regions of the globe ...

There is no longer a real and stable framework of truth and values.

- Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, present day.

Hmm...

The decision by a sovereign instrumentality to give funds to a foreign anti-Communist political movement rather than to a Communist regime, at the time where the Cold War was beginning in earnest in Europe, is not a "commercial" act; it is jure imperii, a deeply sovereign act

- The Vatican, ~2005, arguing in Alperin v. Vatican Bank why they shouldn't have to hand over documents about, or, compensate victims of the holocaust, for laundering the gold the fascists brought them in WW2.

I look forward to seeing the documents and restitution now that the Vatican has reversed it's position. I expect this is the height of pontification though.

Yes, and lots of people in lower income countries do so using a Bluetooth keyboard.

Never had a chance with that necklace. And ceramics are hard. Nice game though, I enjoyed it!

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Bless you for trying anyway. They're truly precious, and I appreciate holding tiny sleeping babies takes absolute priority over photos.

I'm going to need more of these. Many more.

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Reminds me of hexcodle.com but better aligned with painting than tech