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5·5 days agoIf we are talking oldest, Romans are babies in the crib!
I second pottery shards - they are abundant and go back tens of thousands of years. Even if you wanted a “complete” item, potsherds were used for all types of purposes as complete tools, building materials, writing surfaces, etc.
Yes, but one was in a galaxy far far away
Reminds me of the Feng Shui guy on TikTok… “Just fix it!”
Oh-neh
Twah
Three is fine
Fah-oor
Feevey
Oh, I thought you meant just repeat the same day that just happened. I did not understand the question.
I could finally ride every ride at Disneyland.
I’ve been pretty happy with Tuta. I just have a free account, but it does seem like it has pretty good features and phenomenal security.
They seem pretty legit based on the research I’ve done. With a small niche program like that, they kind of have to be because one misstep and they would lose their entire base.
Pineapple on pizza comes from Canada.
🌈🌟 the more you know!
Not sure, but https://exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/ lets you check any app for the presence of trackers. Is that relevant?
Honestly, sounds like one of those made up sci-fi dates.
Has anybody heard of any plan or idea to reduce microplastics? We’ve been hearing all this research over the past five years especially about all of the scary places we’re finding microplastics (like our brains, and testicles, and the top of Mt. Everest). I have yet to hear about any studies into reducing microplastics.
In most cases, it’s probably safe, but ask a lawyer. Led Zeppelin has a bunch of songs about Lord of the Rings.
Probably the most famous example is Barbie Girl. The musical group Aqua created the song and was sued by Mattel. The toy company won the rights of the song because it was specifically using their product IP. They referenced specific features of the toy line, including the names of Barbie and Ken. Mattel was able to demonstrate that the song harmed their IP. That was the key feature IIRC. In the end, I think that it was ruled that the song was clearly a parody. So any harm that was caused, people would not assume was connected with the real-world toy.
Honestly, the best treatment of this was in the pre-streaming world with the “next time on Arrested Development.”
The running joke is that they would pretty much never happen, except once in a while when they did.
Nobody mention the Joker sequel…