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I read your warning, and I still clicked the link. And then I threw up a little in my mouth.

Regarding 1, in the Netherlands there’s a rather (in)famous family of lawyers named Moszkowicz (different spelling, same name?), which are of Polish-Jewish heritage.

The link is correct, but direct linking is blocked for some reason. If you go to the link from here you will get the article.

We use rince aid for dish washing machines. Works great.

$20? For that money it should be unlimited!

LOL

I take it that you’re not a parent. So, if Snapchat is not able to know that someone is a sex offender, how is a parent to know? All you can do as a parent is talk to your kids about the dangers of these kind of apps. Sure, you could, and maybe should, forbid usage of these apps, but at the end of the day you’re not looking over your kids shoulders 24/7.

These gems probably weren’t even on display in the museum, just hoarded in storage forever.

According to the book, grok is the Martian word for “to drink”. Since water is rare on Mars (and it is needed for life), it is a holy substance. Martians (and people studying the Martian language) share a drink of water to become “water brothers”, bathing is a profound ritual and to understand something or somebody completely is referred to as “drinking” them or it.

My username literally means salt, so…

This is the general meaning of the word “to grok”, as originated in Heinlein’s book “Stranger in a Strange Land”.

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I should have specified that I mean the x-files type of UFO’s, containing aliens.

At this rate with this mentality, we are going to have photo “evidence” of bigfoot and UFO’s before 2030.

I agree, and it will probably break down anyway giving enough time. But it would be even better to take it out of the environment completely. The best would be not to even produce it for trivial stuff, so it doesn’t get to pollute the environment.

You would have to bury them really deep to prevent them from being converted fully back to CO2, or worse methane, by other organisms.

Certain rocks/minerals will do this. But there is no financial driver today to do it.

From other times something like this came up:

1. The rate of conversion is too low
2. It will only eat plastic if other carbon sources aren’t available
   Probably more, this is from the top of my head. Also, this will still cause the plastic to eventually be converted into CO2 which is released in the atmosphere.

Because Zeeland gets taken over by Germans in the summer, and OP seems to be German.

Old zeeland is still where it used to be. (I would make a joke about Germans here, but can’t think of anything clever right now)