I've never had meat but I think cheese and milk and they were fine
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Goatober: Goat Products As Food in October
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https://infogalactic.com/info/Wicker_man
> A wicker man was a large wicker statue purportedly used by the ancient Druids (priests of Celtic paganism) for sacrifice by burning it in effigy, according to Julius Caesar in his Commentarii de Bello Gallico (Commentary on the Gallic War).[1][2]
> Archaeological evidence from the British Isles seems to indicate that human sacrifice may have been practiced, over times long pre-dating any contact with Rome. Human remains have been found at the foundations of structures from the Neolithic time to the Roman era, with injuries and in positions that argue for their being foundation sacrifices.
They've snuck this ancient practice of burning a wooden effigy ritually in to the secular annual "Burning Man" event:
https://infogalactic.com/info/Burning_Man
> A wicker man was a large wicker statue purportedly used by the ancient Druids (priests of Celtic paganism) for sacrifice by burning it in effigy, according to Julius Caesar in his Commentarii de Bello Gallico (Commentary on the Gallic War).[1][2]
> Archaeological evidence from the British Isles seems to indicate that human sacrifice may have been practiced, over times long pre-dating any contact with Rome. Human remains have been found at the foundations of structures from the Neolithic time to the Roman era, with injuries and in positions that argue for their being foundation sacrifices.
They've snuck this ancient practice of burning a wooden effigy ritually in to the secular annual "Burning Man" event:
https://infogalactic.com/info/Burning_Man
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"bro" there are tons of us on "our" side together; we may not be on "their" side in the comic but we're not alone.
I also may not agree with everyone here on certain things, we have overlapping things we do agree on at times tho
even people on the other side at times are agreeing with us on things
Regarding blacks in the pic, I know this board is often focused on white people, but with conservative politics there are tons of minorities waking up that the leftist madness isn't good for them either, and I see a lot more blacks willing to call out bad black behavior (like 13/50 stuff) and to acknowledge and appreciate good white behavior
Just hoping to add a little whitepill, we definitely have a lot of people overlapping on "our" side
I also may not agree with everyone here on certain things, we have overlapping things we do agree on at times tho
even people on the other side at times are agreeing with us on things
Regarding blacks in the pic, I know this board is often focused on white people, but with conservative politics there are tons of minorities waking up that the leftist madness isn't good for them either, and I see a lot more blacks willing to call out bad black behavior (like 13/50 stuff) and to acknowledge and appreciate good white behavior
Just hoping to add a little whitepill, we definitely have a lot of people overlapping on "our" side
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For Those Who Don't Like Vaccines At All Anymore, How Do You Feel About Vaccinating Animals?
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> farm animals
been wondering about this too, you could cull some animals or try natural treatments
also important to know I guess if you lose access to vaccines if there are supply shortages or whatever
I posted this without much extra info, but actually then went to a search engine and see a few different articles bringing up this topic, like one from 2018 complaining about how "anti-vaxxers" don't want to vaccinate certain animals.
been wondering about this too, you could cull some animals or try natural treatments
also important to know I guess if you lose access to vaccines if there are supply shortages or whatever
I posted this without much extra info, but actually then went to a search engine and see a few different articles bringing up this topic, like one from 2018 complaining about how "anti-vaxxers" don't want to vaccinate certain animals.
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A theory of categories of toys and games
Some toys are for adults too, though they may be of a higher quality. Example: a beginner child's guitar versus a classical guitar for an adult. It's interesting to me the "toys" that adults also like to play with, or how children's recreation can overlap with that of adults' recreation.
Categories:
art / music supplies (music instruments, chalk / pencils / markers, clay, cameras, etc.)
dolls / action figures / playsets / accessories (stuffed animals, etc.)
furniture
vehicles (bikes, motorized, scooters, etc.)
remote control (RC) devices (drones, rc cars, etc.)
computers and accessories (PC, tablet, ereader, etc.)
board or video games (card games, etc.)
puzzles
building toys or models (lego, knex, model trains, model cars, etc.)
play weapons (toy swords, nerf guns, water guns, etc.)
physical playsets (swings, slides, houses, etc.)
sporting equipment (hoop, trampoline, baseball bat)
science toys
clothes
books
If I forgot something, leave a comment to add (this list was based on a quick skim of both linked catalogs)
foods (candy, seasonal items, etc.)
Some toys are for adults too, though they may be of a higher quality. Example: a beginner child's guitar versus a classical guitar for an adult. It's interesting to me the "toys" that adults also like to play with, or how children's recreation can overlap with that of adults' recreation.
Categories:
art / music supplies (music instruments, chalk / pencils / markers, clay, cameras, etc.)
dolls / action figures / playsets / accessories (stuffed animals, etc.)
furniture
vehicles (bikes, motorized, scooters, etc.)
remote control (RC) devices (drones, rc cars, etc.)
computers and accessories (PC, tablet, ereader, etc.)
board or video games (card games, etc.)
puzzles
building toys or models (lego, knex, model trains, model cars, etc.)
play weapons (toy swords, nerf guns, water guns, etc.)
physical playsets (swings, slides, houses, etc.)
sporting equipment (hoop, trampoline, baseball bat)
science toys
clothes
books
If I forgot something, leave a comment to add (this list was based on a quick skim of both linked catalogs)
foods (candy, seasonal items, etc.)
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Harvard Research Says "U.S. Christianity" Is Not Shrinking But Growing Stronger (The Federalist, 2019)
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