I mean, that may be true, but not because of this. Libraries pay for each copy of a book they lend.

>but that did not deter me from buying a Speed Queen.

I think you're taking it too literally.

Stranger danger was a thing that was drilled into the heads of kids in the 80s and 90s about vans pulling up and nabbing children, but that entire thing was massively out of proportion to reality and probably did more damage to society than it helped. It's closer to mythology than it is an actual danger faced by kids.

That's like winning a million dollars in the lottery.

Rigger please

You're downvoting me for not knowing how to use the app when I bothered to take the time to give you an explanation without any snark? What a nice individual you are.

I went to RIF because I also have it downloaded and to see the linked post in RIF, click at the top and in the box that appears, select "View original at /r/ThatsInsane".

I don't know why people like the RIF app so much, but then I really don't know why people use it and complain to others that they can't view the same stuff. It works fine in the official reddit app.

In the title of the linked post, the title is not "insane", it's a description of how it works.

"In Japan, they put a barcode in the meat package that darkens when the meat spoils, reacting to ammonia. When it darkens, the barcode is unreadable."

It's the title of the linked post.

edit: Downvoted but its literally the title of the linked post. That's why everybody knows what it says but the few downvoters who made it this far. I'm guessing you're using RIF which appears to kind of suck when sharing a post compared to other options.

Edit: why the fuck am I being downvoted for explaining this? Jesus. If I learned anything today, it's RIF isn't that good. I hated the interface but after doing the comparison here, its pretty obviously inferior since a subsection of users here cannot even figure out what's going on with this post and are angry about it, because apparently they can't see that it's sharing another post and they're confused by the interface tools which allow you to do that.

Do you see there is a caption which explains it?

"people in charge" "that care for consumers" NOT "over-charge consumers"

Right wing paramilitary-esque goons doing the party bidding and violently intervening? If that isn't the story of fascism I don't know what is.

I don't understand what you're quoting.

Edit: quote removed in edit

Not sure why you're downvoted. It's a Braun. Says it on the device. The replacement head is oral b, but that's not the part we're talking about lasting 15 years.

"always" - not always. It depends on the ratio of the rental market to the cost of purchasing.

It really and truly depends where you live. In the city of Munich for example the cost of home ownership is so high the break even point is like 50 years out. Rental yields here are the lowest in Europe.

Only if you are sitting on a large pile of cash.

Came here to make sure the top comment was about Bob Ross. Was not disappointed.

Yeah I thought the round of 32 was the group stage with one fewer match. I think champions league used to do two group stages.

Ah, I misunderstood this.

I'm talking about In the round of 32 teams.

One fewer group match? So the groups in the stage of 32 no longer all play each other? That seems... Deeply imbalanced.

Asking to rake the leaves is honestly hilarious.

I meant what the experiment to demonstrate the improvement was.

Can you TLDR what they did?