The bottom text and rule 4, sure. The rest is questionable.

It needs to have stuff about marksmanship, the larger mission, concealment and surprise ect.

He actually prefers to leave the bun off his burgers anyway. I’m not kidding.

There’s enough time in between now and then it’s possible the worst will have passed and we’ll be putting things back together.

Cheese is not mold, though. Blue cheese contains it, other kinds are milk solids and maybe some bacteria.

Edit: To answer the question: Soy can be turned into either bioplastic or food. Pure carbon can be diamonds or soot/coal/graphite. Electrical resistance can either be unwanted waste or the primary purpose of the circuit (like in a space heater).

Yup, there’s a specific pattern for each time signature, and if you get really lost you can tell where in the measure you should be by them.

The patterns for cursed time signatures are equally cursed.

TBF sometimes the conductor is the original composer. Just obviously not usually, at least if it’s a very successful piece or they’re dead.

1. It’s like a semaphore type thing, the position of the baton shows where the beat is, and the conductor can signal other things as well like “emphasis here” or “quieter” with body language. An orchestra where everyone does their own thing wouldn’t sound very good.
2. It’s hard to get up and bow with certain instruments, there might not be space, and you couldn’t see past the first row very well anyway. I always assumed the bow by the conductor was on behalf of everyone.

Who sells all their US bonds, and stops recognising intellectual property?

European governments, citizens or China? All three don’t quite make sense. China would be out of nowhere, citizens don’t decide intellectual property, and EU governments may or may not hold significant treasury bonds, and have IP vulnerabilities of their own.

Who does?

You would think so, wouldn’t you.

It’s really more like Texas. Populous, rich and with major cities that are a lot more progressive.

Ah. Lemmy shits on Alberta in particular so much I get defensive, sorry. Canadian Lemmy seems to overlook the exact same shit in other provinces.

Maple MAGA exists, but it’s a pretty tiny minority. Even in rural Alberta most people are pro-Canada.

Yeah, seems like.

The problem is that the second part really isn’t true. They’ve been relied on for a whole lot. It’s very painful to move on, even if the relationship seems unsalvagable, and so there’s a lot of hopium out there about waiting this presidential term out and then everything goes back to normal.

You have to factor in how much more words matter to Trump than anything else. If I was Carney I’d probably sound the same - in public.

Yeah, Canada is the same.

They’re definitely invited to my imaginary post-NATO alliance, but I’m curious, why do you bring it up?

The question is which Carney was the act, right? The pre-election version, or the one after? Even if he is elbows-up, doing it quietly would be imperative, so it’s not impossible.

Well, for one thing, a car is a luxury in most of the world. Ask how people feel about riding on busses. Sometimes the answer is that they can’t for some reason, but usually it’s just that they prefer a private vehicle and no timetables.

For another, a good potion of the population isn’t actually struggling, and has Amazon or Temu stopping by to deliver dumb stuff from China all the time. Like, that entire sector, along with meal delivery, is all about spending surplus income. I’m not talking about the bottom quarter here.

I mean, there are TikTok trends which are basically the same thing. It’s just that you’re on Lemmy instead like a nerd.

(Yes, that was a self-own)