Season 3, Callie immediately falls to Projects.
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Season 3, Callie immediately falls to Projects.
Also, this season might not be for me. I'm OK seeing people kill fish, and even mice, for food, but less comfortable with higher animals being killed. Seems like we're going to see some large mammals being hunted this season.
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Season 3, Callie immediately falls to Projects.
Also, this season might not be for me. I'm OK seeing people kill fish, and even mice, for food, but less comfortable with higher animals being killed. Seems like we're going to see some large mammals being hunted this season.
Also, I thought snares were illegal? I guess Patagonia has different laws. Doesn't change the ethical issue with using snares.
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Also, I thought snares were illegal? I guess Patagonia has different laws. Doesn't change the ethical issue with using snares.
I wonder if the professional boat builder will build a boat and lose because of it.
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I wonder if the professional boat builder will build a boat and lose because of it.
I think I need to add "Ax" to the top reasons people lose on Alone. But, I don't know how you make it out there without an ax. Maybe folks who can't work an ax shouldn't try to live in the woods.
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I think I need to add "Ax" to the top reasons people lose on Alone. But, I don't know how you make it out there without an ax. Maybe folks who can't work an ax shouldn't try to live in the woods.
I have a good feeling about Callie, even if she has already started Projects. She seems like the kind of person that will be OK alone, even if I'm not entirely confident she'll be able to feed herself. She also doesn't have that hurried/frantic/frustrated kind of energy that leads to someone injuring themselves or otherwise doing something that sends them home in a hurry and in distress.
Britt is maybe too much of a tough guy to make it. He seems to know his way around the outdoors, though.
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I have a good feeling about Callie, even if she has already started Projects. She seems like the kind of person that will be OK alone, even if I'm not entirely confident she'll be able to feed herself. She also doesn't have that hurried/frantic/frustrated kind of energy that leads to someone injuring themselves or otherwise doing something that sends them home in a hurry and in distress.
Britt is maybe too much of a tough guy to make it. He seems to know his way around the outdoors, though.
This season is the first time I've heard anyone mention preserving food. Megan mentioned preserving berries and plants, Britt mentioned preserving fish. Seems like an obvious thing when you know you're going to be there in winter if you want to win, but it apparently took three seasons to discover the idea.
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This season is the first time I've heard anyone mention preserving food. Megan mentioned preserving berries and plants, Britt mentioned preserving fish. Seems like an obvious thing when you know you're going to be there in winter if you want to win, but it apparently took three seasons to discover the idea.
Cute hippy girls love stacked debris walls. Callie, another 20-something hippy chick, also built stacked debris walls, the first I think I've seen on this show.
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Cute hippy girls love stacked debris walls. Callie, another 20-something hippy chick, also built stacked debris walls, the first I think I've seen on this show.
The professional boat builder has gone beyond Projects. He is building a Contraption.
It is a boat with a propeller to carry a duck trap out into the lake.
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@ciccillo ecco, io ho usato il primo convertitore che ho trovato
però, dai, tutto sommato mi paiono un po' più cari, ma comparabili coi prezzi di oggi, no?
certo, il regionale veloce (che credo venga preso da chi all'epoca avrebbe preso la terza classe) è decisamente più economico, e quello è un bene, ma la prima classe era più economica allora della business di oggi.
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@mdione answers in Galactic Standard are perfectly fine, don't worry!
Trieste is an *interesting* case also because it became part of Italy decades later (at the end of WWI) than the official unification (1861) or the de-facto unification (1870, conquest of Rome), and then was independent for a few years after WWII.
Other than that, yeah, there have been quite a few changes in how citizenship can be transmitted by descent through generations of people not living in Italy, afaik for Italy it was stricter in the past, then became quite liberal, and then the fascist (2.0) governments have started to add more and more restrictions, for obvious political reasons :(
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A sparrow flew through
My bedroom, and living room
Crashed on a window(A sad true story, tho it wasn't a sparrow, but a tit)
#haiku
#dailyhaikuprompt - sparrow
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The professional boat builder has gone beyond Projects. He is building a Contraption.
It is a boat with a propeller to carry a duck trap out into the lake.
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Almost 3AM, I feel I got nothing done today. A wild untruth. I just got nothing done from the list of things I actually wanted to do. I wish tiredness wasn't an issue. It feels wild to still be worrying about work amidst everything else that is happening. I want to go to the beach. It's been so long since I went out in the middle of the night for a drive to nowhere. I wish I had somewhere to go. A place to stay. I don't need less worry, but I'd like not to have these precise worries.
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Brian Eno News (@dark-shark.bsky.social)
https://bsky.app/profile/dark-shark.bsky.social/post/3mcyky2ivn22s
> From Brian Eno to Sir Antony Gormley, artists unite for Health Workers 4 Palestine art auction taking place on February 1, 2026 https://www.healthworkers4palestine.com/seeds-of-solidarity/
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@Uilebheist
Cretino di Troia? 😄
(A me a scuola non l'hanno insegnato, l'ho scoperto per conto mio andando a studiare storie e leggende.)
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@ju Ho vaghi ricordi di 45 anni fa che ce l'hanno detto a scuola.
Naturalmente noi lo chiamavamo in un modo che suona simile ma con due parole offensive.
