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2024-08-27 18:19:12

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Maybe a little hyperbolic, but not by much. The only way to avoid overhead cost on prepared-food is dumpster diving - which comes with its own risks and usually isn’t worth it.

2024-08-12 19:34:17

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From the OrthodoxWiki:
> The epithet "Grozny" is associated with might, power and strictness, rather than poor performance, horror or cruelty. Some authors more accurately translate it into modern English as Ivan the Awesome

2024-07-31 06:28:41

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I work with a SDA apostate; he’s still fairly close vis-a-vis family connections, but has become enamored with Space Colony: Earth theory wherein Genesis 1 describes a terraforming expedition, and Man was engineered to mine gold for unseen alien overlords that return every once in a while for “extraction”.
He’s an interesting chap, in his way - but has been soundly inoculated against Traditional Christianity; having in his mind already “been there done that”.

2024-07-29 14:37:44

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Ah, I see you’ve met Fr. Joseph and Bp. Enoch. I love those guys; however, I’m not technically in Communion with them and cannot vouch for their Apostolic Succession. In any case, do you know them well enough to discern that their lives *aren’t* transformed ? How would you know ?

2024-07-29 14:30:31

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Indeed, these are the Last Days; and have been the Last Days for nigh 2000 years.
Sincere question; how many True Orthodox Christians do you know, personally ?
Not to infer we’re somehow less sinful by any stretch. But I’d be lying if I said the Holy Mysteries do *not* have a profound transformative effect on my life, and those around me who also partake.
There *might be* four million of us in the entire world - if I’m being extremely optimistic.

2024-07-29 13:51:37

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Thank you for affirming this vital and essential Tradition, regarding our central Mystery. I very much consider my family a Catholic one.
> … catholic doctrine …
St. Vincent of Lerins had this to say about The Faith:
> … This being the case, he is the true and genuine Catholic who loves the truth of God, who loves the Church, who loves the Body of Christ, who esteems divine religion and the Catholic Faith above every thing, above the authority, above the regard, above the genius, above the eloquence, above the philosophy, of every man whatsoever; who sets light by all of these, and continuing steadfast and established in the faith, resolves that he will believe that, and that only, which he is sure the Catholic Church has held universally and from ancient time …
👆🏻what he said.

2024-07-29 02:21:59

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It only appears as a “failed religion” if one ignores the whole thing Our Lord said about His Kingdom not being of this world.
The entire Creation is a means, not an end in itself.

2024-07-25 05:11:25

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Anonymous online accounts’ bizarre interpretations of Prophetic Scripture don’t have any bearing - historical or otherwise - on the unanimous testimony of Saints throughout the millennia. I neither have nor expect to have any control over the opinions of accounts that make no claims whatsoever to Orthodoxy.

2024-07-25 05:04:15

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Me ?
I haven’t created any such thing.
I believe as I received from The Church, who has demonstrably held this view since Apostolic times.

2024-07-25 04:34:20

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The distinction is that Biblical Israel is Christendom, and always has been; while the secular state calling itself “Israel” is a modern fraud and identity theft.

2024-07-25 04:06:25

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Bunsen here is referring to the modern secular state calling itself “Israel” - not Biblical Israel. Important difference.

2024-07-17 20:57:49

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> The primary thing … is your intention
True in *so many* arenas.

2024-07-12 05:17:46

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Dan is technically younger than I am; but for some reason he’s like how I’d have hoped my dad would have turned out. Big paternal vibe ngl.

2024-07-09 08:44:16

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Is it the same situation ? I don’t know but that *nobody* but maybe William Luther Pierce and *possibly* Pat Buchanan had any idea what that was about in the 90s. Hindsight’s 20/20 though.
Globohomo should be stopped, no doubt about it. But holy crap, these bankster kikes sure have the whole damn thing sewed up, that they can “magically” convince the Soviets to blow up a very specific set of Whites that “just happen” to be living in “Khazaria”.

2024-07-09 08:37:58

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It’s just weird, innit ?
Like even *if* it were somehow proven to have been Ukrainian missle(s), all it proves is that this conflict is being used to justify White casualties and destroy vital infrastructure and services.
And I think in all likelihood the simpler and better explanation is that “Russia” was simply going after military targets that “just happened to be“ near a hospital.
My point is that it’s really freakin weird to see how many /ourguys/ just rationalize the whole thing.

2024-07-09 08:27:33

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I mean, sincere question.
As far as I can tell, this conflict *somehow* led to a medical facility in a 97% White nation getting destroyed. I don’t really see how anyone who doesn’t just hate Whites would see something like that as “acceptable losses”, ngl.
What confuses me is why so many people in The West are making excuses for the Soviet “Russian” state apparatus. Cui bono ?

2024-07-09 08:19:23

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That’s your takeaway from that ?
Is anyone disputing this hospital got blown up ?

2024-07-09 07:43:01

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I mean, I completely understand the appeal of globohomo getting their face bloodied; what I don’t understand is the need amongst so many Westerners to defend the Russian State apparatus. They’re blowing up hospitals full of White kids, but it’s okay because Go Russia ?

2024-07-06 14:20:42

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Yes; and it keeps better if you pass it through a coffee filter first.

2024-07-06 14:00:23

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Why on earth does that pastry have numeral-shaped holes arranged near its circumference ? Is this some sort of math joke ? Well I never.

2024-07-06 09:04:05

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> To do so implies a will that changes within time, otherwise everything would reach its telos instantly with intervention.
Methinks thou imposeth a constraint upon God, that has no basis in Theological fact.

2024-07-06 05:48:45

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Yep yep; it’s not *our* job to make sure communist culture destroyers survive their helicopter-dive.

2024-07-05 12:59:32

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She’s not wrong, but the real roots of the problem go a lot deeper than is reached by blaming “Christians“ in general for it.

2024-07-05 03:21:28

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I started referring to it as “Ex-Twitter“, because it kind of makes sense. But it‘s never going to shed “Twitter” in a thousand years. If the intention was to move away from it, it was a very poor decision.
It was a very poor branding decision by any metric.

2024-07-05 02:35:34

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branman65 - my “hottest take” I can think of is that, in spite of the obvious greatness of the man, Adolf Hitler isn’t qualified to be an Orthodox Saint. I can’t say for sure why mentioning that would be a “blockable offense”, but it definitely aroused some ire for some reason.

2024-07-05 02:30:44

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Never did figure out why that guy blocked me. Not that I’m worried about it, but I sometimes wonder why people do the many strange things they do. In any case he’s correct; Our Lord is limitless in His capacity to restore.

2024-07-04 08:18:40

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It really is just otherworldy, how well Nintendo put their flagship properties together within their specific constraints.

2024-07-04 06:34:13

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I can’t vouch for ROCOR, but you might know; do they allow Novices to pursue public office ? I’d think it would have to result in some sort of “suspension”.

2024-07-04 05:40:59

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Did you hear BroNat says he’s running for President, 2028 ? I don’t know if this holds for Greek Catholics, but I’m pretty sure monastics (even novices) aren’t allowed to pursue public office.
https://i.poastcdn.org/a9c5d650a326bb3ff556571ad29640f28162b73075faa83d20af116ed2ce7ba1.jpeg

2024-07-03 13:46:55

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I didn’t realize this was supposed to be real.

2024-07-02 20:33:43

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I had a similar sort of “light switch” moment in about 2016, when I just kind of thought to myself, “you know, everything would really make a lot more sense if jews were actually the ones calling the shots.“ It had been unthinkable up to that point; but the one-two whammy knock-out punch was both Martin Luther *and* Saint John of Kronstadt saying the same thing about them.

2024-07-02 09:30:07

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Why does it sound like you’re attacking my indexed list of seventy-three reasons tentacle-porn is actually *good* for my marriage ?

2024-07-02 09:17:21

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Can’t imagine it’d make a lick of difference, in terms of symptoms.

2024-07-02 06:22:11

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This guy solves problems.

2024-06-30 08:09:34

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My first thought was that they’re riffing on people putting some *weird* things in their Bloody Mary. But then I found out it’s serious.

2024-06-30 07:44:28

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> like a pete bog been run thru the ass of Glasgow
Aye, it’s what’s *good* about it !

2024-06-30 04:25:49

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Yep; how many South Africas does it take for the White Race to wake up to what we’re up against ?

2024-06-30 03:01:01

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I can affirm, from experience through a vast territorial expanse of my home country, a *huge* number, many millions of racially unmixed White Americans. The overwhelming majority of the actual land area is indwelt by Whites. Only in the large cities are we outnumbered. While this certainly isn’t a tolerable arrangement, it’s more understandable why it’s happened. It was treachery and deceit - not some innate defect of our people; unless high-trust is itself “defective”.

2024-06-30 02:47:07

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Lord, have mercy on Thy servants !

2024-06-30 02:44:29

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This hits the target 🎯

2024-06-29 15:49:36

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I think it’d be really great of Whites naturally disinclined toward Purity, would ramp up their tolerance of Whites that are so inclined.

2024-06-29 15:47:46

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I agree; it’s a necessary component of any functional society. Run to unchecked extremes it can end up undoing itself. But *we’ve* reached a point where we need a lot more of it.

2024-06-29 15:42:43

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Purity is an ideal that can and should be honored, as with any guiding principle.
Instances of sincere and legitimate purity are praiseworthy, and ought to receive support and even protection when necessary.
Beyond a certain point, when the pursuit of an ideal becomes so cut off from its root that it ends up destroying itself — that’s the level where it needs to be reigned in, and re-anchored to meet the needs of practical necessity that have arisen.
It’s not *crystal clear*, but I think it’s clear enough to make it work.

2024-06-29 09:27:44

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*potentially restoring, I should say. Almost certainly, some (most?) of said folk-remedies won’t be effective. One thing that makes me nervous is when people get hooked on melatonin. I’ve heard they can permanently impact the ability to fall asleep normally. This would freak me out.

2024-06-29 09:14:15

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Not at all disputing [@Floydian_Psychology](https://poa.st/users/Floydian_Psychology ) ‘s post, to be clear. My point is I think the pineal gland is a legitimate sensory apparatus - whether a sensor, or a signal processor is open to debate - and that “folk cures” for “calcified pineal gland” are legitimately restoring a valuable function.

2024-06-29 09:04:03

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I think there’s something to “decalcifying” the pineal glad, but I doubt that’s an accurate explanation.

2024-06-29 08:26:41

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Christan - ity
Ident - ity
Real - ity
Orthodox - y
In contrast of course with a vast array of -isms.

2024-06-29 08:21:20

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At least it’s not typically thought of as an -ism.

2024-06-29 06:59:40

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Oh hey got it; I wasn’t personally aware for whatever reason that @npub1mqa…vwut is CI — I’m not, but I agree with [@Snidely_Whiplash](https://nicecrew.digital/users/Snidely_Whiplash ) it’s a rather reasonable interpretation and conclusion of/from Biblical principles. Modern Westerns (and many Orthodox, too) make far too little of the racial/ethnic dimension; which I think is a serious error because it deviates dangerously from Traditional views and norms. Ethnos was *always* understood as implying shared blood, and the basic importance of preserving pure bloodlines. Given a healthy cultural preservation, occasional ”deviations” from tribal purity wouldn’t pose enough of a problem to cause extinction. Simply frowning on it as an *actual* deviation goes a *long way* in preservation. While I don’t go so far as to say that Eve committed literal adultery with the Serpent, I *do* believe Cain qualifies as “Serpent Seed” in a very real, spiritual sense. Unclean spirits and demons literally do influence and at times possess individuals, which absolutely can influence gene expression. As such, though I don’t subscribe to the literal Dual Seedline, I haven’t had much trouble “working with it”.

2024-06-29 06:22:09

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You guys seem in agreement on the subject; I’ve long held that Biblical Israel *is* Christendom. This is *the* Traditional Christian position on the subject.
judeoChristians try to impugn Trad Christians as holding “Replacement Theology”. But that’s a distortion.
Christendom did not “replace” Israel.
It’s *always been Israel*. The entire time.

2024-06-29 03:35:43

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One thing that’s great about Traditional Christianity, is you can actually *make specific, meaningful and intelligent statements* about what the Almighty God is *actually* doing with His people - past, present, and by extension and inference, future.

2024-06-28 10:52:32

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It’s true; I’d say the largest bulk of my alcohol consumption this year was Holy Communion.

2024-06-28 10:45:50

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It’s been since I got here, hasn’t it ?

2024-06-28 10:38:36

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Funny; I don’t get much out of it anymore, but it used to be a total blast.

2024-06-28 03:22:35

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Dan, have you been racist the entire time ? Or did it just sort of happen one day ?

2024-06-27 03:32:23

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The LCMS is one of precious few remaining Protestant bodies I take seriously. As such it doesn’t surprise me that rabbis are swarming around them. Do you think this represents a “mainstream LCMS” perspective ?

2024-06-27 00:19:25

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O man, they’ll stop at nothing to extract unmixed Aryan vril. I’d not be surprised if you have to start carrying blunt-force objects, unless you’re some master of disguise.

2024-06-27 00:11:01

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Dan, Dan, the farmer’s tan 😭

2024-06-26 12:29:55

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LOL The Chinese don’t appear to have actually stamped out much of anything. IIRC China has something like 20 million Christians - which is like ~four million more than the population of the Netherlands. Seems to be a growing thing, too.
So the White Man should “emulate the Chinese“. Okay, to what extent ? Just up the point of “stamping out Christianity (LOL)”, or is there more to it ?

2024-06-26 12:11:22

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There’s nothing else that even comes close. It was literally an *ancient Empire* that outlasted anything else, maintained an *incredibly high* standard-of-living and felicity of life *even* as its lands were being shorn from it, and nothing else even comes close. And it had a spiritual successor in the Romanov Dynasty, *and* the Ottomans simply plugged their own guys into the levers of power without changing much but flags and minarets. There isn’t a whole lot anyone has to meaningfully compare it with.

2024-06-26 12:02:50

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After 1100 years, sure.

2024-06-26 11:59:14

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This theory of yours flies in the face of the Eastern Roman Empire; I don’t see how to square it up with 1100 years of successful civilization.

2024-06-26 08:05:26

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I’ve heard there’s quite a bit of evidence Genghis Khan was a green-eyed readhead, and that his “Mongolia” was some thousand miles away from its present location - further north-east. There’s a great deal of mystery surrounding “Prester John”, and some incredible stories of many “Eternal Lanterns” and a “Magic Mirror” he could use to see anywhere in his realm.

2024-06-26 06:54:10

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What kind of screw press is it ?

2024-06-26 04:41:57

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Says who ? A bunch of jews ?

2024-06-26 03:32:04

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You cannot be serious.

2024-06-26 03:28:32

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Dude what are you talking about ? All those people in those videos of Ukrainians cheering on the German liberators … went to America ? Are you kidding or something ?

2024-06-26 03:25:17

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> makes bullshit claim gets called out on it
Bbbbut those were TRAITORS

2024-06-25 23:43:22

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“Plutonic” reminds me of intrusive vs extrusive igneous rocks.

2024-06-25 23:07:15

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I guess anyone could be a “good leader” given absolute unchecked power to murder absolutely anyone that so much as catches your attention. I just dispute the validity of the premises.

2024-06-25 09:47:08

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I didn’t realize he’s *that* shitty - just that he’s been running interference for the usual suspects the entire time. I guess it really does explain his “physique”.

2024-06-25 09:40:20

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I can‘t speak for graf, but I personally think he’s just another layer of deception - not quite as low as Snowden, but same ballpark.

2024-06-25 09:34:38

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Wikileaks founder; released some 30,000 emails from Hillary Clinton’s campaign about a week before the 2016 election.

2024-06-24 21:56:37

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Olive oil and salt on the outside of whole Gold Potates Roasted in air-fryer / convection oven.

2024-06-24 16:32:39

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I saw a woman with a book-shaped head.

2024-06-22 11:59:52

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Well that’s basically beyond dispute; while it’s certainly not *bad* by any reasonable metric - they’re two very distinct domains with greatly differing demands. I’m surprised more powers-of-two number bases didn’t apparently crop up until rather recently. Base-16 would work quite well, and one could “easily” learn to represent binary digits with each of the ten fingers - for a total of 1024 distinct ”states”.

2024-06-22 11:45:46

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Right; even the wildly-popular term “introverted” strikes me a bit too strongly; while I very often tend that way, I’ve got loads of examples where social interactions indeed *left me wanting more social interactions*. Usually, the opposite is true, but not always. And of course the tendency to *pathologize* any normal variation is itself, imo, a societal pathology.

2024-06-22 11:17:54

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I’m not autistic, but dealing with people, while often enjoyable, is quite exhausting and I often go to great lengths to secure very significant stretches of time alone.

2024-06-22 06:11:50

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Evil Dead 1 and 2 were supposed to be “serious“ which makes the whole thing even better.

2024-06-22 06:00:12

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I loved that movie, but haven’t seen it for years. Not sure if I’d appreciate it as much.
Haven’t seen the series.

2024-06-22 03:33:43

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It makes sense, given a bit of thought; in the world of circles - and hence all curves by extension - there’s nothing at all suggesting “10”, anywhere.

2024-06-22 03:22:30

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Imperial is a *lot* more handy with objects of rotation. Not that the actual unit-size is what’s necessarily significant, there - but rather that fractions just work better and Imperial is already built that way.

2024-06-22 03:12:18

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That’s legit. We actually do use electronvolts, for example, which aren’t Metric but are perfectly suited for our use case.
Much of our machine tooling is calibrated in Imperial units, so we’re often flinging numbers around in Mils - which can potentially lead to serious confusion because it sounds a lot like millimeters.
Nevertheless we bounce back and forth, depending on the situation, and the contexts have always been clear enough to prevent confusion.

2024-06-22 02:57:03

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Which do you mean ?
Also I should be more specific - trying to switch to Metric in day-to-day stuff where I’ve already used Imperial feels like a loss. But I work in a science-heavy industry that uses a lot of Metric and I’d *hate* to have to switch to Imperial equivalents.

2024-06-22 02:57:03

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2024-06-22 02:51:10

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Metric is legitimately great for scientific stuff. But after having become accustomed to Imperial units, it truly feels like a big loss trying to use it.

2024-06-22 00:21:59

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I always get raw unpasteurized milk in big glass mason jars. It’s only available in my area if you know someone with cows (or goats in some cases if you’re into that sort of thing).

2024-06-19 04:15:39

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No no, they’re called “Otter Pops” because they’re made *by* otters - not from them.
https://i.poastcdn.org/0fa1db169e18c32d1404c0f7bc3082594abcf6f23881150dc2bf8f11fdba853a.jpeg

2024-06-19 03:17:17

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Looks a lot like an Otter Pop

2024-06-18 22:42:29

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Might just have to try this *without* rinsing off the baking soda. I’ll call it “exotic”.

2024-06-18 08:01:42

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At the end of the day, Russia is and remains a totally distinct civilization from The West. No amount of mutual goodwill can undo this basic reality. Unless The West is in a position to truly *negotiate* with Russia, they’ve got no incentive to act in our best interests.
This is coming from a White American Russian Orthodox Christian. I’d *love* for things to be otherwise. Alas, certain pieces now in place will not move for decades, at best.

2024-06-18 06:55:01

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All right there ya go - I was wondering because any ol’ can of beans I can get at the store here is 9 out of 10 times a sweet food rather than savory. I’d have zero issue giving it a whirl if it’s not sweetened.
It kind of sounds like it might work with an egg-in-a-basket, yolk still runny. But I’m a madman that puts steak strips on that so it’s sort of the same ballpark.

2024-06-18 06:49:04

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Truth be told I love buttered toast, but I’ve never been invited to put beans on it and it never occurred to me.
As in a can of, say, Pork & Beans ? Or is it something else more specific ?

2024-06-18 06:45:45

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So butter, too ? Hadn’t heard that. Is it just normal sandwich bread, or ?

2024-06-18 02:53:25

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Like children.

2024-06-17 08:53:58

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My beard has been sprouting some White streaks since I hit my 40s, but not my scalp. My wife digs it but she also seems to be a bit concerned it’s more broadly appealing. I *do* get a lot more smiles from ladies but I chalked it up to the “air of inaccessibility“ I’ve recently got in spades.

2024-06-17 06:49:46

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Looks like an ileocecal valve, but on the outside.

2024-06-15 20:52:26

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I take that all with several grains of salt because - while I don’t doubt they experience it that way - the real, objective relationship between their perception and the Will of God is a mystery to me.

2024-06-15 20:45:44

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That’s the way I interpret things; a man is to obey the dictates of his Conscience, for thus he obeys the Will of The Lord for his life. I’d certainly never expect nor suggest otherwise 🍻

2024-06-15 20:38:08

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Yeah tbh I don’t dispute this at all; where we disagree is whether or not the Orthodox are correct regarding Apostolic Succession; I’m a Yea, you’re a Nay.
Our Lord promised that the "gates of hell" (Matthew 16:18) would not prevail against the Church, and that He Himself would be with the Apostles to “the end of the Age" (Matthew 28:20).
In the 2nd Century, St. Irenaeus of Lyons (Lugdunum at the time) famously released “Against Heresies”, specifically to refute Gnosticism.
Book III; chap. 3 vv. 1-4, - chap 4 v. 1 explicitly spell out in exacting detail that Irenaeus, disciple of Polycarp, disciple of John the Beloved, believed in Apostolic Succession exactly as the Orthodox to the present day;
https://earlychristianwritings com/text/irenaeus-book3.html
I became a Trinitarian Christian in a small-town Baptist Church, and I certainly don‘t dispute their sincerity; but when I realized the Orthodox *actually have* Apostolic Succession, I realized based on my understanding of Holy Scripture that I could no longer remain out of Communion with them.