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He does not take care of his hair either. It is very stringy, lacks volume, and looks under-brushed + over-washed.
He does not take care of his hair either. It is very stringy, lacks volume, and looks under-brushed + over-washed.
My grocery bill will keep going up. Nobody will fix this.
Man I feel the opposite
It was so quick and simple to just do Murphs at home. I didn’t need to worry about packing gym bags, spending money, showering in public, needing to drive 10-15 minutes out and back, leaving work early or waking up at 5am to dodge a gym full of people.
Zero equipment Calisthenics are fucking golden if you don’t give a shit about getting big fat dudebro muscles, and just wanna be strong and hot.
“Hey, wash those veggies first”
Holy shit, it’s the same man two years later
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/chinese-chain-smoking-marathon-runner-161300175.html
This happened two years ago, and was a Twitter meme. You may have saw it in 2022
Laws are often not moral
Why should Lemmy do that
It wouldn’t be cheating if it was standard and expected. Like having good equipment.
No offense but how old are you
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To add on to this because the Wikipedia page doesn’t actually explain it at all for some reason:
Nominet Ltd was in charge of all .uk top level domain registrations, and they simply decided that they wouldn’t allow anybody to register with a raw .uk domain. As far as I can tell, they allowed .co.uk, .org.uk, .me.uk, and other such things according to what the websites claimed purposes were going to be. In 2014 they changed their minds and decided anyone can apply for the raw .uk top level domain, and now newer websites can just be called shitcum.uk
I can imagine a few reasons why huge websites like Google and Amazon don’t switch their URLs to google.uk just from a business/corporate perspective. It’s probably seen as a lot of money and man-hours to register the new domains, redirect their .co.uk to the new .uk domain (for how long do you even want to pay for both domains?), and the headaches of janky issues arising from the changed domain like possibly third-party APIs breaking or Boomers bookmarks no longer working.
It looks fine as in he has hair. It does not look like it is taken care of at all.