@jimmythefish10 @NeilRichardson3 @CyclingInASkirt@tonyblackburn Most of your replies consist of "I don't live in or near a city." Well you're the minority - just because you can't bike doesn't mean city dwellers can't. I've lived in rural and urban areas and I much prefer living where biking is an option (and it is in many cities).
@the_transit_guy I wonder if paper currency designs will be updated less frequently as the world switches more and more to digital. Just, that the designs will be less on people's minds and will be less culturally significant over time as people will rarely see it.
@RichEdwards27@LLegend617@gardengn0me@sayer_of_stuff@MassJumbo I also said mass not boston, the state on average has high rent even in lower tier cities like Lawrence whereas in NYS there are lots of lower tier cities with relatively affordable rent, like Binghamton, rochester, etc.
@astridwilde1 Men have that complex because some women require men to be 6 feet. If it were just up to men (or normal women who don't care much) it would not be a thing or barely be a thing
@GigaChadwick@Sandaju2022@MuhandeMuruliF @UmarBzv Skull with mail, evidence of a blow, been in the ground for hundreds of years, located on a known site of a battle, and we know the date of the battle, you can pretty safely assume age. Oh, and carbon dating. And archeologists probably have other ways to estimate age as well.
@AfricanCrazy20 @cat_beltane We truly are living in the worst possible timeline lmao. Worst part is that kind of dogwhistle would definitely not be out of place in NH
@alex_hallowell Low frequency combined with unreliable arrival times make the ratio of waiting / travel too undesirable. If a bus comes every 40 minutes, it better show up right when it's scheduled to. A few bad experiences and I just revert to biking or walking farther to catch the train