@marashieldss@MSHPAlerts The kidnapper is a suspect in a homicide, it says in the flyer. This kid is also being moved over multiple state lines. Even if the child was taken by one parent from another, that parent could still be dangerous. You should always report amber alert info.
@MinisBambi @AfiqahPika1 Japanese people are j normal people. I don’t like the “perfect” image, but I also don’t like how people are starting to just hate on Japanese people. Just because randoms created the “perfect” image, it doesn’t make it okay to start painting all Japanese people in a bad light.
@jakurai_jinguji Not to mention the way the categories are broken up lmfao. So Romance gets multiple specifications, but science or history doesn’t? They obv broke it up further to exaggerate women’s interest in romance. This graphic itself is not even unbiased.
@RedLi8ning11 Everyone who has short shower times has very short hair, insanely good water pressure, high porosity hair, doesn’t clean themselves properly, or some combination.
@jakurai_jinguji I never understand wanting a lawn like this. Wouldn’t it be so much more beautiful with native plants? Even if you wanted it short and did a clover lawn that would be better, plus less work.
@Knuckletail20 It’s funny how everyone’s just saying bridge incident as if that’s not just one of two times of him being severely, explicitly racist. Nobody remembers the cameo incident??? Doesn’t have the defense of “it just slipped out” either.
@kleeposting That being said there are a few good ones out there. It’s just sometimes people have such bad analysis/critique that it leaves you misinformed, and almost worse off. However, if you find someone good it can help you begin to get baseline knowledge on a topic.
@kleeposting Annoying generalization about a generation, but I do agree to try to avoid this stuff. It can be opinionated, incomplete, or misinformed. Better to get more educational resources. But I do like these for topics like video games etc that have most of their info online.
@p8stie You’re just a hater. Also idk how you’ve never seen “no x” signs elsewhere, if you go into any city you will see those. Maybe your area is more rural.
@No_Compliance_@TinaBeeGardenin@AlpacaAurelius Yes in some instances there are dangerous chemicals, that’s why I said what I said in the first comment too!!! None of this proves that the sun doesn’t cause skin cancer, nor that chemical sunscreen is always/inherently dangerous.
@No_Compliance_@TinaBeeGardenin@AlpacaAurelius You could’ve avoided all this discourse if you just read my first comment where I said some prefer to use physical (mineral) sunscreens. Secondly, this dude is in biotechnology, specifically aquaponics. So, he’s not specialized in the field and therefore not an expert.
@No_Compliance_@TinaBeeGardenin@AlpacaAurelius Google is not a website, it’s a search engine. Wherever you received that misinformation you just said, you probably had to use google to get there. FDA is reliable. Regardless, that study was done by scientists/doctors not associated with either the FDA or a company.
@No_Compliance_@TinaBeeGardenin@AlpacaAurelius A direct quote that says exactly what I did:
“No present evidence suggests any marketed sunscreens should be avoided. For consumers with concerns, inorganic ZnO and TiO2 are supported by the most reassuring data at the time of writing.”