Jojo, Lady of the West

So they should get this kind of treatment, it just shouldn’t be special.

A lot of it pops up and asks, but it’s inside a barrage of questions that requires users to actually pay attention at a point when they’re just trying to get into their computer

Blockchain? Prolly not a perfect solution by far, but

How can the soldier knead anything if they’re made of lead?

Mostly the “reasons” just boil down to etymology. We spell things the way the languages we stole them from spelled them.

So this is where I find cucumber?

Close is way closer to clothes than it is to lose. And close is more like gross.

Realistically, given the context of the quote… His bath mat?

and *dyeing

Just me?

That seems like survivorship bias. Curious how much the average aspiring influencer goes on to make in the field…

What a travesty

Gilgamesh

And my S-Axe!

Wuduweard

Godfried

Now try this one.

Now she’s not named after a state!

I’m, like, 90% sure that last name is more than 5 letters. (I mean I guess Cyrus but not Montana which is the character’s last name)

I told you before, I’m not doing any more research for your crossword puzzles. If you want to keep making them that’s fine, but don’t put the work on us.

/s just in case

or if we would have a bunch of mouth-breathers demanding their right to spend too much for land tainted with industrial wastes.

Good news! America has plenty of land and water ruined by industrial and agricultural waste that it hasn’t protected. (Also lots that it has, but)

One such case was a lake that suddenly formed in a desert when an irrigation canal overflowed. It has since been fed primarily by runoff from industrial agriculture. It became a resort and tourist destination for a time, until all the birds and fish started dying and rotting on the beaches. We just let it sit there for another fifty years until farming techniques improved to where it was being fed much less, and it started drying out and causing big toxic dust storms. In the last six years or so, more than a hundred years after it formed, there’s a local Indian tribe trying to get a new canal to rehabilitate the wetlands with river water (rather than just more runoff).

It’s called the Salton Sea