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3 years agoThey make treats that make poop “taste bad” to dogs. I used to work at a pet store years ago and it was a common thing for puppies.
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30·3 years agoRead the article:
"We didn’t see somebody go unconscious in 30 seconds,” said Red Hood. “What we saw was minutes of someone struggling for their life.”
15·3 years agoLooking into it more this is a fake journal. MDPI is a pay to publish publisher with little interest in peer review.
That last paragraph irks me - chicken or egg logic.
37·3 years agoThe Pope is the infallible word of God - Catholicism isn’t a democracy. And religion is all about what should be instead of what is, so there shouldn’t be any precedence for being practical. Letting gay people be murdered so the church might splinter doesn’t seem like a fair trade. He sounds like a coward for either not taking a stand for gay people, or for just doing this to get some press in more liberal outlets.
I should say I’m nowhere near unbiased - my perspective is that religious belief is a mental illness and Catholicism has enabled genocide from its inception to today.
This is such a non-news. “pope says God still hates gay marriage.” Catholics are still wrong.
4·3 years agoSounds like new discoveries from the same folks
It sounds like frost didn’t come up with the phrase - that It already existed at the time of the poem. I wonder how long it was in use for.
Thanks! I updated my comment.
Coronaviruses have no DNA, they use RNA, but point taken.
I don’t often see well written articles - this seemed well researched.
Peggy, from the movie desperate living.
8·3 years agoLie detectors don’t really work. They’re sometimes used anyway, though, cause the world sucks like that.
Awesome! Needs support for scientific names.
1·3 years agoThis site has so many ads it’s unusable.
From Wikipedia:
According to the Christian writer Clement of Alexandria, Dionysus was guided in his journey by Prosymnus or Polymnus, who requested, as his reward, to be Dionysus’ lover. Prosymnus died before Dionysus could honor his pledge, so to satisfy Prosymnus’ shade, Dionysus fashioned a phallus from a fig branch and penetrated himself with it at Prosymnus’ tomb. This story survives in full only in Christian sources, whose aim was to discredit pagan mythology, but it appears to have also served to explain the origin of secret objects used by the Dionysian Mysteries.