Hopefully. But I'm not about to pretend I know where the positive feedback loops we've unleashed will go. Maybe the climate starts to improve a few decades after we're all gone; maybe the greenhouse effect becomes so intense that planet earth becomes molten.
Even extremophiles have their limits - we may well have set Earth on a trajectory that ends in absolute lifelessness. Hopefully not. Probably not. But we've taken the keys to the planet and drove it off a cliff... whether or not anything can be made from the wreckage remains to be seen. But not by us.
Medical here. "Huh?"
We had a ~~good~~ run.
Best of luck to whatever the tardigrades evolve into after a few billion years... if any of them survive the hellscape we're turning our planet into.
Don't put any object in your ass that isn't designed specifically to be in there.
If you're into that, just go to your local adult shop and buy a dildo with a wide base so it doesn't get spaghetti-noodled right past the sphincter.
Placentas always look like a fake rubber model of a placenta. I've done hundreds of c sections, and there's always something uncanny about seeing those things just hanging out in their bucket on my backtable.
Crates are just the first step:
To kill the beetles, the crates of books are being placed into tall, hermetically sealed plastic sacks from which all oxygen is removed. After six weeks in the pure nitrogen environment, the abbey hopes all the beetles will be destroyed.
but I’m pretty sure they are not OP is asking for…
"at the reader’s discretion" :D
I figure the odds of any one comment here aligning with my personal taste are pretty low; but the goal was to stick my head out of that bubble for a bit, and y'all have delivered! It's been fun checking out everyone's recommendations, even if they aren't being added to my own playlists.
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Americans don't understand the concept of multiple axes
We only need one... Suspended by a rope, in a large wooden frame with a nice little basket on the bottom.
It's way past due to make like the French and grow a fucking spine, then trim a little off the top of the new malignant spines. It won't happen, but it needs to.
Roaches never just die when we need them to. There's the possibility that the next guy won't miss though.
...never stops buffering.