What are "Structures of Sin" some religious experts are mentioning, and how are they linked to concrete?
⎯the extraction of raw materials for concrete causes habitat destruction, landscape alteration, and can deplete water reserves and other natural resources... ...Concrete causes up to 8% of global CO2 emissions.
Dried, silk, or plastic flowers - what do you prefer?
-I like it as much as natural as it can be.
Identification tags with or without silencers? How do you wear it?
Flash 📸 ⚡ haircut? -Yes or no?
I would say definitely yes. My only constraint would be like older clients - they do with bleached hair.
Could spontaneously combusting be a byproduct of something like cold ❄️ fusion?
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1) Does hot water dull straight razors and blades? Myth or fact?
It's very vague to determine facts on this matter from user contributed posts. The best would be to ask an expert in that field to explain whether is it the "Science of Stupid" or not 😊
Honestly, it seems to me that some answers are prelearned, all the answers seem to me to be a stretched e.g. explanation of experts to millennials why it is not good to sleep without clothes.
Love can hurt, you're a durk
Love can heal, strike me dear
1) What is Stockholm syndrome and how is it related to Swedish House Mafia?
How to be a good cosmopolitan?
How to develop from minority to majority?
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| Praterbrücke and Donaustadtbrücke seen from Stadlauer Ostbahnbrücke. |
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| The confluence of the Sava into the Danube at Belgrade. Pictured from Kalemegdan |