Is this because of a life change, or did you simply realize that virtually everything in that porn-based mass of information was stored elsewhere on the internet more securely, and thus it was simply more worth it to clean out your hard drive?
Make sure it's in a spray bottle and mixed with garlic, that way it can protect you from demons, vampires, and cats all in one go.
I suddenly had this intrusive thought today at work that I should delete all of my porn. The more I thought about it, the more sense it made, as then I realized I was just hoarding all of that porn with no earthly means to actually explore even a fraction of it in a timely manner.
Well, the only real thing is that it would have been a courtesy to ensure that said rarer stuff was available somewhere. But otherwise, yeah, it's just junk you won't look at.
I don't know for sure, but at least most of those would be done because their works suddenly became licensed and officially available to purchase. Don't want to get into legalities / morality of sharing smut for free that the artist could be making money from.
"For sale" counts as available. I meant specifically the stuff that was deleted and never reposted, or was once for sale but now isn't. That's what deserves preserving.
Keurig been a thing since 1998.
Yes, and KitchenAid has been around since 1919, and expresso machines are even older than that, hence relatively recently.
How dare you, sir and/or madam. That is an affront to my senses.
How poor of me to spell pour as pore.
It's Treble. 80% of what he posts consists of attempts to piss other people off. If anyone was going to claim to be willing to overlook the shit Nestle pulls because they just like their products that much, it would be him.
Shit.
My understanding is that the conditions under which chocolate ingredients (mainly cocoa beans) are harvested are so awful yet so entrenched in the business structure that anyone who has ever eaten commercially-produced chocolate is supporting slavery (with extra steps).
By finding books that keep it short, to the point, and entertaining. So basically the opposite of how most history books are written.
Get off the internet. Nestle is one of the biggest food companies in the world.
They're also the scummiest bunch of fucks this side of the US Military-Industrial Complex and Pharmaceutical Industry.
Point is, nobody cares. Nobody except perpetually online people in social media sites.
Not really. The people that do care and are active are the ones reporting on the wrongs done by the company and who are involved in the class-action lawsuits that do at least occasionally make a difference in the lives of people and the behavior of big companies.
*Checks*
This is funny, I started 100% agreeing with you and went through the list(including checking elsewhere since different language here) just to prove how many things would have to be avoided thus how few people would even bother to try. Then realized within the past years I bought all of two products from the list both because they were on sale and only one of those for me.
List of Nestlé brands - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
You aren't going to be avoiding all of these.
If you like biographies and such and want to have a lot of fun, A cool thing can be to grab one of the more boring history books, or maybe wikepedia or something and start looking for primary and secondary sources that actually describe what happened. In terms of secondary stuff. Analysis on a particular micro-area tend to be more fun. And you can learn cool stuff, and there are often more of a story element. Either when it comes to particular people.