> same bloody bankers

Lies! It's their grandchildren now

That too!

> isolated from dangerous contamination like e-coli and other bacteria

Stop parroting pseudo science and learn the facts. Most varieties of e-coli are not harmful to people, but since it's presence indicates that harmful bacteria is present it's used as an indicator of danger.

Do you really think all of humanity's food can be grown in buildings? And "isolated"... Go watch Fantastic Fungi and educate yourself. We are part of a web of life with a proper balance between organisms. Hydro facilities spend all their time fighting infections

> If root vegetables are a necessity for the environment

People in some environments eat roots, some eat seeds. Potato vs rice. There is no single ag solution that applies across the globe.

Increased rice production means nothing to areas that don't eat fucking rice

So you're OK in a world without root vegetables

Badly

I bet they taste like ass. Tomatoes are so tolerant of getting fucked with, it's led to a world of people who don't know what a good tomato tastes like. This will be one of those rock-hard orange things that squish out of BK Whoppers

They weren't going to rebuild the pub, they were going to replace it. The order of fines is: pay to rebuild the pub, then pay the fine. Same as the way everyone does it.

Nope

Really?? I know about Nazi decoy planes but never heard about the bomb

Because they were told no. If you burn down an abandoned building you still get charged with arson

>the family would face high costs after the order to rebuild the pub and that this could be taken into account in the fine. “Given the defendants have to rebuild the building, we understand they will have financial burdens in that effect.

Fuck that. they should be bankrupted. What's the point of forgiving the fine because they have to pay for their asshole actions?

Now, now, no need for that. We appreciate the age of your shit. I went to some weekly markets in Europe that have been going on since before boats landed at Plymouth. It was amazing.

Yeah. There was a lovely historic theater on 42nd street that they wanted to replace. The facade was landmarked (art deco) so they couldn't touch it. The developwers removed the WHOLE fucking building and dug a 3 story deep pit. That beautiful 5 or 6 story stone front was perched on the edge of the pit. I went past it on the bus every day and I couldn't believe that was stable. Guess what? it wasn't. It fell into the pit and the assholes got to build their eyesore unimpeded.

Ah

Why would he be dead?

I thought the favelas were illegal squats and the like. I didn't know people bought land to build on

Why should this be a problem for the neighbors? It's sturdier than the other shacks around

Me too! Around 1995 I think. We got discount tickets from locals and spent a week doing all the rides, parks, experiences. water parks and Universal with no stress. Before half of Universal was wiped out by hurricanes. Even stayed on property. Nothing like how people talk about going there today

That woman looks nothing like Di

That's freaking brilliant

How is this oniony?

Watch Leave it to Beavers (2014) on PBS. Awesome movie

Only condemned prisoners in China need apply

Concussion damage could kill him and leave his body intact

Fun fact: this issue isn't about what a dead man wants, it's about powerful people exploiting the powerless