Is grandma’s birth certificate good enough?

It also looks like a mutation of an old school women’s Star Fleet uniform.

I don’t buy it. Every 6 months to a year? Probably.

To be fair, there is a smell, albeit a more subtle one than full decomposition, right after death. I’m not talking about excrement, I’m talking about the other smell. When a body dies, think of it not just as a release of the bowels but everything else as well. Cellular release begins such that kissing a corpse goodbye, on the forehead, as often takes place in movies and such, would also be taking on a corpse-y bacterial load. Viral if otherwise infected. In the most benign sense, probably just staph In the unrefridgerated, small enclosed space of a plane you’re going to want to get the corpse hauled off asap.

Not the best article to convey this breakdown, but it illustrates the potential here.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0360132325006419

Anything to bankrupt the American work force even more.

The problem here, as in local to Minnesota, is it’s too local. It’s easy for authorities to gather enough resources for 1 city.

But Minnesotans are likely the only population that’s been brought to the breaking point just yet. (Trump spite for Walz, probably.)

Mist is mist. Rain is rain.

I initially thought: Yes!

Then: Oh, it must be Saturday for this to be happening at all.

I checked the date. It’s not Saturday. In addition the weather is awful.

I came back around to: Yes!

Do protests need to be sustained to be effective? Of course. Widespread? Absolutely. Regardless, the standard guardrails on protest comfort we’ve witnessed thus far are broken here, in a good way. Cascade effects may follow.

The problem is if it remains local to one city, that’s easy peasy for authorities to squelch.

Per Midwest culture, rain is the weather that keeps the most people indoors.

In regard to some avenues of research that’s too bad. Cats are a point of study for weight gain and loss since they appear to have issues similar to us. Some cats gain and hold weight faster than their mates with similar amounts of food. Some cats compulsively overeat while their mates do not. And so on.