Not as much, but it breaks down a lot faster than concrete
Not as much, but it breaks down a lot faster than concrete
This is awesome. Might even be really engaging for green-minded students if they are given the opportunity to participate in the greening, or any gardening, or maintenance etc. They should also all install apiaries, and teach beekeeping
Concrete is different from blacktop
We know. Get some new material.
And who pay a hefty monthly subscription fee. Directly to Trump.
Too bad the SJC ruled that the EPA doesn’t have the power to regulate pollution. Let us know how that works out for you, NC!
I was not expecting it to be in Arkansas. Yes I totally missed that it says it at the top.
Did not see that ending coming
These do not seem like laws that would be on the books or enforced in Texas. Quelle surprise.
I would watch at least an hour of this on YouTube
Has anything good ever resulted from Bible study?
Oh it screamed scam to me as well, but I was lured in but the promise of gorgeous looking products for stupidly low prices, so I thought it would be ok to test it out just once. Even after I received my first order and some things were clearly serving no purpose in the world other than filling the trash can, enough items were actually pretty good to warrant going back for more.
Sounds good. I was fooled by Temu, but I stopped using it when I found out what a privacy nightmare it is.
I wonder if Sarah Whatthefuck Sanders hates all other women more or less than she hates herself
Just, just a terrible terrible title
But hark! There is the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC). This initiative seeks to ensure that the U.S. president is elected based on the national popular vote rather than the Electoral College system. States that join the compact agree to allocate their electors to the candidate who wins the national popular vote, but it only takes effect once enough states join to total 270 electoral votes—the number needed to win the presidency.
It doesn’t require a constitutional amendment but works within the current system. However, for it to be implemented, enough states must sign on, representing a majority of the Electoral College votes.
It looks like the car that SpongeBob would drive if that were a thing that happened in reality. I love it so much.
With one hand, because you better be typing some stuff at the same time!