It’s not as big as France, even though it’s covered very populated areas in 450 municipalities. There are actually over 300k affected homes with over 500k displaced, of which over 80k are in emergency shelters. The damage to transportation, water and electricity infrastructure was immense.

Source: I’ve been displaced from the capital because of water and energy cuts.

“Let’s find some firewood!”

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Big Josh emanates Brokeback Mountain gay sex in a tent vibes

I don’t get it.

Remember this is water, which has a much greater thermal capacity than air.

I can think of a few other reasons.

I don’t get it. Can someone espleen it to me?

I’ve cut those with knives. Works great.

John! Good, man.

Good luck opening it without a screwdriver.

I have to say I’m shocked, even. This has been on my wishlist forever and I just assumed it would be abandoned at some point. Gotta go check it now.

Thanks, the author has great points of view not only on portraits but also on the art of the game in general. DE really is a Masterpiece!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamehameha_I?wprov=sfla1

it starts in Hawaii

And a translucent double dome to protect from air pollution. Very modern architecture 10/10

intrefence

I see what you did there

The funniest thing I have seen today

I had to borrow money from the bank this year to buy a car. That made me feel too adult and kind of drove me into a crisis.

same here, roughly

you should be more respectful towards dwarf planets

There is also a 3rd one in the aesthetic choice to depict these cave people as uniformly obese, which, as the party ritual and the custom of defining ourselves by our occupations, is a trait of our contemporary industrial society and a rare occurrence in hunter-gatherers.

That graph really is very impressive. I’ve always always wondered about the size scale in which most phenomena around us happen, but that very narrow isodensity area containing from viruses to main sequence stars is mind blowing.