The phrase “lived in a different time” is whitewashing. It’s asking everyone to ignore the evil shit that a person did.
I’m curious though who exactly you’re calling a “terrible person,”
The person who chose to attack a tiger with a whip, knowing that it was cruelty to animals.
Stark lived in a different time, though
Don’t try to white wash terrible people. Even in those times they knew it was animal abuse.
Bloody Ruts In Bangor Me 6,000 people were watching the wild animals in the circus. Seven tigers, as docile as 30 year old cab horses, were lounging and limping around a ring where a woman stood, telling them nonchalantly when to stop and go. One lazy, spavined creature growled at the woman with perfunctory rage. Then he and another tiger pounced upon her and lay on top of her biting the woman with their yellow teeth and slapping her with huge limber paws that left two-inch grooves on her arms and bloody ruts across her face. Almost before the people in the audience had time to scream, the lion tamer came over from the next ring and rescued the lady from the tigers.
She was taken to a hospital to recover from her wounds, while the 6,000 people jabbered with alarm and the tigers were led out of the arena to their cages, looking less decrepit now and licking their muzzles with junglar ferocity. The history of the lady was made public after the accident. She was Mabel Stark once the chief ornament of Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey “cat acts.” In these she allowed herself to be embraced by a tiger something no other woman had ever dared to do. When the Ringling circus gave up wild animal acts because spectators often suspected cruelty to the animals , Mabel Stark was compelled to perform far less hazardous feats, such as descending from a synthetic fire at the roof of the big top by parachute mounted on a horse. Finding this trick too monotonous she had recently returned to her earlier specialty. When she regained the ability to speak after the Bangor incident Mabel Stark assured her friends that she had no intention of giving up her “cat acts.”
Pluto has completed millions of orbits around the sun.
At the time of the IAUs release of the definition of a planet, Neptune had not completed an orbit since its discovery, and yet they still called it a planet. Clearly, this weird and arbitrary statement that you have put forth did not matter.
How many planets are in orbit around the sun? 8
How many planets are in the entire universe? 8, because a planet has to orbit the sun.
You may have to download the the data for the whole lake. Select the way you want to split. Under relations you should see Lake Алла-Аккаярви and to the right a download button, a delete button, and button with a square and a dot in the center that highlights the whole lake. Just press the download button and you should be able to split it.
What they are suggesting is certainly possible. A segment can be shared between two different relations.
The process would be: 1) Draw the line around the boundary of the forest, connecting the endpoints to points on the lake. 2) Split the way that is part of the lake at the two endpoints of that new line. 3) Select each way you want to be in the new multipolygon and create a new relation.
Doing this makes it so that there is a single way with two relations on it, instead of two ways (each with a single relation) that share a bunch of points.
if i delete dependencies from lake-coast (wich is multypolygon by itself)
You shouldn’t need to delete anything. I am not sure, but it seems like you are deleting the members of the relation, those definitely need to stay.
The oil blockade. Rice isn’t oil so it isn’t blocked.
Brutalism was just a style of that time. It’s not left wing architecture.
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We have seen a humpback in cetacean ops: Gillian from Prodigy
Why are there whales on Pike’s Enterprise? I was under the impression that cetacean ops was a ultimately a result the events of Star Trek IV, which haven’t happened yet.
Well, I guess your thumb disappeared.
I can try another way the blind spot is about 15 cm at arms length to the right of the right eyes center of vision. So put your thumb there and it should disappear
Because of this we have blind spots, one for each eye. They are not usually noticeable because 1) the blind spot of one eye can usually be seen by the other, and 2) the brain fills in the gap.
So with this I will perform a magic trick, I will make your thumb disappear: Close your left eye and with your right look at a spot in the background, make a thumbs up gesture and place the tip of your thumb on that spot, move your thumb to the the right continuing to look at the spot in the background, when your thumb moves about 15 cm your thumb should disappear.
You can use your left eye too, just switch the directions.
I don’t think you understand correctly. The cephalopod eye and the fish eye (which includes tetrapods) evolved independently.
I don’t know how it should be, but it will probably be restructured as a theocracy.
That is an incredibly arbitrary definition, but still would seem to only rule out New Zealand. As far as I can tell 100% of the landmasses of Palau, Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Tuvalu, and Brunei are opposite another landmass.
What about New Zealand, Palau, Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Tuvalu, and Brunei?
https://www.thedodo.com/in-the-wild/circus-tiger-whipped-31-times
“different time” “the whip isn’t used to attack”