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The Polish are trying to extradite him now for war crimes

Deeply embarrassing and hilarious. This guy was apparently invited into Parliament by the speaker of the house (sort of like a chief of staff), without doing any sort of background check on him, because he is a member of his constituency. And it looks like he's going to refuse to resign over this to boot. We are not a serious country. @LUGRthe man's name is Yaroslav Hunka https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaroslav_Hunka

Big Nips Crew, just the way it is

totally forgot to post it.

Rock the suspenders bruh.

Fuck, I was way off! He was yanking it in a bowling alley.

Her ex-husband was apparently a public swimming pool menace, if you catch my drift.

Bonus pic of the wife petting a random kitty out for a prowl

Grimes just did an interview with Wired and it’s actually incredible how stupid she is.

Mudder’s pizza opinions are formulated around the inverse rule, it’s all good, you just have to understand the maths.

Potato and rosemary w/ garlic is a nice combo too.

the cops here pick on minorities as well, just its mostly Native Americans

David Thibodeau's view is pretty heavily Koresh biased, as you'd expect. Some nice insights though that came from the inside. I read Gary Noesner's book a few years ago (one of the FBI negotiators at Mt Carmel). Koresh was a giant piece of shit for several reasons but what the agencies did to those people is fucked. @Ko SprueOne

It looks like its on the stubby side.

Bacon crumble + pineapple + hot pepper is an elite combo

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@mr.yuckso the way it works where I live is we pay a flat rate for electricity per kWh, and then you have to also pay for transmission and distribution. how this should work for me is in my long sun months, I will be exporting onto our grid (which they pay me for at the rate I pay per kWh) and because I’m not importing electricity my trans+dist costs should be heavily reduced. there is also an incentive for “micro generators” (aka me) where twice a year I can change my electricity rate, so in the long sun months I can swap to an inflated price so that my exported generation is compensated at a higher rate (though I will also have to pay that inflated rate for electricity I import in the evenings) & then when the winter months come back I switch back to my lower rate. The fed govt also kicked in $5k for me and is hooking up a no interest 10yr loan to pay off the rest of my balance on the cost of install… which should pay for itself with my generation savings. Hope this made sense. another thing to keep in mind is in Canada we are hosed on the cost of a battery, you guys get way better prices there so you could very well explore if a battery system makes more sense for your situation.

shout out to our zen flamingo think this may be its first appearance in the thread

@mr.yuck19 panels total for 7.8kW. This should be enough + some extra to generate for my needs. It’s not battery backed it’s connected to our grid so the months of March/April->Oct I’ll be generally exporting and only importing in the evenings for things like appliances etc super stoked on this, need to get some data history going now to see how the money flow looks! I *should* be in the black for electricity year over year going forward.

I made a little upgrade this week:

Is he going for Modern Black Ninja or Bedouin?