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The Danish verb smøre is a general verb meaning ‘to spread’ or ‘apply’ a substance onto a surface. It is used for butter, sunscreen, cream, ointment, and similar substances. So its basically a wordplay, calling it a butter shop or butter stall
6·1 month agoThey could as well have hired an AAC expert (Augmentative and Alternative Communication)
The guy needs messages presented in images, pictograms, and slides just to accommodate for his short attention span
Currently our dog thinks Mark looks and smells like a snack and also sounds like a chew toy 🤦
He is also a sighthound so I think he’d be triggered if we let mark run on the floor.
On too of that we know that we have some allergies to cats in the house so outlook is not great.
That said, were only helping out - no plans to get s car any time soon. But he really really is cute!😍
We’d consider if it wasn’t for our dog. But we’ll see how it goes 😂
Just cross posted to grssk
161·2 months agoa major reason= the major reason
That was easier than expected 😂
As if Iran ever was…
You keep saying this as if you’re the only one while live in a rural place. It seems like you do too but have no idea of what is going on in the fields around you. And this is the exact point of the comment. Fields look like nature but could as well be tarmac when it comes to biodiversity
Also it will probably fail with the first few tries and have you try different documents… Just to have as many copies of your personal ID as possible
It is the crops that kill diversity though. Baren fields may actually be better for wildlife
I live right next to two fields and in a village with 30 houses, surrounded by fields.
You just prove the point
Sounds like you think you know even more though?
Fields are made to only maintain life for what is grown on it. There is very little life there besides the plants. Biodiversity wise, they could as well be parking lots. They just look like nature, because, as you say, they are green.
Even that, takes nature away. Birds that naturally nest on flat ground, can’t breed there any more, because moderns crops grow faster than they can grow their chicks.
No - Fields are biodiversity deserts, and farmers want it like this. They look pretty and look like nature, but could as well be sand
Fields are just as dead as parking lots. Just prettier
Everything he does is under the cover of it being a case of National security, except for Americans actually feeling secure
I’ve tried this a few times, and the companies just tell me to order through amazon because it is easier and automated