Win - Win sort of plan you have.
Atelopus-zeteki
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Cake day: August 13th, 2024
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It certainly could be gay. And that’s ok.
No ads on Lemmy. Where did you find this “average user”?
How many bananas in a DeVito?
By the simple minded notion of my sense of humor. ;-) Any more hares you’d like to split?
41·15 days agoI better get mine, soon.
LoL. Lavender Lad, get on your bike and ride off that anger. It’s not harming anyone apart from yourself.
Good to know. I do more road trips now that I’m not driving an ICE car. Plugshare does list those stations. I have a certain antipathy for ‘petrol’ companies. Something to do with the demise of the human species, to which I’m reasonably concerned about.
I wonder if seagulls experience love, they’d be the most likely candidates. Hmm…
LoL, indeed it’s not tho’, it’s the Great Black-Backed Gull. Damn those taxonomists!!!
My whole point of posting was to point out how inane, and pedantic the distinction between Gull and Seagull actually is, which is the distinction that OP made. And of course on the Fediverse that generated a whole lot of conversation, including this sentence.
My EV has onboard pressure monitoring. And came with a little electric tire pump.
Downsides: Have to go to a gas station to find a squeegee to clean the windows.
Upsides: You have no other reason to go to a gas station.
It counts for me! But we need something objective, this is SCIENCE after all. A question, when the Swedish Larus marinus, a.k.a. Havstrut walks, what does it look like? I think you see where I’m going with this, is there a bit of a swagger? Does L. marinus have strut?
The very first line of the Wikipedia entry on Gull says: "Gulls, or colloquially seagulls, are seabirds of the family Laridae in the suborder Lari. ". Colloquially speaking all gulls are seagulls.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gull
The entry lists 54 species of Gull, and indeed from a pedantic perspective, none of their common names are “seagull”. Nor are any of their binomial names Latin for “seagull”. But there is Larus pacificus, either very calm or associated with the ocean of the same name. Also there is Larus atlanticus, and Larus Marinus (pretty dang close).
So, like a normal BJ, then?