Astrology is only accurate in that everything it says is vague and easily interpretable in multiple ways.

A teacher did an experiment where he handed his class custom astrology reports based on their birthdate, and asked them to rate how well they fit each of them. Everyone gave it a high rating, and said it was very accurate. He had them pass the paper to a different student, and everyone laughed because everyone got the exact same astrology report.

Having a vehicle that emits more pollution, does more damage to roads, and is more likely to kill pedestrians is pretty fucking selfish and deserving of hate.

It about device detection and privacy. Websites in the EU aren't allowed to scan your hardware or software without your permission, to protect the users privacy. Adblockers fall under this.

To be fair to OP, that combination of red bricks between the curb and sidewalk, the specific type of bike loop, and the streetcar tracks with slabs around them are all over Toronto, but I haven't see them all together in other cities I've been to.

If it's even that. Most of the time it's non-nonsensical gibberish.

That was also pretty rare back then. Older male with younger female partner has always been the norm in movies and TV.

in Finland.

Well there's the issue. Finland isn't experiencing anywhere near the level of housing cost inflation of the US, Canada, and Australia.

And cheaper areas in these countries are cheaper for very good reasons (they suck to live in/have no jobs available).

Everyone I know who has been bit by a dog it was either a pitbull, pit mix, or chihuahua. And I'm not exactly worried about the severity of a chihuahua bite.

Another term is a vacant homes tax, something Vancouver and Toronto in Canada are using.

It's not better for hygiene if you just wash your dick when you shower.

Oh yeah, cause society totally collapsed in the 1960s when wealth distribution was far more fair than today.

So, you're colourblind.