athos77

Have you forgotten Infinity already?

One thing people never count on is all the stuff your taxes pay for, that you end up paying for in other ways. Things like trash collection, sewer, water, library services, snow plows, etc. You move away and either you pay yourself or you do without.

That's been obvious since the beginning.

quelle surprise ....

They're actually assessing how much of an outcry there'll be, so they know how sharp the inevitable slap on the wrist should look.

I wanna build a tree house and live symbiotically.

Were you doing this from the same IP address? Cause some places check for that kind of thing.

The New York Times did an article on it last fall. Here's a non-paywalled copy of the article or, if you prefer audio, here's the episode of The Daily where they discuss it.

I still mask up when I go into stores or offices or whatever. Got all my boosters, too.

Oui!

Sadly, no:

Bakers, bakeries and bakers shops were required by law only to sell their 'national loaves' when they were a day old because stale bread did not cut to waste like fresh bread. Source

[If you can find it, the BBC Timeshift episode 'Bread: A Loaf Affair' mentions this along with a surprisingly interesting modern-ish history of bread in the UK. It's narrated by Tom Baker.]

And WWII.