These movies are nothing alike. Armageddon is a dumb, fun action movie while Deep Impact is a character drama.

Deep Impact is a much stronger script, but Hollywood originally advertised it as an “apocalypse” movie like Armageddon, and most audiences have had trouble looking past that ever since.

We could have had Darth Icky, if only more people could recognize George’s genius

Nope, not a huge deal at all. Still don’t feel any recoil when using the breaker.

Kroger and Safeway are unionized

Nintendo is now saying that they aren’t planning to do another game in the BotW/TotK style, saying that they consider TotK to be the final form of “that version of Zelda”

Sounds like you got hacked and someone reactivated your subscription

The vehicle was empty, it wasn’t carrying anyone.

To earn revenue, the company is selling carbon removal credits to companies paying a premium to offset their own emissions. Microsoft has already signed a deal with Heirloom to remove 315,000 tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

And this is why direct air capture is a farce right now - any progress they make is literally counter acted by large corporations who will increase their carbon output because they have a contract with a company like this.

Carbon air capture technology paired with 100% clean energy can save the world from a lot of hardship in the near future, but not like this.

You did not understand my comment very well. Beans and rice are great staple foods, I love them. A well rounded diet involves more than just beans and rice.

It’s so sad how many posters would rather blame OP for spending an extra dollar on better bread and veggie patties rather than actually acknowledge the blatant price gouging on food. The idea that everyone should only be buying the cheapest ingredients is just stupid. No one is living a fulfilling life eating nothing but cheap beans and rice everyday, and food prices have been ridiculous for a while now.

Europe drinks way more alcohol than North America

Excerpt from the article:

If you feel that Europeans drink a lot, your hunch is correct: people across the continent consume more alcohol than in any other part of the world. Each year in Europe, every person aged 15 and over consumes, on average, 9.5 litres of pure alcohol, which is equivalent to around 190 litres of beer, 80 litres of wine or 24 litres of spirits. That’s according to the 2021 European health report by the World Health Organization (WHO).