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7 minutes agoThey mentioned calling it “the dog’s disease” which leads me to think about the fact it wasn’t exactly healthy for the dogs to be breathing rock and metal dust all day either. Although they were a little farther back at least.
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From the 1300s to about 1950 the power was provided by the Durolle River.
Here’s an article with more pictures from different angles.
https://www.amusingplanet.com/2025/07/the-knife-makers-of-thiers.html?m=1
2·28 minutes agoI don’t know of one, would subscribe
The dogs’ job was to keep the workers warm by lying on their legs.
2·5 hours agoUnless your partner is an asshole, tell them briefly about the incident and ask them to wait at the vehicle rather than put you in that position again. You’re partners for a reason, to have each other’s six.
There’s no such thing as a good prom sweetie. Best you can hope for is that the Hellmouth holds
Ooh, baby, ooh, said ooh…
4·7 hours agoWell it’s a delicious penguin meal for a hungry fox, anyway
40·8 hours agoUnder the present administration, this family would have been first in line to receive their “breeding license.”
Breeding the “Trump Youth” and next generation of MAGAts.
Eugenics is fascist, end of.
2·12 hours agoTell that to Hatshepsut and the whole string of goddamn Thutmoses she had to put up with. (Yeah they had numbers but when you yell “Thutmose!” you don’t really want all of them.)
And applying that to royals in general, if they’re so unique they should be more creative with the names, dontcha think? So many Henrys and Louis
“There’s another vole under there somewhere”
“There’s a vole under there somewhere”
18·14 hours agoI’d settle for him experiencing non-consensual sex from the other POV
As another commenter noted, no rabies in the UK. Still not a great idea
It takes a village to survive. Some to remember the exact differences between safe, fun, and deadly mushrooms and others to turn predators into prey.
Ancient people had to remember/memorize a lot more things just to get through their days, before writing existed.
They don’t, not enough sodium in coconut juice for one thing.
I guess you first use the clean juice to make the wounded stop dying long enough so you can stitch what’s left of them together, and if they wake up you could tuck a salt pill under their tongue.
A lot of WWII was fought on Pacific islands.
I’d be shitting myself laughing.