

What countries is it different in? I couldn’t find any evidence of it being true in any English-speaking country.


What countries is it different in? I couldn’t find any evidence of it being true in any English-speaking country.


I don’t see anything about point-of-sale donations in that link. Of course a business can write off an actual donation they make, but they’re not donating anything if they are just collecting donations from customers and passing the money along. I can find no evidence to the contrary.


I can’t find any evidence for this being true in any country that speaks English as their primary language. Do you have evidence to the contrary?
They probably mean a 4 minute drive, which would be like a 30 minute walk, assuming you can cross the 6-lane monstrosity of a road that the pizza place is on without being smushed by a lifted F-250.


This is not true. Customers can claim their point-of-sale donations on their taxes, but the business that collects the donation can not.
https://taxpolicycenter.org/taxvox/who-gets-tax-benefit-those-checkout-donations-0
Edit: My link is for USA, but my understanding is that the principle holds in most places.
Just a dumb conspiracy theory where people either think a) she wasn’t actually blind and deaf, or b) she didn’t actually write the books she wrote and shrugs everything she achieved.
https://www.distractify.com/p/is-helen-keller-real-conspiracy
For something like this, PLA would be fine. If you wanted to be careful, you might get a food grade filament to make sure nothing nasty leaches into the water, but it would probably be fine in that aspect as well.
I’ve never seen Jordan Peterson actually speak, but I always think of this Wizards With Guns sketch whenever I see memes of him.
Somewhat common for people protesting circumcision. I remember a small group of people dressed similarly at my college a long time ago.
What if the milk is already in your fridge?


There are few things worse for your health than smoking cigarettes, and vaping is definitely not one of them. It’s not perfectly safe, as some people like to pretend, but if nicotine replacement therapy or meds made for quitting don’t work, e-cigs are a viable option.
I do echo your point about talking to a doctor though. A few different quitting meds can be used together and increase your chances of quitting, and the more times you try to quit, the more likely you are to succeed.
He tried to knock down buildings that were occupied (often by innocents unrelated to his feuds) until moments before he got to them. I don’t see why you’re downplaying his actions.
I’m not sure how anyone would ever know


The article about a conversation in a podcast is probably not the best source of information.
Finally, I can combine my love of women with my love of beyblades.