Remember to stay hydrated with water.
this post was submitted on 01 Jan 2025
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Hahaha... I'm not gonna lie, you probably nailed my current state
That would explain why you posted this on Showerthoughts of all places.
I believe I have statimated the people of Iceland accurately.
Have fun, stay safe, tell Bjork and the people that made EVE Online we said hi.
You joke but Björk is super approachable and friendly. She DJed my friend’s birthday party in Reykjavik one time.
Nice, she sounds like a celebrity I could at least tolerate if not get along with haha.
You partying in the shower?
You aren't?
Can't fit, too many people partying in it now.
I dunno, sounds pretty statimated to me.
Also, Happy New Year! Have fun and be safe.
Lol
Thanks
fireworks must be outlawed in all countries.
Thousands of industries worldwide release thousands of times more chemicals in a day than a firework display ever could. It's fine. Out of all the sources of pollution, I'd wager fireworks should be near the bottom of our list of concerns.
Though I wish more safety measures around them were introduced, both in terms of manufacturing and usage.
Burning heavy metals in the atmosphere seems like it might be bad
Happy new year Jon Jonsson!
Pretty pathetic this year in West Seattle. I heard a feeble burst of fireworks right at the stroke of midnight, then a couple minutes of sporadic booms and that was it. Usually it starts earlier and goes on for a good half hour. And I don't think it was even raining. Not that I blame people for low morale.