In Norway we pay a different fixed fee based on the maximum hourly use (average of three highest hours) during a month, so that consumers that need a lot of effect from the grid pays the most.

Remember when people called it “freedom fries”? No, me neither. Weird old man.

I see you’ve met my ex wife

Would be pretty easy, just do something spectacular. Or horrible. Please don’t drive a car into a bunch of people.

Well, Hitler did kill at least one person…

70? It’s 80 in Norway, unless it’s in a village where it’s 50

spikes, wool, layered clothing, reflective vest or other reflective gear…

Make smallpox great again!

have there been any court cases that hinged on these laws?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nix_v._Hedden

Interesting, but I wonder what they break it down to. Is it completely broken down or do they shit nanoplastics?

Though the ruling did not state the level at which fluoridation would damage brains

This right here. The levels have to be many times that in drinking water for it to have any harmful effects.

They have stopped doing that in Norway, at least here. Not sure if it was a corona effect or if they thought it wasnt worth it in terms of customers either shopping somewhere else or shopping less because they take a small shopping basket instead.

I’m sure he did lots of things, Perry, the guy’s a drink mongul!

Economics is a tool, and yes of course you can get different conclusions based on different assumptions. Doesn’t mean economics is bad, just means it is being used in different ways and for different purposes. Same with statistics. assumpsions are important.

Whut. Chaged my bathroom sink not long ago and it definitely loosens to the left/counter clock. Norway.

Cube maybe? movie… 3% on netflix… kinda.

At least we have confirmed that they do, in fact, stack shit that high.

Did you forget the “/s”?

He didnt say he was playing her, he said he was playing with her.