They do not go away. I have literally forgotten about this phone to the point of it being dead/drained for an extended period of time... they calls never stop
rosymind
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I feel like Sailor Moon is becoming the unofficial Lemmy mascot
Hey, you got it to work this time. She's not on a desktop
Sure, but allowing the cheaters to win is a losing strategy
You can sometimes get a fresh number. I got lucky with mine (keep my junk phone for club-cards and the like)
Tried this a couple of times, but they kept calling my junk phone. I got like 7 or 8 calls the day after Thanksgiving. I block the numbers, but the next number will just be one or two digits different
I keep the junk phone for things like shopping clubs, pharmacy reminders, etc. I have a seperate number for people and trusted sources (though I realize that anyone can be compromised. I'll get a fresh number once that happens again)
Anyway, point is- I dont think they're human scammers. At least not the ones calling me
I was going to say that I think it's worse since they are carnivorous, but then I remembered that dogs eat kibble as well as meat. Wikipedia says that they can consume starch. Some rando dog-food company claims that wheat isn't a filler, but adds vitamins and minerals. Idk about all that (not a dog owner) but I imagine that farmed dogs are probably fed the cheapest, most generic kibble available
So... ?
Interesting question, though. Personally just hoping for lab grown meat to become a thing
I got anxiety just reading that
Yeah, like what are we supposed to do when there are few side-walks, work is 30-1hr away at freeway speeds, and public transit is either dirty, unreliable, or unsafe?
Most of us want to do away with our fossil fuel dependancy- but we need better options.
And before anyone says walk or take a bike, that isn't feasable for everyone
Yeah, our problem is we have 4 cats. Vomit and occational butt-nuggets are a thing, and I don't want that smeared across the foor
The problem is with how wide-spread it is, even if you get rid of it through blood donation you're still going to pick it back up again by eating and drinking. There's no escaping it; what we need is to stop using it, and figure out how to properly remove it from the environment.
It's tough, though, because many daily use items in every industry and household contains them.
For now, the best we can do is avoid items made with them (to the best of our knowledge), filter all our water, avoid food sources known to contain high amounts of it, and spread the word
"... we simply cannot abide by Guardians who refuse to protect us"
The way you phrase that, it seems like you're saying to vote for other candidates of other parties. My comment was a reminder that while it would be refreshing to have more options, we have little choice, but to choose those faulty gaurdians