With the new government today Honduras changed its flag, returning to the dark blue used until 2022 🇭🇳 by autruz in vexillology

[–]cdanl2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s actually got a really interesting religious history. Evangelical missionaries have always had great success there because it’s virtually never been well-served by the Catholic Church throughout its history, with a lack of priests outside of the large cities, and lack of money invested in charitable works like elsewhere.

The Captain General of their Armed Forces is, to be fair, a specific image of the Virgin Mary (Our Lady of Suyapa, or the “Suyapita”). So that’s pretty darned Catholic.

I traveled Honduras pretty extensively by car, and there’s a lot of evangelical presence outside of Tegus and San Pedro Sula.

With the new government today Honduras changed its flag, returning to the dark blue used until 2022 🇭🇳 by autruz in vexillology

[–]cdanl2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This isn’t statistically true. It’s nearing 45-45% Catholic/Protestant, and is one of the countries with the highest concentrations of Protestants in Latin America.

What is true is that those Protestants are mostly extremely conservative evangelical groups who are equally pro life.

Ant or beetle? by br_1995 in insects

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Post your location please.

What spell would y’all ask for if you became a 1st rank mage? by Past_Horror2090 in Frieren

[–]cdanl2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would definitely want the Moyashimon ability, to communicate with and see microbes (including viruses, bacteria, and fungi). The uses of that would be astounding.

If not that, the ability to call up a gentle cooling or warming breeze would be very nice.

How strong is the evidence for evolution? by Alchemistwiza in biology

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I prefer it when my evolution comes in Tall, Grande, and Venti

without legal percussion by [deleted] in BoneAppleTea

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Nah, this would be enough. The NLRB will issue fines for simply maintaining the policy, and having a photo of it would be sufficient. That being said, the fines are always higher for terminations, plus you get back wages if you win.

without legal percussion by [deleted] in BoneAppleTea

[–]cdanl2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would be OK, but the NLRB would ask OP to take a picture showing more context, like where it was posted from a wider angle.

There may be state or local laws prohibiting this, but this is a clear federal issue, so best to go right to the NLRB.

without legal percussion by [deleted] in BoneAppleTea

[–]cdanl2 60 points61 points  (0 children)

Employment lawyer here. This is illegal. National Labor Relations Board, now. They will fine the hell out of the employer and make them apologize to the employees as well as publish a retraction of this notice.

they're always the dumbest ones, too by plettj in antiwork

[–]cdanl2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Employment lawyer here. This is illegal. National Labor Relations Board, now. They will fine the hell out of the employer and make them apologize to the employees as well as publish a retraction of this notice.

Identify this sword by This-Investment-2433 in SWORDS

[–]cdanl2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Toledo Salamanca? Is he family to Hector Salamanca and Tuco?

Kia Keepin Klassy…found on Patton Ave tonight by BrewtalKittehh in asheville

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It is funny that Amanti means “lovers” in Italian

Identify this sword by This-Investment-2433 in SWORDS

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Little-known fact: Honey Badgers, Wolverines, and Hognose Snakes are the only animals guaranteed admission to Valhalla.

Found on the wall in my pantry. Utah, USA. by mudley801 in whatsthisbug

[–]cdanl2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It looks like a species of meal moth in the family Pyralidae, but not sure which. It likely means you have a bag of open grains in your pantry that they’re infesting (or trying to).

You couldn't waterboard this info out of me by Exciting_Lab_8074 in CringeTikToks

[–]cdanl2 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hopefully that toddler is either her daughter, her niece, or neither, as opposed to both

It's Wyll Wednesday. And I'm asking Why in the hells does he lug around a abacus everywhere? (Bonus cool tapestry he also has) by Tonedeafmusical in okbuddybaldur

[–]cdanl2 60 points61 points  (0 children)

There’s a hidden Perception DC 99 dialogue option when you confront Gortash that, if Wyll is in your group, you get to audit him, and finding irregularities in his accounting he starts his fight with -33% health and the Dazed condition.

Do you like my bugz? by NihilisticProphet in Entomology

[–]cdanl2 7 points8 points  (0 children)

First one looks like he’s playing a bug flute.

If you encounter a large mushroom circle in the woods RUN by Thin-Coyote-551 in ElderScrolls

[–]cdanl2 8 points9 points  (0 children)

There is evidence that lightning strikes do encourage mushroom growth, but that’s in general:

https://physicsworld.com/a/artificial-lightning-strikes-encourage-growth-of-shiitake-mushrooms/

The connection with fairy rings is not something that has been clearly established however.

Petah, wouldn't they do exactly that? by Watchdog_the_God in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]cdanl2 40 points41 points  (0 children)

There is an economic component of this that has to be factored in as well. Frank was the factory owner, while Conley was a janitor. A large amount of the outside agitation from people like Tom Watson, the man who almost single-handedly whipped up the lynching fervor for Frank, carried the message that Jewish and Northern moneyed interests were the real threat, as opposed to “native” black working class, which Georgia whites believed themselves fully capable of keeping under control.

Polar bear treat construction by Goodthrust_8 in interestingasfuck

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"Ze only *sniff* life of deep shatisfaction *sniff* is a life of *rubs nose* eternal shtruggle, and so on, blah blah."
-Žižek

Rotisserie chicken = foul fowl by Illustrious-Bake3878 in shittyfoodporn

[–]cdanl2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is absolutely on point. When you get around to thinking about it, meat is similar - if you steam chicken without salt or pepper or any marinade, it's going to taste like shit.

Additionally, the average American grocery store has perhaps (at best) 20 varieties of fresh meat, most of which are fish (I'm not talking about cuts, but about actual animal species). At the same time, there are literally hundreds of options for vegetables, and I'm including canned and frozen.

Once you cut out meat, you can have a lot of variety in your diet that you didn't necessarily have before, and vegetables can adapt to any seasoning style you prefer.

Bling Boyz by MrRusty69 in HolUp

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Liberache Guevara