My AOL email. I didn’t actually make it, my Dad did and I was so young I literally don’t remember a time without it. I still check it despite migrating most of my accounts away.

All good, I only saw it today too. What a headline though.

The one in Conception Bay? That was from 2023 otherwise it’d win.

What? Where does it say at all in the article that these woman were racist to the guys before being attacked?

I did a double take at first, this little guy is from Wikkaninnish Island?!? I’m amazed she was found, there’s only a handful of cabins on there and last time I was there, only 2 permanent residents. I know one has passed away since then. I used to stay there with a friend at their family’s cabin, I miss the place, beautiful island with interesting history.

31 terabytes? Amateur.

Great photo! If that were my cat, I’d have a metal print done of this and hung on my wall.

We had to tighten up security after the great maple syrup heist.

I didn’t print a mask but I did join in on a city wide effort to make ‘ear savers’ and give them away free for hospital and other essential workers. I do wonder how many of the ones I made got used, I wasn’t too fond of the design and found a better one a month later but by that point they had tens of thousands and weren’t accepting more.

This is bait or a joke, right? What a stupid take, you don’t have to play devils advocate for everything… Just being alive isn’t the biggest carbon footprint you can have, you can massively reduce or increase your contribution based on your voluntary actions. A oil executive probably has a much higher impact on carbon emissions from their choices in business when compared to, say, a monk. “Just go die if you want to save the planet” is not a reasonable solution and these people’s deaths are a tragedy that I hope the future looks back in disgust on.