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@RustyBertrand

Three just off the top of my head...

Shinto vs Buddhist: Soga–Mononobe conflict

Toltec religious wars of 1046 to 1110

Hussite religion: Bohemian Wars

Though there are easily hundreds of such examples if you bother to just google for it. I just did a search and there seem to be entire lists compiled of examples.

@kmic Your mom probably helped a lot of men get over their exs :)

finally finished uploading my 750 or so ebooks to my e-paper tablet.. The hard part was going through and categorizing all of them. Cool to see though after a full day of constant use it is only at half battery. That includes with the backlight and wifi on.

@darth

If people told me about this sooner I would have definitely done more volunteering for the cause!

@gpowerf

Why is this cat posing like someone on OnlyFans trying to sell feet pics?

Scalzi  
Congratulations, Mastodon, you've made it through another work week, have a cat picture, as a treat

@scalzi Why is this cat posing like someone on OnlyFans trying to sell feet pics?

Woman: Women should be allowed to show their breasts in public if they're breast feeding.

Me: I agree, I am a big supporter of women being able to show their breasts in any situation, regardless of if another person is sucking on them or not.

Woman: ::stares at me:: What?

Me: You heard me.

Just a reminder, your average factory worker today can buy a pound of butter with only 20 minutes of labor, compared to only 100 years ago and that same amount of food would have taken 3 hours of labor to earn.

🎓 Dr. Freemo :jpf: 🇳🇱  
@jaelisp a pound of butter in early 1900 was 70 cents. Your typical blue collar (factory) worker at that time made 25c an hour. So would take about...

@jaelisp a pound of butter in early 1900 was 70 cents. Your typical blue collar (factory) worker at that time made 25c an hour. So would take about 3 hours of work to afford a pound of butter.

(source: thepeoplehistory.com/20sfood.h)

Compare that with today where the average cost of butter is 4.6$. The average factory workers pay is 16$ an hour.

So today working for only 20 minutes will buy you the same food that 100+ years ago would require 3 hours to earn.

Looks to me like modern technology **did** make it so you can work fewer hours compared to a hundred years ago. Its just that no one wants to live like they did 100 years ago. They would rather live a **better** life and work the same number of hours. Go figure.

@AmpBenzScientist if it claimed it was a name brand or had any of the speed certifications printed on it then id be more skeptical.

@gpowerf

Anytime you need me to be your pinch hitter cause some woman wants to talk about vaginas you feel free to call me in :)

@mc first vagina museum... please... ive had a vagina museum on my computer since the 80s

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