lol nice:
0:00 Welcome
00:31 Sitting in police transport van after a protest
00:35 In a holding cell with your comrades
00:37 Cop knocks on your door
00:40 Texting on an unsecured device
00:43 Pulled over by the cops after a protest
00:46 Cop asking about your day
00:50 Feds call your mom
00:56 When the cops come calling.
Woah this guy is so fast.
Bigfoot did nothing wrong.
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I think I misunderstood your question earlier. It’s before the can is opened. The can in that picture has a tab that sits very firmly against the can lid. It’s hard to get a grip on it without using your fingernails and the tab also has little sharp bits so its very easy for the tab to cut the sensitive fleshy tissue under your fingernails as you pull the tab up. So I switch to using a spoon to jimmy it up before switching to using fingers to finish the job.
Yeah I’m starting to think there is a bit of confusion bout the issue. Oh well.
Apparently some side cutting openers cut in a way that there are no sharp edges either on the lid or the opened can. Someone linked a video about it in crossposted thread.
I’ll try this method next.
How do you pry these open? The tab in the picture is really tight against the lid of the can. Is there are trick to loosening these without picking at them with my nails?
I think a lot of the comments about my fingers are in jest. Even if they’re not it’s all water of this ducks back.
Your experience is the same as mine. Perhaps when tabs came into fashion they were just flimsier but these days they’re all so tight.
Seems like it’s been a while since pull tabs in Australia didn’t want to rip off your fingernails when you try to use them to open a can.
The finger shredding would happen as an result of opening the can and remain shredded after until healed so during and after. Dunno about the spoon.
Thanks for compliment.
Bummer, the age gap between us it too big and you live in another country. Oh well, can you send nudes anyway?
I forget the name of the project or institution and I’m not sure if the book covers this. Either in the late 19th or early 20th century a set of libraries/archives were created that you could call on the phone, theoretically from anywhere in the world. You could ask the staff questions and they had a sort of database of punch cards they could use to find the information you wanted.
I posted something a few weeks ago or so where they made a similar request/protest, it just got lost in all the other news.
Everyone in the IDF: Too late.
And from the comments you have made twice now, again- this is my interpretation, you seem to be saying that there is no point in trying to resist from within.
I didn’t say this or infer it. I’m sorry but your interpretation is wrong. I agree with you, everyone who stays and wants to fight should do so. But I also don’t think this exodus will necessarily have a negative impact on any such struggle. It may even open up new spaces for new activists and organisers. We’ll see I guess.
Nah it’s a much dumber situation than the one envisioned in Terminator because there’s no intelligence in it or behind it.