u/TheDeflectorDish

You should add more fruits and veggies to your diet, you'll shit better and feel lighter.

r/bikecommuting

With a cargo bike like OP pictured you could easily carry more groceries than you could ever cart around on a bus.

You don't have to pedal much. You basically just move your legs to get the motor going so it feels like you're always going downhill. I highly suggest going to a local bike shop and test riding one if you're really curious.

The thing is you could spend about 80k less and still have more than enough truck to do those things. 111k is just excessive. Everything you've mentioned above can be done with a medium duty car like a Subaru and a $500 4x8 trailer. Trailers are easier to load too, driving around with an empty 4'x8' truck bed all the time is just wasteful.

I'd rather have a public park than a parking lot full of trucks like these.

Leasing it and no rent is how my friend has his $40k truck while stocking shelves at a grocery store. To many people, a car/truck, is a large part of their personality. It's especially attractive as a home/life style away from your parent's basement.

Anybody who likes you just because of a flashy car isn't worth anything though imho

Small opening and tight cavities mean you can't wash them easily plus they're not dishwasher safe. They're designed as one time use unlike say a Nalgene bottle.

Even the materials used are one time use. Most plastics can't be remolded with out becoming extremely brittle and looking like shit. Literally cheaper and easier to buy cheap onetime use resin like PET to make disposable bottles and litter the world for free. Source: worked as engineer for cheap plastics manufacturer.

It's happened. This popular post of a service pit bull saving someone from a seizure had tons.

Only 3% of dogs in shelters are in there for biting.

Top 10 Reasons for Relinquishment*

Dogs:

Moving (7%)
Landlord not allowing pet (6%)
Too many animals in household (4%)
Cost of pet maintenance (5%)
Owner having personal problems (4%)
Inadequate facilities (4%)
No homes available for litter mates (3%)
Having no time for pet (4%)
Pet illness(es) (4%)
Biting (3%)

https://www.petfinder.com/pet-adoption/dog-adoption/pets-relinquished-shelters/

r/IDmydog . The only way to really know is a DNA test though. Guessing a breed based on looks is usually wrong when it comes to mixed breeds.

Normal person: cute dog, here's an upvote. done

DogNazi: The P1tbu!l l0bBy at 1t AG@in! then meticulously goes through comment section downvoting/upvoting....lobbying their hate...

The more you comment and vote on comments, the more likely you are to be a complete asshole. Hence dog breed hating subs having a much higher comment per user ratio than r/pitbulls. https://subredditstats.com/

Says the person who's active in banpitbulls... sure seems like a lot of you in these comments...

I adopted an adult pit mix who was found roaming the streets in a poor urban area. Best damn dog I've ever had. Pretty much any muscular dog shouldn't be taken lightly, but past that they really need to be evaluated individually cause there's a lot of variation.

White pitbull party yall!

This your dog? https://www.tiktok.com/@mistermainer/video/7093639086040190250?_t=8S2kxiv03De&_r=1

Good on you and fuck that land lord. Also, fuck BSL. r/AntiBSL

Impossible to know, but here's a video of a pit bull herding some sheep. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBFun1ORd94

Reminds me of my dog.

Most dog breeds as we know them today are a result of Victorian era dog shows 160 years ago. You've named some ancient dog breeds, but most dog breeds (like the Weimaraner, Boston Terrier, Rottweiler, Doberman pinscher, etc) are all new derivatives. Source

Breed was more like a "type" of dog prior to dog shows even. Per my source "it is well established that many so-called ‘ancient’ breeds are in fact modern constructions with established histories".

According to banpitbulls own numbers, it's 0.0061% or 1 in 16,367 pit bulls.

High of 50 deaths per year in the US from all dogs, banpitbulls says 66% are reported as pitbulls so 33 deaths per year. Over 10 years, a rough estimate of a dog's lifespan, that's 330 deaths. About 90 million dogs in the US, banpitbulls says 6% are pit bulls, so 5.4 million pit bulls in the US. So 330/5400000x100% = 0.0061%

Even if we plant trees, they won't grow fast enough to make a difference in global warming over the next 50 years. We need to stop carbon emissions now as a top priority if anything is to be done about climate change

I've seen some pretty bad pit bull t-shirts, but this one I can actually agree with.

Went to prison as a Chihuahua, came out as an American Pit Bull Terrier.

Yep, most hate groups run in a similar way, small dedicated group tightly controlling the narrative and directing the blind hatred of a larger less involved group.

It's interesting on Reddit that you can actually see the misinformation campaign run with tools like Reveddit.