So while she doesn't specifically address urine, Hama does explain that the prisoners were kept in very dry conditions and that "any sign of trouble was met with cruel retribution." So even if urine provided waterbenders some liquid to work with, it really would not have been enough to escape. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91QbwtxQ6pY

I never really paid attention to whether they were sitting or not, but now that you mention it, I feel like they do. Also, they always have an extra cart, so while you are putting everything onto the conveyor belt, they scan it all and load it into a new cart. Then you push the cart to long shelf thing where you can bag all of your stuff.

We have one grocery store (at least in the area that I live) that does that: Aldi.

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Sometimes I've just gotta a? I'm so confused.

How are we supposed to read it?

Where do you live? Because they don't do that anywhere I've been.

The money does not have to be less. A very large portion of what you are paying for in a typically funeral is the embalming, coffin, headstone, etc. Since natural burial does use any of those, it cuts on cost to both the business and the consumer so more money can be put towards the actual burial spot. And I do think that there is a societal change in this regard. When I first heard about this years ago, it wasn't really a concept at all and now there are more and more places doing it. As we need more sustainable practices and as more people learn about this, I do think this practice will continue to grow and become more normal/typical practice.

Not really, if you view it as a component of a sauce.

Ugg, don't I know it. I feel like everything is about attacking the opposite side's personality instead of actual discussions now.

More places are doing this since I first heard about it several years ago- Look up natural or green burial. I have looked into it for myself, and personally think it is a great idea. I learned a lot about the crazy amount of resources that the funeral industry uses in the U.S as well. Also, I don't think most of your "concerns" are valid. You mentioned natural burial ground running out of plots - how is that any different then current burial grounds? Also, the ones in my area have long-term plans to be a park. Even if they did what (I'm assuming you sarcastically) suggested and cut down the trees, they very well could sell lumber and restart since there are no concrete and metal and other substances in the ground. As for trees taking up space, the natural burial grounds have that accounted for and have spots properly spaced out. Not sure why you think that isn't possible? And depending on the types of trees, forests definitely have trees closer than 10-20+ feet apart.

I think different points of view should be judged by the smartest people/arguments on either side. Literally any valid view point can be made to sound ridiculous if going off the worst explanation/example.

If they are following what most instructions say, it is butter sitting on the noodles and they are pouring in milk.

I had the same thought! I knew him from 1 video I saw him in awhile ago. I didn't even know about all the other stuff he had done until I looked at his imdb yesterday.

That looks like normal drywall to me. Where are you from?

Just posting it for people who may want to read it