As a Catholic they always preached it to me as an actual needle. It was until I left the church and visited a Christian church (trying to fit with my girlfriend at the time) the pastor talked about the "gate of Jerusalem" and that it was difficult but not impossible (of course the pastor arrived in a BMW X6M to the service and was asking for the tithe). That's when I looked online for this but there is no strong evidence, and the doors called "eye of needle" are from Europe from the year ~1000CE
The evidence for the gate theory is poor. Jesus probably was referencing an actual needle when we said this
é é é é é feel free to take as many as you need
I only use it for /r/nfl now, that community is great at creating memes and posting highlights as soon as it happens and I still visit a few niche subreddits but they too got even smaller, probably a lot of us switched to just lurking instead of actively participating
My country's sub got taken by a pro-government group, I used it to see the news and know what was happening there but now you can't find any news that criticize the government or that show the country in a bad manner. We had a meme sub and that was taken over too so it became trash
Wanting to replay this game is how I learned that it's super easy to crack the vita nowadays. I had mine collecting dust in a drawer for several years
They are not "parks", they are national forests and national Lakeshores
At least you can make bread from old yeast
I hate ads, but sometimes prime puts 2 minutes of ads at the beginning of a show or a movie and then no ads, I'm ok-ish with this, much better than imdb or tubi that play the same commercial every 15 minutes
If I start a stream and it shows that it will have several breaks I stop it and get it from the high seas
I think the problem with latinx is that if you are speaking in English then latin is already gender neutral, and it you are outside the US there is no "latin pride" so who would use latinx?
The e is really used (at least in Mexico) The @ was used in my times (millennial) but it was mostly to avoid writing twice: niños y niñas -> niñ@s but the e really incorporates a neutral plural
x I've only seen it from corporations and white people
Found this related vsauce when looking for a video of how does it look to run qudrupedally
