Been to Vancouver city many times on work trips but it has been several years

Luxury is defined by availability. A few people growing rice for themselves on a riverbank doesn't create rice from it's archaic form. Availability is defined by existence, then a trade route to acquire other goods.

This is the human way, especially in India.

>Duel protagonists

Paul Atreides and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen

On July 5th 1189 Richard became king of England. So essentially before Richards reign.

Lol

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How trading is related to luxury?

It's something I suppose.

lol no unless you plant the rice in the fucking river, you have to have mechanisms to pump that water out into the fields. And precisely control the level of water as well.

Also, white rice is a very recent cultivar. Black and red rice used to be the norm, and they tasted like crap.

Intriguingly, that would mean that the count of monte cristo is not the main character of the count of monte cristo

The date is King Henry II death and marks Richard I's accession to the English throne. Richard I also known as Lionheart and led the Third Crusade.

Duel protagonists.

Hmm...I'd need to see evidence that goods weren't traded at that time. I don't believe that's true.

Time may be immemorial, but at least we have a specific date to mark the beginning of modern legal jargon.

Not a shining moment in my state's history...

I don't think there was a concept of luxury 7000years ago. If you are situated near river you can grow how much rice you want there is no land limitation.

I mostly considered it from what point of the view the story is mostly being told by. Reading the hobbit the protagonist would be Bilbo, but watching the movie versions it does go to Thorin, then Gandalf, Bilbo, Legolas, etc.

After the critics voted Laurence Olivier Best Actor because Brando and Pacino cancelled each other out, the studio made the call that Brando is lead, and Pacino supporting.

Yes, it was cultivated. But it wasn't widely dispersed because of the risk. It was a luxury item, and millet was the staple.

I think people really don't understand how shit technology was in the 60's.

The cost to make e-cigarettes was probably far more than the cost to just make old fashioned cigarettes.

Also there was this: >Inhaling the extract, however, was downright dangerous. Battelle’s monthly report from September 1963 stressed that “reactions were so violent and throat irritation was so strong that smoking could not be carried out under regular conditions.

and this: >This lack of commercial viability certainly had to do with the remaining shortcomings of the device described by Hughes.

Long story short. The technology sucked.

I understood that reference

Honestly, great place to visit. Beautiful. Summer is ideal.

Are there examples of when this is used? Like any modern laws?

I'd watch the hell out of that.

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