That is hardcore and I love it!

I can guess by breakdown of the parts, but "valance" is already "The number of different antigens contained in a vaccine, corresponding to the number of pathogens that it is active against."

So the "heteromulti" part seems redundant?

I need an expert to educate me XD

I would love someone to step in and give an explanation.

Looking up "heteromultivalent" just gave me scientific pages that use the word but don't define it.

Bookmarking them. Might shop there in a show of support for ye olde internet websites that don't blast me with adverts and tracking cookies.

The craziest thing about it is there's no product categories.

There's a search bar if you know what you're looking for.

OR you can browse 132 pages of uncategorised manga supplies.

You can sort by the usual metrics (price, popularity) or filter by price if you have a budget but no shopping list.

Leaves no doubt in their meaning and where they stand politically.

Which is a real concern when you listen to a band made of young white men. Eventually they turn into old white men.
Thankful every time an old punk band from my youth manages to stay woke.

On a tangent though, super appreciate that they include a little booklet of lyrics in the latest album.
SEO and GenAI subs have made the internet completely unreliable when it comes to grabbing song lyrics.

Went digging for all The Living End albums I own (all of them).

Surprised myself with one that was signed, having only met them in person recently to sign their latest album.

I assume I bought it pre-signed or my memory is truly dog poop.

To clarify, I trained myself out of saying it, because I was self conscious about accidentally saying it in the restrooms at work.

Emptying the menstrual cup: "who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him?"

Washing up: "Out, damned spot; out, I say."

and

"All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand. :C"

And who exactly does he think the Macho men of Gondor are? You know he sees himself as Aragorn but has only ever experienced LotR as memes on social media.

Is he equating the English with Hobbits? Like they all live in little tucked away hamlets far from the modern world? Does he think the lot of them live like Beatrix Potter with little animal friends?