6th... According to the same source.
That said... Hardly any talk about it (unlike the first Avatar)

I'm afraid that Vance would be worse than Trump, you can play/steer Trump, Give Trump a fake price and he's happy as a toddler.
Vance it at least as fascist but not suffering from dementia

Use the barcode and you will be taken to the paper of the study.
But it seems you are as dumb as an average MAGA.

Sure.... But... This thread is about getting Lyme by brushing a deer not the cycle

CDC.gov and various scientific studies good enough?
Deer are important in the cycle but the disease come from tick feeding on rodents infected with the bacteria.

Not much

Black cats are notoriously difficult to photograph, but today in the sun there was enough contrast for a decent photo

It's a solid black European Shorthair, he is very talkative and loves to lay on my shoulders while I'm walking around the house

My black cat does the same even in summer when it's 35°C

Això fa venir gana!

So in short, no there are no censored words. However that does not mean you can say everything without any consequences

What’s acceptable depends heavily on context, the format of the program, and its target audience. Some satirical shows often push boundaries, sparking debate over freedom of speech versus social responsibility.

Calls for hate or violence are prohibited and can result in penalties from regulators such as the Commissariat for the Media.

Inappropriate jokes about sensitive topics like the Holocaust, religion, or disabilities may lead to complaints and reputational damage.

- Racist or discriminatory language, such as the N-word, is seen as offensive. it usually sparks public outrage and discussions about racism in media.

Sexually explicit comments or images are restricted to certain time slots (like after 10 PM) and must comply with the Dutch Media Act.

Dutch television doesn’t have official censorship rules like some other countries, but there are clear boundaries shaped by social norms, media ethics, and broadcaster guidelines. Here's what’s often considered inappropriate or controversial:

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