"I'm sorry, our couch donuts aren't glazed."
That's ok. He prefers to do that part himself.
Burninator05
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A sample size one? That's hardly enough for a conclusive result. The one you dissect could have just been a cannibal anyway and while corrupt the findings. Really a brutal war is the only way to go if we want enough samples.
And the songs are edited to be between 3 and 5 minutes long so it all averages out the same.
It only sounded like he had marshmallows in his mouth because ~~Twitt~~ I mean X has shitty enough tech that they couldn't support things. /s
Also, you're 100% right. Debating against someone like Trump is hard because the will spit out lies faster than you can debunk them.
It's weird just how many things that are a Republican's nightmare are also in my dreams.
"Why do I give a shit? It isn't mine."
Personally, I think a lot of the behavior you mention is tied to a lack of ownership/personal investment in their community.
Unpopular opinion time: I think a year or so of mandatory service after high school would be beneficial for most people in this regard. Working for pretty much any non-religous social organization would be work and bring people closer to the place that they live and increase empathy for those who are worse off than they are.
Wait until they have to drive a dually truck where the truck is noticeable wider behind you.
It'll be interesting to see how the CHIPS Act money is handled here. Hopefully it came with protections against this kind of bullshit but most likely didn't
Olympic teams need corporate sponsors, rich benefactors, or wealthy patents regardless of where they are from. That's part of the reason why athlete from poorer countries rarely do well.
Do you mean the kind of businessman who opens two of them directly across the street from each other so they are direct competitors?
You wouldn't kill a police man and then steal his hat and then shit in his hat and then give his hat to his widow.
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My take on this is maybe a little calloused and mean but why is NASA involved in that decision? They hired contractors to take over the launch this part of their program. One of the contractors has an equipment problem snd that is on them to overcome in a safe manner. I don't want the Boeing astronauts to get hurt but this isn't NASA's risk to accept or mitigate.