Now think about what would happen if ice didn’t float.
Now think about what would happen if ice didn’t float.
We can only assume that whoever posted that is working for free, then?
Well, they’re certainly not democratic.
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Comfortable? It’s pretty much a prerequisite.
I have no idea what they’re talking about, but I do love a happy ending.
I have no idea. They’re all nonsense words on there. However, you can have too much oxygen, but I’m guessing that’s not what he’s on about.
Patrick H Willems, particularly his ‘Star Wars Christmas Special’, is the reason I signed up to Nebula. He’s decidedly non-political.
It’s hammer time.
Is it though? I can’t be arsed to look it up right now, but I can’t imagine they’re just being given all that taxpayer money without there being reams of paperwork dictating how they spend it. And if they are, then that’s pretty corrupt as well.
Who am I kidding? Of course I can imagine that with the way things are being run over there these days.
But it is corruption, especially if there are no consequences for it.
I wasn’t brave enough to scan the QR code. The owner is a bloke in his eighties by the look of him. Wisdom doesn’t always come with age, apparently.
Same here. I could do the cross-eyed 3D pretty easily, but never the wall-eyed ones, until now.
The Vogons will be along shortly to clear out the rest for a hyperspace expressway.
It is if you don’t get the road you paid for.
Here’s one of the local looneys I see around regularly. This dude spent money on it.
Last year for work, I attended a ‘dealing with customer aggression’ workshop run by a police negotiator. The main thing I remember from it is that “prior history” is cop-speak for “dude’s a fuckwit”. :)
Electric cars don’t solve the pollution problem, they relocate it, and they still take up the same amount of space.
And they’re all still mostly single occupant. Actually, there’s probably more cars in that picture with multiple occupants than I see on average on the roads these days.
We are living in a false-scarcity society when we could be living in a post-scarcity one.