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Freshwater said no one was hurt in the crash, but also said a fuse was blown when the airbags deployed, so the Cybertruck can’t be driven.
The blown fuse is why it can’t be driven, not the brakes that cut out
Freshwater said no one was hurt in the crash, but also said a fuse was blown when the airbags deployed, so the Cybertruck can’t be driven.
The blown fuse is why it can’t be driven, not the brakes that cut out
Yes I was, that makes way more sense.
What a bizarre comparison
but have you considered that this is the most important election of our lifetime?
I’m not entirely sure what’s going on here, but I guess I want her to kick the shit out of you too, just to be safe
I feel like you are making a point here but I am not sure what it is?
Gotta be careful, if you frame this sufficiently ghoulishly you’ll get them onboard with the worst possible implementation.
Stuff like optimizing for aborted fetuses (fetii?) to people cured of diabetes is what economists were made for.
I think being a gamer got co-opted during gamergate. There’s plenty of people that like video games that are fine, but I definitely look closely at anyone that describes themselves as a gamer.
also really doesn’t fit the elder god aesthetic, which I would have understood to just be alien/unfathomable goals and motivations.
DA2’s combat was a disaster (turn based tactical aesthetic with waves spawning in wherever the fuck the feel like? sign me up…) but I liked that instead of traveling the world on some epic journey you more or less stayed in one place and saw how it changed over a decade. It was just something I hadn’t seen before & I really enjoyed it.
lawful evil is better than chaotic evil or something, that’s why you have to vote blue
They’re terrible in a car (for at least some functions) because you have to look at them instead of relying on feel
edit: and screens tend to encourage nested menus so they just progressively worse.
I thought it was 1 gram protein to 1 kilogram bodyweight
echoes
edit: possibly “calls” depending on feel
this is the only conclusion I can see to the Oregon city that escalated their desire to fine people for being homeless and “camping” to the supreme court.
You already know they have nothing, what’s the point of the fine? Oh.
there is no satire or caricature blunt enough to penetrate the chud brain pan
I’m also curious how it was decided these jobs were non-military. Like how many steps removed is good enough? If they do business with / are a vendor for Honeywell but don’t directly sell to the DoD is that OK or is that complicity? What if it is a small portion of the business but you don’t work on it?
There’s entire fields/industries that probably can’t get removed from this, and while it is fine to say people shouldn’t support them it really comes across more as blinders on how extensive this is.
As long as housing is a tradable commodity with essentially zero risk or carrying costs,
I have been interested in the insurers that are pulling out of Florida & California as the climate disaster risks become to high for this reason. Once home insurance isn’t available housing is no longer a great investment, new buyers can’t get mortgages, home sale price seems like it would have to drop in response which I guess causes a lot of current mortgages to go weird. And as a bonus both states are on “opposite sides” of the political spectrum and will be just comically unable or unwilling to deal with the problem but presumably in different flavors.
This is going to be shitty for people but seems like it is better than the status quo existing in perpetuity. It will be like having a glimpse a few years into the future for most other states.
guilty from birth?