You should all incorporate and buy it.
You should all incorporate and buy it.
Look, lead poisoning degrades empathy. I’m just glad they have some left.
Better aluminum than plastic.
But there’s plenty of that down there too.
I put “Simple Green” on my resume skills section. Cleaning isn’t a huge part of the job, but I knew they used that specific brand across the industry.
The interviewer mentioned it with a laugh. I got the job.
Terrestrial planet, gas giant planet, ice giant planet, dwarf planet.
One should never skip dicks in the queue. It’s rude and they’ve been waiting.
“Yes I have, and I’m happy to do so again. For you.”
Someday, parts of what used to be you almost certainly will.
I’ve heard some push to just call them all “Worlds.” Planets, moons, asteroids, etc. and all, which is also fine by me.
I’m well aware of the existence of countless dwarf planets in the solar system, and the naming issues that arose from the discovery.
I don’t mind that they called them dwarf planets. But I don’t know why everyone got so upset about it. It sounds like just another class of planet to me, which seems quite appropriate.
I agree that they marketed the change about as poorly as they could.
Gas giant planets, ice giant planets, rocky planets, dwarf planets.
I don’t see what the big deal is.
Yeah, I’ve worked on a wind farm that powered a Bitcoin mine built right next door, and another one that powered an oil refinery. Both felt pretty messed up.
Fuck it. I don’t want such “advantages” anymore. I want a small house, a workshop, and a garden. I’ll be lucky if I can get even that. The world can just go pass me by.
If you spent your days cooking with fire, and your nights watching it and warming yourself, you’d definitely start tossing anything you could find into it just to see what would happen. People did this every day and night for eons.
This is not a party. It’s a discussion about science. You didn’t expect the participants to be methodical?
Thanks. I work in wind energy exactly because of this. It’s hard to keep my head up some days. I needed that.
Voyager 1 is not dead. It is only sleeping as it enters the final stage of its 1.5 billion year mission.
I bought one too, one of the first, I think. It’s fantastic. One of the jewels of my collection. The only quibble I have is the lapel pin, there’s nowhere really to put it.
I have heard they share it freely.
I’d love to see another Fallout game like 1 & 2.