Irremarkable

I should have clarified. I mean silly (fun) not silly (ridiculous)

The monarchies can stay on one condition. They all wear silly hats like the Swedish king

Not a single US city was ever attacked by an enemy nation.

This is definitely an um ackushally, but the Brits did burn the capitol.

I’ll never (with exceptions, but this isn’t one) root for someones death. But I’m sure as fuck not going to shed a tear over him. The kid on the other hand? That’s just awful.

This is the main reason that I’ll never understand it. It takes so, so, so much energy to be that hateful. Do they have literally nothing in their lives that they could be devoting that energy to. Like get a fucking hobby, holy shit.

Some people really don’t think before they speak do they

Not to mention there’s got to be at least a handful of the people on pacific islands we screwed over with tests such as Castle Bravo left.

Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20240809034009/https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/08/world/olympics/noah-lyles-wins-bronze-in-200-meters-then-reveals-he-has-covid.html

Everyone? No, far from it. But many events, some jobs, etc. required a negative test result for entry. There was absolutely far more asymptomatic getting tested then.

IIRC, the reason he gave is they’re consistent pretty much anywhere in the world. Last thing you want before an event is food poisoning.

The actual fuck is wrong with you

That’s not too insane for a company of their size. It’s higher than many, but far from out of the norm.

The worst part is Intel honestly could’ve have spun this into something of a win if they actually handled it properly. They’ve got over $25B in cash reserves, they could easily afford to do a recall and a big PR campaign about how good they are at accepting responsibility and fixing mistakes.

Frankly? Most people.

Most people are really dumb about this type of thing.

Polio still exists, primarily in Afghanistan and neighbors if I remember correctly.

Oh trust me, if It was drivable, I would’ve kept it.

Unfortunately a younger, much more sleep deprived me flipped it one morning.

Loved that damn car

We did routine oil changes between 5-6k miles until it started burning oil. I assure you, that was not the issue. We spent a while trying to figure it out before saying fuck it because it never gave us issues.

Had an old accord that started burning oil at about 100k miles. Lasted another 100k with only a handful of oil changes (I think none in it’s last 50k, just topping it off as needed). Still worked perfectly fine besides very slowly burning oil when I totaled it at 200k miles.

I miss that car. I’m convinced I could’ve gotten at least 300k miles out of it.