Think about how much oil it costs to ship this much oil. Not only the fuel of the tankers themselves hauling the oil, which is the baseline, but fuel for aircraft carriers, jets, and all of the other support infrastructure to keep soldiers, ships, and planes in the field. What are we even doing here?
It's not just the footnotes though. As the characters walk down an increasingly small hallway, the words on the page start lower and lower on the page like you're hunching down with the characters. And when they sprint, there are fewer and fewer words on each page until you're flipping as fast as they're running.
Oh, and the plot is about a house bigger on the inside than the outside and the cover of the book is like a quarter inch shorter than the pages in it.
I'm assuming you're a normal person. With a job. Are you willing to leave your job to run a campaign? And what if, in a year when the election happens and the campaign is over, you don't win? Now you don't have a job.
Well, what is hundreds of thousands as a percentage of the overall market? Like if they sold hundreds of thousands of grains of rice, that's "almost nothing" compared to the rest of the rice that got sold
That's the whole point of this. I'm sure they're already onto the the next thing, finding something helpful to women, pregnant or otherwise, and saying it causes autism
So keep asking her about it. Obviously
Think about how much oil it costs to ship this much oil. Not only the fuel of the tankers themselves hauling the oil, which is the baseline, but fuel for aircraft carriers, jets, and all of the other support infrastructure to keep soldiers, ships, and planes in the field. What are we even doing here?
Opened this thread to submit House of Leaves.
It's not just the footnotes though. As the characters walk down an increasingly small hallway, the words on the page start lower and lower on the page like you're hunching down with the characters. And when they sprint, there are fewer and fewer words on each page until you're flipping as fast as they're running.
Oh, and the plot is about a house bigger on the inside than the outside and the cover of the book is like a quarter inch shorter than the pages in it.
So many examples like this
The headline implies the SEC did something wrong, but the airlines should be on blast for putting our data on sale in the first place
They're effectively accomplishing Trump's goals for him. Trump hates the blue states as much as Iran hates the United States.
Not if everyone is on your network. Otherwise it does have some problems
Dear Iran, pick a state that voted for Trump
Same! Remember how exciting gmail was in like 2004?
I mean, I'm kinda for it? If anything, this will turn people away from religion, so in that sense they're doing us all a favor
Have you not heard of Polymarket?
This is not a novel perspective, it's like Cypher's whole thing
If you can define which people you mean, I can give you an answer
I'm assuming you're a normal person. With a job. Are you willing to leave your job to run a campaign? And what if, in a year when the election happens and the campaign is over, you don't win? Now you don't have a job.
Well, what is hundreds of thousands as a percentage of the overall market? Like if they sold hundreds of thousands of grains of rice, that's "almost nothing" compared to the rest of the rice that got sold
Two of them on the very same one
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Ignoring all of the disadvantages of datacenters in space, what are any of the advantages?
That's the whole point of this. I'm sure they're already onto the the next thing, finding something helpful to women, pregnant or otherwise, and saying it causes autism
Florida loves banning things. I don't know how Floridians can handle so much Freedom