Ladadada, it’s the mothafuckin D R E!

Where I live it’s $12 for $.30 worth of popcorn and $8 for $.20 worth of soda. The high school kids still get paid $7.25 though.

From the third sentence in the wiki page:

It is, however, so extremely reactive that it is not encountered in everyday life.

So yeah, not at all stable.

Quick point of clarification, the official name of the Mormon church is, “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.” They don’t actually want to be called Mormons, and instead ask to be called LDS for short. Also, they consider themselves a protestant sect.

All that said, the Mormons are bad and nobody should join them.

Just remember, it takes less delta v to shoot things out of the solar system than it does to shoot them into the sun.

Try Fedora KDE spin next time. It handles my Nvidia GPU without any trouble.

Firm handshakes.

I fell into this trap. We have a nice, fancy, efficient EV that’s my daily driver, and a larger, less efficient gas vehicle that doubles as the family car/road trip machine that she dailies. We work roughly the same distance from our offices, but on days when she has to go across town on an errand, she takes the EV. It makes sense to save gas and whatnot.

Rims are fucked. I think she’s rubbed them on every available curb in a 25 mile radius. She doesn’t care. Fuck me for wanting a nice car I guess.

How exactly does a motorcycle that gets 60 mpg (3.92 l/100 km) take more energy to move a single person that a car that gets 25 mpg (9.4 l/100 km)? Notice that almost nobody carpools in America, which is the subject of this post.

Also note that almost all motorcycles sold worldwide comply with Euro 5 emissions standards.

Blue Bell and Boar’s Head, here I come!

Direct link to steam page is here.

I feel this

And I’m sleeping with my clothes on.

Since the headline blew it, the game mentioned is called Cosmoteer.

I’m surprised that works. At my job they make us put in the origin and destination and will only pay the mileage for the shortest route.

Make an assessment.