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I want China to bail them out… I really want to watch their flock of morons try to reconcile “china good” with the last 10 years of rhetoric.

Maybe Iran mentioned their next Shehed shipment would have to wait until the jets got there.

Red Lobster: “Endless Shrimp”

Ocean: “Dude… no.”

I’ve heard of this years ago, and I teach basic electrical theory. I’m not an expert in electrical static discharge, and I can’t validate his work, but I can give my “dummy english” explanation of what I think he’s doing.

I’m hoping everyone here has rubbed a balloon and felt their hair stand up. Static charge can build up on an object, positive or negative, and they will repel like charges, which you’ve also probably done with a balloon. My understanding is they build massive repelling charges on the same fixed object, and off-balance them so electrostatically, compared to the local frame of reference, the object is impelled in one direction. Electrostatics at small scale can obviously defy gravity (ever pick a charged piece of styrofoam off your shirt?), but scaling and exceeding the frame of reference have always been the failing points. You can build huge potential to move with charge, but you need something to move against, in general. The charged styrofoam needs you to move your shirt to move in the previous example.

Barack Hussein Obama Tower for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Sorry we’re late, we let the stupid people plan things and… you know.

Have you ever seen a bible go off accidentally? That’s how Crusades happen!

Admit it, they were headed into springfield.

It’s no surprise they stayed, can you imagine finding an airplane that could carry the balls on those guys?

He should threaten to switch parties if they vote him out. That’s like 2 retirements.

As long as there is free competition, the cost will be around 10% over the operating cost. After that point it becomes worthwhile for another competitor to step in.

I would agree it’s bad for insurance company employees. But the purpose of an insurance company is to collect premiums and deny claims.

Get hurt in america, your insurer will hold a demo!

The surety question is the main issue. The language seems to say that if trump loses, he has to pay and they don’t. Which isn’t a bond.

I feel you’re misapplying the advantage. Right now people hit other people in cars and insurance is what it is. It would be more appropriate to say that humans will pay normal rates, while autonomous car companies will charge you an insurance subscription, and work out much lower rates with the insurer.

His statement is extremely flawed - insurance companies dream of accepting premiums and never paying out accidents.

When you want to hammer alien conspiracies, everything looks like a nalien.

I just want my gay married friends to have guns to protect their kids.

The knife twists a little better when you note how few made it out of the factory.

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Thank fucking god.