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We all live in a yellow enterprise a yellow enterprise
Can't believe this line is the only reason I'm aware of red alert
Sign: Incase of fire use elevator Me opening elevator: oh now I wonder what the stiares are like here
Tries aggressively winking but continues to fail due to lack of eye lids
I'm 19 dropped out of college and still living with parents. Right now I'm really planning on just saving up to move to Japan because everything in the US is taxed to high hell and our government is barely functional. I'm just fed up with everything so I'm just going to keep myself sane by studying Japanese and minimizing my expenses
One line then 2 lines then another 2 lines and then one line next to a horizontal line and you have Ulta simplified loss formula
Gotta love how we have parodied loss so many times we have quite literally tuned it into a formula 1 2 2 1-
Lizard is looking at the camera like you seeing this shit
Ah I have become the anime slayer
Y'all have heard of r/imsorryjhon now get ready for c/imsorrygarfeild
Tbh how often do you see someone sword dueling lol
Does being crucified count as being handicapped
Yeah crumple zones are enforced by the bumper so when you lift a car you're making the colliding car smash into the other above the bumper and gliding above the crumple zone if I recall the Ford pento was unfairly judged because the cars that were used to rate it's rear end crash safety had their front ends waghted down to simulate heavy breaking however it caused the cars to not only have more weight than normal but they also ramed into the pento going under the crumple zone and directly into the gas tank so I guess you can also make a argument for lowered SUVs and trucks to be just as bad as lifted trucks and suvs
Eh most of your points kinda proves my point of how we have been sacrificing pedestrian safety for driver safety the only considerable counterpoint you brought up is how SUVs are more prone to rollover and from what I understand about cars getting bigger is so crashing is less deadly but by being bigger you also make crashing more inevitable so I guess that's a bit of a stalemate argument
I believe Tesla tried tried doing this when he was trying to figure out the best way to distribute this new found electricity however it was very difficult controlling where the wireless energy enters the electronic as it would lash out to anything metal or conductive
One pretty big factor to these getting bought is due to safety and for that reason I feel like we as a society has prioritized driver safety that we have sacrificed pedestrian safety
The JoJo stand core
I live in amarica and noticed that every tape measures I find are imperial only. Hell even on Amazon I can't find a metric tape measure and you'd think they must exist considering us amaricans are the only people using imperial.
It seems that steam is the only application that understands what my buttons are supposed to be called is anyone else having this issue is this a driver issue
I’ve just came from using a Google pixel that’s lasted me for 5 years before the battery died and since then I’ve gotten a Motorola edge one year in and the screen cracked in half while it was sitting on a table as I was watching YouTube then I got a Motorola edge and while I was at work I put my phone in my pocket for a second and there’s a crack on the edge of my screen do I just have really rotten luck or are Motorola’s prone to braking