afterburner

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by afterburner 2mo ago
No listing for Wargames?
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by afterburner 8mo ago
This may eventually work after a long effort, but in the meantime, the person with the fascist thoughts will be deriving social support from you not having cut them off. "Haha, I love fascism, and Bill still likes me and hangs out with
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by afterburner 8mo ago
Don't let the people in your life casually get away with promoting fascism. Punish them socially.
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by afterburner 8mo ago
It was only good as a way for the British to get into the north for fur trade, since the French controlled Canada/New France (and the St Lawrence/Great Lakes waterways)
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by afterburner 1y ago
Did he ask them?
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by afterburner 1y ago
Ten years might not be long enough for long term damage to make itself known. In fact, most of the time, it's nowhere near long enough. However, the cardio should help. With overall health that is, not whatever blown knee or hip or wha
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by afterburner 1y ago
Soviet support? More like Soviet control.
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by afterburner 2y ago
If you watch it all the way to the end (or skip towards the end if you like), she does mention this legacy is a result of exaggerated stories not even written down by him, but related second hand by people around him with their own attitude
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by afterburner 2y ago
That's fine. I would also argue self-marketing is important when you have lazy or bad managers.
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by afterburner 2y ago
It's just self-marketing. Nothing new.
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by afterburner 2y ago
I thought it was a drag having to schlep around town for a point and click game.
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by afterburner 2y ago
They were also easy souvenirs to hoard.
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by afterburner 2y ago
Syria's allies have been spending the last year getting thrashed. (Russia, Iran, Hizbollah)
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by afterburner 2y ago
Most Managers Are Bad, Part 32678
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by afterburner 2y ago
I'm referring to them being the tip of the spear, but yes, you are not wrong.
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by afterburner 2y ago
> I thought the whole point of the Marines was to cause maximal amounts of damage. I thought their point was to expose themselves to maximal amounts of damage.
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by afterburner 2y ago
Yes. I find it amusing I sparked a debate on what might be beyond the observable universe, when my point was entirely about what you could theoretically observe in the night sky.
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by afterburner 2y ago
Not melt, soften slightly
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by afterburner 2y ago
Number of stars in the Milky Way: 100 billion Number of galaxies in the universe: 200 billion to 2,000 billion
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by afterburner 3y ago
I guess the lesson is, never give up a domain.
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by afterburner 3y ago
McDonald's greatest strength is consistency. That said, bottled coke bought in bulk, the right amount of ice, and some straws would do it. On the other hand, keeping it a drive away maybe keeps her from over-indulging.
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by afterburner 3y ago
Basically ad copy.
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by afterburner 3y ago
Indeed! Googling "shogi learning set" finds these sets.
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by afterburner 3y ago
Do you associate doing fun stuff with drinking?
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by afterburner 3y ago
Weird, I don't feel nearly as touchy about some ones and zeros on a computer as I do my physical body's safety, without which I would not exist.
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by afterburner 3y ago
What do you consider the successor to Atom and Sublime today?
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by afterburner 3y ago
Unless the technology becomes obsolete. There are other ways to generate power.
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by afterburner 3y ago
Yes his death was extremely fitting. He did get lead poisoning at least twice according to wikipedia, before and after the demonstration, requiring vacations to recuperate.
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by afterburner 3y ago
In 1924 the inventor of the lead additive for gasoline, Thomas Midgley Jr., poured the additive over his hands and inhaled its vapors for a minute, as a demonstration at a press conference. He knew it was poisonous though. Seems like such d
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by afterburner 3y ago
There's at least one ETF that tracks the top 50.

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