Track_Shovel
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3·2 days agoFuck me, I’m saving that. If this was a discord, this would be pinned to the fucking fridge so fast
67·4 days agoWhen danger reared its ugly head, Brave Sir Robin turned his tail and fled
1·5 days agoI like to use the linguistic Molotov cocktail of ‘Datums’ pronounced ‘Day tums’
stops mid stroke wait, those things are for saliva?
Funny, as I’m a staunch environmentalist, and I’m fine with large projects if they have a few things:
- a purpose that serves society (and not just shareholders)
- a plan for mitigating environmental impacts (e.g., and environmental impact assessment --> environmental management plans)
- A compensation and offsetting plan for impacts that can’t be mitigated
- A plan for closure and reclamation
Atmospheric black metal, like Vvilderness
47·10 days agoUkraine has been fighting with one hand tied behind their back from the beginning. What should have been a large coalition response has just been the Ukrainians going it alone, but with boxes of bullets sent their way.
294·11 days agoCould be worse: they could be forcing you to buy crypto
6·11 days agoLmao. The reverse merkin
19·12 days agoAs another commentator says, pointing that a statement is bullshit is sufficient. The burden the burden of the proof is on the shitter, for having contrary opinion
Like cartels literally bringing in duffel bags full of money to launder at HSBC
2·16 days agoIn soil science, we hand texture, where you rub the soil between two fingers and see how it responds to physical manipulation. There are a few tests: can you roll it into a worm? Does that worm break? How long of a ribbon can you make with it? You do this for each layer (horizon) and pits have a minimum of 3 horizons usually
Anyway, on large scale soil surveys, we can have hundreds to thousands of pits to do. The largest ones I’ve ever done were 1900 pits or so, thus a LOT of hand texturing, and pushing to get them all done.
To speed up this process I started texturing with both hands at the same time; each with a different horizon. Turns out I’m abi-texterous (seriously)
I think you’re reading me wrong. My lack of sympathy is for Boeing. I’m entirely sympathetic to the mechanics
Not all heroes wear capes
Awww. Those poor bosses. They might have to make some hard choices; kind of like the people they employ who may have to choose between food or rent.
I realize airline mechanics make half decent money, but still. No sympathy (Edit: for Boeing, if that wasn’t completely clear).
Now, a proverb a Russian I met early in my career told me: every man is the architect of their own hemhroids I swear the guy was the next Pushkin
Yeah, ok. Was wondering if it was a move, or the literal interpretation
MFer got obliterated by MSWord spell check