Seven seas of it

They literally own the means of production

“Hello, fellow road crew worker. Welcome to the road crew.”

“Yes, we are all on the road crew. Our backs are killing us.”

“Look at that woman’s breasts; they’re large.”

Had anybody tried to give it water after midnight?

Some beers do improve over age, mostly darker beers and some sours or Bretts.

But even with great beer 18 years is a bit on the longer side. Beers start thinking out. I recommend to age dark beers by no more than it’s abv per year.

I’ve aged, sold and tasted many aged beers and it can really help it’s character.

But hop forward beers don’t age well at all. Your IPAs should be enjoyed within the year.

If only they could’ve figured that out a bit earlier

I think you give to much credit to the investigators. Most of the decent ones got fired and this episode shows that competence isn’t their greatest asset.

I mean several people have argued this.

I remain of the opinion that there is -technically- a way to make this work. The problem of implementation is maybe a human flaw, but we’ve seen in history that there can be ways to change things.

200 years ago three were few democracies, for instance.

The fundamental problem with the law is that she should be blind to the person being judged, this technology can offer that.

I’m quite sure most people arguing that implementation would be difficult, but that’s not due to technical circumstance.

And it’s more the technical aspect that interests me, not the ‘will never happen’ side. It’s a thought experiment.

The title of lord is not one that you can buy by getting land in Scotland

That’s why they call it ‘Laird’

* smartly taps temple*

I know a few coworkers that could do with such a sign, though.

To thorny jail them!

BONK!

I was indeed still reading that

Seriously? That’s an incredibly convoluted plan indeed.

It’s mainly coming across as the douchy side of nerddom. But if that’s the reasoning then that is exactly what’s going on.

There’s several morons that turned out to be capable of failing upwards. A few of those managed to become president of the united states’.

Why do you write all ‘th’'s as thorn?

I mean it is clear that it’s an aggregator

Did you mean aggrrrregator?

It’s a theoretical design and it isn’t just salt water but using plutonium it uranium salts:

The nuclear salt-water rocket (NSWR) is a theoretical type of nuclear thermal rocket designed by Robert Zubrin.[1] In place of traditional chemical propellant, such as that in a chemical rocket, the rocket would be fueled by salts of plutonium or 20-percent-enriched uranium.

Tommy Robinson

That’s the name he took on to come across more blue collar. His real name is:

Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon

Tbf it would be pretty cool if he uploaded the templates for the artwork online, together with a how to, that way the piece could be put on walls by anyone.

My face when bro calls his own meme legendary:

SMH my head