If the cuts were deep enough, I could see that happening...
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Chimpzy...
What have you learned today?
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Chimpzy...
That subway guy who turned out a bit dodgy, turned out way way more dodgy than first reported. And yet again the police doing a bang up job of ignoring women who come to them with knowledge and even evidence of their crimes.
Today I learned that two Formula 1 drivers, Charles LeCLerc and Carlos Sainz (Ferarri teammates,) are doing voice acting for the upcoming Buzz Lightyear movie, LeClerc doing the Italian version and Sainz the Spanish. Apparently they're voicing the same character in their respective versions, but which one is being kept a secret.
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Carlos Sainz, Charles Leclerc Become Voice Actors for ‘Lightyear’ - Sports Illustrated
The F1 Ferrari drivers are going ‘to infinity and beyond.’
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In the 30s there was a conference to discuss the attacks of submarine pirates of unknown origin in the Mediterranean.
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In reality, though, everyone knew it was the Italians, but some people pretended not to for political reasons.
Nyon Conference - Wikipedia
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In reality, though, everyone knew it was the Italians, but some people pretended not to for political reasons.
New Research Shows Exposure to High-Powered Microwave Frequencies Can Cause Brain Injuries
Texas A&M research findings could change the way we view directed energy and traumatic brain injuries. Contrary to what was once popular belief, microwave ovens don’t cause cancer. It’s a decades-old concern that may evoke an image of a child standing in front of a microwave, peering through
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Not surprising, when actually it should never be surprising that powerful forces too small for the naked eye to observe can be incredibly harmful. Willful ignorance prevails until it doesn’t I suppose.
True, exposure to high powered X causing Y injuries is not that surprising. But I'm reading that as "death rays are theoretical possible" which sounds more interesting.New Research Shows Exposure to High-Powered Microwave Frequencies Can Cause Brain Injuries
Texas A&M research findings could change the way we view directed energy and traumatic brain injuries. Contrary to what was once popular belief, microwave ovens don’t cause cancer. It’s a decades-old concern that may evoke an image of a child standing in front of a microwave, peering throughscitechdaily.com
Not surprising, when actually it should never be surprising that powerful forces too small for the naked eye to observe can be incredibly harmful. Willful ignorance prevails until it doesn’t I suppose.
For some reason this feeling like the plot of Porco Russo, except with sub pirates rather than air pirates.In the 30s there was a conference to discuss the attacks of submarine pirates of unknown origin in the Mediterranean.
Nyon Conference - Wikipedia
In reality, though, everyone knew it was the Italians, but some people pretended not to for political reasons.
Picking Up a Loaf of Bread Soon? Be Sure to Pay Attention to the Colored Tags
They actually mean something.
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In other unrelated news -
Michigan woman with 13 aliases escapes prison twice, still missing 48 years later
Frankie Regina McGraw has been missing for 48 years after escaping prison twice.
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Had no idea Jessica Alba, Justin Long and Benedict Cumberbatch were the victims of unsolved kidnapping. Neither that Steve Buscemi got stabbed and almost died cause of jealous guys too.
The term "going balls out" refers to the flyballs on an engine's governor and not... anything to do with unzipping your fly. When and engine is overspeeding the flyballs on the governor are being forced outward by centrifugal force which causes it to throttle the engine and bring it back under control.
This is an example of a governor from an old steam engine or something.
This is an example of a governor from an old steam engine or something.
Those governors were pretty cool, arguably the first example of an automated self-regulating device, at least for serious industrial processes. There's probably various small sorta kinda examples, though.
Interesting. But I refuse to believe that device wasn't designed with male genitalia in mind. There was some 19th century alpha male that "knew" cars needed "balls." And we haven't evolved beyond that to this day...The term "going balls out" refers to the flyballs on an engine's governor and not... anything to do with unzipping your fly. When and engine is overspeeding the flyballs on the governor are being forced outward by centrifugal force which causes it to throttle the engine and bring it back under control.
This is an example of a governor from an old steam engine or something.
Plastic Recycling Doesn’t Work and Will Never Work
If the plastics industry is following the tobacco industry’s playbook, it may never admit to the failure of plastics recycling.
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Anyone paying for recycling bin/disposal may want to rethink where their money is going for this “service”.
*Sigh* Y'know there's enough shit in the world that this kind of news isn't helpful. I'm going to continue to "recycle," if only for the placebic benefit.Plastic Recycling Doesn’t Work and Will Never Work
If the plastics industry is following the tobacco industry’s playbook, it may never admit to the failure of plastics recycling.
Anyone paying for recycling bin/disposal may want to rethink where their money is going for this “service”.
Some of the non plastic stuff might at least find its way to a better place, so yeah there’s still that at least.
