Youtube comments of Rob Fraser (@krashd).

  1. After enduring the centrifugal force test the guinea pig advanced to the next level of astronaut training.
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  2. He looks like a doofus, he sounds like a doofus, while she was incredibly beautiful. Did she marry him after losing a bet? Poor woman, her life ruined because she picked an imbecile over a man.
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  3. "He just kissed one of my bitches!"  LMAO
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  4. Loves the man so much she even asks her hairdresser for a 'Clarkson'.
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  5. I thought Ryan Reynold's wife Blake Lively was the sexiest man alive?
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  6. And their cars?
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  7. To be fair you were only 6 at the time.
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  8. Emma's just came from her American football training.
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  9. I wonder if the impaled guy's injuries were immediately fatal or if he was alive long enough to think "Well, it appears there may be something wrong with the reactor..."
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  10.  @jeffreymccarthy7583  I've seen this reported before, some sources say all 4 were killed by the conveyor but some sources say only two were killed by the conveyor and two drowned, my thinking - which is a bit gruesome - is that all four were killed by the conveyor but only two died immediately due to the catastrophic nature of their injuries while the other two effectively survived being pulled down into the mechanism but had otherwise survivable injuries had they not been underwater. Either way I don't think any child saw their parent drown, they would have seen them get dragged into a mechanism that was dismembering people and that is a bit more traumatising than watching someone drown. 😐
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  11. I was going to enquire how his family managed to sue with this information but then I realised this happened in the US and you can sue someone just for sneezing over there.
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  12. Daniel is like a younger, more energetic Hugh Grant with his "Errr.. umm.. oooh... yeah, I mean no... errr" style of talking.
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  13. Her kids should be taken in to care so they have a chance at life.
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  14. Accident investigators have to watch much worse footage over and over again frame by frame, also picking through wreckage, examining bodies and listening to recordings of the last things people ever say. That has to be a tough job.
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  15. "Houston, there's a tear in my suit!  Oh, god, my suit!  Oh, Jesus, I'm losing air.. and gaining watery poop juice.. graaawwr [Schwarzenegger sound]"
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  16. Pretty much :D "I'd like to purchase 64 condoms, sir, I'm off to college and hopefully I might get to use one. Hopefully."
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  17.  @yougotmycheesewizzboy7429  I'll take the word of ChubbyEmu over some random guy in a comment section.
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  18. It's funny seeing all the SG-1 comments as I'm currently re-watching SG-1 and it was not until the fifth season that O'neill and Carter started toting P90s, for four seasons I was thinking "I could have swore these guys carried P90s!"
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  19. Something you never touched on is the possible trauma of reanimation, such as waking up to horrific nerve damage all over your body and feeling like you are submerged in acid. There was a good movie from 2016 called ReAlive that touched upon this, it's about a man who becomes something of a celebrity after being the first human to ever be reanimated, as he acclimates to his new life he accidentally finds out that he wasn't the first person to be reanimated - he was just the first to be reanimated successfully.
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  20. It is sad that such a kind and humble man could have such a greedy rat for a daughter, all she has done for the past four years is tarnish his memory with her greed.
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  21. Americans strive for perfection while Britons distrust perfection, you see it in everything from movies to commercials to TV shows. If we did a show like Ugly Betty we'd find an actor that suited the title role instead of taking someone as beautiful as America Ferrera and saying "Here, wear these glasses - they'll make you less attractive." Compare the major soap operas of both nations, you have the wealthy, middle class families of Days of Our Lives versus the skint, working class families of Eastenders - everyday Americans don't like to be reminded of where they are while everyday Brits don't like to be reminded of where they are not.
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  22.  @SharpElite1991  In the mind of a New Yorker, maybe.
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  23. "Hooker's love canal found to contain sludge!"
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  24.  @aphradite321  Yes, they end up doing this, a successful surgery. They should sue her for eavesdropping - this is their job, that is their coworkers and this is what people do with coworkers. If surgeons now have to spend a 10 hour surgery in silence for fear of offending a comatose patient then they should all resign and let these whiny bastards perform their own surgeries. Honestly the world is turning into a cesspool of regulations.
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  25. Because the cops were not looking obviously, they stated that they thought it was a prank.
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  26.  @crowgang6678  Yeah, I read the coroner's report after watching this video and to be honest it puzzled me. It turns out nobody was dismembered in any way, in fact none of the victims lost so much as a finger - All four died of crush injuries, with the exception of one guy who died from an almost decapitation whilst still being a crush death. The lack of gruesomeness is not what puzzles me however, it's what killed the two who fell on to the conveyer. The two folks who fell backwards into the "conveyor-meets-raft" system died within 20 seconds, one had his head almost pulled off by the planks of the conveyor while the other had his ribcage crushed by said planks as they passed over his body in the 14 seconds it took for the conveyor to come to a stop. The two adults who were on the extreme edges of the raft (the two first killed were at the back of the raft, while the two surviving children were at the front of the raft), fell out of the raft and onto the periphery of the conveyor as their raft shook. Both were seen to slip through the gaps in the conveyor (which became an incident in itself) but no mention was made of how they came by their crushing injuries. Now you have to study the mechanism to picture this next bit in your head but if the two who fell "through" the plank gaps had landed on the chain ratchet system that moved the conveyor the most likely injury would be a lost limb or missing fingers/hands/elbow. There was nothing crushing in there, just cogs and chains that could pull an arm off. This is what I cannot get my head around.
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  27. Tilda from Only Lovers Left alive...
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  28. It annoys me that of all English and then UK monarchs people have so much interest in Henry VIII, who was basically just a serial killer of women.
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  29. Little streets? Clearly you've never heard of Germany.
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  30. "The bad news is your wife has been cheating on you.." "What? What the hell is the good news?!" "She's going to prison until she's 90!"
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  31.  @luc9516  Pirates don't operate far from home and there are no third world shitholes near the Arctic.
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  32. Give the judge an unmarked envelope full of cash and watch the family disappear into the prison system.
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  33.  @andrewjgrimm  Wow, yet another YouTube channel to add to "the media". You know when there's 10,000 nays and only 10 yays you have to realise that calling the nays wrong just makes people look deranged.
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  34. More than likely German work ethics in not growing complacent and letting their ship's maintenance routines slip, Germans being very efficient at whatever they set their mind to is a stereotype for a reason. I imagine other crews kind of gave up on the thought of getting the ships out someday and instead knew they would just be flown off, whereas the Germans took their duty seriously and kept their ships in tip-top condition.
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  35. I used to really like him for the likes of Noel's House Party but he has utterly lost the plot these days, he tried to buy the BBC a few years ago despite blaming his bank because they "let a Nigerian steal all his money". The man is nuttier than squirrel shit.
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  36. "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" "Riding a little dinosaur if time machines have been invented. I've modified a horse harness."
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  37. For all the Michael Bay 'tards stating these are not "frags" because "the 'nades in the movies can blow up a skyscraper" care to explain to me how soldiers have been awarded posthumous gallantry medals for throwing their body over a grenade to save their comrades?  I mean if grenades are sticks of dynamite like you all seem to believe then wouldn't you just be killing your comrades with bits of your own flying body?   These are fragmentation grenades, basically oversized bangers that shower you in shards of steel if you happen to be within a few meters of them.  Heavy Explosive grenades are closer to what you see in the movies/videogames, but they don't get used against infantry.
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  38. He would have heard the crowd roar after it went in.
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  39. As someone who owns two pterodactyls he does sound a bit like them.
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  40. Was that the same daughter that said her junkie mother was anti-drugs?
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  41. If you only have visitation rights and you give the child back early then it basically says you don't want the child. This heartless bastard wanted his ex to think he actually cared about the kid.
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  42.  @kevind1650  At 1:50 she starts hammering on the door and then grins and says she loves her job! Imagine if that was your elderly mother in there with dementia? The female cop needs to learn a little compassion.
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  43. A couple years ago the wife of a US spy killed someone in the UK by driving on the wrong side of the road and got off with it because of diplomatic duty.
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  44. Women tend to grow in to adults while men act like children and are very possessive of their toys. Well, I say men but you know what I mean - a man wouldn't let a finger print on a window get him in a tizzy.
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  45. If they cared about him they would have chipped him so he's likely much better off now.
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  46. Hammond doesn't live there, he bought it for his parents, Hammond lives on a huge estate littered with cars, his garage alone could fit that entire house inside it.
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  47. Probably felt that anyone plucky enough to attack a steel-hulled, steam-driven warship in a little wooden yacht deserved to live, they deserve to be able to tell their grandchildren that story.
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  48. No rivalry between them, they will have a very strong bond all their lives.
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  49. With a bit of luck the Daily Mail won't exist when fusion gets here.
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  50. The vast majority of EU rules are in place to help the guy on the street, this is in direct opposition to most other governments where everything is set up to favour the wealthy. People in the EU don't know how lucky they are to be under that umbrella.
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  51. Same, in the UK people were angry because we had a ship there with a rescue craft on it and the Kremlin kept saying "Niet! We've got this."
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  52. When someone gets ejected from a rolling car that was speeding they basically become a ballistic projectile.
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  53.  @stevehofmann9525  Especially when you want 105% of cake!
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  54. Blew up in 1980, the damage was estimated in 1963 dollars, the site was decommissioned and buried in 1960. I might have missed something.
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  55. And he lets people talk, something Fallon should learn to do.
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  56. Environmentalists often do more harm than good (not always, just often), here in the UK we have very old, very worn out reactors having their life extended for another 20 years because the tree huggers wouldn't let us build any more. So now all of our 2nd generation reactors built in the 70's and 80's - and set to be decommissioned in the 2010's - will now be running well into the 2030's because the green zealots waited too late to back down and let us build replacements. Four of our reactors have cracks in them that require them to be closely monitored at all times and if one of them were to fail catastrophically the blame will lie with the idiots who stand in front of diggers and tie themselves to trees.
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  57.  @l.c3994  He just knows that at the moment humans have all of our eggs in the same basket, 7.8 billion eggs, 1 basket, if anything happens to the basket then we humans go the way of the dinosaurs. We need to start thinking about a second colony that is far enough from Earth that an asteroid, coronal mass ejection or other cataclysm can't destroy both colonies.
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  58. Sounds like cowardice to me.
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  59. 3:50 The jump from 105W to 170W is not because of the 5.7 boost, it is because the 7900 and 7950 have two CCDs (Core Complex Die). The 7900 and the 7950 are pairings of the 7600 and 7700 respectively. The 7600 has 1x6 core die and the 7700 has 1x8 core die, the 7900 has 2x6 core dies and the 7950 has 2x8 core dies.
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  60. Idtelos Only?
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  61.  @oceandrop7666  Not when they aren't capable of making rational decisions. The keyword was "vulnerable".
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  62. That was clearly a reconstruction... a 'jama free reconstruction..
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  63. Nate Swain They tried to use a Lynx to cut a can of Axe, but after 30 attempts they just ended up with a very bashed can, lots of blood everywhere and a visit from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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  64. Well, to be fair that was also true.
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  65. After seeing this I am no longer sure that the actor in the Machinist was a skinny Christian Bale...
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  66. Accidental inventor of the heated bra.
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  67. It amuses me that we still generate electricity from induction derived by the movement of a fluid through a turbine after 150 years of doing so but I suppose occasionally when looking for a breakthrough people sometimes stumble on the most efficient method first.
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  68. A lot of people die while pinching a loaf, you can have an aneurysm or a heart attack from straining too much. That's why I smoke a pipe on the toilet, that way if my stooly corpse has to be taken away by paramedics at least I'll look somewhat dignified.
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  69.  @Coygon  Correct. They had to keep going in order to allow emergency vehicles to get to and from the accident area and spectators leaving would have jammed all of the roads.
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  70.  @pc8134  You know only idiots and vegetables are going to agree with you, right?
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  71. "You want us to just dunk our armour in a big brown pool, Major?" "Yes, General, I call it MBTeabagging..."
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  72. The older sister is a teenager who isn't yet a teenager.
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  73.  @OmmerSyssel  There's also many hundreds of examples of male-built bridges collapsing.
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  74. 21st Century Fossil is completely correct. Since they brought up the fact that he had drank two pints of lager suggests that the authorities attributed part of his death to his own actions, so I'm guessing he was maybe told that once inside the box he was to attach both cables to the box but due to being partially inebriated, very excited and completely inexperienced he only clipped one of his ropes in place, and it wasn't the bungee line (the important one). So I think it is fair to assume that the stuntman who let him take his place in the rehearsal would not have made the same mistake.
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  75. There is 14.5lbs of pressure pressing against every inch of your body but you don't feel it because it has always been there, humans (and all sea-level dwelling creatures) have evolved to effortlessly endure this, it is the pressure from the atmosphere (air) pushing down on you and is known as "1 atmosphere" of pressure. In space 200 miles above our head there is no atmosphere, just vacuum, so no pressure aka zero atmosphere. But although the difference between zero and 1 is 200 to 300 miles upward, the difference between 1 and 2 is just 33 feet (a tiny bit over 10 metres) downward. This is because we move from air in to water and water is so many magnitudes denser than air, it is seriously heavy. Also for every 10 metres after that pressure again increases by 1 atmosphere. Humans can safely dive to about 60 metres, or 6 atmospheres, before the pressure becomes detrimental and exhausting to move around in. A typical submarine can safely operate around 400 metres (40 atmospheres) and even then the pressure is like having the entire weight of a car pushing on every single inch of the submarine's surface, any weak spot could cause a submarine to implode like someone standing on a balloon. The Atlantic ocean is typically about 3 and a half kilometres deep, that's 3,500 metres, at that depth anything containing air, even a thick sold steel barrel, would be crushed like a beer can. This is why the stern of Titanic was utterly wrecked while the bow wasn't - the bow filled up with water over two hours as Titanic was slowly sinking, when the bow broke off and fell to the ocean floor it was full of water and so it wasn't crushed, but the stern which was raised up out of the water was empty of water, so when the bow snapped off and the stern started to fill with water it fell faster than it could fill up and all of the pockets of air - cabins, corridors, tanks, containers, air pockets between compartments - all crumpled and imploded sending bits of the stern flying as they burst inwards under the pressure. This is why the stern has little or no plating still on it and why it has a massive debris field around it. I know this post is a bit more info than you asked for, but no, no one would be alive by the time the stern reached the bottom, anyone still inside it (and there were hundreds unable to get up on deck) would have died in the first minute as it plummeted beyond 300 metres, all of the spaces people were in would have smashed in on them killing them instantly. As scary as it would have been it still would have been a much faster death than the hundreds who spent 5 to 15 minutes freezing to death up on the surface.
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  76.  @sarissanhunter7227  Nah, sociopaths are a million times worse than actors.
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  77. And somewhere in amongst all that carnage was a very dusty Dan with his trusty goggles and a cigarette lighter.
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  78. Germany is not the first country to be dependent on renewables though, most of the Scandinavian countries are already that way.
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  79.  @artcurious807  You can't blame welfare or healthcare since every other developed country on the planet spends more of it's GDP on welfare and healthcare than the US does and none of our evil socialist countries have infrastructure problems. Maybe your infrastructure has been neglected in favour of having 20 aircraft carriers and a military budget that is larger than the next ten nations combined?
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  80. We're already in that prison to be fair, we've been blind consuming since the 1950's.
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  81.  @retrogamesmadeeasy8058  That's what settling is so they still got their big payday. The family of a Karen are often no different to the Karen.
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  82.  @jodycwilliams  CCP were the ones who forced them to use the name Taiwan, the people of Taiwan consider themselves Chinese, the legitimate Chinese. So you guys saying "It's Taiwan, not China!", are in fact the ones that make the CCP happy. The official name of Taiwan is the Republic of China and they were referred to as China until the UN forced them to change their name at Beijing's insistence.
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  83. +Thom Harrison Not a bad thing, he's half comic. Find any interview where he doesn't to an impression.
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  84. "Katie! Yer a lesley-bean!"
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  85. Aye, I had wondered what happened to her, she was one of the funniest TV presenters.
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  86. I've always stayed away from the track, even since being a kid, mostly in case I tripped I suppose. I've always associated standing at the edge of the platform as akin to standing 6 feet out into a busy road, you wouldn't stand within inches of rushing cars so why stand within inches of a rushing train when 90% of the platform is empty?
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  87.  @TheSonic1685  What it means though is a polite way of saying "I know for a fact the person was dead". In most first world countries first responders are not allowed to pronounce death because it would open up a myriad of legalities. Only a trained doctor can ever say "This person is dead" as they are qualified to do so, this means that any EMT or paramedic or first aider on the scene must carry out CPR continuously on a person until a doctor relieves them. Now how does someone like that get out of performing CPR on a decapitated head or a body that has lost all of it's intestines? They can declare a witness and then state "the victim had injuries incompatible with life". Then they and the witness will have statements taken and if their statements later match up with the autopsy then they can be excused for not carrying out CPR. It's all about who can sue who these days..
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  88.  @njineermike  That reason being compassion, if we were not supposed to use it nature would not have given it to us.
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  89. Reminds me of the Russian girl who called her mother while a bear and her cubs were eating her.
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  90. Some day Bloop will look up in to the sky wondering which star Earth orbits and what became of the Earth lady who helped him escape her government in her shitty Honda.
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  91.  @branon6565  Do you want a candy bar or something?
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  92. Wooden houses?  Hoses with triggers?  A huge bright thing in the sky?  THAT ISN'T BRITAIN!
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  93. Africans have no need for stakes to be honest, it's too sunny a continent for vampires, they mostly live closer to the Arctic circle like Canada and the Scandinavian countries.
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  94.  @michaelharrington75  And yet the very first person in this comment chain to be divisive was you - you're not a democrat are you? I've noticed that whenever there is a long comment chain of people saying how great it would be if Americans just saw themselves as Americans rather than "red" or "blue" the one person who always ruins it is someone who is blaming democrats for something. But yeah, you keep calling democrats the divisive ones. Whatever works for you. Haters hate, lovers love, and the world is our judge.
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  95. In reality a failure of both engines on a European flight would be disastrous because there's no way a plane in Europe could glide all the way to the Hudson river in New York City. Also on a real flight there is no chance that Toby Kebbell would be the first officer, as he is not a pilot.
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  96. Also he's not likely to steal the dog, he's a cat burglar.
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  97. I wonder if the guy who had his knees tucked up at his chest shouted "CANNONBALL!" as he entered that crevice?
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  98.  @backwashjoe7864  "Third day of March 1643 Edmund Blackadder did pass whilst partaking in a paintie. Blackadder having become embordened by the second hour of painting did choose to eat from the fruit bowl he was holding and succumbed to a stuck grape in the throat."
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  99. People often get bitten or scratched when trying to help an animal but the animal is just scared, it doesn't understand people and won't know that you are trying to help it. I rescue foxes that get stuck in people's fences some time (happens a lot in Scotland) and those little buggers bite and snarl but they don't know I'm trying to release them, they think I want to hurt them so I'm not angry when they fight back, they are just scared. Before anyone brings up rabies, we don't have rabies in the UK.
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  100.  @dougoneill7266  If you think the 12 times table is easier to remember than the 10 times table then you are a fool. Almost everything in the world uses base 10.
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  101. I'm thinking she was used to it, the hen probably lays it's latest egg when approached in the morning so the woman just thought "Let's film it tomorrow".
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  102. She sounds like any other Irish celebrity who has toned down to be understood. Just like how Gerard Butler and James McAvoy sound like they are from no part of Scotland I've ever been to because if they spoke their local dialect in an interview the interviewer would be like "Is this dude Russian?" Irish, Scots and most other 'foreigners' have to Anglicise a bit for Americans, if you don't then no one understands you, but then when you do you have people from your own country saying "Brown nose bastard sell out." You can't win.
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  103. If you headline at Reading you have made it in the music world, it's the oldest and most prestigious music festival on Earth, everyone from The Who to Iggy Pop has headlined over the years, it's the UK equivalent to America's Woodstock, but bigger. Kurt Cobain being wheeled on stage in a wheelchair wearing nothing but a medical gown? Yeah, that was Reading.
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  104.  @LittleWhole  You would likely be knocked out as you got flung towards the front of the bus - hitting water is like hitting a wall - 21 died and 15 survived so it is likely the 21 who died smashed their head into a bar or someone else's head in the moment the bus hit the water and drowned while unconscious.
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  105. Well said :)
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  106. Not only fails to finish an antibiotic course, but she also failed to attend a follow up scan after a broken leg healed. People like her must be a boon for America's profit-driven healthcare system but they are a drain on universal healthcare systems, if we ever start charging for healthcare in Europe it should be reserved for people like her who ignore doctors.
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  107.  @shelfcloud487  His friend couldn't do anything, they were waist-deep in water and one of them was energised to the point of paralysis, if the friend had even approached him he would have succumbed to the same thing.
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  108. Paul Smith, you don't need satellites, just eyes. This is the North Sea, not the Atlantic Ocean, you just needed a warm summer day and someone who could read weather to tell you the next few days look to be calm and then you set off on your raping and pillaging party.
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  109. 6:40 Mescaline you say? We can't stop here, this is bat country!
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  110. I wouldn't think Weird Al would be so tasteless.
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  111. Admittedly it is the group I would rather be in had I chance of the two.
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  112. Doctors don't want you to know how to get these bowls.
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  113. 90% of Europeans do, mainly because Americans have form when it comes to killing overseas and fleeing to the safety of the United "We pick and choose which extradition treaties we want to respect" States.
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  114.  @DarkElfDiva  Joe hit the nail on the head when he said that the Victorian era was a transitional phase from the old to the new, people often remark that their life today is very different to their childhood due to the changes we have witnessed over the past 20, 40 or 80 years but imagine being alive in the Victorian era? They literally went from a world governed by superstition to one governed by science and saw the rise of engineering, electricity, hygiene and medicine. Being born in 1830 and dying in 1900 you would have watched everything you had ever known be replaced by things that would have been utterly alien to your parents.
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  115.  @Zarkmoneybags  The dangerous cladding was not installed in the 60's, it was installed 6 years ago.
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  116. Yeah it's good for the fat person, but had she gone through the windshield the folks in the other bus wouldn't have stood a chance!
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  117.  @karim.h7249  Then obviously you just have a 'follow me' vehicle for the follow me vehicle.
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  118.  @wlonsdale1  People who use the "the US is bigger" argument are incredibly ignorant. The US is just a smaller version of Europe with 50 states rather than 44, if a state in Europe can manage something then a state in the US can manage it.
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  119. Nothing scarier than water that has no juice!
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  120.  @hamsterama  It also leaves you living in a society that has only a fraction of the crime and fear normally found in third world countries and the USA. -Someone who thanks the stars every night that he wasn't born in the US and will never see metal detectors anywhere near his kid's school.
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  121. Just as Saab were doing fine under GM rule until GM sent advisors from the US to help them and Saab vanished down the drain. Ford is one of the biggest makers in Europe and that is because it is run by Europeans and not micromanaged by Ford US. You can't expect a boardroom in Detroit to know what to build for the streets of Paris...
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  122. I can imagine the day Moira turned up at BBC News centre as an intern someone must have heard her voice and thought "She won't be making tea or researching crap for long!" I grew up listening to her do the 9 O'clock News as a kid because my dad always watched it before I went to bed, I think I learned about the break up of the Soviet Union from Moira when I was 10.
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  123. He was being sarcastic...
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  124. I never use ATMs in desolate areas or where there is only a handful of people. I suppose though not everyone has the luxury of living in a big town or living near the centre of town.
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  125.  @therewdy4038  Electric cars don't make engine sounds. 🙄
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  126. @Ed Ho ho ho, I bet you wrote that one down in your diary as a keeper!
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  127.  @fidelcatsro6948  A grave is a grave, it doesn't matter if the body is still in tact.
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  128.  @reinatakagawa  The other high-rise towers were only fine during the '87 storm because they were constructed correctly - Ronan Point being a prototype was not constructed correctly, it was built shoddily with workers using grout and waste in place of concrete. Buildings constructed after 1966 had more stringent regulations. One of which being "don't shove any old crap into a joint, use the concrete that you are supposed to". There is a lot of refuse when building a house, there's grit, foam, plaster, dust, the folks who built Ronan Point decided to get rid of some of that refuse by mixing it in to cement and using it to fill the joints between panels. They did not know at the time that the joints were the most important part of the building and should have been filled only with the strongest type of concrete. They saw the joints as just "gaps between panels" and so they filled those "gaps" with any old shit they could sweep into them before concreting over that shit.
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  129. Planes should have ejector seats that the cabin crew have control of, I would bet you then that every single person who ever flew would be a complete angel for the entire flight.
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  130. Similar to what they did in 1947 by kicking us off the Manhattan Project after it's completion. Thanks to not having a million centrifuges of our own like the Americans and Russians we brainstormed and invented the breeder reactor which would eventually mean any country could make as much plutonium as their heart desired while generating electricity. So the American plan of non-proliferation backfired when they stiffed us because everyone from Brazil to South Africa started building reactors to produce plutonium. It was great when the US finally stopped fucking over allies though they did plan to overthrow the Australian government as recently as the 1980's, old habits, eh?
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  131. It's a fair trade in my mind, a murderer should be freed to re-join society when their victim(s) re-join society.
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  132. One of the greatest things about living in a country that has cold winters is being able to stand at the top of a hilly street on a frozen day and watch all the people fall and slide all the way to the bottom. There really is nothing quite like it in this world, sometimes they do a full 360 starfish on their back.
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  133. You can still sue for malpractice, her child was desecrated. It's likely the reason she didn't sue is because she would just be taking money out of the NHS and that makes the system even worse.
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  134.  @SilverBackStacker  Thank you, at least some folk still have common sense in the world.
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  135. I don't think anyone has ever been hurt from lightning hitting a plane.
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  136. For some people being a quadriplegic would still be better than death. The guy who wanted the Italian surgeon to carry out his head transplant in 2017 did so because his own body is dying and is already near useless, his head is effectively attached to a useless, dying piece of meat - so attaching it to a useless, living piece of meat would be a step up. Your body is not just your limbs, it is also your life support system, if the body dies then the brain starves.
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  137. Jimi Hendrix - 'Castles Made Of Sand' explains entropy a bit better, but you need a good cup of mushroom tea to decrypt the lyrics.
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  138.  @notme1728  Exactly, doesn't mind her daughter doling out a beating but gets miffed when violence begets more violence. Two wrongs don't make a right.
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  139. Not really, that's a Liberaci joke that goes back to the 70's at least.
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  140. And they were mainly donations from Christians.
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  141. So in one way the company is more American today than it has ever been.
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  142. And then the two of them conquer the rest of us and we all have to spend two hours in the morning getting dressed :/
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  143. STAG162 Similar to the 'Topgear Train Banner' where the separation of a train's carriages in India left SHIT FOR YOUR COMPANY and EAT ENGLISH MUFF on both sides of a train travelling through India. :D
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  144. That is true, the ship was the first to have multiple watertight compartments, so even ramming the iceberg at full speed would have just annihilated the front of the ship but only damaged 2 or 3 compartments. Enough to stay afloat. But when you only have a few seconds to make a decision and you believe you can avoid an iceberg completely you decide to turn and that is why the Titanic was ripped along it's side. It is debated whether if Captain Smith with his experience had been awake he would have realised the iceberg was unavoidable and simply reversed the engines allowing Titanic to drift slowly in to the iceberg. A lot of people blame the fact an inexperienced officer was in charge.
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  145. "Sorry Kermit, had a jalfrazi last night."
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  146.  @Fishdogpigsquirrel  Aww, you naive little thing 👌
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  147. Hongxiang Liu "Clarkson will demand the Victoria Cross medal for having to use a shovel"
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  148. The Chinese would have the whole thing finished by 2030, let alone 2080, they built around 600 miles of high-speed rail in 20 years, it took us Brits the past 10 years just to build 20 miles. This is the reason why I wish we in the west would stop antagonising the Chinese, can you imagine what Chinese war production would be like? They would be farting out eight destroyers a month to our one, their three largest shipyards have more shipbuilding capacity each than all US shipyards combined, and they have 1.5 billion potential workers. Wars are won by the side that can replace losses the fastest, in WW2 the allies had the US, in WW3 the other guys will have China....
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  149. I heard that the family waited a full 17 hours before calling their lawyer to seek out a payday. That's a new record for Americans.
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  150.  @weerobot  Yes, but the distance from London to Bristol will cost the same no matter what unit you use to measure it. She was as thick as porridge that woman.
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  151. In Rome: Total War (the first and best one from 2004) siege towers are incredible due to the stupidity of the A.I. because it waits until the last possible moment to switch out archers for infantry and so your own soldiers pour out on to the enemy's wall to chop up all the archers. An exploit I abused unashamedly.
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  152. Somewhere there's a druid spirit saying to another "These people are still obsessing over that monstrosity Steve tried to pass off as art!"
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  153. If automation is the few getting richer while everyone else gets screwed then how does it differ from the world we live in?
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  154. Is she your mum? That would explain a lot of the coincidences since meeting.
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  155. Betrayal should never be celebrated, if you are incapable of fidelity then you should not go on these shows.
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  156.  @doncarlton4858  Or just a fantastically made TV show...
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  157. They haven't built anything, it's a theme park created by a regular height person. Are you all Chinese bots?
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  158.  @chito2294  OK. Let's just cut it back to basics. The OP stated that the worst part was the brother surviving and having survivor's guilt. When a person dies who hurts the most? the deceased or those left behind? I can understand your argument in that the worst thing is that which befell the victim but the victim is no more, their family lives on. It is not uncommon for a dying person to tell their partner they are sorry that they are going first because they know their partner has months or years of grief ahead of them. Does this explain it a bit better? That young boy's older brother probably still cries himself to sleep all of these four years later. That is horrendous.
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  159.  @edwardmayo1058  I'm fairly sure Simon is just a narrator, he gets hired a lot because he is good at it.
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  160.  @oldgreggscreamybaileys6618  Very very true there! I had a lengthy conversation with a cop once where I was telling him to lay off drunk people (he and his partner were outside a bar giving people lectures while handing out bangles) and he described to me an event where a drunk hit another car with a family of 5 in it and how the fire department had to wash down the road to remove the blood. It sobered me up, made me sick and made me empathise with this guy who was almost brought to tears as he said that one of the kids was ages with his son. Made me realise cops don't do what they do just for fun.
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  161. She has another sister, two died two remain.
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  162. The same way people with lung cancer still breathe.
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  163.  @NithinJune  The words "in the spaceflight community" are only included to add additional context to an otherwise complete sentence so the commas are there to indicate a verbal pause on either side.
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  164. @hamy72 You need to go to Specsavers if you think that redhead looks anything like an Indian or Pakistani.
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  165. That seems to be a thing in the US, if a billionaire owner of a sports team wants a new stadium they can demand the city pays for it or threaten to take their team elsewhere.
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  166. The primary people you don't fuck with are waiting staff, as a chef I can vouch for this, regardless of whether you are courteous or impolite you will always get great, well prepared food because everyone knows people don't always order food in the best of moods and the best cure for a grumpy human is good chow. We understand human nature. But if you are needlessly rude or offensive to one of my friends then on your taste buds be it. Watch the movie "Waiting..." to understand how we chefs think. When you make a 17 year old girl burst in to my kitchen with her mascara running from tears because you called her incompetent you can bet your arse that your medium rare sirloin will see an adventure before it reaches your plate.
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  167.  @lloydnaylor6113  We used to be doing miles better than fine.
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  168. The real flying tank is the Hind, it was only the Soviet machine that put the fear of death in to Afghans in the 80's.
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  169. Probably just the ones that get shot in the forehead at 12 years old for daring to stand up to terrorists.
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  170. 2:26  "Ooooh, what's that one?" "That's a turd."
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  171. The first guy keeps his vast array of haircare products in a Bag of Holding.
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  172. And when your grandchildren prank you by teleporting you onto a submarine you can think back to the comment that inspired them!
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  173. That just about qualifies as the bystander effect, the BE is more psychological in that people hesitate to come forward to help as they hope someone else will do it instead, but as for assuming that someone else has called the emergency services when no one might have has to be a sub-category of the bystander effect in my opinion.
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  174.  @shaggyrogers9028  The only reason tetanus is associated with nails (rusty or otherwise) is because it requires a puncture wound and not a scratch, the Tetani bacteria is anaerobic and so struggles to multiply when exposed to air, this means you can smear it on a cut and it likely won't take hold. Get some in a puncture wound though and it's a very different story. The bacteria can live just about anywhere, and can even be on your skin right now, but it won't do any harm unless something like a dog's canine tooth or a nail pushes it deep into a hole in your skin.
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  175. The birthright must be kept from them at all costs, if the power of the stripes becomes known to them they will devour us. Like spiders!
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  176.  @ftniceberg874  That's called 'editing'.
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  177. Shanghai has buildings that are older than the United States, they may not be sky pokers but they are stunning none the less. So I don't think history was the best choice of word there.
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  178. "I am refugee, I have nothing, I only have shirt on my back and Apple iPhone 15Pro-MAX with sixty-four megapixel camera."
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  179. Swingball
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  180. Or cover an elephant in crazy glue and roll it around a barbershop floor?
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  181. I hate female masturbation, but only at funerals and weddings and such.
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  182. "It's Gastroenteritis, Mr DeNiro, take plenty of fluids." "Damn, it must have been that Oscar in Winslet's shitter!"
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  183.  @Akimbo411  Clearly you've never been to the UK or the Netherlands.
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  184. The body won't cut off blood supply to tissues that need it but if you no longer have a foot then your body will pinch the blood supply to stop you bleeding out. This is why you are more likely to survive a shark biting your leg off than you are a stab wound in your thigh. It's also why people who get their hands chopped off live while those who slit their wrists don't.
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  185. +Gary Mcatear I was thinkin' the same mate, I'm thinking the word appeared in his head and as he got to about the 'I' he thought better of it.  "You've never made me fai... cupcakes!"
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  186. Cuddle Chicken and Titty Tat, she definitely isn't the kind of mother that will be correcting her children when they come up with silly names for stuff :D
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  187. There will also be the 10,000 YouTube videos blaming it on liberals or conservatives or aliens or masons or Muslims or lizards or satanists... You just know that somewhere a conspiracy nutjob is currently at work writing their next book on how Notre Dame must have been hit by a stray Higgs particle while CERN were trying to summon demons. You just know it! Simpletons are anything if not predictable.
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  188. Clearly in no fit to drive, as we saw when she did so it was irresponsible to let her drive away, no different to letting a drunk get in a car and leave.
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  189. Yeah, it wouldn't be infinite, but it would be a horrendously massive number. You would have to settle on a solid metric no smaller than 1 meter or else all of the tiny little ins and outs and jaggy edges of the coastline would mean you'd have recorded about 1km of coastline before you were even 100 meters from where you started and the UK would end up with more coastline than Canada currently has using a 5km metric. If you were daft enough to use something like 5mm as a metric Britain's coastline would be a journey to the Moon and back.
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  190. Careful.. around these parts folks don't like facts.
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  191. That's too much of a sensible idea to be taken seriously.
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  192. Pointing out non-existant mistakes is a good way to encourage a mistake, she was trying to play the game.
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  193. So much utter stupidity in these comments. People seem to think it's better to let toddlers discover the dangers in life rather than preparing them to try and get help or to correct their position in a pool. "DON'T TEACH YOUR BABY TO DIAL 911 IN AN EMERGENCY BECAUSE THE PHONE RECEIVER COULD BE HEAVY AND LAND ON THE BABIES TOE!" is what I'm seeing in all this stupidity. If you think teaching a baby the correct thing to do if it falls in a pool is bad parenting then please PLEASE do not ever have children because enough die already because of idiots like you that leave them to fend for themselves.
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  194.  @htunlin2000  Not as dangerous as sleep-sex? What the hell do Asians get up to in the bedroom? If I had to sort driving, cooking and fucking in order of danger I'd have driving at the top, cooking in the middle and hiding the sausage waaaay down at the bottom.
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  195. No, they wouldn't.
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  196. The taxes from estates owned by the Royal family pay for the upkeep of anything they own many times over, the money they bring into our coffers is in the black, not the red. All easy to verify yourself, folks.
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  197.  @lisadavis9535  Indeed, this was an act of vengeance, "You have teeth, I have a gun, let's see who wins". A very petty act by a very cruel person who stopped maturing at the age of three.
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  198. Electric showers are attached only to the cold water line and heat the water as you use it, so when you switch it on depending on what kicks in first, water flow or electric element you will either be scolded or frozen - this is why most folks stand outside the bath or cubicle for the first few moments until the temp stabilises. Also pressure changes affect the temperature because the element has to adjust it's temperature in real time, so if someone flushes the toilet or turns on a sink the pressure drops and the water coming out of the shower jumps up by 30 degrees as the water is passing over the element slower, then when the sink is turned off the pressure normalises and the temperature drops by about 60 degrees as it is pushed over the element to fast to pick up any heat from it. Majority of houses that are 40 years old or more did not come with hot running water and so heat it as needed, all the sinks and baths are attached to a boiler, but showers were an after thought and so the electric shower took off. This is a parody of the electric shower, if you simply had a plumbed shower attached to both hot and cold lines you wouldn't have this video.
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  199. It's also kind of 'swinging', lots of doggers swap partners. The name comes from the fact the first people to start it were dog walkers who would meet in a specific place to have sex, now it involves all sorts of people and a whole community has formed. Drive up, flash your lights, look for an interested individual and fuck them senseless while being watched.
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  200. If you rescue someone in China and they either have no home/guardian or their guardian chooses to reject them then they are now your burden, that is Chinese law.
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  201.  @ХристиянНинов  Yeah, I agree with you and Marek, he would have hit the ceiling very fast, it would have been like hitting the ground after a long fall.
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  202. Getting Cordiceps and Rabies to work together as one organism would be an incredible project for an evil, genocidal scientist. Throw in Ebola for infectability.
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  203. WingNuts, speaking of the sound barrier, another example of American dickishness was when the US supersonic passenger plane was scrapped due to it being too expensive and the FAA then banning supersonic flight over US soil just as the Concorde was preparing to roll out. I doubt the same bill would have went through congress had the US plane succeeded.
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  204. Yeah, that was brilliant :D
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  205. "We're going down by the head." "This is no time for humour, Dieter!"
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  206.  @jayday7815  Which would probably combine to about 50
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  207. And they were easy to pick up by the ears back in the days when casual cruelty was accepted in entertainment.
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  208. Cats get used to loud noises very easily, it's only when they are unfamiliar with them that they jump. Cats have lived on ships and submarines and of all the places they would sleep would usually be above the diesel engine - if it is warm then noise is of no consequence. German U-boats during world war 2 usually had a cat aboard for the same reason these firefighters do - playing with the ship's cat gave you a small respite from your job, that and it has always been good luck to take a cat to sea, stemming from the days that they were taken aboard as rat catchers. Cats are notorious for sleeping in noisy environments.
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  209. The Bronx also hosts one of the best zoos in the world. The Bronx has a lot of cool stuff despite being Manhattan's mushroom tip.
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  210. Except these countries have sustainable debts while their level of development rapidly increases at a level not seen before, and most of them prefer it over the previous two centuries of Anglo-American supremacy where stagnation was the name of the game. The west wants an impoverished third world because that's how you get cheap resources, China wants a prosperous third world because that's how you sell goods.
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  211. They clearly must have mentioned it because one EMT was pilloried in the media over the fact he used the term "injuries incompatible with life" when describing victims. You don't get torn apart by drowning.
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  212. Also it's clear he would be a staunch supporter of privatisation since he was part of the cabinet that made it happen in the 90's! He's hardly going to say "Oh, I'm totally for nationalisation" because to do so would be to admit he had made a mistake. Politicians don't admit to mistakes. It's utterly stupid to privatise something that consumers have no choice in, as the lady near the start pointed out. If I don't like the Scotrail train that takes me from Dundee to Edinburgh can I just wait for a cheaper one supplied by Thameslink or Merseyrail? No, I can't. You use the only service that is available in your area - which is called a monopoly.
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  213. They make loud cracks as they weaken.
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  214.  @PodHubLiveMedia  No they don't, their agenda is about as transparent as can be - they are the world's factory and they want more people buying their products, the best way to do that is to turn impoverished regions into prosperous regions where the new middle class and growing working class will have money to spend. That is their agenda and it has been known to everyone for decades.
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  215. I don't think one-night vasectomy is a thing yet, though I did hear about a pill that made men temporarily sterile. I think. Sort of a male version of 'the pill'.
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  216.  @r.ladaria135  Good for you, would you like a chocolate biscuit or a gold star?
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  217. No he means culture in the States, if it was culture in the world then we Brits would not tolerate so many movies where we play the antagonist to America's protagonist, but we don't have the same "I'm only watching this if the hero is an American" attitude. Though to be fair I do not even believe Americans have that attitude, it's just that their distributors do and their distributors would rather churn easily-digestible muck on to an American audience whenever possible... The book is about the true story of the HMS Shannon taking down the much larger, much more heavily manned, much better gunned USS Chesapeake but some suit in an office decided to speak for 300 million Americans when he said "Nah, let's make the movie fictional, we Americans don't enjoy history unless we're winning." and that statement would be insulting to me if I were an American and seen as dumb by my own movie industry.
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  218.  @ActionAlligator  China doesn't feel the same way, they know they are on an upwards trajectory that will see them surpass the US in many things and so rarely take any notice of American achievements. If you think there are news reports in China similar to this one but talking about how far ahead the US is in AI development, there are none. The only time the US is in Chinese news is when some new American tariff or sanction impinges on Chinese industry.
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  219. Ya dirty beggar :D
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  220. 0:13 I've seen this fella in Mortal Kombat, he killed me with hooks on chains!
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  221.  @TheMichigami  Circumcision goes back a teensy tiny bit further than the Victorian era...
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  222. I think removing the remains of a friend using a hose must have been one of the most traumatising parts of being a crew member of a plane or a tank.
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  223. while stalking a drop bear you suddenly become aware of another in your peripheral left, it has the drop on you "Clever girl..."
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  224.  @rexysmile  A pet chip is a tiny little thing that is smaller than a grain of rice that a veterinarian will inject into a fatty area of your pet such as it's shoulder or it's butt where the cat or dog won't notice it. The chip will contain information such as your address and phone number and the pet's name, if someone with a chip scanner (such as another vet) scans the pet it will tell them who it belongs to so they can call the owner to come pick it up. It basically contains the sort of information you would normally print on a pet collar but unlike a collar your pet can't lose a chip because it's inside them. Depending on where you live it should not be expensive, in the UK it's really cheap and sometimes free because a shelter putting a chip in a kitten or puppy is a lot cheaper than that same shelter having to look after the kitten or puppy a few years down the line when it becomes lost and they can't find the owner.
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  225. But can you explain why Boston in the US is not called New Boston?
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  226. The pun is strong in this one.
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  227. He wouldn't be called a conspiracy theorist unless he peddled unscientific bullshit, you've mistaken him for the opposite end of the spectrum. An intelligent person.
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  228.  @meanderinoranges  Whenever a fire breaks out anywhere near a rocket an explosion is likely imminent. Whenever rocket fuel and liquid oxygen are in close proximity a fire is a very real danger. Do I need to simplify this further or has it sunk in?
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  229. PanAm was their flag carrier before the airline went tits up.
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  230. My god, you guys are pathetic.
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  231. Yeah, reminds me of the woman who got one of the world's first face transplants, her boyfriend dumped her when she was 17 and thinking that this was the end of the world she tried to blow her head off with a shotgun but only managed to take her face off. To any teens out there if you think a teenage breakup is the end of the world then someone has failed you as a parent.
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  232. I would suggest somewhere in the south of France. 1.) It might get the French a little more interested in football as despite being one of the largest nations they are not as passionate as others like England, Spain, Italy and Germany. 2.) Most Europe-wide or EU-based joint ventures like Airbus, CERN and ITER are located in the south of France anyway. 3.) The south of France is the center of western Europe.
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  233. I very much doubt she would have felt like grieving the piece of shit who just blew her head open...
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  234. How many times have you felt like a failure in the six hours since you learned of said TikTok personality? 🤣
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  235. British humour*
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  236. Reminds me of that video in China where a woman tries to stop an overloaded tipping forklift by holding on to the back as it tipped forward, once the load had slid off the forks the machine stopped tipping and slammed down on top of her, all five tons of it. The driver, obviously knowing exactly what to do in an accident, drove the forklift off of her breaking any bones that were not already shattered and ensuring no chance of her survival.
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  237. Anyone who walks on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico would get ill, they'd be under about 700 atmospheres of pressure and would be crushed up into a dense little ball of carbon.
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  238. James Cameron is an amateur oceanographer (if there is such a thing), he's one of only four or five people to have visited the Mariana trench (deepest area on Earth) and he did so in his own submarine design. He was also part of the team that found Titanic in the late 80's and his dream was to make a movie about it.
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  239. What a waste. Starving Africans can eat YouTube.
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  240. Rhod is brilliant. "No it doesn't!" :p
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  241. 1 atmosphere of pressure every 10 metres, they would have died within the first minute of the stern going under, any pocket of air would have been crushed like a beer can by 200 or 300 metres down. More humane than freezing to death on the surface, although a lot scarier arguably.
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  242. Yep, water with no impurities is clearer than any glass so a light source that can illuminate the bottom of an empty 80m deep tank would also illuminate the bottom of the same tank filled with pure water. And if there's one thing scarier than not being able to see the bottom of really deep water it would be when you CAN see the bottom of really deep water.
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  243. Exactly, SUBSAFE is the reason that no other US sub, or US-allied sub, has been lost ever since. It's sad to think that deaths create better regulations but the loss of the Thresher is what insured every US submariner over the next 50 years, including yourself, would work in a safer environment.
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  244. I knew the UK was at the forefront of video games in the 90's but being responsible for an entire third of all videogame content is mindblowing, though I'm not surprised since I was an Amiga user and almost every major developer on that machine was British; Core, Bullfrog, DMA Design, Team 17, Sensible Software, Bitmap Brothers, Rebellion, Psygnosis, Ocean, Flair, Gremlin, Graftgold, Image Works, Reflections, U.S. Gold, etc
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  245.  @wholesomeprofilepicture585  They were in a stolen car that could have killed an innocent.
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  246.  @feralmagick7177  A glass tank would be the apt comparison, a glass cannon would be a frail person who hits hard but humans are frail beings who happen to be incredibly durable at the same time, a paradox.
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  247. The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing everyone he was a senile old fart with a pudding obsession.
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  248.  @tjnucnuc  Why would they? You are American, you are one of the countries that pushed for them to change their name from China to Taiwan...
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  249. You don't have the right to preach hate in the UK, as evidenced by this video. So....
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  250. I don't mind, the more pathetic men in the world the less competition for us decent blokes.
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  251. A foot is not very far, a fart can make someone jump farther.
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  252.  @potatoboy5323  Oooh, name calling, clearly you must be on the right?
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  253. I don't know how it is in the US but in most countries any mail from court or government must be handed over in person, you can't just put it in a mailbox or else the person you are delivering it too could just play dumb and say they never received it.
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  254.  @lizhongshen  How is your car's durability relevant to the safety of air travel?
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  255.  @mikemoreno4469  He wasn't trying to get away, he was just trying to keep a distance between him and the attacking animal, I would bet everything I own that the thought of abandoning his girlfriend and leaving her at the mercy of that thing never crossed his mind for a second.
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  256. It's far enough under a mountain that it would likely survive a nuclear strike.
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  257. Also the brother likely sides with the dad since in these honour killings the sons are often no better than the father and see it as their job to police what the women in the family get to do and how they live. How anyone can be part of a culture where male children are higher in the hierarchy than the mother that gave birth to them is beyond me.
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  258.  @ryanem969  The lower floors were not weakened but it's one thing to support an enormous weight, it's another thing to have an enormous weight falling on you.
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  259. That's like the cryonics episode of Star Trek TNG where they find 3 folks who were frozen back in our time and one of them is a jackass who witters on about money and stocks and how he's gonna sue Picard if he can't get put through to his lawyer.
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  260. Fuck a duck!  Black guys can put a suit on in under 4 seconds!
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  261. I suppose you can pronounce it either way because that is the joke of the name, the "It crowd" is slang for the cool kids, the popular bunch that everyone wants to befriend.  Something that Roy, Moss and Jen are the opposite of (generally).
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  262.  @NightmareLorelej  She wasn't holding the baby's hand, she was holding the scooter, had she been holding the baby's hand the baby would be alive. Obviously.
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  263. It's not impossible because in Europe all cars are manual and teens kill themselves all the time by texting behind the wheel.
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  264. Small children are rife for doing this, especially small children with dead beat parents. You'll always find an empty bag of crisps on a shelf four aisles from the rest of the crisps.
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  265.  @deckape69  By 'educated' the OP meant higher education and knowledge in the relevant field. Absolutely anyone who simply survived high school can enter congress, Marjorie Airhead Green proved that.
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  266.  @se6369  He probably just assumed you were American, it's an easy mistake - 99.7% of all people who whine about tax payers having to pay for something are from the United States.
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  267. I believe 112 is the universal emergency number and so it works everywhere, the US (as usual) is one of the last to adopt it.
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  268. Both men were sporting fantastic soup strainers on the day of the accident, you know you are in safe hands if the pilot has a moustache. The bigger the better, and this flight had two of them!
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  269.  @MetAVGVST  Because other dogs leave bite marks, not corpses.
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  270. I did that when I found out NYC had an aircraft carrier as a museum, I looked in GTA4 and it was not there. I wrote to them, contacted my local representative, I even camped outside Rockstar North for 164 days but they wouldn't see me and just thought I was a crackpot. They took my thermos flask too.
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  271. Probably. 6.3 million people have watched this video so far so even at the cost of a 10 grand TV it's one of the cheapest adverts they've ever payed for.
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  272. 6:08 The reason you test your pressure washer nozzle on the ground first rather than the car is because if the nozzle does launch free like a harpoon then it just bounces off the ground rather than denting your car. You don't want to damage the thing you are trying to clean.
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  273. The hypocrisy in that the hotels are the ones who not only wanted the railway but who also rubbish any complaints the natives have about noisy and disruptive trains in their backyard, but then they themselves say "We don't want the trains so close to the hotel because they are disruptive and noisy."
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  274. "They can have it in any colour as long as it's Vantablack!" -Henry Surrey NanoSystems
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  275. "Why's this coin all sticky?" "Just pass me my soda, old man!"
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  276. I got the Jeremy Clarkson Reliant Robin set and it just will not stay on it's wheels!
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  277. I think they used to have a tagline of "layer after layer of layers"
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  278. It still astounds that just 30 years ago my house had no circuit breakers, we still had the good old fashioned "fuse box", there was no consumer units or MCBs or anything shiny and white with inspection labels on it as we didn't get any of that until around 1994 - no, instead we still had an ugly brown box twice the size of a CU that looked like it was made of bakolite, and shoved in to the front was a dozen big ceramic fuses the size and shape of bourbon biscuits. I remember any time something blew my dad would remove the appropriate fuse cartridge, pull out a snapped/melted chunk of wire and then, spool a fresh piece of wire to it before plugging it back in. I'm glad that now the house is mine I don't have to rely on anything so archaic to keep fires at bay.
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  279.  @Danny-204  Playing pool or being in the gym is called being on duty. If they spent that "spare time" as you call it doing checks in the community then who will attend to the emergencies when a call comes in? They can't be in two places at once because they have to be within earshot of both the alarm and their vehicles so watching TV, playing pool and appearing to be 'doing nothing' is unfortunately a part of their job while they wait for a callout.
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  280.  @thesun4613  RADA, not radar you numpty!
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  281.  @richcampbell6808  Learn what Rabies is before you comment stupid things.
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  282. To be fair even if you hated flying surely you would be fine once you landed?
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  283. No, it makes the "capitalism benefits everyone" trope callous as it is capitalism that is allowing the rich to gentrify everywhere pricing ordinary people out of the housing market while simultaneously paying their wages via zero hours contracts that would never cover a mortgage.
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  284. This plane has no phalanges!
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  285. 21:20 We do still build airships, we are one of the few nations that do. There was that arse-shaped airship we were building for the US Navy, the US have since pulled out of the program but the company building it are going ahead and you sometimes see it flying around when it's not slowly crashing into things. It's called the Hybrid Air Vehicles Airlander 10.
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  286. He's likely retired by now, this was over 20 years ago. the cops still had titty helmets.
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  287. First responder -"I can hear someone calling for help but can't see them anywhere." Second responder -"I know, weird. Let's keep looking."
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  288. MaiCohWolf, it's basic displacement, it's also why people tell you to get as far away as you can from a ship that is moments away from sinking. There is a suction effect when something drops below the surface of a fluid, the surrounding water (and any lifeboats or people) in it will be dragged in to fill the gap that is left behind and everything will get dragged under. This force actually keeps going straight to the bottom, as a 100,000 tonne ship falls through the water it will drag anything nearby in to the void behind it and when that ship finally comes to a halt on the ocean floor the enormous pressure of the water following it will hit like an enormous sledgehammer. That is known as downblast. Anything moving through a fluid, be it a ship through water or a hand through air, will drag that fluid with it to fill the gap left behind. The best way to observe this force is with a fluid that is very viscous like syrup or honey, if you push a spoon in to something like syrup you will see the syrup try to fill the hole left by the spoon, now in water the force is much faster, and with something the size of a passenger liner the force is a trillion times stronger. This is why the lifeboats were ordered to withdraw and then come back later, to avoid being pulled under with the ship, they waited to long however before returning and everyone froze.
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  289. My money would be on her parents.
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  290.  Ani Dank  Accents have always been considered hot...
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  291.  @buckyrov  No, they aren't, they were until around 1998.
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  292.  @stefantheconqueror8710  A story that was still mentioned in the video...
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  293. The UN being there is a mistake, had Roosevelt stated early on that the US would develop a habit of never ratifying anything the UN might have been built in a nation where it would mean something.
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  294. Laika's capsule was one of many Russian spacecraft to eventually land in China, albeit after enduring the 3,000 degree temperature of re-entry and then bursting into flames when it hit the ground. It is said that when those first Chinese folk opened the capsule they found the aroma inside it to be irresistible and Chinese cuisine was changed forever.
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  295. She worked with Jermaine in Flight of the Conchords so they are probably friends.
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  296.  @pennylane36  You can steal the account number to duplicate a card using a skimmer, but not the pin, they have to watch you input the pin to get that number as it is contained nowhere within the card, only in the bank.
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  297. Prestige projects or events are not meant to be financially profitable, at least not initially. You do them to raise the profile of your city and raise tourism over the long run.
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  298.  @blinded6502  Don't try to teach something to a flat head, they are already at capacity.
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  299. The majority of YouTube clips are of fan favourites and James is a fan favourite.
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  300.  @chito2294  How can dying be worse than survivors guilt? You would be fucking dead. Nothing can be better or worse than being dead because of the small fact of no longer existing...
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  301.  @jayasmrmore3687  Nowhere in the first world is good healthcare a luxury other than America, all across Europe it is a right.
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  302. Well his eyesight was reduced 20% at the last update.
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  303.  @bradsanders407  You'll feel differently after you grow up.
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  304. @Sasuke Uchiha No, seems they are German, just one that knows nothing of their own country or what it creates. They should look up BASF and Siemens for a start, the largest chemists and largest industrial engineers on the planet respectively.
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  305. Mexicans will go under it, like they already do. Mexicans have become so good at tunneling that the London Underground just swapped a Tunnel Boring Machine for 50 Mexicans and progress on the new HS2 line has doubled!
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  306. Oh yeah, I forgot that blind people are confined to their homes, never being able to leave them because they are blind...
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  307. Supposedly Liz Taylor was waxing Mickey Rooney's carrot when she was 13 and he was 20.  Never trust an extremely short person around your kids because kids will immediately trust someone their size, this is why I keep a small pair of stilts on hand for short guests to use around my home.
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  308. Same area I am guessing, the guy in the video has a bit of a Norfolk accent and Jaack is from that county, the city of Norwich.
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  309. If someone suffers from depression no amount of kindness can help them, they need medical help.
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  310.  @mechannel7046  It's extremely common. Spend 30 seconds on any gore site and you'll find countless videos of toddlers falling out of tower blocks, being squashed by industrial equipment and even falling into pots of boiling soup. Childcare is absolutely lacklustre in that country where 2 and 3 year olds are often left to fend for themselves in a world full of dangers.
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  311. Or his previous 40 years as a politician where he was an asshole.
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  312. I once got the belt in primary school here in Scotland before it was made illegal, my mother didn't believe me when I told her, she just said "It's the 80's, teachers don't hit kids anymore." 😐
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  313. They are just the latest couple, the show is infamous for "My spouse has no problem with me going on the show" becoming "Well we've just drifted apart and it has nothing to do with my dance partner" after 6 weeks. Rachel Riley and several soap stars have dumped long term partners for dancers during the show and always used the same excuse "Well being in the spotlight means they understand me better than my not famous partner that I've dated my whole adult life."
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  314. Not scary in the slightest if you aren't a criminal.
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  315. "Maybe we should break it [her hymen] with the banana?" "I'm not losing my virginity to a piece of fruit!" Yeah, I'm a dude, but I know that if I was a 20 year-old female actor I would not want my dad watching that scene...
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  316. She is that!  Enjoys a cigarette too I hear.
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  317. With simple pleasures
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  318. European cities don't have plans, they date back a couple thousand years instead of a couple hundred.
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  319. My PC is ice cold and I never hear any sound from it.  That's because I bought 5m extension cables for everything and put the PC in the next room which is used as a storage room, it rarely gets above freezing in that room because it is uncarpeted and the heating is off.  This meant more space and less noise in my bedroom, where the monitor and peripherals are.  Though it's not as good as the time I stayed in a tower block and kept my PC inside our ventilation system where the temperature passing it's external radiators was completely arctic.
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  320. A reminder from the ATC that the runway direction had been flipped would have helped a lot, the ATC must surely have known that if planes had taken off in an easterly direction several days in a row then reminding them they should now be taking off to the west would have been very prudent. Pilots have a lot on their minds during take off and the ATC can alleviate that.
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  321. 5:06 I can't for the life of me figure out how that works unless it involves some sort of gravity-defying water...
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  322. One of the best novels I've ever read was about a CIA agent tasked with capturing a Hind in Afghanistan and the battle between the helicopter and the mujahideen soldier he hires to shoot it down for him. It is called The Afghan (1988) and it was written by Andrew Turpin, don't confuse it with the 2006 Frederick Forsyth novel of the same name.
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  323. The entire theme of Alton Towers is creepiness and surrealism, someone once said it was as if Lewis Carroll designed a theme park. The park's theme tune is In the Hall of the Mountain King by Grieg which everyone in the UK colloquially calls the "Alton Towers theme" to the annoyance of classical music lovers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1veH80gdU0
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  324. Reminds me of the girl who shot herself in the head while taking a selfie with a gun, I guess she forgot which index finger was on the flash button.
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  325. Making sure the crew has the right gear, tools and training though is the responsibility of the navy.
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  326. Probably recorded the crab getting chopped up and then left bits of it in other ant territories, these are Mexican cartel ants.
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  327.  @erinbsullivan444  Psychopaths are not stupid, they know what punishment is and they don't want to be punished so by that very definition they strive to be good just like the rest of us but they often fail at it because they are wired to take what they desire and their desires are stronger. A high functioning psychopath on the other hand might have no intention of being good because they know how to get around the system, Patrick Bateman from American Pscho and the serial killer Ted bundy are examples of high functioning psychopaths. The big difference between good people and good psychopaths are that the former are good due to compassion while the latter are good due to fear of consequences.
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  328. Deep fried mars bar, deep fried pizza, deep fried hamster, deep fried physics text book. If it exists we've probably tried to fry one out of curiousity before.
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  329. +George Smith I think he meant Cola, not Coke, the flavour instead of the brand.
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  330. Blue Peter still does stuff like this, it just gets called woke or "preachy" now because they also talk about brown and black kids like Malala Yousafzi. People make the mistake of thinking TV changed when it's people that have changed, we've become less caring and more nationalistic, a bit like what happened in Germany in the 1920's ironically.
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  331. It's the British way and the reason why we are so self deprecating or mocking of ourselves, if you can't laugh at yourself then you've got no right to laugh at others. :)
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  332. There is nothing merciful about cutting a creatures throat and letting it bleed to death unless mercy means a different thing in your culture. I would take a bolt to the forehead if the alternative was choking and gasping on my own escaping blood.
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  333. The thing is that William McGonagall believed he was a master and was oblivious to criticism, supposedly. I say supposedly because recent evidence (if the 90's is still recent) has shown that he may actually have just been a 19th century troll, because seemingly back in the 1870's and 1880's he tried his hand a lot of things and was astonishingly shit at all of them - even taking an interest in surgery at one point. He had an acting phase whereby instead of auditioning for parts he would just sneak on to stages and pretend to be in the show until someone removed him. His collections of poems, released between the 1860's and 1910's, are titled Poetic Gems, More Poetic Gems, Still More Poetic Gems, Yet More Poetic Gems, Further Poetic Gems, Yet Further Poetic Gems and Last Poetic Gems. I shit you not.
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  334.  @fredfredburger5150  You wouldn't see the ocean, rapid depressurisation combined with the lack of oxygen would knock most people out within a matter of seconds and those seconds would be filled with confusion, howling noise and ice cold air tearing at your skin before your brain would turn off all your senses while it tried to make sense of the situation. In other words you would quickly faint and then be dreaming all the way down.
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  335.  @JUVI9596  It's not so much about the money over here, it's the fact that football is a religion. We Europeans can be most disagreeable if you disrupt the football schedule.
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  336.  @mattperrin8372  There are hard core conspiracy theorists who believe in the nonsense they peddle, but I believe the majority of the "this is fake" commenters on videos really are just trolling - on the internet it is 'hip and trendy' to hop on a bandwagon and become part of the cool crowd by parroting what others say. Cabbages enjoy the company of fellow cabbages...
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  337.  @foxmcfog7809  You'll have to explain that one.
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  338.  @PinkManGuy  Chimps are one of the few animals regarded as sapient. People throw around the word sentient as though it means "highly intelligent", they use sentient to describe dolphins and chimps. The truth is that every mammal is sentient, every fish, every bird and every reptile, and most insects are sentient. Everything from starfish upwards are thought to be sentient, sentient just means "aware of it's surroundings". Any creature that interacts with it's surroundings is sentient. Sapient is creatures that are self aware, only a handful of mammals are thought to be sapient, homo sapiens being the dominant sapient species but all of the great apes and most dolphins are thought to be sapient as these mammals have been known to recognise themselves when faced with a mirror. There are those who believe that octopusses are sapient and those that even believe domesticated cats and dogs have become sapient thanks to interaction with humans, but if you put a mirror in front of my cat it will try to kill the "other" cat.
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  339.  @mawilove7086  Not to mention the fact that if you down a power line with your car you are told to stay inside the car until help arrives, whoever decided that those three people and the baby should leave the car effectively killed them all, and almost killed the baby.
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  340. Teleporter mishap. Her grandparents were trying to return her home to her parents but didn't have line of sight and she materialised early somewhere along the way.
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  341.  @Trev794  No, just the majority of American-led military action.
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  342.  @SubjectiveFunny  But it's the parents job to warn about those influences, if you teach your kid about peer pressure and you have a good relationship with them then those influencers will not be as influential as you are.
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  343.  @Vladexander13  Yep, the child decided to completely ignore the rules he had been given and started playing speed chess.
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  344. In my opinion anything containing even a hint of moisture should be refigerated as soon as the seal is broken, except for preservatives and things containing preservatives.
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  345. The man who would have went in his stead was a professional stunt man and would have remembered to attach his bungee cord. Letting Michael attach himself to the box despite being giddy with excitement, giddy with lager and completely inexperienced is what killed him.
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  346. Leopard Gecko changes spots - over to Tim with the sports news.
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  347.  @gracehaven5459  Also it wouldn't make any sense to the story. "Hopper, if you want me to fit in why do you keep shaving my head?" "'Cos I'm a cop and I just do stuff."
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  348. Some people don't know how to be adults. China has lots of people like this because if you make a scene in China people will appease you to get you to go away so it's not uncommon to see middle-aged women down on their belly thumping the ground and screaming like a toddler whenever they deem something to be unfair.
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  349. Well he only looked to be about 9 months old, I think "Dada" was good enough for now.
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  350. If a ship breaks down it just drifts, a plane or helicopter falls out of the sky. If you are incapacitated while in control of a boat it just drifts, a plane or helicopter falls out of the sky. If something hits you at sea you could sink and be forced to abandon it, a plane or helicopter falls out of the sky. I could think of more reasons as to why disagreeing with the OP's expert quote is just stupidity but three seems like enough.
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  351. Viruses can't infect things tho, only living creatures. Unless you just meant you were worried about who is going to make all of our stuff once the Chinese are dead? In which case you have a fair point. Anyone told India they better start building factories n' shit?
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  352.  @connorwoods3758  Yes, it does, the US is notorious for pressuring other nations to their way of thinking at threat of sanctions or removing support, something that must be a lot easier when you have all 180 foreign ambassadors under your own roof.
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  353. That woman has got it going on!
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  354.  @EQUILIBRIUMstayfree  Nothing to do with sexuality, it's to do with his beliefs involving women and the results of alcohol. Alcohol already makes people do stupid things but when you've grown up in a society that not only dictates that women are property that should respect men at all times and where alcohol is regarded as a poison that lets demons inhabit your body (thus excusing drunk people of their actions) then you have a very deadly scenario should a woman ever insult a drunk Muslim. Why you even brought up sexuality is just mystifying...
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  355. Where is their HQ? I thought it was Thames House but seemingly they left there in 1939 😐
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  356. If you travel the world and stay in hotels a lot, as actors do, you would definitely become accustomed to regional porn. The Czechs have some tremendous stuff I hear.
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  357. Claudia always cracks me up.
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  358. He should have an Arabic accent, the modern Israeli accent only got there in 1948 when we Brits created Israel and most of Europe's jews moved there.
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  359.  @asmrtpop2676  Well they did because it was discovered that we Brits had been covering up the scale of the outbreak for up to 10 years, so why would anyone refuse to eat British beef before the scandal broke in the 90's? You were likely already infected by that point. We will likely never know the extent of the outbreak as most people dying from the disease even today tend to get misdiagnosed (purposely or as a cover up?) as having dementia or other vascular disease.
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  360. When we start to colonise the solar system we will need polymers more than ever so the oil industry will not end for a few centuries yet. The only thing that will end is the burning of oil.
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  361.  @sirhandsoap3953  Capitalism is a million times more dangerous than communism, capitalism just takes longer to implode in on itself but when it does the world will change drastically, I don't remember much changing in the west when the USSR fell because it only affected them but capitalism is rubbishing green energy in support of fossil fuels, rubbishing climate change data, ignoring polluted rivers, oceans and space, ignoring health disasters like obesity. Woah betide anyone who tries to stand between a rich man and his cash cow, and so the rich will prosper until it means the end of all of us.
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  362.  @______638  And you are delusional.
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  363.  @coledibiase1777  Every country on Earth has their students everywhere. Here in Europe American students are a dime a dozen, and although it's not really popular yet China has some of the best and fastest growing universities and every year they have more and more western students.
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  364. Haha, the taking a lightbulb with you when you change room is something I have had to do, and it was in my first flat.
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  365. Seeing as only around 1 in 5 were wearing masks they clearly do not look out for their own.
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  366. First place prisoners go in a riot, although maybe not in America as they'd just be shot by snipers. Look up the 1990 Strangeways Prison riot, there's some good pics of the prisoners having some rooftop recreation, they held a little dressing up party and started pelting people with roof tiles.
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  367. I'm not, he has been accused of assault by 4 different partners. You can make mistakes on drugs but being a wife-beater is in a person's nature.
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  368. LMAO, that's where my mind went, Christy.
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  369. +Sam Smith Americans speak English, I would say the subtitles are for people from India, Thailand, Greece, France, Belgium, Zimbabwe, DRC, PRC, Argentina, Albania, Macedonia, Switzerland, etc, etc, etc You know.. those places who don't speak our language?  There's quite a lot of them.
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  370.  Suspicious Ned Flanders  Except women have ended up dead from rejecting weirdos and freaks.
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  371. I don't mean to be gruesome but there were no bodies, just body parts. EDIT: It turns out the victims only had crush injuries and nothing more.
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  372. You mean something like... *"On the following date(s) the Royal Navy will be carrying out training at the following co-ordinates. PS. If you are Russian please forget you read this"*
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  373. "The Roomba That Would Not Die!" - The best feature film of 1952 is now in Technicolor!
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  374.  @ZeroKage69  If you hit anything at 26 meters per second it will be lights out.
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  375. Or what will happen in the future when this war becomes a world war.
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  376. The cassette only has phrases recorded on it so the same cassette can be used anywhere in the world. The directions come from the unit below the dashboard.
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  377. Joseph if you could afford something like this you could afford a house where this thing would be a good 3 or 4 rooms from the nearest person. And roommates? Hahaha... "Hey, nice to meet you.. any idea how large the dorm rooms are here?" "Yeah, about the size of that giant metal thing strapped to the top of your car..."
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  378.  @Ganliard  Never heard of advertising, eh? I was like that when I was little.
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  379. I wouldn't say zero, when it comes to the handling of a dangerous chemical your instructions should always be cast-iron in nature, if there is even the tiniest doubt in your mind then the best thing to do is stop. John Stevens admitted that he was unsure of what to do and only pumped the aluminium into the first tank on the left because his key fitted it - he simply did it because his key fitted the lock.
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  380.  @Amy_the_Lizard  Trauma would play a part but Adam is right, the frontal lobes are where a person's personality lives, it is the part of the brain that can be thought of as housing the mind. The rest of the brain deals with memory storage, senses, communicating, motor skills, etc but the frontal lobes maketh the person, one side housing the logical part of you and the other the creative part. Damage one side and you can become more serious, damage the other and you can become more playful, damage both and you become an automaton who can look after themselves and follow instructions but have no personality - like an extreme form of autism.
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  381. Yours is the first comment I have ever seen that mirrors my own sentiment, I too could not care less how my taxes are spent if it's for a good cause such as a kidney transplant or a lifesaving drug for someone. People who are anti-healthcare seem to only complain if their taxes are being spent on sick people but don't mind if their taxes are being spent on aircraft carriers. #FuckedUpWorld
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  382. Just a regular British documentary.
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  383. They do, it's incredibly therapeutic, to look after a simpler form of life reminds you that our own lives are only complex because we make them complex. Animals are content so long as they have a place to sleep and food in their belly, things so many people take for granted.
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  384. A black man with a white woman, you have to remember that bigots have access to the internet as well :/
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  385. At BD they love to torment their machines, they probably had a human stack the boxes using a hockey stick.
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  386.  @helloweener2007  Then just pull the cap off, obviously.
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  387. Something similar happened on the London underground a few years ago when a woman fell in to the path of an oncoming train and her decapitated head knocked out an old man. There's something you'd need counseling for. Of course I mean being hit by a flying head, not being decapitated.
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  388. A free VPN (set to the UK) and BBC iPlayer website and you are sorted for laughs. You can even watch Channel 4, Dave and if you're suicidal channel 5.
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  389. @FJB Yeah, I'm sure it's his fault that the cost of living is rising all over planet Earth and nothing at all to do with a pandemic, a war in Ukraine and the recent recession...
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  390. The closest thing I can think of today would be Click on the BBC, I really enjoy that because like Micro Live and other shows of the 80's it too has knowledgeable hosts who don't feel the need to dumb down whatever they are discussing. A lot of shows today feel the need to try and be cool and funny like Top Gear when many people are looking for an informative show like Fifth Gear.
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  391. Especially on a sunny day, brain matter has a very strong metallic smell close up and that smell would be amplified by heat. So yeah, even if you were looking away your nose and your taste buds would still "see" everything.
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  392. Yeah, his furious tapping sounded more like "Oh Christ no, I've just had it repainted" to me.
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  393. Dude, it can suck Crysis through a drinking straw.
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  394.  @Graphhics  Because Italy, Spain and England are on the edges of Europe, if the US were to build a national stadium they wouldn't put it in Florida or Alaska.
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  395.  @AvB.83  Still better than the childish way American agencies name things by picking a cool word first and then backronymising it using any relevant sounding words. WOWSER - Western Optical Widescreen Earth Radiotelescope
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  396.  @Skorpychan  So exactly like the previous queen then? Who reigned for so long that the Victorian era seemed to never end.
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  397. There is no evidence of the kid flipping any switch, he is only suspected of doing it because him setting his camera up before the train arrived is seen as suspicious. The thing is train spotters set their cameras up in all sorts of places, this could just be a coincidence.
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  398. Look at the damage to the nose of the plane, there were a lot of Geese who got more than just concussion that day.
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  399. How do you know the person in Turkey was involved in Isis?
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  400. You really think they pinned her to the ground with no reason? She'll win her case but I for one can't wait to see the full video to find out how she brought this on herself.
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  401. Did you watch the video? They just explained and showed quite clearly that Deliveroo IS cooking the food at their own Deliveroo Editions locations thanks to licensing the brands. Are you sight impaired?
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  402.  @MatthewTheWanderer  As a chef all three of those things are hygiene related. Jewellery, even a Fitbit, can harbour bacteria. Trimming your beard should not have to be explained, beard hairs in food are rarely welcome. Your work shirt needs to be tucked in because unlike your apron it has already been tucked down the front of your pants at some point and so should remain tucked in there instead of rubbing against the edge of everything you lean over spreading cock-and-ball particles to people's tables.
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  403. Chris is a soccer pundit, he used to play soccer but now he's one of the guys that commentates during games like Troy Aikman or Terry Bradshaw do for the NFL. Or did for the NFL. I just Googled 'NFL pundit' to find the equivalent. And before anyone bitches about soccer being the real football, I'm British, I just said soccer for the Americans/Canadians. Don't be pedantic just for the sake of typing a comment, people...
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  404. Being turned into a suit isn't a way to die, it's something that happens to a person that's already dead...
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  405.  @olskabeams2843  Because the vast majority of Americans could work multiple jobs and might never even own a single property.
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  406.  @epic7224  You didn't think any one of the countless millions of Irish people in the world could be racist? Seems a bit far fetched, every group of people on Earth has the occasional bad apple.
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  407.  @pocnit  Not just crazier, but smarter, stronger, faster...
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  408.  @thesheckels9309  No, it would be smart to contain it, which is why we seal nuclear waste in concrete and bury it away from water sources. This is the plan with Chernobyl, the reactor will be dismantled and sealed into casks and then stored until it can be processed in another reactor as fuel.
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  409.  big wolf  No, Tobsi is telling the truth, in Europe it would cost the same today as it did then. Nothing. Paying for medical treatment is exclusive to the US and the third world.
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  410.  @Doom_Slug  Technically both.
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  411. Penelope Cruz any day.
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  412. My grandfather died at Auschwitz. He fell out of his guard tower.
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  413. I remember when the US left RAF Edzell a few miles up the coast from me in 1996 they held a car boot sale (yard sale to you folks) to sell anything they couldn't take home to the US and every appliance on sale had a US plug on it. It seems that when the US goes abroad they decide "Right, let's burn all this local shit and create some America up in this bitch!" Think my dad bought (and subsequently rewired) a circular saw while I almost bought some NTSC games for the SNES.
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  414.  @metalmorgan  Yeah, he would have hit the roof at far beyond terminal velocity.
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  415.  @richardmeo2503  Operation Overlord didn't fail and Monty was in overall command of all the land forces...
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  416.  @ssjgotenks2009  We may be more resilient than dinosaurs but even if an asteroid did not wipe us out it would likely set us back to the pre-electricity days and it would take a century or more to get back to where we were.
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  417. 'Provo' was slang for a member of the Provisional IRA, one of the groups involved in "The Troubles", it's oddly fitting and/or weird that you would see a Belfast-built car in a place called Provo...
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  418. I love how people who commit driving violations always say "Is that really why you pulled me over?" as if following laws are optional. I wonder if a murderer has ever said "Really? You're arresting me for chopping someone up?"
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  419.  @dolebandit9942  If yer an eejit it's best to stay quiet rather than confirming it.
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  420. I don't know what's better, the great comment or the fact your epic avatar seems to support it! 🤣
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  421. India had some of the best infrastructure on the planet up until the 15th of August 1947.
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  422. There was still a lot of upheaval at the millennium, it just wasn't as infrastructure killing as people thought it would be. The French being the most nuclear-reliant country on the planet took Y2K very seriously and were eradicating it from infrastructure as early as 1990.
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  423.  @ygrillo  Armachair experts don't like to explain the workings behind their "facts".
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  424.  @Pumped-p3e  That's what education is for, during the Islamic golden age when it was Muslims making all of the discoveries it was we Europeans who had the lowest intelligence because the church saw education as a danger to it's authority.
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  425.  @KebabMusicLtd  They did, but since there was nothing immediately wrong with the pump and they couldn't figure out why it was locked out they removed the lock out and started it up. What they didn't know was that it was locked out because a connected valve on the other side of the rig had been removed, a valve whose paperwork was kept in a different folder to that of the pump. Bad filing practices led to the Piper Alpha disaster.
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  426.  @qwerty112311  Nice analogy, mind if I use it too? If one engineer says yes while another says "No, we can do it but it'll cost 20 million more", the developer will go with the engineer that said yes - that is how 95% of building disasters always come about, just as 95% of useless gadgets that don't do what you wanted them to were only bought because you tried to save ten dollars...
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  427.  @itsjammbi  So, how do you catch criminals then?
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  428. You could also just move to a first world country.
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  429. The same thing happened with the John Hancock Tower in Boston when it was first opened in the 70's, during the first hot summer around half of all panes of glass on the exterior fell out due to expanding window frames causing the developers to cordon off the entire block for pedestrian's safety and to cover the exterior of the building with wooden boards. Because the building now looked like an 800 foot tall packing crate it got the nickname of "America's first wooden skyscraper".
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  430. If your car was in self-drive mode like this plane was, otherwise there is no comparison.
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  431. I only did acid once, it burnt off my jaw and cheeks and gave me third degree burns all down my chest, then my dad was pissed because I never put the battery back in to his car.  I eat with a straw.
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  432. Yep.
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  433. JoJo, shut up you edgy little cupcake! Fuck sake, you lot would complain about the consistency of air just to get rapturous approval from other munchkins.
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  434. It is still in Scotland. The studio moved from Dundee to Edinburgh while GTA3 was being made but the games are still made here.
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  435. The KKK and other Republican groups.
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  436. Rubber is edible, both organic and synthetic, just not the household products that it is turned into. Saying it is inedible is like saying cotton or hemp is inedible, of course they are, they are plants.
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  437. Are you 12?
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  438. I worked with a guy who was a young soldier when Lockerbie happened and he and his squaddies were tasked with retrieving body parts, he said the locals had put towels over anything they had found and his job was to move the towels and bag and label what was under them. He was only there for a few hours but it changed his life more than any other event and he hated people who left towels lying on benches instead of putting them away.
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  439. No, the makers of the video intended it to feel that way. Please remember that anyone, absolutely _anyone_, can upload to YouTube - you only need a script, an editor and a narrator and you can make your wacky message look as professional and official as any government-released media.
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  440. The vast majority of psychopaths have never harmed anyone or anything, they just live regular lives until something provokes them. This is why I always tell people not to be stupid enough to argue with strangers, you can argue with your friends and family all you want but never argue with someone you do not know, there are few things as senseless as losing your life because you didn't like that another driver just pulled out in front of you. "Wow, you have a gun! Is that supposed to scare me?" is usually the last thing someone ever says when they have aggravated a psychopath, because that impulsive nature means that they don't care about witnesses or consequences as much as you do - they only care about winning the argument.
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  441. "He stood up for not just our state, but also our nation" Sorry but nowhere at any point in US history has intolerance or restriction of freedoms been in any way a part of what it means to be American. He stood up only for a minority of Christians that happen to be intolerant, not Americans.
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  442. Actually there was, multimedia cards or MMCs as they were known had been around since the early 90's and in 1999 the first universal 'secure digital card' (or SD card) arrived, by 2001 they had storage capacity up to 64MB and could hold between 8 and 64 pictures depending on the resolution used. Digital cameras were still very niche though so unless you were the type of person who always had to have the latest tech then your camera would still use good old fashioned film. I know this because I opted to buy a digital camera in 2000 after an incident where my then girlfriend and I had went to collect some photos we were having developed and the guy behind the counter kept grinning and nodding at us each time he would return from the darkroom after checking on our photos.
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  443. As a Scot I think I would get on very well with the people of Yorkshire, Thatcher was a cancer on the UK. Hopefully after she snuffed it the devil didn't get finished with her too quickly.
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  444. Trash? Go watch some of your American stuff then and leave the BBC for us Brits.
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  445.  @uploadJ  You voted a 6 foot toddler in as POTUS, you can't even babble let alone talk...
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  446.  @lamboseeker238  Japan does not and never has used the imperial system.
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  447. Firstly, it's like some of you are wilfully ignorant of how time works. Lock Out/Tag Out did not exist in 1988, in fact it was only hurried into practice in the US in 1989 due to the Piper Alpha disaster, other countries like the UK would adopt it soon after. In 1988 all you had was pen and paper to stop someone turning things on or off. Secondly, the pump did have a "Do Not Use" sign on it but because the supervisor could not find the paperwork explaining why he had to choose between shutting down the rig at a cost of millions or trying to start the pump, he did the latter and the pump started just fine so he left and asked an engineer to keep an eye on the pump. What he didn't know was that the do not use sign was not because the pump was faulty, but was because the pump's outlet in another compartment was missing a valve and starting the pump would flood that compartment with gas. The whole accident was down to poor filing habits as the pump worksheet and valve worksheet were kept in different locations and so since the supervisor could find nothing written down about why the pump had a "Do Not Use" sign on it he assumed the pump was fine, and the pump was fine. However the valve it pumped gas to was neither fine nor present, it was sitting on a bench in a workshop waiting to be repaired.
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  448.  @cornnatron3030  Why should an entire industry need to be changed just because you can't parent correctly?
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  449.  @ytuser555-z8t  "One of if not the best" LMAO
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  450.  @youraverageimperialguard7932  Actually the US is about as corrupt as it gets, you've simply legalised things like lobbying, graft and nepotism where as those things are illegal in other nations. Hell even pyramid schemes are legal in the US.. Several of Donald Trump's administration (including himself) are members of companies like Amway and Herbalife which are MLM pyramid schemes and outlawed across Europe and the rest of the developed world, but in the US they thrive and in the US they will eventually burst when the bottom tier can't find any more recruits in the nation.
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  451. Rockets occasionally explode. Use your noodle, doodle!
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  452. +bongo155 No, they don't realise because there is nothing to realise. Fukushima is a catastrophe, but only on the official INES scale is it in the same league as Chernobyl, in reality it's thankfully massively more contained. People just like to fart out of their mouth, mostly Americans, they worship a good conspiracy to sniff.
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  453.  @tonykrizan2067  SD eats a lazily slapped together sandwich of questionable fish paste, here's what it did to his sphincter...
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  454. I'm not sure how far across the UK this goes but in Scotland we also refer to lunchtime as dinnertime since the evening meal is teatime. So you'd have a sandwich for dinner around 12 and then your tea around 5pm "Rob, yer tea's oot, tell yer pals tae go hame!"
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  455.  @thothheartmaat2833  HMS Thetis. One of the worst submarine disasters in lives lost because the third man to enter the escape hatch panicked and tried to open it before it had fully flooded, drowning himself and ensuring the 99 men still aboard the submarine had no way of escaping.
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  456. With folks like Tom Hanks and Tom Cruise you've got two bonuses to having them on the show, they are prolific movie makers so they will always have something to promote every year or two meaning they will be spending a few weeks in the UK doing interviews anyway and they are both very laid back and settle into Graham's style of interviewing. I think he actually considers them mates.
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  457.  @RiasatSalminSami  Of course they would, it's the entire reason the nets exist, they are made of steel wire and could stop a car.
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  458.  @Sebroxis  Subs didn't sink each other as often as you might think, the biggest predators of a WW2 sub were destroyers and planes.
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  459. Regarding your last line, sadists don't find humour in cruelty, they just enjoy it. Your sentence was like saying there's nothing funny in food unless you're a chef. Pedantic Pete
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  460.  @jadenepia5960  No, he is just effective, if your unrestrained dog attacks me and forces me to snap its neck you can always just get another dog - and then maybe take some responsibility for it.
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  461. We are just biological machinery after all, the simplest mechanism to do a job will often be one that organisms have used for millions of years.
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  462. This is what documentaries have always been like in my opinion.
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  463.  @Prosecute-fauci  Don't be a clown all your life and learn some facts! The kids you refer to were not condemned to die by the NHS they were dying already and nothing would stop it, the NHS just stopped them being moved to foreign hospitals in countries where doctors are allowed to fleece parents for "miracle" cures. We don't tolerate witch doctors, snake oil salesmen or charlatans in the UK and these people all prey upon parents who are desperate for a miracle and would empty their bank accounts to buy one! Doctors here put the physical wellbeing of the child over the mental wellbeing of the parents and do what rational parents would do, that is why judges 100% of the time agree with the doctor and not the parent because it is about the child - not the parent. I bet you live in that third world country on the other side of the Atlantic where if a parent says they want to let God cure their child's cancer the doctor has to go along with it because it's every parent's right to gamble with their child's life over superstitious bullshit. Am I right?
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  464.  @BuzzinVideography  You have never produced anything of worth so don't tell lies.
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  465.  @martiddy  Still no f**king hoverboards, Doc...
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  466. That's what a foster fail is, when you can't stand to give up your foster charge and decide to adopt them.
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  467. Netcalis was correct. Also had Cry Havoc actually paid attention to the video he would have known that there was more than one member of the protective detail left as we don't yet have self-driving cars in the UK and so the range rover must have been driven by someone.
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  468. Predestination (2015) Ethan Hawke plays a bar tender who listens as a time traveller tells her life story.
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  469. People that equate all Muslims as terrorists are just ignorant, personally I would hate to be thought of as ignorant so why are so many people OK to live as ignorant rather than educating themselves on the causes of terrorism?
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  470.  @TeensierPython  Every single one of the healthiest countries on Earth have government-led medicine.
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  471. Bear progression as it were.
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  472. Few people in here are middle class, the defenders of the elite come from all classes, they are just indoctrinated by their overlords that socialism is evil and piling cash on the elite is how you find god.
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  473.  Hammer 001  Her point was that people who don't contribute to NI also get to use it, but she's still a twat since the number of illegals that use the NHS is infinitesimal. And those "health tourists" who use it and fly home get a bill sent to their home nation - this is the one thing I would amend, if a nation defaults on it's NHS payments then folks from that nation should be treated but then taken into custody until a payment plan can be arranged.
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  474. But we still benefit from having it, that is the point you are missing. If we do not initiate something then it doesn't come about.
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  475. They use cartridges to start those generators, they are like massive shotgun cartridges that spin the motor to start it up. In an enclosed environment with lots of metal an already loud noise gets amplified all to hell.
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  476. Is it planned or is it obsolete, which is it?
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  477. I don't see how it was murder, it was manslaughter at best unless they can prove he set out to kill some people.
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  478. Before you all say they are showing off, they are actually effectively trying to tie up their cash on purpose because Daddy was about to face a 2 billion dollar tax freud court case.  He's just started the case this morning (28th Apr) in Munich, that's why last year Bernie gave all his cash to his wife and daughters, divorced and disowned them on purpose with a pre-arranged agreement to gift him 100 million per month to try to beat the law.  It's not been working and now they are trying to hide their cash, but 20 piles of £150 million each don't fit under beds.
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  479. That doesn't explain anything, Feramersi, are you suggesting that anything old is always better than anything new? Because I have some lasagne from 2008 and it's looking a bit hairy.
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  480. Swinging in the outdoors at a certain place. dog walkers started it.
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  481. IF she grows up. The first time someone hits that bike she is dead.
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  482.  @erikcorr3261  If you can call that creature a man, that says a lot about you.
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  483. 4:06 Demis Hassabis in the white shirt, founder of DeepMind, the company behind the Go series of AI programs.
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  484.  @chopinbloc  Then you are clearly well programmed already.
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  485.  @ardi.wibowo  Teenage boys being superficial isn't a list, it's a bullet point. And before you try to be clever, I was a teenage boy once, I know how blind and stupid we were as teens.
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  486.  @cyte5148  He wasn't nitpicking, he was showing his ignorance, it's the middle east and some people in the west when they think of the middle east all they think of is bombs going off and people living in caves.
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  487.  Kelly Smunt  Lefty types? Last I checked the left were liberal and it was the right who were conservative church-goers, correct me if they've changed the definition...
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  488.  @vw5056  Not really, but what ever helps you cope.
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  489. How many kidneys have you donated?
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  490. It's just the BBC News thing, it's been there for 30 years.
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  491. That answer would tell a prospective employer that you are a pragmatic and logical problem solver. Or that you like to record your food occasionally.
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  492. If someone eats the last ration selfishly in an apocalypse you can be assured that the rest won't starve, in fact they'll be eating well for quite a while.
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  493. It's 15 confirmed dead now :/
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  494.  @Vanatice  I'm European too and we use a full stop for a decimal, though it may just be that I'm British - the UK likes to avoid both imperial and metric just to be annoying.
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  495. I know, her parents are legends for creating such a beauty!
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  496.  @carlpierce2486  It's not, it's sci-fa.
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  497. The last few minutes of the day in a kitchen are the worst because there is always some prick who turns up 3 minutes before closing who wants a two course meal, so it's the one time you don't want to piss off the staff.
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  498.  @Error_404_Account_Deleted  No, Russian healthcare let him rot.
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  499. What an odd twinkly green her bodysuit is, I've only ever seen that colour used to wrap mint chocolates.
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  500. That's the sort of mentality that keeps hatred alive.  People like you are why the former Yugo will never ever have peace.
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  501. +patrick todd And?  Are you like 6?
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  502. Haz Hartridge It makes perfect sense, Five-O was a fictional police division that became synonymous with police forces in English speaking countries.  The fact that there is a modern, direct link between the phrase, it's origin and it's current use means it makes even more sense than words like 'quack' or 'shrink'.
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  503. I love the fact that when in the UK she sits back and watches our peculiar shows about dogging and embarassing bodies, I wonder if she's ever caught a soap like Eastenders? Or god forbid an episode of Eurotrash 0_o Usually a star can spend 5 months filming in a country without turning on a TV once.
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  504. +AquarielCharms LOL, your channel description is hilarious, the irony when you nuggets realise that YOU are the branwashed ones due to your addiction to crackpot websites that preach nonsense. Fukushima and Chernobyl are both a 7 on the INES chart, but Fukushima reached it while Chernobyl left the line behind it in the dust. Grow up!
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  505. Wibbew wobbew wibbew wobbew.
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  506. +santiago cassinelli I know, that watermelon had polystyrene written all over it.
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  507. By hundreds of millions of people you mean one country that happens to have three hundred million people. Don't make out as if half the world is Celsius and the other Fahrenheit. That's like saying as many people struggle with Zimbabwean as they do with Chinese when they clearly do not. 7 billion people use Celsius, 300 million use Fahrenheit.
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  508. Well the breaking off of ice sheets is known as calving in English so that fits. All ice is just alien cows!
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  509. People have survived gunshots to the head, even pretty bad ones. The only time someone would not attempt CPR is if the victim had injuries incompatible with life, which is a fancy way of saying there is no possible chance of survival and in the case of a gunshot to the head that would probably require a portion of the head to be missing.
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  510. Uh, no it doesn't. Powdered aluminium does, but then the powder of just about any metal does.
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  511. Bit weird to makeover a home someone doesn't actually own.
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  512. Thalidomide babies in the US exist in clusters each situated where one of the 1,000 physicians who took part in the clinical trial would have had their clinic.
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  513. They are based, designed and built in the UK, therefore they are British. Tata just owns the company.
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  514. Just bring back child slavery, we didn't need child volunteers when we had child slavery. The best coal is tiny coal and there's no tiny coal without tiny miners.
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  515. "PUT THE GOD DAMNED CRAYON DOWN AND TELL US WHERE YOU PUT THE BODIES!!"
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  516.  @sambmackenzie  "Professor Klang, how long before we leave the third planet and return home to Mars? It's just that one of my research assistants was eating on the surface and they screwed up, they might have contaminated the planet. They were eating a bowl of primordial soup and it slid off their knee."
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  517.  @gyver471  Someone like you would probably say the same of rape so your comment is irrelevant.
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  518.  @OldieWan  Man, that must have been a huge terrifying dog if it forced an animal lover to kill it. I admit that the fact that animal lovers could go around killing animals instead of you know - getting the owner arrested and the animal rehomed - is one more reason I'm glad we don't worship guns in Europe, as evidently it seems that people who have them will find any excuse to use them.
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  519. Just because something is the norm doesn't mean it's acceptable, in a high security prison it's the norm to be threatened with rape, that doesn't mean it's OK. I started drinking socially at 17 and with the exception of my further education I never learned a hobby or a sport, if I could have joined a team or learned to build shit I would have did that. Instead every weekend I'd get drunk, I had fun but I learned absolutely not a single thing of benefit and didn't better myself in any way while those who drink less volunteer with St John's ambulance or run youth football teams. Someone who gets drunk every weekend will never contribute to society anything other than the taxes they pay. That's why I stopped drinking.
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  520.  @GrumpyKay  The ride was 100% safe. The fault lay with the uncle.
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  521. Indeed, he should have been supervised by someone that could swipe his hand away if he forgot the rules. Seven year old children can be immensely smart but their awareness of dangers and consequences is lacking, leaving them to fend for themselves around machinery is just asking for trouble.
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  522. Jeremy Paxman would have had Shapiro crying on a couch, he would have had to comfort him and tell him it was just an interview.
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  523. They had no reason to check every lorry in the city, let alone the means.
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  524.  @worldofdoom995  You know people like these have no use for facts.
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  525.  @Brad1711  Clearly you know nothing about aerodynamics or lift.
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  526. Seeing as the floor is at a 40 degree angle it's a planetarium built on an extreme slope 😜 If it had a flat floor that could be converted into seating then it would make a perfect 360 degree planetarium but with the seating being a permanent fixture you will always be forced to look in the same direction so it's just a theatre that will have incredible peripherals.
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  527. Nifty I would say!
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  528. Yeah, you get that with a lot of things like restoration or cleaning, the before shot is soul destroying but the satisfaction when you are finished is like a high.
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  529. The thing is that they leave thinking the interviewer was being far left or far right but the interviewer is being neither, he was being journalistic - it's his job to play devil's advocate and ask difficult questions regardless of who you are. The US would have that if it had bipartisan news but it doesn't, over there you have news for democrats and then news for republicans.
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  530. I worked with a guy who was in the army and had to help with the clean up, looking for body parts and bagging them and labelling them, he never went in to detail about the things he saw, just that it really affected him. A really nice guy who was a lot of fun to be around but any time Lockerbie or bombings or any of that sort of thing came up in conversation he'd just be silent, likely hoping that the conversation would move on to something else.
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  531.  @alexanderson281  Not sure where you are but here in the west countries have been brought to an absolute standstill at the cost of the economy to stop this virus.
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  532. "Uhhh, Mr Bezos sir? All of the machines in C-sector have joined together into some sort of megabot and they are calling themselves Amazon Prime!" "Fuck sake, it's always something with this place! I was just about to do a line of coke off this hooker's tits!"
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  533.  @bobrail733  Christian? You haven't been in a church since primary school. 😂
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  534. Sandman, strength means little when other forces like speed or mass are applied, why do you think lead bullets can penetrate denser metals? Why do you think a plastic ball bearing can punch a hole in a wall? Hell, a person can snap a wooden ruler using nothing more than a single sheet of newspaper, it's called physics and knowing some. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Al_Flight_1862 The apartment block hit by El Al 1862 was 100x stronger than the WTC as it was made from steel-reinforced concrete, but a 747 went through it like a knife through butter... Educate yourself and stop looking foolish.
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  535. That could lead to the A.I. then protecting the baby even from it's parents. The subplot of the story I, Robot was an A.I. imprisoning all humans after learning of their value and desiring to keep them all safe from themselves and each other.
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  536. +K Lu If you don't know Dawn French then commenting on her is pretty crass. Even in jest.
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  537.  @MrNicoJac  The Knock Nevis aka Seawise Giant, the largest ship ever built was sunk by Iraqi jets as it left Iran, it had a displacement of around 650,000 tonnes when fully loaded so think of it as 6 and a half Nimitz or Ford class aircraft carriers tied together.
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  538.  @carolnacarato4448  "Warning: detergent pods should not be consumed" The best one I saw in the US was "Warning: Cars may be closer than they appear" it made me feel like I was driving a car made for children, but then comparing the idiots of society to children is an insult to children.
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  539.  @Aaliyahchannel2024  Do you remember a game called Driver? Driver beat GTA to the 3D market by two years by releasing in 1999 (GTA3 was 2001) but as amazing as that game was it was linear and scripted and forced the player to stick to specific routes and missions. Leslie Benzies, a new recruit at DMA Design said "Let's make the next game 3D like Driver, but with the open world and lack of restraints that GTA has". A phenomena was born...
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  540.  @marieantwonlanet331  Keep that stuff for your home town and don't bother strangers on the internet with it.
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  541. Or it's being sadistic and vengeful.
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  542. Guidelines are written in pencil, regulations are written in blood.
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  543. Then how do you explain China, Vietnam, Laos, etc? They are communist too.
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  544. Of course he should still have been charged, he negligently got his daughter killed, even if it's someone you love that dies it doesn't change whether you were reckless or not.
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  545. Good luck democrats of America, you have your work cut out for you with these imbeciles.
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  546. The greatest day any republican politician ever has is the day they realise that their constituents don't care if they lie or cheat, or steal.
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  547. We should print a hard copy of the internet in case the world falls apart. Give it a big colourful cover with "My bumper book of Internet" printed on it. dude who does Family Guy can illustrate it.
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  548. Or two children! Too far? 🤔
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  549.  @ChatGPT1111  No, you aren't capable of such a thing.
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  550. Showers? Christ in a Nissan Sunny! Americans really do hate camping don't they? If there were showers at a European festival people would think it was an art installation.
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  551. I worked in a kitchen with two walk-in freezers and a walk-in fridge and I was OK with them, but we were a busy restaurant so the freezer's were opened at least every 20 mins so in the back of your mind was the thought that if someone accidentally shut you in and the 'tomato' (what we called the big red door release button) was frozen then you get yourself a 20 min break sitting on a box of frozen fish until someone needed something out the freezer and could release you. In the four years I was there I can't remember anyone getting locked in. Though the danger was certainly real, one of the freezers was along a very narrow corridor and when you opened the freezer the door would block the corridor, so anyone walking from the direction of behind the door would have to push the freezer shut in order to pass (definitely an architectural oversight), so you'd be in the freezer and hear the door slam, then you'd hit the angry tomato to open it again, then you'd berate the 17 year old server that had just attempted to murder you, and they would give a blank expression and walk off. Chefs get no love.
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  552. Sadly the American way of thinking is creeping in over here slowly but surely. If you read the comment sections of the Daily Mail or the Express you will find that more and more people are starting to think that the NHS is no longer fit for purpose and requires "some level" of privatisation. It tends to be the same people that now revere Boris Johnson as some sort of god who will "Make Britain Great Again" which has me thinking that either the comment sections on those newspapers are filled with Tory/Republican bots, or that the wool really has been pulled over the eyes of many people, or people are so blinded with pro-Brexit feelings that they are now purposely championing anything and everything that also goes against the grain like Brexit did. Seriously though, you'd be sick to your stomach if you saw some of the comments posted by 'supposed' Brits - "Maybe it is time the NHS was dismantled!" - "You don't see American kids lying on their hospital floors!" - "Taxation is theft! Why should I pay for my neighbour's surgery?" All from Brits. Supposedly. For the first time in my life I'm actually afraid for the path this nation is taking.
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  553.  @novosib9017  With Napoleon conquering much of Europe and Asia and requiring a coalition of nations to stop him.
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  554. Supposedly Sitting Bull's name would change throughout the day depending on his activity at the time.
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  555. The US is the home of capitalism and the NFL is based in America, it's not rocket science to imagine that the sport will be marketed all to hell with profit being the main motivator in all matters (I mean they call each team a franchise, ffs), sadly this disease of money over matter is spreading to Europe now as Stadiums start getting named "Frankie's Quality Goods Emporium" and moronic shit like that. Soon you won't be able to get into an EPL match unless you're wearing the new strip complete with giant foam glove and beer-drinking cap.
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  556. Different sensations wake up different people, a wet towel won't stop all sleepwalkers.
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  557. Which is one of the reasons scientists think they don't attack humans in the wild, rather than simply seeing us as food like sharks do Orcas either see us as a friend (like the rest of the dolphin family do), or they believe we are complex enough to fight back if attacked.
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  558.  @Prosecute-fauci  Which stats are you using for your UK versus US crime statistics as both countries have completely different definitions of violence. In the UK violence can involve pushing or spitting on someone whereas in the US I would imagine violence is only anything above getting shot or else your statistics would be similar to those of a third world nation. So which ranking system did you use? Or like a simpleton did you just look up how many the UK had, then did the same for the US, and then assumed that the entire world magically used the same system to classify violent crimes?
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  559. The aim is to get people in and out of the city without using cars.
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  560.  @chrisgomez3078  Yes, all four died from crushing injuries to the chest and/or abdomen although one was nearly decapitated also. Of the two who were seated both became trapped very quickly because as the raft came to be completely upright the weight of it combined with the motion of the conveyor caused the raft to drop around 4 feet into the gap between the conveyor and the support rails in one sudden jerk. This is the same jerk that caused the two other seated adults to be ripped from their velcro straps and thrown onto the top of the conveyor whereby both fell through gaps in the conveyor to the inner mechanisms. So all 4 people basically disappeared below the waterline in a matter of seconds, to put it bluntly, as the raft fell into the gap. The two who were seated died from blunt force trauma to the chest caused by the planks on the conveyor moving over them, this caused broken ribs and chest trauma to both. The male victim was also internally decapitated and had various injuries to his neck but the cause of death was chest trauma meaning his head must have been pulled by a passing plank after he had died. He was the only victim to have anything close to gruesome wounds and those injuries were internal neck and head injuries after he died. Of the man and woman who fell onto - and then through - the conveyor they died from crush injuries also but mainly to the abdomen, both had damaged livers and abdominal trauma comparable to something extremely heavy being placed on their belly but it was not surmised how they came to get those injuries. My guess is after falling through the top of the conveyor they also fell through the bottom and were caught between a plank and a hard place - this would explain how rescuers couldn't get to them any easier than they could to the other two. Inside the conveyor itself there was a large cog very close to the accident and a heavy chain that was used to drive the conveyor, these are the reason people often believe that the victims were dismembered, but if either of the two who fell into the conveyor had come into contact with that there would have been amputations, not crush injuries to the chest. I believe the planks on the conveyor killed all four, it took around 14 seconds for the conveyor to come to a halt after all four victims 'disappeared' under water and that means the planks of wood that made up the conveyor were "rolled" over the bodies of the two seated victims more than a dozen times snagging on and breaking anything hard like ribs, while the other two victims possibly fell straight through to the floor of the ride and were crushed between the conveyor planks and the concrete floor, trapping them there. Had the stop button been pressed at the moment of the accident rather than 8 or 10 seconds after it started then it might have saved the two who fell into the conveyor from being crushed against the floor, but it would not have saved the two who were strapped into seats as although they possibly may not have been crushed they definitely would have drowned as it took about ten minutes to fully drain the ride and they were trapped underwater.
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  561. Probably, Anne Hathaway is a movie star, do they not have televisions in your country, Elie?
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  562. You don't need an Umbrella, Sweden isn't in NATO and Sweden has never been under threat by Russia despite "NATO being the only thing stopping them from conquering Europe". NATO is an excuse for the USA to put weapons in foreign countries to antagonise. The Cuban Missile Crisis came about because America put nuclear weapons in Turkey just a few hundred miles from Moscow but threw a hissyfit when Russia did the same on Cuba. America = WAR! they've had 50 since WW2 ffs...
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  563. Well it's near a large US Air Base so it's not likely going to be someone from Zimbabwe.
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  564. Yeah, when we had old TV's I could always tell if one of them was left on in any room, my parents couldn't.
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  565.  @RCAvhstape  It's the contra-rotating props that cause the noise, even if the engines were of a much lower RPM they'd still be loud as hell because extreme noise is the biggest drawback of contra-rotating props where the second prop is churning up the air of the first prop. Top speeds that can rival a jet engine make up for the noise.
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  566. As much as the US evidently loves guns if you tried to sail into US waters with armed men aboard you would be stopped by the coastguard and imprisoned, just as any sovereign nation would do, so don't turn this into some NRA thing, NeoSoldner. A ship that carries weapons is called a warship for a reason and it would be impractical to have every ship on Earth carrying weapons, hell! -just about any country could use that ability to invade a smaller country, why sneak soldiers into Grenada if you can just hide them on a ship amongst the wheat and canned goods? Sorry, but what you say is impractical and childlike.
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  567. This was the result of a switch someone forgot to flip, rather than a switch they did flip.
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  568. They did, that's why this guy is stuck with half a million toilet rolls and hand sanetizers.
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  569. I remember something like "Y2KY Jelly - Because 4 digits are better than 2!"
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  570.  @cl219  It makes complete sense. You are saying that if you had a family member who needed extra care you would force them and their carer to travel, possilby across half the country, and then for them both to adjust to staying somewhere unfamiliar? What if there's an emergency? Anyone in their right mind would agree to hold the thing at the house of the person that needs the most care.
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  571.  @J.G.Wentworth69420  No, expecting a thank you is tedious. Either you have no sense of comprehension or you are just being obtuse.
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  572.  @pe5erbarnes  Kursk wasn't a horror, it was a dramatised account of the actual event. The dude is talking about a horror aboard a submarine. Below (2002) - haunted WW2 submarine 72 Meters (2004)(Russian) - like Kursk but fictional and with a terrified crew Ghostboat (2006) - WW2 sub surfaces 40 years after going missng
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  573. Expanding gases, most living things will bloat like that - our skin is incredibly durable and all of our orifices are sealed by default, so the gases being created by bacteria as we decompose will either cause our corpse to fart many times over several weeks or just explode one day.
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  574. That's nice to know, but don't call me Vegemite!
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  575. Dhegonus Blue My point was that Brits are about as repressed as Americans are anti-guns. For a repressed nation we show adult content before the watershed, we have a weekend culture that routinely involves half-naked women flashing their tits at everything, we have porn channels that start at about 10pm and require no subscription, we use everyday language that other English speakers find vulgar and crass. To say that we British are repressed is like saying the Italians make shitty cars.
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  576. +Adam Hamill She has a wicked sense of humour does Charlet.
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  577. In reality there are numerous stigs, the suit is just a persona to make it look like the one guy.  From day to day it could be anyone from a local stunt driver to an F1 driver with a free day on their hands under that helmet.
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  578. +Rowan J Coleman She has aged stunningly.
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  579. I think she is big in the US but her quips didn't work here because Brit humour is more subtle.  I like that she joined in rather than staying mute, but we Brits don't do gags, stuff like she said to Bear would have had Conan's audience in raptures, but fell flat.  Even the likes of Adam Sandler gets few laughs on a UK show because he tries to find the funny all the time in stuff or grabs a gag at the end of every comment, but people like Ben Stiller and Will Ferrell adapt to the subtlety of British shows when over here, their quick-witted style slows down and they wait for the big moment to unleash something. If I had to pick the difference between US and UK humour it's that the US style is faster and more laugh a minute whereas British style is picking a silly moment to point out an error or a gaff or an innuendo.  Maybe it really is that British comics are smarter like some Brits would try to rub in an Americans face but you can also say that British comics are not as cool or confident as their US counterparts, comedians in the UK are awkward, geeky and insecure.
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  580. +Zim Zimma The middle of nowhere to you is the centre of everywhere for someone else.  I have a friend who came here from a town by Las Vegas to see family and she moved here a year later and bought a farmhouse.  Her reason?  She was fed up being sweaty and sticking to furniture and car seats in Nevada.
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  581. Max Ayson I can forgive the wheels, but Jeremy's hair having no grey is a dead giveaway!
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  582. There's more to music than hedgehogs.
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  583. 4 subs sank in 1968 alone.
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  584. Smiles at the prospect that he may in fact be the only person in the thread clever enough to know that hahahahhshahsh817 is talking about the bodies aboard USS Squalus and not the Titan submersible, of which nothing has been recovered yet. (That last bit was the clue.)
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  585. I'd like to know how in 1960's Glasgow, 1920's Birmingham and 1880's London all of these middle eastern and black people were able to turn themselves white so they could do all their vicious stabbings and killings as white people...
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  586. I doubt it, Jews are untouchable in the UK -If you named one of them you'd be imprisoned for anti-semitism.
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  587. Which is ironic since Russia has enough natural resources to fuel a plane all the way to Alpha Centauri and back.
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  588.  @nahaight1373  What does communism have to do with their large population?
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  589.  @RezaQin  No, just life in a mountainous region. If you try to tell me there are no people in Appalachia or the Rockies who collect firewood then I'll say you are as stupid and naive as you seem.
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  590. They don't do satire in the US, a few left wing comics try it out but most of the country is Republican and it flies straight over their bigoted heads like Chinese algebra.
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  591. He was in Alien versus Predator Showdon? 0_O
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  592.  @carsonsandau2301  You missed the part of the video where they stated that the theatre is a protected landmark.
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  593. Nothing, same as people who eat genetically modified crops.
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  594. In China if your company screws up you get the death penalty, and not after 15 years, they just take you outside after your trial and shoot you, or put you to sleep in a death van. It hasn't made their company's safer because people who earn a million dollars a year will still cut as many corners as they need in order to keep hold of that job, it's a case of "If you don't do it then the board will hire someone who will".
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  595.  @alyshabryan4838  Clearly she couldn't hear - if she could hear then she would not have needed to smuggle a recording device into the operating theatre...
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  596.  @jazzx251  Well they aren't going to air the ones in which she murdered the interviewer are they?
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  597. "Correct. But which of them will bounce?"
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  598. Fukushima was nowhere near as bad as Chernobyl because those reactors melted, they didn't explode sending bits of radioactive graphite over hundreds of yards, nor did they have nuclear fires burning for several days carrying plumes of radioactive dust across Europe. Fukushima and Chernobyl are both a 7 on the INES chart only because the chart doesn't go up to ten where even then Chernobyl would probably be an eleven. Then again I only take my information from respected, educated sources and not conspiracy nutbags who in 2011 were telling people everything in the pacific would be dead by 2015 despite the pacific being perfectly healthy even in 2018. Take your info from acreditted sources and not shitty amateur websites set up by crackpots living in trailers.
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  599.  @camarogeddon  Permits are still paperwork. Had the actual pump itself been locked it would be impossible to turn it on.
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  600. No, she could just be unwell.
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  601. Use a VPN then type a random UK post code into the player/site when it asks for one and you will be good to go.
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  602. No, more failings by you as a human being. Hehe.
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  603.  @pawelzielinski1398  We also have a tunnel to Denmark but it is only used for bacon deliveries. No one does bacon like the Danish do bacon...
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  604.  @booty_hunter4207  Nonsense, countless planes have ran into difficulties over water and crashed into water, some have even ran into trouble over land and still crashed into water.
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  605.  @ShawnJonesHellion  Where did he say he didn't know where the term came from? You might be having delusions there Shawn.
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  606. It's the standard "bad things happen to other people" attitude, killers are people you see on the news because there could never be one in your own family. It's ignorance and ignorance isn't a defence so the mother should be charged with recklessness.
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  607.  4879daniel  They're just dressed like nerds, at that time nerds were generally smartly dressed.
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  608. A simple way to fix this would be some legislation that states that any contractor who delivers either above budget or behind schedule loses the ability to bid for the next project unless they can clearly show that the overspend or overrun was unforseeable. Of course this would be a sensible thing to do and so has no place in politics.
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  609.  @agenttrash1226  It wasn't lethal, it was three times what it would take to make a person unconscious but they explained that someone with a high tolerance, such as someone who took it daily for a stomach complaint would easily handle the amount in his system.
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  610. "I'll have the 7 ounce rump synthsteak and my dad will have the mixed grill, don't scrimp on the snythsausages!"
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  611.  @nobodynemoq  Capitalism is even better with taking it. The difference is that socialism gives it to those who need it whereas you'd rather give it to billionaires to hoard. When the rich try to destroy something it's usually because it would be a hindrance to them and a benefit to you.
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  612.  @jaredcarter7725  He said succeed, he never said anything about passing Tesla.
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  613.  @simongleaden2864  It'd have to be something pretty big to overshadow a disaster. Dunblane has given the world a supermodel and a tennis world champion but it's still remembered as the place where a disgruntled man shot 17 toddlers.
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  614.  @uhhhhhhwhar  Christ, that's everyone!
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  615. This girl wanted to bury her beef curtains in this squirrel's hair.
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  616. Well she was in the movie he won the award for so he would have been sitting next to her had he attended.
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  617. Lavrov being able to do what he does is because of the same reason none of the dozens of people Putin sees each day shoots him - they live in the lap of luxury and want for nothing, it's difficult to do the right thing when you and your family are being pampered around the clock drinking champagne with oysters and have access to several private yachts. Lavrov has a few days at the G20 where he has to hold his head up amongst all the scorn and then he goes straight back to Moscow to live in one of his many mansions where he can probably order as many 17 year old girls as he pleases and do whatever he wants to them. Dictatorships attract extremely loyal sociopaths.
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  618.  @andrew20146  It is correct, you just proved it yourself with numbers...
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  619. Did you even watch the video?
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  620. It's like a 10hr flight to Moscow, I hope she poked air holes in the box.
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  621. Christ, even computers can have ginger hair now.
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  622.  @currywurst6267  Dude, you just named a bunch of non-German inventions as being German...
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  623. +Jasmyn Jay Britton Snoop can be no other way :)
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  624.  @Zetaga  Where does it say a girl can hit a guy without consequences? I think your InCel manual is teaching you nonsense.
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  625.  @avationfanatic9650  There is no way on Earth you are a fanatic if you consider Airbus unreliable or copied. Change your name to Aviation Enthusiast and work up from there.
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  626. Not sure why people feel the need to share their appreciation of this in the first place, it just makes me think that similar channels must be filled with gore when in reality I know that no other channel does anything different from this one. I am yet to find a single disaster channel where the uploader says "And here are some images of the victim with their legs missing..."
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  627. Stupid thing to say about an industry that saves lives and improves the quality of others.
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  628. 50 miles? I would get a house closer to my job so I could have more time in my day.
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  629. Speaking of 6 year olds, your typing is really coming along, pizzapower! Keep at it!
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  630.  @PerXCollat  It's not ridiculous, it just shows that you live in a hillbilly state. If some drunk T-boned the pickup your kid was in what would his safety restraints be?
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  631. Not to mention every teenage boy.
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  632.  @SofaKingShit  My next door neighbour got one of his arms degloved while working in a bakery, he tried to rearrange a tray of buns in an automated oven when the extremely hot tray above that one moved down on to his arm and pulled it inwards. When the tray released his arm it was still attached at the shoulder but all the skin that was previously on it was stuck to the bottom of the tray. He got a six-figure sum from the bakery but his arm looks like a prop from Frankenstein now.
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  633.  @raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961  And never ask the UK and US were those WMDs were, lmao.
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  634. Then Snowpiercer could some day become a reality.
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  635.  @diarmuidkuhle8181  Did you hold a poll then, Diarmuid?
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  636. "When baby bears start to walk they begin by crawling" - That's unheard of in mammals.
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  637.  @JasperJanssen  What made that worse was that the forklift would slowly lose hydraulic lift over time, which the workers knew, but they would still leave it holding up a partially attached engine assembly for over an hour while they went for lunch, each time the payload would sag causing stress cracks to form around the one pin holding the assembly to the wing.
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  638. They cut the video just before he beat the shit out of the reporter with a steering wheel and a foot stool.
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  639.  @crazytrain7114  It really isn't, stop letting your programming get the better of you and learn what communism is. For a start there has never been a truly communist nation on this planet, they are far to difficult to create while capitalism is still the dominant force. In 40 or 50 years when capitalism is in it's death throes and most of the planet is socialist we might see some proper attempts at communism but I reckon even then they may fail. Oh, and before you needlessly argue about capitalism lasting forever I can only hope that you are old enough to realise that capitalism and automation are mutually exclusive. When 95% of jobs can be done by machines every nation on Earth will have two choices - adopt a socialist attitude of universal basic income for all or accept an unemployment rate of 90% and let people eat each other. Most European nations are already experimenting with UBI but I can see the USA adopting the anarchy approach and just letting three hundred million people eat one another while the rich are safely tucked away inside gated communities.
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  640. The last time I landed at Dulles they had to improvise for a lack of runway lighting and there was a man running around outside in a vest.
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  641. @@WanderAbroad Wrong Mary.
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  642. As a microbiologist does that mean she gets shrunk to inspect the food from inside? Like the tiny man in Innerspace?
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  643. And trifles should never be seized!
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  644. You need to also consider the possibility that you were just gettting electricity for less than you were meant to and they then fixed their mistake. Though if this had been the case they really should have told you, in the few instances I've known where someone has had a utility bill increased due to undercharging the utility has notified the customer of the mistake and the change (and in one case even demanded someone pay 6 years of electricity arrears despite the mistake being on the part of the company, sheesh).
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  645. Any gas in liquid form can be used for refrigeration.
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  646.  @_gungrave_6802  Don't call it a man, men respect women.
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  647. Electing a leader who has zero interest in your nation or your people?
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  648. Exactly why putting an embargo on chip companies is so stupid, in 10 or 15 years China will be making better chips than the west and in greater quantities because rather than letting them buy from the likes of Intel, AMSL and TSMC we're instead forcing them to develop an industry to rival it, and they will. Task 1,000 of China's best chemical engineers to figure out how the Dutch mastered their lithography techniques to build chip fabricators and within a year or two AMSL will have a Chinese competitor eating into it's market share and willing to sell to Russia, Iran and North Korea. The west seems to be run by idiots at the moment.
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  649. Not to mention defeating the Nazis, I don't think there were any English speakers anywhere near Berlin when Hitler popped his clogs.
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  650.  @kevinkasp  I'd rather live in a modern, vibrant country with less freedoms than live in a rundown ghetto with complete freedom. Quality of life is a thing and spending 70 mins in traffic because your society values warships over infrastructure is bullshit - give me high speed rail any day and you can keep your right to shoot up schools.
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  651.  @namesareoverrated265  Exactly, it is likely the dog saw it's owner covered in blood and then thought the stranger at the house caused it. If you have a powerful dog and you get hurt, you really need to lock the dog up before calling an ambulance or else your dog will eat someone.
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  652.  @BigDaddy-yp4mi  If everyone used that there would be no content made because people don't create things for free. I'll stick with ads while you stick with stealing.
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  653.  @abelis644  What starts the motor?
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  654.  AJCdEdT  Don't feed trolls.
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  655.  @dizzlegrizzle1919  Just not nearly as many as in the US because you guys encourage it.
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  656. Oh, Jesus, No! Unscripted? Biden?! He'll start rambling on about Popeye's chicken and comfy slippers.
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  657. Most of the things in your life that you take for granted were invented by Brits. You are welcome!
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  658. In the UK the most common denominator of a millennial is someone who came of age around the millennium, someone who was a teenager in the 90's and grew up listening to Prodigy and Blur. If you remember the birth of MTV you are Generation X, if you have no idea what MTV is you are Generation Z - we millennials are Generation Y, or the MTV2 generation and most of us are in our 30's.
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  659. Behaviouralists exist, they just study a very different science.
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  660. This is what happens when health and safety means nothing to people and adults leave their children to be brought up by the world.
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  661. They probably reckoned that 3 gallons of pure H20 could do less harm than 3 gallons of water containing fluoride, chlorine or the likes of legionella, some places already tell you not to drink too much tap water because it may be harmless in glassfuls but not by the gallon.
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  662.  @blogengeezer4507  No, Hillary signed off on a deal to allow a US mining company to be bought by Rosatom on condition that anything mined within North America be used only in North America, so your uranium gets used in Canada and the US. Also hers was just one signature, 14 US departments had to sign off on the deal, including the department of defence and department of homeland security, neither of which was her department. Amazing how republicans seem to omit critical details when sharing facts.
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  663. How about only idiots? Just because you have long hair doesn't make you blind to obvious threats. When mechanic snags organic there is always only going to be one winner - and its not the soft and squidgy, flesh and bone person. If this woman had caught her hair in a lathe they would now be scraping up the contents of her head egg with little shovels.
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  664.  @Slickrock72  Because Ukraine has been given a lifetime supply of the most expensive missiles money can buy courtesy of tax payers on the other side of the world.
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  665. Personal choice would be my guess.
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  666.  @GaryM-d6i  Other than making it ugly and obscuring your views.
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  667.  @martyjoseph9507  Kids are shit at relaying information though, instead of stating what the problem is they would just be yelling "Drive! Move!" and no driver is going to drive through a red light just because their kids tell them to. I initially blamed the driver until I realised she had literally 7 seconds to act between the kids screaming and the train hitting and that the kids were just yelling hysterically and making no sense in those few seconds.
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  668. Because an Aussie would be wearing the same shorts and T-shirt setup even if they were handling a Croc-Tiger hybrid is why.
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  669.  @stubbyhawk1  Isn't Thresher the entire reason SUBSAFE was created? Thresher was horrible, but those deaths were not in vain as submarine practices throughout NATO, and likely beyond, are 100x safer than they were pre-Thresher.
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  670. Noel a girl's name where you come from? :D
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  671. Because ships are not known to fall out of the sky when they crash.
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  672. Because despite what people think we do actually have very strong and diverse accents so in order to travel we have to learn to enunciate and do RP English. This gives us a sort of prim and proper, clearer accent. James McAvoy, Pierce Brosnan, Christian Bale, none of these three are English but all speak with audible clarity. Or they would not be understood to anyone outside the UK..
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  673. I use to be an enjoyer like you, but then I took a pill to the knee.
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  674. They are all anti-Brexit, comedians are generally intelligent and only an imbecile would vote to exit the EU which is why Cameron was so nonplussed about promising a referendum, he had to much faith in the intelligence of the general public when in reality a very large portion are poorly educated bigots, and they did of course sway us in to an exit vote.
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  675. Last three nails? That'll be why we Brits have just given the go ahead for a new nuclear power plant? Nuclear will survive because smart people outnumber frightened people, it's like technological darwinism, hahaha!
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  676.  @neilrobertson811  Doing something that you know may badly hurt or even kill you is very difficult even when you know it's the right thing to do, even the best of people may hesitate in such a situation and if you only have seconds to begin with then that hesitation is enough for you to miss your chance to be a hero.
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  677. Men? No man would ever do something like that to a woman.
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  678.  @uwygjhsh  It protects society, that's help enough.
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  679. No, it was only a few hours after the previous video was published. This is a second video confirming it has been scrapped.
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  680. 0:15 Fantastic view of what looks like the direct underside of a reactor. some meaty damage there.
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  681. As a westerner I semi-agree with you but the world needs a global-police, we Brits were not very good at it when it was our job and the US is horrifically bad at it, but as bad as we Brits were and the US is the alternative is always worse - two thirds of the 190+ nations on this planet are shambolic shitholes where dictators vie with juntas to see who can kill more of their own civilians the quickest. If someone with modern weaponry does not keep these clowns in check then we would be back to the way we were 300 years ago - global anarchy where the world was ravaged by nations eating neighbouring nations. If you look at a globe all of the borders have not massively changed since 1900 with the exception of the two world wars and the cold war, but prior to 1900 borders changed every decade or so. We are slap-bang in the middle of the most peaceful era in human history, hahaha, but we are complaining about "violence".
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  682. That is what killed all of the British computer makers like Sinclair, Acorn and Amstrad, their CEOs saw computers as a fad that would go away, they didn't but these companies did.
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  683. UE6 is the Matrix.
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  684.  @SoulDevoured  Shielding the buildings will be useless if every power cable on the planet has melted.
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  685. Things don't become official when one person does it in a video, but you made yourself popular with the incels considering how many upvotes you have.
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  686. 1995-2000 was an epic time for games, Doom II, GTA, Half-life, Duke Nukem 3D, Deus Ex.
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  687.  @Hunter-sm8nd  He reached into her car because she was incapable of turning it off, when a cop asks you to do something they are not asking.
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  688. You can easily tell the difference between a true fan and a regular fan and that is that true fans know he killed himself. I've read several biographies on Kurt and all of them point to the fact that by the start of 1994 he was completely disassociated with life, he was already dead but just hadn't done it yet. On top of that there is the fact that people like Krist, Dave and his family and friends knew and loved him better than you or I ever could and they all agree that it was suicide - if any of them thought for even a second that Courtney had killed him they would have hounded her to death with lawsuits. I actually feel bad for Courtney because even though she and Kurt were on the brink of divorce she still lost someone she loved and then had to experience people calling her a killer.
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  689. Nah, that is still because a flu shot is an actual shot of the flu. It's expected for people to become mildly ill after a vaccination because you have just been infected by a neutered version of a bacteria or virus.
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  690. Especially since they know it will mean Russia turning off your gas supply. It makes this decision a lot more impactful, it shows that the German people are putting what is right ahead of what is right for them.
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  691.  @wyndhamcoffman8961  In the UK it happened with a goat. A goat somehow got into a themepark, past a fence and wandered up onto a track and got utterly obliterated by a roller coaster, the riders were drenched in blood and very shocked. Probably not as shocked as the goat.
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  692. They didn't give their lives though, they risked their lives. A person has to die for his life to be considered "gave" and every member of the Fukushima 50 is still alive except for the Manager of the plant who was one of the oldest involved and died from lung cancer in 2015.
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  693. Triffids 2: Spud versus The Vegetables
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  694. The North like anywhere else has a lot to lose, unless you are saying that 100% of people in the North are already below the poverty line and using food centres? A poor area can always become poorer still, when the weekly shopping is 30 quid higher by the mid 2020's because food has become cheaper to import from South America than to trade from our 27 closest neighbours I think you folks in the north will find that you had a helluva lot to lose. Same as the rest of us.
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  695.  @mysock351C  It doesn't explain the deaths of the three aboard the helicopter though. The seven victims inside the pub would die either way from crushing injuries but if this was a semi-controlled landing via autorotation then it stands to reason the three victims aboard the helicopter would have faired much better and likely would come away with nothing more than lacerations or broken bones. Instead all three died which suggests to me that the helicopter fell from height with no autorotation.
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  696.  @PurePain_1  People have fell 36,000 feet from planes and survived, in fact some dude jumped from the edge of space and fell around 100,000 feet and survived so there are clearly exceptions.
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  697. They didn't let children fly the airplane though, they gave the children the illusion they were flying without realising that an Airbus disengages the autopilot if you tug at the controls.
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  698. That's odd Sennie because this MSM always seems to report things that are actually happening in the world, the same evidence that people see with their eyes around the world and on the tens of millions of cameras we all carry. Images that are hard to refute And yet the shit (probably the best word for it) you see on Fox news is easily refuted just by verifying it yourself, they tell you Sandy Hook was a hoax? Go speak to people who lost their kids. The UK has no go areas? Just ask one of us, we live here and yet none of us have ever seen one, just Fox News does - and people who have agendas against groups. Actually mentioning groups... Josef Goebbels would have sold a kidney for a network like Fox, he would have Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt setting up camps for Jews themselves after getting Rupert Murdoch's editing staff to "rustle up some hatred" for them to gobble up. Propaganda is never easy to spot but stands out like a sore thumb when you manage to.
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  699. They aren't trying to change the motorist's mind, they are trying to bring attention to their cause, and like most protests, it works.
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  700. Not sport, football, there's a difference.
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  701.  @CrazyGaming-ig6qq  Did you just generalise several million scientists?
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  702. Because they believe their country is the greatest nation on Earth and that nation was founded by a generation of truly great British colonists like Adams, Washington, Franklin and Jefferson. And Hancock with his massive scribblature.
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  703.  @crickcrot  Yes, because the US has strangled the country's economy with sanctions and freezing assets.
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  704. Have you any wisdom for us, Elder Zonday?
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  705. Shrek's wee brother, Shugg!
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  706.  @harbl99  That would actually be fine for something like the Burj Kalifa, but in a city packed with other skyscrapers like NYC or Shanghai you would splat against the side of another skyscraper. 😂
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  707.  @Tosse901  Your enemy is Putin, not the Russian people.
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  708. It took two centuries and countless billions just to make the first route, may as well ask why there's not a Bridge going from Ireland to Britain to France.
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  709.  @jess4709  There is no issue with it. Conservative Americans just don't like socialism because they are told to by the rich US aristocracy. In the early 1900's socialist and communist movements spread around the world as working class people decided to seize power from the ultra rich. In the US they at first criminalised socialists as "communist sympathisers" until that was deemed unconstitutional and then they tried to limit exposure to socialism by blacklisting anyone on TV or radio who spoke about it. Eventually they discovered that you could just brainwash the masses by convincing them that socialism was created by Satan or that being socialist means living like the North Koreans do. The billionaires that pull the strings will do anything to protect their obscene profits, much of which they get from charging sick people.
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  710.  @orpheus..  For future reference, whenever you try to be cryptic and mysterious in order to not go into details it will always backfire. It would have been much simpler just to say he turned her two holes into one large hole. Take care now.
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  711. "Two American boys were attacked by a chair while walking the moors, one of them died."
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  712. England wasn't in the video, the UK was.
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  713.  @DDGLJ  whoooooooosh.
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  714. You could also say you put your desire for more money ahead of your love for your son, no?
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  715. That depends really, a Russian sub just off the east coast of the US could annihilate some of America's largest cities within minutes. NYC, Boston, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, etc
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  716. Seeing as he has never been found absolutely anything is possible. He could theoretically be living on another planet as a captive of the Zutons, in a cage next to Elvis...
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  717. 0:19 "Artist made $200 million fortune: mourns loss of privacy" Aww, diddums. You pay me that kind of money and you can install a camera inside my colon and watch my stools 24/7 for all I care...
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  718. People who work in sewers likely don't go home and cry in a corner because of the human-inflicted horror they have just had to watch. What an immature, child-like comment, Vishal.
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  719.  @tiksmaoc9497  No, the reason is exactly as the OP stated, America controlled most of the world's helium and they considered it a strategic resource not to be sold to other nations.
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  720.  @gudmundursturluson7683  Not really, the left have always been of the opinion that no information is better than misinformation. If you can't speak without telling lies you should be silenced, always.
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  721. In aircraft even perfect visibility only gives you a matter of seconds to avoid a collision, and that is assuming that both aircraft are travelling directly towards one another with the cockpit facing the direction of travel. In this case the helicopter was climbing with it's rear towards the plane and the plane was descending so the direction it was travelling in was obscured by it's nose. This is why knowing about any other craft in the vicinity is a must and why active radio communication is a must, because keeping an eye on what is below you and above you adds a literal new dimension to what those in cars or boats have to deal with, especially when even a slow aircraft is comparable to a racing car or speedboat.
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  722.  @loveisthemostpowerfulforce1397  No, but optical illusions can such as weather, heat or light effects.
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  723. No one ever said it was news, it's a clip from a documentary.
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  724. +Kenneth Mitchell True, animals will mimic what they think we like to see, Pandas in captivity have been known to feign pregnancy because they know keepers will give a pregnant Panda more food. Males try it too.
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  725. Probably about 5'9, it's just that Greg Davies is huge. Like 6'4"
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  726. Completely, Mary Jane, she realised she was ill-equipped to push the puppy out of the water, but how quickly she navigated to the steps, came back and grasped the little guy (or gal) is testament to how clever that dog is.  That video has made my day :)  What a brilliantly smart dog :)
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  727. ah072965 Both Heathrow, and Atlanta and a few other airports are all the busiest, for different reasons each time.
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  728. +IGameChangerI Who said anything about Americans?
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  729. Did you just kick Bishop Brennan up the arse, Ted?
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  730. Matthew Clemente The UK should not be referred to as England though, that's just something Americans have a habit of doing for some reason.  The cars should have had the St George on the roof, not the Union Flag.
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  731. Zeppelin, there is something about actually floating in the sky that I love. Airships all the way, we need them back - and I mean more than just the Goodyear blimp.
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  732. Ditto, so much blood pooled in moments that that was immediately serious and I bet all they were thinking of was their own arses.
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  733. +Max Zanga In British law it is, I assume you're planning to only practice in Ireland?
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  734. He was one half of the sketch act 'Two Ronnies' with the late Ronnie Barker. They were famous for clever wordplay and very dialog-heavy sketches rather than visual gags and the 'four candles' sketch is now part of British folk lore.
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  735. "The Xenomorph has slaughtered all 216 inhabitants of colony Gamma 6, it will be many days before it must hunt again."
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  736. A Karen?
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  737.  @dannyaraya8017  Nah, that would have been even weaker because then he'd be seen as a wannabe toughguy and would be totally fake.
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  738. "PASSENGER LINER! STRAIGHT AHEAD!!" "HARD LEFT RUDDER, REVERSE ENGINES!" "It won't be enough Mr. Murdoch -Wake the captain, tell him his iceberg has struck a ship!"
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  739. It saddens me how stupid modern humans have become that such things require explaining.
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  740.  @adde9506  When a helicopter is without power you don't get a choice of where to land, you just aim for an open area and hope you can autorotate down on to it.
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  741.  @TheYah00netstar  Japan and the Netherlands have a long history of electronic rivalry, when it's not Nikon accusing ASML of something it is Sony accusing Phillips of something else.
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  742. With a voice like that no AI could come close.
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  743. You've just made the dual assumption that both books and the internet will exist in 1,000, 10,000 or 100,000 years when we've only had the internet for a few decades and books written just a few hundred years ago are jibberish to anyone that no longer speaks the language they were written in.
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  744. A comedian in the UK named his cat Chairman Meow.
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  745. Sure. Banned items are harder to procure, this is exactly why the UK doesn't have the gun violence problem that the US has. Regards Rob.
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  746.  @DM-kv9kj  She does that with everyone, she just has a very alluring nature, even today.
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  747.  @daphenomenalz4100  Da.
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  748.  @deborahbaker2871  Staph as in staphylococcus? A bacteria that can't be seen with the naked eye... crawls out?
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  749.  @Кипящийразум  You have access to the internet and yet you still believe lies? You're no better than a far-right conspiracy-believing American or Brit - you have access to the greatest database of information in history and yet you believe what you are told by Putin. He made the Nazi shit up just for fools like you. Does Ukraine have neo-Nazi factions? Yes it does, but almost every nation in the northern hemisphere does, including Russia.
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  750.  @pgstorey  You just didn't feel like it though?
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  751.  @handledhandlehandlinghandler  Took me a moment to get the pun but I like it :D
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  752. In China they have giant machines like robotic-trucks that lay chunks of road and railtrack in 20 metre long pre-made segments, it's allowed them to construct tens of thousands of miles of new infrastructure in just a decade.
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  753.  @theviolator793  Exactly, there are psychopaths all around us in today's world so I would never dream of doing anything like that, at some point they will aggravate one and he or she will just demolish them with their car.
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  754. Directly behind him. You just gave it's camo a pretty huge compliment.
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  755. "Anonymous isn't a group it's an idea formed to protect u.s citizens against national corruption." Wow, can you get any further up your own asshole? They weren't even formed in the US, they are everywhere and operate everywhere but thanks for demonstrating the "America is the whole world" mindset of a US child.
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  756.  @hummerskickass  And why is it that our country no longer makes anything? It's because the Tories privatised everything and those companies were bought and then either shut down or moved abroad. And yet who is the working man's hero in this upside-down world we currently live in? The Tories. If people don't like the fact that France now owns our power plants and Germany owns our car companies while an Indian company threatens to close steel plants in Sheffield and Port Talbot every other year then maybe they shouldn't support the party that likes to sell stuff. The Tories are going to do the exact same with the NHS and then in 30 years Tory supporters like the OP will be whining about how all of our hospitals are owned by American insurance companies and about how it used to be us that created drugs and cured illnesses... I guess we just can't solve the problem of stupid, huh?
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  757.  @teijaflink2226  It took a very, very, long time to clean up the entire area, the WTC created enough debris to cover half of lower Manhattan, an area the size of a small city. Some buildings were left standing abandoned and untouched for almost 10 years until people were available to "clean" them.
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  758.  @sboloshis1188  Exactly, either they succesfully managed to remove all materials or they've just asbestobobulated a whole town!
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  759. People in the 70's and 80's spoke like that, the first home computers were replacements for typewriters because writing was all you could do on them, that and a bit of accounting. In fact they were even known as word processors, which was just a fancy way of saying electronic typewriter.
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  760.  @hasanhas00n1  You mean approaching the inner temperature of a microwaved apple pie? That's madness!
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  761. Unless this video was specifically made for Brits or people from the commonwealth I don't see the problem. It's a video either made by Americans or aimed at Americans.
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  762.  @sticky59  There's this thing called 'knowing what to search for'...
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  763. In those days they still believed that natural disasters were acts of displeasure from the gods so by building the biggest fuckoff statue of Helios the world had ever seen they likely also thought he would keep them safe from such events. Boy were they in for a surprise.
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  764.  @wailer27  Because it's completely impossible that she married someone Nordic and took on their surname isn't it? Yes, a totally unheard of practice.
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  765. There are even fanboys when it comes to fusion power? Christ on a bike.
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  766.  @mystey1  If that was the case they would not have a moat.
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  767. No equipment failed here.
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  768. Virgin and BA are rivals also, any excuse to have a scrap.
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  769.  @MeadeSkeltonMusic  Bigots have shorter penises.
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  770.  @zazulakoma  Humans should not require a "use" though, we are individuals, not machines. To think of a person as useful is to see the world in a purely materialistic way. Are disabled people useless?
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  771.  @wallissimpson5414  Well Matti here murdered the man who was in the middle of raping his sister so I can forgive that.
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  772. 7:41 Will Smith casually dropping a photobomb.
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  773.  @neilpemberton5523  Yep, same in the UK, it's hard to vote when both main parties are led by numpties, Labour is supposed to be a socialist party and yet it's led by Sir Keir Starmer. Out of touch leadership of all parties seems to be the current thing in the US, UK and Aus.
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  774. We never colonised Hong Kong, it has always been 99% Han Chinese, we just administered it as a trading post. Asian nations never took kindly to westerners just going wherever we wanted (good on them I say) and so refused to trade with us unless we stayed on our ships, the Japanese made us do just that but the Chinese granted us an island to use. As for the opium wars, well, there's a lot of shit we're not proud of.
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  775.  @johnhoo6707  Amazon currently just replace aggrieved workers with new workers. I live 40km from the nearest Amazon "customer fulfillment center" here in Scotland and they bus people to and from my city, they are constantly looking for people because they have a massive turnover of staff that are working the longest possible hours with the lowest breaks allowed by law. Which is something like 25 mins out of 8 hours so people work 12 hour days with a lunch of just under 40 mins. Only eastern Europeans stick at the job because they think such hours for such low pay is normal for the UK.
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  776. Aww man, I thought the title said "Russians free Belgorod" and got excited because I thought I was going to see a dragon.
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  777.  @Super-wr6cf  They are not critical thinkers, they are just ignorant.
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  778. For England it would be Essex, for Scotland it would be a Glasgow youth of ill repute, or 'ned' as they are known.
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  779. So Chicago not only has the jailscraper that was mentioned in the video but it also has a prison skyscraper?
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  780. A lot of children watch YouTube for cartoons and Minecraft videos and if a video is recommended to them by YouTube that doesn't interest them they might dislike the video to tell YouTube not to recommend any more. There are any number of reasons why someone can dislike a video, it doesn't necessarily mean they hate it, it just means they are not interested in it. That is how I see it anyway.
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  781. The biggest infrastructure project happened in 1982 when Wilford Brimley dug a tunnel between his hut and the main buildings after deciding he didn't like being locked in his hut.
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  782. When you still have citizens who believe in magic you are a long way from becoming a developed nation and need to get better at educating your people.
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  783.  @crickcrot  I'd live there before I would live in Saudi Arabia, our close and favourite buddies, BFF #1 Do they let women leave the house without men yet in the land of our super special allies?
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  784. I saw one of those pear things in the Edinburgh dungeons, I never knew it had been up some medieval minges.
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  785. Exactly, that was my thinking, insects are autonomic, there is no belief that they 'think' or have desires, they are genetically programmed to do a job, but does that mean compassion would be wasted on them? I would have done the same thing in her shoes, a life is a life, even if we don't understand the form that it takes.
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  786. They're a bit smaller than that in Australia, less than a meter across.
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  787.  @ryanisacuc8381  Talk about paranoid.
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  788. To get noticed straight off the bat, Tesla did the same with the original Roadster.
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  789. If it's not broken, don't fix it. And don't attempt to break it for someone else to fix or you'll be arrested by NASA.
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  790.  @discingaround  Corruption hasn't ruined the West and it has been rife here for centuries.
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  791.  @cheesecake4334  1.) They might not know that, don't push your own sensibilities on others. 2.) It might be rude to stare but if I see something that I have never seen before, I'm going to look. It's called curiousity.
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  792. Unless they do right by their people.
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  793. That's how dedicated your white cell marines are, even after they've left your body with no hope of ever returning to their homeland they will still attack their enemies. Think about that the next time you spit on the pavement, think about the division of tiny soldiers that will continue to attack the plaque molecules until the sun dries them up!
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  794. The Soviet OTH radar would have been Duga or the "Russian Woodpecker". That thing interfered with every receiving device in the northern hemisphere until they shut it down in 1989.
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  795. "Is your brother wearing both shoes or just the one? And how about socks, is there one in each shoe? OK, and if I can just ask you about your porch again, has it been treated with a good all-weather varnish? Uh, huh. And are there any sofas in your house? That's good, that's great."
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  796. Wait, the only reason she was in the car for 6 hours was because the doors were locked? I thought they forgot that she was in there...
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  797. San Donato Hospital in Italy is ranked as the world's best cardio hospital.
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  798.  EccentricSage  You can't magically cure someone with ARFID any more than you can 'fix' someone with anorexia or bulemia, but do share your expert parenting tips with the rest of us - how would you get a balanced diet into someone who vomits up anything that isn't potato-based?
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  799.  @Ch3wyz_z  Subs and frigates ARE warships, if it is built for a navy it is a warship, a ship of war. They are not capital ships, but they are still warships.
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  800. In Europe Teletext was like the internet before the internet took off. Pages and pages of cool stuff sent through the airwaves with your TV signal.
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  801. In all fairness to the French, Belgians, Dutch, etc their colonies tended to fail because we either stole them or blockaded them until they starved. New York City was originally called New Amsterdam after all, and the Falkland islands which Argentina seem to think are theirs were 'liberated' from the French.
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  802. Reopening is nice, but finding the people who are still missing would be a bit more tactful.
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  803. Yeah, it surprises most people that military subs spend all their life (if they're lucky) in the top 5% of the ocean as they really only need to dive deep enough to hide from ships and planes, and occasionally other subs. As soon as that huge black hull can't be spotted from a plane it is considered deep enough, usually between 200 to 400 metres, compare that to the Titanic which has a depth of 3,800 metres, or the Marianas Trench which has a depth of almost 11,000 metres...
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  804. I'm glad a company is cracking down on unions, they are everywhere, even when I say "No unions" they still put them in my burger.
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  805.  @plaiyr1917  The description hasn't been updated.
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  806.  deee 327  Except he hasn't, only Italy has a higher per capita infection rate than the US which would suggest that all of our leaders bar one have did better jobs.
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  807.  @mingmuyiyang8615  It doesn't.
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  808. The Koch Brothers and their ilk travel by helicopter and live in walled-off communities, what use is infrastructure to them? "We don't need roads, Marty..."
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  809. How do you know it would be a headache for them? It took decades to build Stonehenge 4,000 years ago yet it took less than a week to pick up all of the fallen stones and put them back in place in the 1920's. You have no idea what capabilities we might have in the next 15 years let alone 500 or 50,000.
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  810.  @jeffreywaugh926  Yeah, that's exactly it, the same thing happened at Fukushima, when old men heard that it was young soldiers with no kids doing all of the tidying up they volunteered to swap places with them so that the younger soldiers wouldn't end up sterile.
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  811.  @ScottysHaze  It was 1966, just three years earlier the US had come close to ending human civilization by putting nuclear missiles in Turkey and then throwing a tantrum when the Russians tried to do the same in Cuba. I think the OP must be deluded because every account of the 60's I've heard from Americans was that their parents were so terrified of nuclear war that they all built bomb shelters in their back yards, then there was the never ending delight that was Vietnam. Had 1969 not been such a momentous year I think most Americans of a certain age would rather forget the whole decade existed.
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  812.  @deprofundis3293  His biggest movie was "The Man from Uncle" alongside Henry Cavill and Alicia Vikander. He was on the verge of becoming a big star until it surfaced a few years ago that he used to bite women aggressively and he admitted to someone he fantasised about killing and eating her. It's amazing how quickly it can tank your career if you admit you might be a cannibal.
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  813. That's because kilomolimeteres is a made up word, Bill.
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  814. In the sewage treatment level of Half-Life visibility was perfect allowing you to dodge all of the scrapers, mashers and other underwater machinery. I feel like they could have made this level much more tricky in the Black Mesa remake by making the pee-shit-stew a bit cloudier. Maybe throw in some lumps too.
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  815.  @saijack_  Silly woman, likely just thrown away a large chunk of her life because she couldn't keep up her meds, I hope she is grateful that she did not kill someone but she has definitely forfeited her liberty for a few years.
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  816. I would leave YouTube in a heartbeat just to get away from bots.
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  817.  @LWolf12  The industrial age was the 1700's, and if by revolution you mean the American revolution then that also was in the 1700's, more than a century before the Victorian era of 1870 to 1920.
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  818. Once the bite location starts to tingle it is all over. It can be weeks, months or even years before the virus starts it's journey from your muscle (where it has been multiplying) to your nervous system, but when that happens the site of where you were bitten will start to tingle. You'll feel pins and needles as the virus hitches a ride on your nervous system and when that happens you are now officially too late to be vaccinated and you best start making plans for your funeral.
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  819.  @ElDJReturn  You shouldn't have, how on Earth would someone in the UK ever have heard either of those names? You cringe when someone mispronounces something common or fairly common, not at something obscure that only local people would possibly know...
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  820. Hippo tippers.
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  821. Brice Raymond Since when has the Queen taxed us?  We haven't been taxed by a monarch since the people of North America were proud Europeans.  Don't spread nonsense.
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  822. Did you mean " james' shoes or his shirt "? You made it look like three choices :D James.. his shoes.. or his shirt
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  823. No, it can carry 16, but is equipped with 8
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  824. Universities are like sports teams you try to get the best regardless of where they are from, and then you hope another university doesn't get their hooks in to them and entice them away.
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  825. Myself and my friends (of the time, this is 25 years ago) would drop stones on cars from overpasses but we were like 11 or 12 and we were dropping small rocks to try and hit the car and make people slam on their brakes (yeah, fucked up I know, so glad now that we never hurt anyone), but we were idiot kids and we were hoping to make someone angry. As idiot kids do. The idea of doing it as a 17 year old with something that weighs the same as a bowling ball is just astounding to me, at 17 you are practically an adult - you know that doing bad shit doesn't get you a slap on the wrist anymore, you also know that dropping a bowling ball on a windscreen won't just make a car run off the road, it will kill the person behind the windscreen. 0_O What the fuck were these guys thinking?
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  826. ladev91 That's the point, they said BALKANS, not YUGO!
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  827. He looks anemic.
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  828. +Mehul Mishra My first daughter will be called Footsie. I really hope you figure that out ;P
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  829. If Richard Branson and Virgin (both European) couldn't get permission then a South African who lives in the US has no chance.
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  830. Ironically the ancient game was closer to American footie than it was to soccer, playing with only your feet was one of the last variations of the sport and the one that took over the world because you only need a ball to play it, nothing else. You can make goalposts out of tin cans or as we do in the UK as kids, coats and jerseys.
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  831. IT'S SO SHINEY I COULD DIE!!
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  832. +Comet Jockey Dave They don't do it to give gratification they do it to get gratification, the sad fucks will likely go home and wank over the image of their victims expressions.  As much as I see flashing as relatively harmful compared to other sex crimes, the evidence being that many women laugh it off, I do think that anyone who flashes children should be hunted down and fed to wild boars.
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  833. Is this what the Swiss are up to with their cheeses? Making them faster, better, stronger? I always thought they were just trying to stiff me out of some cheese.
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  834. +mcfschmolz Germany has no room?  Germany is huge, with a population of just 90 million.  Here in the UK we are a fraction of your size, but with two thirds of your population and we have so much open space it is crazy.  Did you know that Nottingham forest still exists and is largely untouched?  This "We so tiny, we no room" bullshit is .. well it's bullshit.  900 million Europeans living in an area that could hold tens of billions of people, your argument is 2 centuries too soon, move to America if you want to be a whiney right winger - you will fit right in.
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  835. "You know what they say about burning ears!" "Someone's talking about me?" "No, you have brain cancer! Hahaha!"
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  836. Yeah, when rugby football was the dominant sport the game played by men's associations became known as assoc and later soccer, but when it became dominant it was called football. That is why people who argue over the name are idiots, there are a hundred variations of the sport and the one that is dominant in your own country is the one you call 'football'. In Australia they play a game similar to rugby which non Aussies call Australian rules football, but Australians just call it football. Because to them that is what it is. They are all called football and none of them are called football, it depends whether you are in a country or looking in to that country.
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  837.  @filipkogut8533  We'll be able to enter the internet like in the movie 'Ready Player One', though that'll be closer to 20 years. In the 80's cyberspace featured in so many movies and yet it still isn't here as of 2022, there are online VR rooms and VR games, but only when all of these different services start working together on a shared framework will we have anything close to true cyberspace - where you can just walk around on the internet from games to shopping to socialising in a giant digital world. OK, maybe closer to 30 years.
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  838.  @jonathonbellaroc229  Not only are you pathetic to the core but you upvote your own comments.
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  839.  @kingofawesomeness5375  Also, although baby's have an incredible grip for their size they are obviously massively weaker than other children and adults and so had that suitcase got caught on a rock or a hole in the road it could have broken the baby's arm or dislocated it's shoulder, but hey-someone got a TikTok out of it!
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  840.  @dadsytsdfsgs  The power you put back into the grid doesn't literally go into the grid it just goes into the nearest distribution substation to be fed back to those in your locale who need it, meaning the transformer that is connected to the grid can pull less power from it.
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  841.  @blackbelt2000  Once again: SOURCE?
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  842. No one is failing to realise that debris falls, but what is the alternative? Should they fire their levitation ray at the debris to make it float in the air? Use yer brain, man.
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  843.  @inquisitvem6723  Yeah, every kid was computer mad in the 70's and 80's, to assume he'd go on to be a nerd is like seeing someone play guitar in the 60's and thinking "Oooh, they must have went on to form a band".
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  844. Oz is a nickname for Australia and Aussie (pronounced Ozzy) is a nickname for it's inhabitants.
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  845. People don't like finding out that their perception of the world might be wrong or just different to someone else's. A lot of liberals try to educate or change conservatives but I say let them die, things that don't adapt die out. When a parent disowns their gay kid it's not the kid that dies alone filled with bitterness and I'm hunky dory with that knowledge and wish people would stop trying to argue with the other side. We don't convince animals that they are food because it's a waste of time and energy.
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  846. He destroyed an entire family.
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  847. Well in 1991 no one had been paid for around 18 months so people just left their posts and went to be with their families. It was tricky to keep a country running.
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  848. I'm sure if an explorer's light went out his or her buddies would share their own sources of the lumens.
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  849.  @MrHouserobot  Drifting in space just like Voyager 1 and 2 will likely forever do.
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  850.  @anthonypaglua9562  Ahh, the MacDonald tribe of Zimbabwe I believe.
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  851. The guy could have been throwing anything off that roof, there was more than just graphite blown up onto there and once the graphite was gone you could get the rest of the stuff off the roof using any means necessary.
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  852. Because he goads non-whites into confrontation like a thug would. There's videos of him going round Europe pestering migrants until they turn on him and then he edits it to look like they were hostile towards him from the get go.
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  853. She should be expelled just for using Tik Tok, it's Cornell not a community college.
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  854. It's solid concrete with no structural damage so there was never any danger of it collapsing.
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  855. Blue Peter has always treated kids the same, if you think it has changed then you've been watching something else.
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  856.  @coniferclose  It's a testament to just how feral hooliganism was in the 80's that even today English fans get called hooligans despite being practically angelic compared to the likes of Italy and Germany which have ultra supporter groups and throw flares everywhere. It's true that bad reputations stick.
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  857.  @erockstoenescu6171  The money the US spends on defence is peanuts compared to the money Europe spends on healthcare and welfare so you might want to rethink that argument. The reason we can afford science in Europe is because we don't have governments that give enormous tax breaks to people who "earn" a million dollars a day, we would rather see hundreds of billions spent on human progress than languishing in the bank accounts of a tiny group of people. Elect Biden and your country will become known for achievements again, re-elect Trump and you'll continue on the path to influential obscurity, as a European I'm hoping you vote for Trump.
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  858.  @juniorjames7076  I'm a native Dundonian and I hope you enjoyed your time in our city but even I have to admit that there is good reason why places like London and NYC cost 10 times more than the likes of Dundee and it's because of what they have to offer. In a place like NYC or London you could never become bored because just about any type of show or amusement can be found at the end of a short subway ride, theatre shows, amusement parks, zoos, world-class museums and art galleries, numerous monuments. In Dundee on the other hand we have a couple of shit sports teams and a famous ship.
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  859.  @bronzejourney5784  Clown isn't a race.
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  860. In the majority of collisions where the perpetrator is drunk or high they often survive, but when the perpetrator is sober they have no more or less chance of surviving than anyone else. The reason intoxicated people are more likely to survive collisions is because their impaired reactions mean they are unlikely to "brace for impact" in time and it is bracing for impact that causes bones to snap and arteries to tear in high speed collisions. If you're going to crash at 30mph then tensing your body can have benefits such as not smashing your face in to the person in front of you, but if you're going to crash at 60mph your best bet is to go limp and hope for the best, because tensing up your muscles at a time when you really need your body to be bendy and pliable can cause horrendous internal injuries.
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  861. It increases hatred towards protesters which is the exact goal of those who finance such groups.
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  862. 15 people isn't Turkey, try to be less stupid in future.
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  863.  @tancreddehauteville764  What does the size of the body of water have to do with anything? You launch a torpedo from a few thousand yards, not a few thousand miles...
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  864.  @oglordbrandon  Why would they cost 30 billion or take 30 years? Do you seriously think machines cost as much as their prototype?
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  865.  @kobra6660  I'm fairly sure that is what he was referencing...
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  866.  @barbie6695  You can drink beers and wine in a bar in Germany at 16...
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  867.  @MINDWARDEN  Show us where the Chernobyl touched you. Show us on the doll!
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  868.  @OakInch  No, they have been happening for tens of thousands of years, except the CO2 they produced could be absorbed just as quickly as it was created, but ever since the 18th century we have used up that margin thanks to industrialisation and now we can't afford any CO2 at all getting into the atmosphere as we no longer have enough vegetation to absorb it. You should have stayed in school.
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  869.  @CS-uc2oh  I have seen plenty of elevators that do not tell you which floor the elevator is on, I've also seen elevators that do not reopen the doors just because you press the call button. You are making assumptions based on your own limited experience.
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  870. Indeed, but just the tiniest part of it.
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  871. The road isn't their child, I don't see how dumping something on the road makes them bad parents. Riding around with their kid sliding about in the back of their pickup makes them bad parents.
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  872. The gas we're buying from the US is at five times the price that it was from Russia so can anyone explain what Trump meant at 1:10 when he said Russia was sucking all of the money out of Europe? The only people sucking money out of us is Americans who know we are desperate for gas and have decided to massively inflate the price we pay for it.
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  873. And 19,000 people just had to mutter about it in the comments. I know which irritates me most.
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  874.  @dancerelle5020  Pretending you believe in a flat Earth is even more pathetic than being a flat Earther so stop trying to be edgy.
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  875.  @straightpipediesel  There was a time when the US cared more about the environment and children's lungs than the EU? That is mindblowing.
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  876. Seeing as you mentioned that the antarctic doesn't have any hardware shops incase parts are needed I imagine there must be some fabrication tech used down there, like metal 3D printers to produce things such as brackets and tools. With the exception of the ISS Antarctica is the one place where the ability to manufacture what you need on location would be incredibly useful.
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  877. No.
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  878.  @Sherlock245  I never said anyone was doing that, I said that that is what I think is happening. People always say "Who would thumb down a video like this?" as if to say that there are millions of sociopathic monsters in the world and all I was trying to say is that we don't know all the facts. I have a son, he is a teenager now, but when he was young all he searched for was Minecraft videos by some guy called Smudge, or Spooge, or whatever and when he got recommended a video he had no interest in he would open the video and press the dislike button to tell YouTube not to recommend any more videos like that. It's not unfair to say that other kids do the same.
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  879. Cave rescuers are cavers themselves, they would expect someone to go back to the thing they both enjoy.
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  880. "We're so poor here that this tooth is only 12 karat gold, I prefer all my bling to be at least 18 karat."
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  881.  @ulaula517  It is, it's easily in the top 5 with Japan.
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  882. Eidos, formerly Core Design, they made some fantastic games even before Tomb Raider. Curse of Enchantia, Heimdall, Chuck Rock, Rick Dangerous. They were one of the 90's heavyweights of the Amiga scene alongside DMA Design, Bitmap Brothers, Sensible Software and Team 17. When I was a teen I only knew two things about Derby, the football team that Brian Clough turned into giants and Core Design. Greetings from Dundee :)
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  883.  @FlorSilvestre12  Actually it was 30,000 feet or 10,000 metres aka 10km I just Googled it to make sure I wasn't imagining things. Her name was Vesna Vulović and she was part of the cabin crew of a Serbian plane that was destroyed by a bomb at cruising altitude in 1972. She fell for three minutes at terminal velocity (aka the maximum speed an object can fall in Earth's gravity) which is roughly 10,000 feet per minute. She only survived because she was pinned against a piece of the plane's bulkhead by her refreshment trolley as it fell, normally a person would die hitting the ground at terminal velocity but because the piece she was flattened against was quite large it created something of an air cushion below it at the moment of impact, this decelerated the impact a tiny bit. A very tiny bit... She broke about 40 bones and was in a coma for several months but she became the Guinness world record holder for surviving a fall of 6.2 miles.
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  884. People who are responsible for the health of others really should not have to work-until-they-drop, it's criminal, I can't imagine how many young doctors or nurses have lost their career or went to prison for hurting someone accidentally just because their employer thinks it's OK to have someone work two fourteen hour shifts separated by 6 hours of sleep.
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  885. You don't have to insult a nation in order to compliment another one, and I say that as a Brit.
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  886. But it works both ways though, in a true open relationship both partners are allowed to cheat.
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  887. Yep, I would understand if they believed the guy was unarmed but it states in the description that they knew he was armed. That dog was sent in as fodder.
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  888. That is where the Logies took their name from? As a Scot that is a fantastic homage to one of our icons :)
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  889.  @Prosecute-fauci  No, it took me a matter of seconds to formulate that response from the moment I bothered to check my YouTube notifications until I typed it. And yes I may have exaggerated a bit but your lack of an adequate response tells me you got the point.
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  890. Because it doesn't exist in the UK?
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  891.  @Rudofaux  No, you don't - A whooosh is the sound someone gets when a joke flies over their head, it's why we say "whooosh" whenever someone chimes into a conversation that they believe is real when others know it to be a joke. Now you saw yourself that Jonathan Pinkerton obviously got the joke because he was playing further into what the OP had posted. He clearly got the joke, he understood the joke, he had to for him to make his quip. That is not a whooosh, if anything it is a piggybacking on the obvious. But not a whooosh. Do you see?
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  892.  @Possiblechange  /whoooooosh
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  893. Yeah, it's clear to me that Major Bathhurst survived, that seems like the definition of protection, but I'm not military so...
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  894.  @cybertar  The "Song of the Sirens" is a sailor legend, when you hear it you should get away from it because Sirens can make ships run aground and then eat their crew.
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  895.  @jason-s8c  And?
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  896.  @SevenGC89  You do know there are different levels of drunkenness right? Because to think that everybody has the exact same clarity of mind and cognitive functions while drunk would show that you are very naive.
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  897. She does, you just don't know how they do it in the orthodox Church of Ukraine.
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  898. Daisy is gorgeous.
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  899. That is why I keenly follow Reaction Engines' SABRE news. A rocket engine that can suck in the air around it rather than carrying enormous tanks of LOX would again save space and allow for more payload.
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  900. If you renounce US citizenship then you cannot be taxed but even as a European I would suggest testing the waters for at least a year or so before doing something that drastic because once citizenship is gone it can be tricky to get it back. Also it has always blown my mind that Americans can be taxed while living abroad.
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  901. And what comes around leads to escalation, be careful what you wish for. The other side has China on their team and China has more industrial might than all of the other 196 nations combined - they are the USA of 1941, they can build 20 destroyers for every one we sink, they have more materials, more men, more factories than we do. In 1941 the USA was not even in the top 10 militaries of the world, we were 13th, WW2 made us what we are today, it created us, war made us learn quickly and adapt. It can do the same for any other nation and China has 100 times the resources and manpower that we had in 1941, if they are forced to learn on the job they will leave us in the dust. So again, I say be careful what you wish for. China and Russia are not friends but China will not let the Russians be defeated, they need Russia.
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  902.  @lolsamftw  Not really, an intact corpse is much less likely to instil the horror of seeing dismemberment. As the old saying goes "a dead body just looks like someone who is sleeping".
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  903.  @francescacialone9030  It's not a fact, it's baseless prejudice, if a medical degree in India was worth less than one in the UK then they would not be allowed to practice here.
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  904.  @c.s.4273 Is that you, Algeria? You cheeky little country!
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  905.  @Lucas-uu9ut  No, it doesn't.
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  906. Many reasons, but usually to do with local laws or litigation. Two reasons why that driver may have chose to blur his passenger are 1.) she is innocent until proven guilty and thus putting her image online before a conviction could lead to a lawsuit and 2.) depending on local laws he may require the consent of anyone he features in his videos.
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  907. Yeah, it astounds me that someone so intolerant could be given a job in authority, one with a responsibility to wield lethal force. I wonder how many gay tourists he hounded out of his little patch of territory.. I think small towns in the US could all be classed as their own little cults because what is accepted depends on who is the current longstanding sheriff and what they deem acceptable.
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  908. Doesn't matter if you really are the second coming, if the US does not like you you or your nation are catfood.
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  909. Jerome Rich It's true, it's not that hard to be a decent parent, my boy when he was 8 told me of a kid in his class that was getting a hard time and I said to him "Imagine the worst thing someone could say to you and how you would feel, would you want to make someone else feel like that?" and he clicked right away to what I was saying. His school had lots of Polish kids, and lots of ignorant parents and their kids had nasty stuff to say about Poles, what he said to me once was "They can speak two languages, but they are just like me, I don't understand the problem?" Kids are a lot smarter than people realise, but they copy others unless you point out that those others just have really shitty parents.  Though I word it better than that when I explain to him about the shortcomings of other people's parents :D
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  910. Hahaha, that is cute as hell :D
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  911. +GmodPlusWoW Animatronic?  It was a stuffed mammoth with one leg masking a hydraulic press.  It was made for this video, not to walk around at a theme park.  Probably wasn't even stuffed, it was probably made from recycled toilet paper.
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  912. In the UK caravans and people who use them are universally hated.
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  913. Not mad, pathetic. Anyone can be mad.
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  914. That must be tricky around babies, because they all look alike... "What a lovely little boy.." "THAT'S MY DAUGHTER YOU TWISTED FUCK!!" When I say 'they all look alike' I wasn't being infantist, I have friends who are babies!
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  915. Same as every other kid.
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  916. No, it was a blockbuster and was in theatres worldwide, it was just originally planned as a straight-to-video because the early shots and script were basically crap although the premise was hilarious - so a lot of those involved who weren't pulling their weight got fired and replaced and the final edit was completely different. It blew everyone away. One of those few times when a lame film actually gets saved instead of just being released in a piss-poor state... cough 2015's Fantastic Four cough
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  917. +Andrew (Lime-y PIE) It's not high definition, it is record rate (not sure what the exact term is called). A camera that can take 2,500 individual high quality images (frames) every second is crazy expensive.  A typical camera might take only 60 frames per second.  After that you also need to buy a very VERY good hard disk drive for the PC you connect the camera too, because 2,500 HD images every second demands a monstrously fast hard drive to record on to. This is why Gav sometimes runs to the camera to switch it on and then runs back to switch it off.  For every second it is running it takes up massive chunks of hard drive space.
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  918. If you ever get offered the chance to watch Alien on a really big screen, take it.  I watched it on a matinee at my local theatre and it beat any 3D movie I've seen yet.
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  919. I remember this as the Jolly Roger Cookbook in the mid 90's, it had everything from phreaking to lightbulb bombs, but was also full of crap additions like "50-ways to annoy McDonald's staff".
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  920. +Zachary Chisholm Nothing in the video suggests this...
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  921. The first 40 years of the show were equally as impressive, there's less humour (at times, some of the docs were amazingly funny), but the show always had fantastic effects and sets for it's age.  It's worth watching old seasons simply for the dynamic, it was before the time war (which happened in the gap between 1989-2005).  The Doctor was never alone, just a rebel - unlike the new stuff.  The older stuff introduces you to why there's a love/hate with the Sontarans, why the Daleks were created and why the Doctor and the Master came to be.
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  922. Many Northern Irish do not refer to themselves as British, because they are neither of the Kingdoms, they come after the "and" in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
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  923. Hahaha, the ginger American porn star? God I really should not know porn stars by name...
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  924. If these guys don't headline next year then the best sounds are sounds that no longer make it to the top.
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  925. The head bit is what got me, that baby is carrying a good bit of topweight and could have butted one of the steps.
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  926. Yugoslavia to me... Nicola Tesla and AC power, one third of the rock band Nirvana, it was once very stable and then all hell broke loose when one of the Jackson 5 died.  Oh and Croatia have the coolest national football shirts.
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  927.  @redlady935  Maid in China
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  928. The Digeridoo is something that most Brits will get to try at some point and will make no sound whatsoever. Be it at a fair or a festival or an Aussie native busking in a big city. I tried it when I was about 16 and with the strongest pre-smoker lungs I've ever had made zero sound. One Aussie thing that was insanely popular in the late 80's when I was a kid were the tubes you swung around your head to make the whirring noise, the thing that made the helicopter noise from Crocodile Dundee (the 'phone call'), my uncle gave me one when I was 9 and I tormented everyone within half a mile with it. :D
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  929. "Have you been drinking tonight, sir?" "I've had a drop.. yes" "It's just that you've parked your car inside someone's house." "Oh, right.. am I in trouble?"
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  930. +Malty Gaming Also known as paying attention.
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  931. This development could lead to the discovery of life in that helmet.
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  932. Electric showers (as most cheap UK houses have) only use cold water, they heat it using a heating element, if the rate of flow past the element is interrupted it affects the temperature.  They just added that both kitchen taps were used as a joke.  In reality it would only have been the cold tap used, when someone fills the kettle from the cold tap then pressure to the shower momentarily drops, slowing down the flow of water and it goes from hot to OHFUCK!-hot then when the tap is turned off again the higher flow resumes upstairs and the shower turns freezing for a few moments. It has been the bane of many working class Brits for 50 years and M&W turned it in to a joke.  There is nothing they can't get a laugh out of.
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  933. +phbto101 Sounds like Renton when he's begging for a fix in Trainspotting.  "Ahh jist need some jellies, man.  mibbez a wee steak pie to haud me over"
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  934. They were faffing about for far too long and just feeding her desire for attention, this video was 21 minutes longer than it should have been because they decided to play along with her little outburst instead of restraining her and putting her in a vehicle. Thanks to the title I was expecting an arrest but all I saw was 19 or 20 minutes of her being humoured, and so now the next folks she has to deal with will get it even worse.
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  935.  @totalhysteria  It would be exactly the same issue today because the crew did not speak English either. This is why the law was changed.
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  936. After the Bhopal disaster Union Carbide gave each victim's family $7,000 so it's not just the Indians that do it, any country will try to get away with paying as little compensation as possible.
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  937. Aye, that's an urban myth.
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  938. Wasn't a giant floppy, was just a tiny man. That was your regular 1" floppy
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  939.  @Kylex63  Not really, the OP was talking about a mustache growing a firefighter whereas Syfer thought he meant why firefighters grow mustaches. You should learn context and the definition of the whoosh.
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  940. I didn't see any pizza.
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  941. The Eiffel Tower is enormous, you don't really realise it until you stand under it and see how distant each leg is from the others. Gustave Eiffel was one hell of an engineer to get them all to line up, it must have been like building a four-ended bridge crossing two intersecting rivers.
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  942. It defined the other girl's life. She's dead at 16.
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  943.  @purplewine7362  A person with common sense, maybe?
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  944. Glad they changed their name, I would never set foot on a plane made by a company called Boing.
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  945. 0:24 Babies in the US are born with a blue woolly skin then?
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  946. If your job was making fridges and everyone had one, who would you sell fridges to?
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  947.  @chrissymon1001  Anything, absolutely anything, the Tories are connected to is about lining pockets.
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  948. A car is the safest place to be if you're outside in a thunderstorm as it's a faraday cage by design, your biggest danger is flying glass if the boom takes out a window. Your car won't like it very much to be fair, it would need new electrics, new tires and a new paintjob.
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  949.  @Mr.Byrnes  It's exactly colonialism, rather than integrating with local culture the US sets up little American colonies so its soldiers don't have to experience any of the local culture. It explains why even some of those Americans who have travelled the world via the US military still know nothing about the world, which is something that has baffled non-Americans for eons.
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  950.  @SystemParanoia  Remind me again what Ukraine's colonies were called and where they were located? Same with Russia, I mean a country as tiny as Russia must have required a lot of colonies...
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  951. Wee rascals!
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  952.  @macdaddydelicious6834  How can he show an example of a system that has never been implemented successfully?
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  953. Christian, but the practice is not linked to religion, it is linked to certain African cultures.
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  954. I hope you'll also love it when your grandchildren live on a planet where food is more valuable than some precious metals and people kill over it.
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  955. Skrib Skrab Jib Jab :D
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  956.  mauiportal  Clearly you do not know what ignorance means.
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  957. Your observations were wrong.
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  958. Until they find a way to stop audiences being picked up by the boom mics then laughter is here to stay. Maybe you should work on some sort of sound barrier tech?
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  959.  @apes4days254  How can you tell? There were three layers the core had to go through as it blew up. The roof of the reactor hall, the concrete biological shield on top of the core (a big disc, some of which shattered and flew everywhere) and then the concrete containment vessel. Then on top of the reactor were around 1900 lead caps which would have been thrown up in the air also. That is a lot of regular debris scattered amongst the graphite from the core. When teams were being told what needed to be removed from the roof they were given explicit instructions to only remove graphite (the shiny black stone), as once all the graphite was gone the radiation levels on the roof would be no greater than on the ground and the rest could be removed by machine or by hand.
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  960. It's mainly men. I've known many women in my life and I don't reckon any one of them would either say "Make me a sandwich" or "get back in the kitchen" to another woman. I believe it's because sexism kind of backfires if you're insulting your own sex...
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  961. It's not an immunity, opossums just have very low body temperatures for a warm blooded creature and so most viruses struggle to infect them as viruses require a warm host in order to thrive.
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  962. Don't use water from the hot water tap internally, it is only for external use as hot water usually comes from a tank of standing water and standing water is where things can grow if it the water is not hot enough. If you are going t use a neti pot you should boil water from the cold tap and then let it cool to whatever temperature you need.
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  963.  @darrenbaxter9980  She was actually burned for cross-dressing, she had been spared once already for heresy so the church went after her on a technicality, which was the fact that she wore men's clothes.
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  964. If something increases exponentially it is fair to say it approaches infinity. Technically just going from 1 to 2 would be approaching infinity.
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  965.  @lawrencecarter1954  Your ignorance surely knows no bounds.
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  966. The title is written as though the spaceport is called 'Scotland'. What has happened to you, BBC?
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  967. Then we go and name our CVs as Queen Lizzie and Prince of the Welsh. At least the four Dreadnought subs will have cool names, unless they opt for something daft like Daphne, Donald, Douglas and Doughnut.
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  968. These are known all over the world as cherry pickers.
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  969. http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/health/measles-outbreak-wales-same-strain-13387796 How do you sleep at night, Starlux? Knowing that the widely disproven bullshit you preach over social media has caused once harmless illnesses to become deadly again for the first time in decades because you and your messiah, Jenny McCarthy, are convincing people not to vaccinate. Or is that why you do it?
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  970. "This level of ecological disaster would not occur again until the Fukushima reactor disaster." Wrong, Fukushima absolutely pales in comparison to Chernobyl, don't swallow the conspiracy juice.
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  971.  @stiannobelisto573  Not really, other Europeans might not be fluent in it as much as Scandis are but I'd hardly say almost zero seeing as it's the primary language Europeans use to interact with each other. Without English tourism would be difficult.
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  972.  @troodon1096  You are assuming the staff had adequate training. And even if they did this was a 'damned if you do and damned if you don't' situation because if they weren't going to lose their job for letting him on they would obviously lose their job for refusing him once he went to the papers saying how he was discriminated against. The young staff member was the victim of a Karen, and yes they come in male form too.
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  973.  @CVP-og9pw  That is no different to what we in the UK call "working on the side", when someone who is claiming benefits also has an illegal job. These people are still a minority and not "everybody" as people like you would say. And such people would exist in any type of system, they are the scammers that would find a way to get free money whatever the circumstances. No system is perfect but I would rather have a system that the majority have a use for and the minority abuse than have no system at all. That is known as cutting off your nose to spite your face. "6% of benefit claimants are illegitimate? Then let's cancel the program altogether and the 94% who make use of it can go fuck themselves!"
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  974.  @harryacam  And a fool would bang their head on a concrete wall again and again, what's new?
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  975. The same creatures that have always vandalised stuff, poorly raised scumbags.
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  976. Aberfan is in Wales, chief.
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  977. My daughter eats hair, I would just swap seats with her. Bon apetit.
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  978. In videogames such as Detroit: Become Human and Deus Ex (and probably even more games beyond those two) the city of Detroit is depicted as the centre of America's robotics and android industry and I always wondered why the city didn't try to capitalise on that to reinvent itself - from an auto maker to an automaton maker, after all if you can build a car you can build a robot so that's a highly trained workforce with a transferable skill and all they need is jobs. We are on the cusp of the robot revolution so it's not too late for the city to reach out to the likes of Tesla, Google and Hyundai and so on and get them to build their US robotics campuses in the city.
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  979. You could also mitigate traffic accidents by becoming a recluse. Any other completely obvious advice you want to offer up as 'edgy'?
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  980. That bugs the shit out of me, every few years I'll come across an OS where the input is set to US English and typing any command featuring an @ gets screwed up, leading me to scratch my head for a moment or two until I remember to use SHIFT-2 for it.
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  981. Because it's as sensationalist as possible.
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  982.  @IAmSoMuchBetterThanYou  No true Scotsman would speak Doric? That's good to ken, I must be English then for speaking an actual Scottish dialect instead of your Queen's English.
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  983. Like say.. Silent Hill?
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  984. There's three of them now, the third one, Ragnarok, is the best if you like a lot of comedy in your action films.
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  985. Permanent magnets of that power and size are rare and thus expensive and so you would want to use as few as possible, and whenever you suspend something you require fewer materials to keep it upright than if you were to place it on the ground. Think of it as a light fitting versus a stool - a light fitting only requires a single cable to always remain upright while a stool must have three or more legs or else it will fall over. A maglev monorail would topple over and so would require two magnetic rails and twice the amount of magnets, but a suspended maglev will be just fine on a single rail.
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  986.  @thedevilinthecircuit1414  He was working on a Blackadder special I think.
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  987. A parsnip isn't a unit of distance, it's a vegetable. Everyone knows that.
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  988.  @SceneArtisan  A true constipation solver.
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  989. "There's been a containment leak while changing the infant's lower cladding, I sent two men in to take readings but they're overdue!"
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  990.  @spvillano  You should reply to the person you are specifying, as it just looks like you are disagreeing with the OP when in fact he was correct.
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  991.  @josephastier7421  It's not wires, it's the smoke inhibiting the lasers on the door. Elevator doors have lasers at different heights that detect obstructions like hands, toddlers or luggage and thick smoke is more than capable of obstructing the lasers in the same way that a physical object would, which stops the doors from closing.
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  992. Weird that they are allover American TV and movies then..
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  993. If you like surfing Portgual has the biggest waves on the planet and gorgeous beaches.
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  994. @Ayton greater than shaq His comment features trains and construction. You can't be that stupid, surely?
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  995. An opinion not shared by the majority of people.
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  996. Or by crouching by that ladder and hitting anything that popped over the top of it with a large wrench.
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  997.  @Sherlock245  That was my point. Kids click on the video, realise it's not what they want and they hit 'dislike'.
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  998.    Easy, gyroscope, radar and pitot tubes. Are you seriously suggesting a computer can't tell where the ground is because it doesn't have eyes? At night the autopilot is the ONLY thing that knows exactly where the ground is because pilots can't see shit...
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  999. Because it's not numerical, it's on and off, there can only be two variables for on and off. Or think of it as go and stop, if a circuit is a massive maze leading to junctions that do different things then each of those junctions will have gates that are either 'go' or 'stop'. Trillions of those build a complex processor that puts this shit on the screen :D
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  1000. Because it doesn't concern them, China is not like most countries.
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  1001.  @MrOod67  No, there isn't.
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  1002. You're assuming it fully kills the weed, it looks to me like it simply destroys the surface structure and ignores the root, meaning that this must be done regularly.
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  1003. Third world countries don't have free healthcare, many can barely afford policing and fire departments, free healthcare is almost exclusive to developed nations because of the cost. Hence why every nation on that list was a first world country.
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  1004.  @nesanesa9547  You were conquered by Edward Longshanks and he killed your king, the same thing he tried to do to us Scots. However he was so impressed by the fight the Welsh put up that rather than absorb Wales in to England he decided to keep Wales as a vassal with his son as your king, this is where the title Prince of Wales came about.
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  1005. "one side currently poses a far greater risk to western civilisation than the other" Yep, the one that time and again has plunged nations and even continents into war, the side on the right...
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  1006. 1:55 People don't look at places like that with suspicion due to their links with the military, they look at them with suspicion because the entire site could disappear into a crater and all the management will tell people is that there has been a slight hiccup. If people were transparent about dangerous things they would not generate nearly enough fear as they do when people are all hush-hush.
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  1007. This cell was an entire organism though, our cells are part of a much larger organism we like to call 'us'.
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  1008. It's not hypocritical in the slightest. Gays at no point stand on street corners saying religion is abhorrent, religious people just take it that way. Religious folk on the other hand actively promote their intolerance and hatred by declaring to the world that what someone is doing is immoral or sinful. You know what the most amoral thing in Scotland is? And has been for about 1200 years? Stepping in to someone else's home and criticising it, you might be hosting a clan that you are in a blood feud with but if invited to your home you will treat them like any other soul and they will do likewise. Respect for the hearth you stand on is demanded or you should eject yourself!
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  1009.  @TallicaMan1986  If I grew up in a society where not a single person had ever told me that it was rude to stare then yes I would, why wouldn't I?
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  1010. Not all schizophrenics are the same, you should know that, some have a strong grasp on reality and can tell when they begin to slip while others will slip without noticing and spiral down into paranoia. This dude wasn't fine one moment and then eating someone the next, he had clearly been getting worse over days or even weeks and no one noticed.
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  1011. Also tax guarantees service, whereas insurance does not guarantee service. The priority of an insurer is to make profit and that means not paying out if it can be avoided. In Europe you won't be refused treatment because you failed to disclose that you had measles 26 years earlier...
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  1012. He bellowed in all caps.
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  1013. @Gary Gardner Ethiopia was the strongest empire in Africa at one point, at another point the emperor of Mali was the richest man on Earth with a modern day value of 400 billion dollars, that guy used to tour Europe in the 15th century with an entourage of thousands so he could flaunt his wealth to the European kings.
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  1014.  @cessnacitation-x  Niet is Russian for no. Niet (pronounced 'Nee-et") and Da mean no and yes in Russian. "Did you wash the dishes, Vasili? "Da comrade!" "And the spoons, you always leave bits of cereal stuck to the spoons?" "I washed them, they are clean" "Are you sure? I will check the spoons. "They are clean" "So you are saying that I can go and check the spoons and they will all be free from bits of dried cereal?" "Da" "Good! And you cleaned the bowls too?" "Niet"
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  1015. All it takes for evil to prosper is for good men to do nothing. So you advocate evil, Edris? You think people who live in caves and who shoot at little girls for trying to get an education are people who should be allowed to run a country? Say what you want about the wars but I for one am proud of what our folks are doing over there, Afghanistan might have a long way to go, but it is prospering without the Taliban cancer.
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  1016.  @tarquiniousthefirst944  Imagine being snide to someone who said nothing bad about you or anything else? You are wrong, it is you that would not be missed, your hate and bile is what is wrecking this country.
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  1017. Different intelligence levels too then.
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  1018. They will dominate by 2050.
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  1019. No, just smart phones. I don;t see any way that a cellphone could become addicitve.
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  1020. There would be no point in an enemy destroying a radar station because the moment it detects the attack it has completed it's purpose and is no longer relevant so whether you attacked Fylingdales or London it wouldn't matter as it would detect the attack, transmit the "NATO is under attack" signal and then it's job would be done. It would be like trying to destroy a smoke detector with fire in order to not wake the homeowner.
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  1021. You don't do something like this unless you want to punish somebody, I have a feeling the parents or at least one of them has treated the nanny like dirt and the nanny has decided to get her revenge. I don't condone it obviously but there's a saying in the restaurant world "you don't mess with the people who handle your food", well this woman looked after their kids and if either of them looked down on the nanny or treated her badly well it's backfired on them spectacularly...
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  1022. Correct.
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  1023. Correction. People have always been awful but social media allows cowards to be awful anonymously.
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  1024.  @laughingone3728  Assuming this lord actually exists, which is all we can do, assume.
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  1025. I can't take credit for this joke. Read more
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  1026.  @mikemondano3624  Except for one of the longest running talent shows on the planet you mean? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_Dancing
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  1027. New York to Paris in two hours? More like New York to Sydney in two hours, this thing is closer to an ICBM than a Concorde.
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  1028. Bring back dire wolves to keep the sabertooth cats company then.
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  1029. Also the Mountain Meadows Massacre where mormons slaughtered 120 pioneers trying to pass through Utah after convincing them to hand over their guns.
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  1030.  @antred11  Not to mention the fact this video has nothing to do with remain, it's about the stupidity of a no deal Brexit.
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  1031. The "ship travelling next to it" would be more concerned by the Megalodon that had come up with the methane.
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  1032.  @sinista6536  You're the only one talking shit here, man. You've completely missed the point if you think we live in some sort of utopia that can't improve itself.
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  1033. Exactly, Gaz, amazing how many stupid people there are in this country.
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  1034. I'm sure I saw that in a video here on YouTube a few years ago, someone like Tom Scott did a video on how a nuclear processing company wanted a fool-proof way of tracking every object on site and their system played a part in the fledgling barcode industry. Hah, your grandpa helped change the world!
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  1035. Did RDJ used to beat up all his girlfriends?
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  1036. And?
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  1037.  @ManabiLT  The lack of a containment structure had nothing to do with the production of weapons grade plutonium as most western NPPs produce plutonium for the weapons industry and they all have containment features.
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  1038.  @jacobb7608  That was my thinking. When the source is in the hole in the irradiation room floor then the counterweight should be in a hole in the accessway roof - when the source gets pulled out of the floor the counterweight drops out of the roof and no one can enter the room.
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  1039.  @drumdad1242  Jaywalking is illegal regardless of age, if you don't get your child to obey the law then cops will.
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  1040. It became known as the town who lost a generation as almost everyone in the town either lost a child or knew a neighbour who did.
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  1041. "I swap tiny bit mammoth for big bit sabrecat!" "No." "Why?" "No like mammoth!"
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  1042.  @thismanhere3339  CO2 doesn't need to reach toxic levels to be damaging, it is heating our planet already due to it being a greenhouse gas, wonderful greenery-loving CO2 is useless if it becomes too hot to grow crops and all we can grow are jungles. Can you eat a rain forest? Because none of the crops that we humans survive on can be grown in tropical conditions so we would have to learn to feed 8 or 9 billion people using rain forests.
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  1043. "Ste-pha-nee!" "Need input!" "Flutterby!" "Flutterby disassembled!" "No disassemble Johnny 5!" etc
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  1044.  @chrismachin2166  Don't push your beliefs as facts, I don't say "Everybody knows there is no creator" so the least you could do is respectfully reciprocate. You have a belief system, that is all - I believe one thing, you believe another, there is no knowing.
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  1045.  @switch12345678  Creep!
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  1046.  @ryuunosuk3  Why would a cargo ship be crewed by the military?
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  1047. Nonsense, this idea that the "if they're letting us know this then they have something far better" is absolute nonsense, history has shown this and yet you still peddle such crap.
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  1048. Did the image of Batman on the screen give it away, perchance?
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  1049. Nah, it was the pat down he objected too so I'm guessing illegal firearm in the waistband, it's the crackhead's holster of choice.
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  1050. Dead in a tunnel...
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  1051. According to all of the replies it seems like you and the 'hundreds of people' you worked with were very sheltered.
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  1052. Compared to the shite that gets overlaid over US News broadcasts I'd say the BBC are going easy with just the red banner.
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  1053. Haha, she had a prosthetic taint... What was she? A glove puppet?
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  1054. "Imagine if every parent got locked up when their child did something wrong." I imagine people would raise their kids better and the US wouldn't be a crime-filled cesspool.
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  1055.  @yuppp5885  Wrong, the number of doctors that travel abroad is tiny as they do the job to help people, not line their pockets. You're mistaking us for a pure capitalist nation, of which there is only one.
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  1056. Drivers in Europe rarely own their rigs so putting your life on the line for something that is insured and owned by someone else is not going to happen. Hell, risking your life for your own cab is stupid enough, a vehicle can be replaced, a person can't.
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  1057. We can only hope.
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  1058. It's like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder why I keep on going under.
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  1059. Well we didn't have any cities throughout the 40's as they were all bombed to rubble and wouldn't be rebuilt until the mid 50's, that might have something to do with it.
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  1060.  @Ukfairgrounds  Spearfish torpedoes, 2nd gen pumpjet engines (we license the 1st gen to the US), superior hydrophones, those are the three biggies that spring to mind. Oh, and the look pretty damned sleek.
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  1061. Fukushima isn't even remotely as bad as Chernobyl, it's fear mongers like you that make inocuous things so scary to people, educate yourself, and by that I mean proper science papers and not just reading an activist website. "This spider has 10" fangs and one bite can sever your hand!" - That's what you donuts sound like.
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  1062. Although politicians are based in the capital only the tiniest fraction are actually from there so this is something that has always perplexed me, I reckon their inaction isn't purely down to selfishness but rather they often underestimate a plight until they have experienced it first hand. If one state has a problem then only 1/50th of congress will experience it, but if DC has a problem all of congress sees it - I think we just need to elect more sympathetic people.
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  1063. Why the fuck would you leave a city in Australia, there's man-eating people in the bush. Some even eat women.
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  1064. The Welsh are our crooners, Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey, crazy singing voices.
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  1065. The 2nd woman may have been brave but she was also completely stupid, any 5 year old could have told her why you don't tough someone that has a strong electrical current passing through their body.
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  1066.  @heliotropezzz333  They're trolling, it's 'edgy' to suggest things have laugh tracks.
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  1067. Rupert Turdcock did make a bid to buy a majority share in Sky but the government looked at Fox News and said "Like fuck are you gonna turn Sky News in to a channel like that!  Now get on yer bike you aussie smell!"
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  1068. If humans still exist in 100 years time we should have 1 government looking out for the welfare of everyone and 1 standard language spoken by everyone.  We are not Welsh, French or Zimbabwean, we are human.  I'm proud to be Scottish but I have never felt the need to learn Gaelic because I already speak a language with a global reach, if Mandarin becomes the dominant language in the next 50 years (which it likely will) then I will learn that out of necessity. Gaelic, like Welsh, is unnecessary.
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  1069. No, Nelson, any ship with weapons is a warship, a Battleship with a capital B is a specific ship class.
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  1070. They had no way of knowing that the iceberg would kill them, they simply tried to avoid hitting the propellers because a ship with damaged propulsion is dead in the water. Even in what they probably thought was the worst case scenario (the ship would sink, but it would take days) they would at least have propulsion to get to a dock in time.
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  1071. The video didn't say it was.
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  1072. Then you include failsafes. Wanna know why the 3rd generation reactors in Sweden and France can't be started up? Because they have so many redundancies and backups of backups that they are effectively so complex it's gonna take 5 years to iron out the kinks that keep purposely shutting down the reactor. We finally get to a point where we can build reactors that are harder to start up than shut down and the greeny hippies want us to give up. That's like perfecting organ transplantation after a thousand people have sacrificed themselves as test subjects and then saying "Mmmeh, fuckit. Transplants are pointless, let's stop."
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  1073. It doesn't matter who they interviewed because the subject was to see if people still wanted to come, not what types are coming. Try to be rational once in a while, Lewis, you might enjoy the relief.
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  1074. +Status Q Thirty-four hundred people is not a survey?  Then tell me what is, oh enlightened one.
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  1075. +SkyneT It's only use was this video, it's an advert.
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  1076. Rolls-Royce/SNECMA M45H Came out in 1970 also and was much larger than the Garret engine.
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  1077. He's in the middle east I think it's only courteous they be allowed to hear what someone on their soil is addressing to them.
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  1078. +bdegrds Whereas the rest of us have compassion and detest it happening to both.
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  1079. Google 'slum tower', there are real places like that in places like Bolivia and Peru where companies started building 80-storey buildings and then ran out of money and the homeless moved in. They are like vertical Kowloon walled cities with kids playing on 50th floor balconies. Now people even build more floors on the top of them...
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  1080. +TheGroucho66 I can't be arsed going in to one of my long diatribes, so I'll try to be succinct and hope it comes across. Capitalism is bad. Worse than communism, worse than socialism, worse than nationalism. Capitalism is getting the most out of the least invested, this gives birth to formulae, the tried and tested, the "if it works replicate it". 90% of US shows and sitcoms don't get past the pilot, those that do are quickly hijacked by the network who hire 12+ writers to join what was once an original idea of a handful of episodes to then create 24 each year, every year. This leads to a lowering of standards but a show that is still watched. It's dumbing down of the masses. 2,000 shareholders make money, 20 million Americans learn to laugh at jokes that would otherwise fail to hit the spot outside of the US. There really is a divide between US and UK/World humour, but thanks to the Internet age all of that is changing and people are globalising. US shows now have to step up to the mark or won't get syndicated and non-US shows like IT Crowd are now available on the likes of BBCA and Netflix. American comics, with the exception of a handful of greats, have been forced to rely on obvious, easy, toilet humour. Easy being the catchword. Fuck, I created a diatribe anyway,
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  1081. The only explanation I've come up with about our accent is that it's rough around the edges, it's like an accent that was put in to production when it was only 70% finished.
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  1082. They didn't either, Sam just runs Rockstar and Dan writes some of the material. Rockstar North creates the games.
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  1083. Suggesting they do research is overstating their intelligence.
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  1084. +Gastyne LOL, your dad calls YOU the Nazi when you argue against the persecution of an entire group.  You should educate your dad on who the Nazis actually were.
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  1085. Inciting hatred isn't free speech, if you come to this country to hand out flyers in the hopes of getting a reaction then yeah, I don't want you here. No decent person would want you here, belief in free speech or otherwise, just because you are given a right to say or do something doesn't mean you should and if you can't exercise constraint you should be disbarred from entry. It's hilarious but if a brown person gets into the country to spew hate then we are the bad guys for letting it happen, but if a white person is ejected from the country for doing the same it suddenly becomes an attack on free speech. Is there anything about bigotry that is not utterly hypocritical? There has to be something somewhere where bigots don't completely contradict what they supposedly believe in but I've never managed to see it...
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  1086.  @burt792  So is ITER, the OP's statement confuses me because I don't want to blow our collective European trumpet but many of the biggest engineering projects and science experiments on the planet are in Europe...
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  1087.  Juan Diego  It does look like suicide, he clearly spins the wheel to turn the bus. He was suicidal, she was a nuisance, he decided she was coming with him.
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  1088. In his nonsense-fabrication lab thinking up clever ways to pretend to debunk stuff.
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  1089. 4 backflips in an hour is nothing if it comes naturally to you.
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  1090.  @Natibe_  Why do you red-state crumpets never understand terms like "per capita" or "GDP"? It makes no difference if one country is the size of Russia and the other is the size of Barbados - 1.8% of the countries GDP would be perfect for it's size... Honestly I'm starting to think American schools down south are just fronts for farming because they sure churn out a lot of vegetables. Please stop embarrassing the rest of your countrymen by not understanding what the word 'ratio' means!
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  1091.  @marcopena5117  Except you asked a question after it was very clearly pointed out that Adam was both Irish and joking. Most people don't ask questions after the answer has already been given.
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  1092.  @nathangarland9453  You're not English, English folk don't act so little and petty.
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  1093.  @machintelligence  Or someone familiar with Trump just copies his style.
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  1094. They only fail if not maintained, like anything else really.
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  1095. I think any captain from the age of sale would just wonder why you want to build a ship out of something that doesn't float.
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  1096. I really hope the SUV woman was jailed, people who get their cars stuck on train lines seem to forget that their idiocy could kill hundreds.
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  1097. There are places where renewables would be useless so fusion is needed anyway. There's not much wind on Mars and once you get past Jupiter solar is weak sauce.
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  1098. Dogs: The roomba of dropped food
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  1099. Too much dark matter in the way.
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  1100. It's only a slap in the face if you blame 2 billion people for the actions of 19 people.
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  1101. Do some research, little one. (Blink182, really?) The Nazis were about as left wing as Trump is, next you'll tell me they were democratic and supportive of blacks? Lots of groups claim to be one thing, Trump's administration claimed to be competent...
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  1102.  @carlcushmanhybels8159  If you read a history book you will find America didn't invent anything in 1903, they simply adopted what we Brits invented in 1892 so stop trying to take credit - it's not like the US is lacking in the achievement department so you don't have to try and steal credit for other things.
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  1103. There can be any number of reasons, for my son it was to talk about his love of Star Wars.
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  1104.  @chumon1992  Because prior to 1837 Britain was a liberal paradise of sexual healing?
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  1105. Semantics. Are there 300 Amazon trailers on the road, yes or no?
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  1106.  @powermasterjazz  Good luck with that, after Dark City Alex Proyas stopped making amazing movies and settled for making mediocre-to-decent movies. I don't think he's known well enough anymore for the studio to let him create a director's cut. Also he'd probably fuck it up.
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  1107. "You're telling me you've sold every toupee in this wig shop? You must have at least one left?"
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  1108. "You want your usual, Travis?" "Best make it a double, the old lady's been on my back all day!"
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  1109.  @ameliadavis1979  There was nothing to jump on, you see the vent cover near the middle of the room and the mother steps over it. Also how does a baby fall in to a vent backwards? Was the baby walking backwards towards the wall? Or was the baby edging along the wall as though it was a window ledge and then walked forwards as soon as she was over the uncovered vent? I'm usually sceptical whenever someone says "this was staged", but just look at the direction the baby is facing and look how close that vent is to the wall...
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  1110. Mom clearly didn't educate her though.
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  1111.  @kiliipower355  I remember as an eight year old being taken by my mum and dad to visit my big sister's first flat, she was 17. I don't remember much about the inside of the flat but I do remember my dad pointing at a turd near the lift and saying to my mum "That's too big to have come out of a dog!"
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  1112.  @GreyWolfLeaderTW  That's because of population difference. Learn about how to use stats if you want to use stats.
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  1113.  @The_Ballo  It was turbulence, obviously. The passengers are travelling at exactly the same speed as the plane so they aren't going to go flying in to things just because they have their seatbelts off. Source? 100 years of people flying in planes without seatbelts...
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  1114. What about it? Do you think the more tax you pay the less severe the weather in your area? Christ almighty.
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  1115. Yeah but Paris smells like onions.
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  1116.  @PotatoPirate123  It was taken on because the internet had been around since the late 60's and so enthusiasts wanted a new name to describe the HTTP-based system that was about to shake things up, they wanted a flashy name to attract new users. They called it the Information Superhighway for a while but it didn't catch on so they then opted to calling it the World Wide Web as Tim Berners-Lee intended and eventually that was shortened to just The Web. By around 1999 most folks were back to just calling it the internet again since the web was just an evolutionary step in a thing that had existed since 1967 and had always been known as the internet.
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  1117. Until you died on the job from something simple and avoidable and your widow was given £40 and a sorry. Or your child was stillborn and the doctor said "at least you have 5 others". Yes, life is so miserable with all of today's life-saving advances.
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  1118.  @scotchegg6422  Why does it matter?
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  1119. "This week on I Shouldn't be a Parent we have a drowning that could have been easily prevented..."
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  1120. This sort of thing has always happened in computing, resolution standards from the early days of CGA and EGA up to the modern HD and 4K are decided by VESA, which is a co-operative body set up by screen manufacturers and GPU makers to make sure everyone is on the same page. Jpeg (.JPG) also came about because there were dozens of image formats in the 80's and the industry wanted to create a standard for them.
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  1121.  @Anna_Stetik  News networks are usually vying with one another to see who can release the story first and so the first reports are almost always wrong. Since this involved deaths on a water ride the first reports to reach journalists would be "four dead on water ride" and then whatever questions they would be able to ask before the cops push them away would likely be answered by "I didn't see much but I do know all four ended up in the water". So it first appears on the evening news as drownings. This happens with about 90% of news stories, you only find out much later that the "husband murdered by an axe-wielding home intruder" really died by falling down the stairs and landing on his own gardening tool.
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  1122. How many warnings should a person get? For all you know she has been stopped twice before about this broken lamp.
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  1123. Good movie that, doesn't Damian "Major Winters" Lewis play his 2nd in command?
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  1124.  @houstonfirefox  Talk about an irrelevant comment, the OP isn't even from Europe.
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  1125. Because they know that capitalism isn't sustainable forever due to automation and employment being mutually exclusive and because they know that social instability in capitalist nations comes from those at the bottom of the pyramid who are either unemployed, have insecure jobs or are paid a pittance to work long hours. When car plants that employ 6,000 people to make 100 cars each day become plants that employ 100 people to make 6,000 cars each day those other 5,900 people are going to need food and shelter which they can no longer pay for. This is when you have to choose between that evil socialism that must be the spawn of Satan himself (pfft, socialism **spit**) or watch society fall apart as the masses of low-skilled peasants bay for the blood of the bourgeoisie and their masters up in their ivory towers.
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  1126. It's illegal in some countries, like Germany I believe.
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  1127. It was enormous with lots of people in it, if you could take out both towers at the same time while they are full the death toll would eclipse that of the nukes dropped on Japan. Al Queda wanted terror and there's few things more terrible than a massive loss of life.
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  1128.  @BaBa-pf3ol  Iran looks nothing like the way it did in 1974. If you think it does then you are a fool.
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  1129. "So, that was 15 things you can do with a dead cat, now I'd like to talk about Brilliant..."
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  1130.  @kristianwilliams441  Fish heads, fish heads, roly poly fish heads, fish heads, fish heads, eat them up, yum!
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  1131.  @cohenfromdiscord2551  Wrestling with a cop does justify lethal force though - when the cop has a hold of you then it means you are no longer fleeing, if you then continue the struggle that cop is well within his right to shoot you before you take his gun and use it against him. However in this instance it was the cop's partner who shot the criminal, but it should be equally justifiable since he has to protect his partner, himself and the public from a criminal that might get their hands on a cop's gun.
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  1132. Numbers and letters are man made but maths is universal.
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  1133. This is why when you're new to making drugs it's nice if there is someone you can call about the crossed-out instructions.
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  1134.  @bernique8721  Assumptions assumptions assumptions.
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  1135.  @Hartwig870  You'll have to point out where the OP said Elon was responsible for apartheid because all the rest of us have read their comment a dozen times and still can't see what you see.
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  1136.  @aorusaki  Nowhere did I say they deserve less respect than they got, I simply stated that they did not die. In fact they likely did give their lives since pretty much all of them likely now have a shorter lifespan due to what they endured. It still doesn't change the fact that they survived the accident and are still living. Also I respect those men more than you could know, regardless of whether they died or not they are still heroes. I am not criticising your countrymen - they are some of the bravest people I have ever heard of!
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  1137. 0:56 "There's that Russian destroyer. Load tubes 1 and 2!" "Aye, sir. Tubes should be loaded within 17 minutes, sir."
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  1138.  @dawnrodgers9466  Defending her from what? Any confrontation was already over. When you jump up out of your seat, point at someone and start threatening violence it is neither self defence nor the defence of anyone else, it is a hostile act.
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  1139.  @martinm1231  That is the first thing they will be thinking after watching such movies, Martin!
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  1140.  fuckyoutubepolicy staff  China has 12 nuclear powered submarines and has been building them since 1974, and if China refused to sell Indonesia nuclear subs due to their spat over the South China Sea then Russia will just sell them to them, after all it was Russia that sold the tech to China. Hell, if I was the president of France I would offer to build them for Indonesia.
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  1141. 92 years, not 25, I would question your educational system before the judicial system.
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  1142.  @foreverinteriors  No, it was the launch of Voyager 2
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  1143. What does oil have to do with any of this?
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  1144.  @zozzledwolf4653  This guy murdered his sister's rapist so your logic immediately fails. This is why you don't get to make rules.
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  1145. This is why we need a colony on Mars at the earliest opportunity, at the moment we have all of our eggs in the proverbial single basket.
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  1146. The boy was diagnosed with avoidant-restrictive food intake disorder, if he ate anything else he would become sick from the texture.
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  1147. To all of those saying skyscrapers are bland and soulless I would have to say only modern skyscrapers personally, and that is because there is no interest whatsoever in having a unified look fitting the rest of the city anymore - it's all about who has the wackiest idea, like the developers are seeing just how absurd of an idea they can get away with. American cities were as tall in 1940 as they are today but it was only in the 1970's they started getting spirals and brik-a-brak looking eyesores because from the 30's to 60's architects built skyscrapers that would fit within the city, first with the art-deco architecture of the day and then with the the sleek dark towers of the 60's like 270 Park Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas building. There was nothing exotic until people started to see what they could get away with on a skyline, that's why I think the fault lies with regulators caring too much about a building's footprint and not enough about it's 'skyprint'.
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  1148. He's Irish, they barely pronounce Ts as it is.
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  1149. Tom Scott: The Vsauce of interesting things you didn't know you needed to know.
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  1150.  @2760ade  Every Bloodhound Gang song is about sex, every single one.
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  1151. From what I read a while ago they do not remove the fuel from US submarines like what happens at decommissioned power plants, instead the entire reactor compartment of the submarine is cut out, filled with cement and then buried. There is a site in the US where 30 or so are buried, a sort of mass grave for reactor compartments. This is still marginally better than what we Brits and the Russians do as both of our countries just anchor old subs in port with a plan to process the reactors at a time when technology allows, though we Brits at least tend to our dead subs annually to make sure they aren't leaking or sinking while the Russians completely neglect theirs. I have no idea what the French do with their retired subs but I would imagine they park them somewhere like we do.
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  1152. Vice City is set in the 80's when that sort of font and colour scheme was common, it's part of the retro style. Though seeing as GTA's creators have been known to pay homage to the shows they grew up with and they were originally a computer club in the early 80's I wouldn't be surprised if they were fans of Micro Live and based the Vice City logo on it.
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  1153.  @Sashazur  Same with 90 West and several other buildings, in 2003 as a survey team inspected the front of 90 West before they could begin work on it they found that scaffolding near the floors where one of the towers impacted the building had human remains on it.
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  1154. A cure that only works if you get it before symptoms manifest, there are a lot of people who don't know about rabies and so would ignore a bite from a wild animal until months later when the site began to tingle and it was then to late to act.
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  1155. I can't remember how many times in the years after 9/11 I had to point out this disaster to any idiot who brought up the "aluminium can't make a hole in steel" nonsense. If a mass has sufficient velocity then what it is made from is completely irrelevant.
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  1156. The rank and file are also the ones who have been carrying out most of the rapes and executions so it's hard to have sympathy.
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  1157. Very true, and the bags were incredible, they were huge and seemed to have some form of reinforced bottom ready for you to load the bag straight to the brim. You'd never be allowed to serve sweets by the kilogram today :/
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  1158. Makes me wonder if US bases have a "letter of last resort"-type things whereby the occupants get instructions on what to do next if the US was flattened by nukes. Probably everyone is instructed to wait for the Nathan James to take them home :D
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  1159. Enjoying satire and not being a bigot helps a great deal.
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  1160. Schizophrenia is a thing...
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  1161. "One half impulse, Mr Biscuits!"
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  1162. It's almost as if all of the other BBC video channels, radio stations and websites cater to a wide audience...
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  1163. Depends on which nation you are in, there are 198 of them and all have different laws and regulations.
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  1164.  Robert Blackford  You didn't defeat Nazism though, the Russians did. Another American who only reads American history books.
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  1165. Rexx, bees require warmth, they sleep in hives that are temperature controlled by the drones inside it using their bodies to heat it and wings to cool it. A lone bee that could not fly back home would eventually freeze to death in the dirt, it's not rocket science that a heat source, any heat source, would be a place to sleep. I've had spiders curl up in my hand because all they've been searching for was heat.
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  1166.  @atomic4650  By that same logic you could attribute Boeing solely to Washington state which has a tiny population compared to the European states that founded Airbus.
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  1167.  @YourAveragePredator  He's the best cared for cat in the land, he has to be, anything happens to him and the PM's rating plummets, so trust me when I say he is plenty pampered behind that door.
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  1168.  @BABEEBEEH  She was likely the only person in the restaurant locking it up for the night because there is absolutely no way a freezer will be closed for six hours during the day time. She got locked in while doing her rounds and was likely found at 5/6am when the breakfast chef came to open up.
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  1169. It was so they could get their hands on Shirō Ishii's research, seemingly committing atrocities can be overlooked if Uncle Sam stands to gain something. Similar to how Operation Paperclip saved a lot of Nazis from the Nuremberg Trials.
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  1170.  @davenemo5494  You've never had a celebrity that used their power for something of substance, though Ronnie Raygun came close.
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  1171. It's not a stupid law, when the law was created there wasn't a breed registry in the UK so you would never know if you were getting a puppy from a long line of sweet animals or a puppy whose father, grandfather and great grandfather had been bred to rip small animals apart. So we could either continue as we were with children being mauled to death every year or we could remove the dogs that were killing the children. You can now own a pit bull in the UK but it must have a verified background and it must be registered, Patrick Stewart couldn't keep this dog because it's lineage wasn't traceable.
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  1172. It's the Balkans, there are some folks there who if they found a body in the woods could do any manner of things with it from feed it to their livestock or bake it into a pie. I think the US equivalent would be Appalachia?
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  1173.  @nikkimclay5474  No he didn't. He acted 100% correctly after he found the photos.
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  1174.  @roberthunter6927  tokenlau is correct, on any Tupolev or Ilushin plane the only way to disconnect the autopilot is by physically switching it off, it can not be disconnected by touching the controls. The pilots had not been told/trained that Airbus and Boeing autopilots can be disconnected by overriding them, had they known that they never would have let a kid sit in that seat - or they would have, as you said, told them what not to do.
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  1175. Miniskirts were around long before 1971.
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  1176. And anyone else with a functioning brain.
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  1177.  @Peter_S_  I find it hard to believe that someone who sounds like a teenager used to design anything. No offence.
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  1178.  @coleh46  America was not on either side of the deal though, Russia was on one side and the EU on the other. If we Europeans were to talk/influence/force (all three words mean the same) Biden in to shutting down the rest of the Keystone pipe lines Americans would be right to ask "What does a deal between Canada and the US have to do with Europe?"
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  1179. In all fairness the UK system is perfect. If you have no money or you are happy to wait your turn then you use the NHS, if you are well off or you want to be seen by a doctor immediately then you buy health insurance from one of the dozens of insurance companies and then you get access to practically the same pampering as Americans get.
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  1180. It's just trolling, it's the closest some folk can muster to humour.
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  1181.  @scotthullinger4684  Russia hasn't been communist since 1991, they are a fascist oligarchy that is just as capitalist as anywhere in the west. Scott, you are a perfect example of the people this video talks about - you have knowledge in your head that does not fit the real world, I mean even a ten year old would know that Russian communism collapsed with the Soviet Union. China is communist, Vietnam and Cuba are communist, Russia (where all the rich live in lavish palaces or yachts) is about as communist as Zimbabwe.
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  1182. They did. 1993, despite the six deaths, was a blessing in disguise as the evacuation was slow and clumsy, lots of lessons were learned and eight years later those lessons meant the death toll of 9/11 wasn't in the tens of thousands.
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  1183. That's how I saw it, she was trying to say thank you.
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  1184. I think it depends how much pain you are, people who are in agony generally lose any inhibitions and could not care less who is watching because it stops registering, the majority of women giving birth while not caring who saw the business end of the delivery is proof of this. However if you're injured but the pain is manageable then your mind will operate as normal and so the thought of a crowd gathering around you while you're in a vulnerable or crippled state would make you very anxious, even more so if you were not a fan of crowds to begin with.
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  1185. He also doesn't know how regions work as if you asked people in the UK who Andrew Neil or Ben Shapiro was they would only know Andrew Neil.
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  1186. True, but a hungry and cold soldier is much more easy to demoralise.
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  1187. Not very good for most EVs though as they require more electricity to run than a permanent magnet motor since electricity is required to create mechanical energy and the electric field, though Teslas do actually use AC motors in their cars so they only require REEs for their battery packs.
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  1188.  @carbidegrd1  I think the OP was referring to commenting trolls.
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  1189.  Teh Chuan  Shut up you Chinese bot! I'm no fan of Americans but I do know that 99% of mines in Asia were put there by militant guerrillas fighting against their governments or warlords trying to protect their territory.
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  1190. Where anywhere in the movie or this video did it state that Brits didn't want to use deadly force? The captain called the UK command in that area and there was nothing we could do, they advised him to avoid the Somali coast and he decided to sail right down it. Perhaps we should have sent everything in our arsenal to that one area because of a reckless captain who decided to rub his dick along the Somali coast?
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  1191. Luis Suarez attacks only with his face.
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  1192. Our Magnox and AGR plants were some of the best and safest in the world and it infuriates me that the Tories sold them off like everything else of value so that we now need to rely on foreign companies.
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  1193.  @empyrean196  They didn't have a point, they just wanted to mansplain some.
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  1194.  @pleiadiblu2365  Possibly, but the admin buildings and the emergency bunker were still built on the higher elevation which allowed the people there to co-ordinate efforts still, had these things been constructed down beside the plant they would have been wrecked too and the disaster would have been a million times worse because half of the Fukushima 50 were engineers and managers in these buildings who co-ordinated the effort to get water into the cores until help arrived.
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  1195.  @Ash-vm6vy  Being an aviation enthusiast I know of almost every documented crash, including the countless mid-air collisions. I'd still rather be on a ship with a drunk captain than in a plane with a drunk captain.
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  1196.  @jayc342009  Common sense, that and the fact that each time Elizabeth Truss has said "We won't have X" the very next day it has been in the papers that the Americans have demanded we accept X. The NHS will be carved up and our regulations will be dropped, how else would the US be able to swoop in and buy up everything? Tsk.
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  1197. Selfish or ill.
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  1198.  @Rudofaux  learn what r/Woooosh means.
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  1199. That's an assumption, Alex. This woman could have been wanted for a dozen murders for all you or I know.
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  1200. Also the first airliner (which introduced the modern era of high-altitude, jet-powered craft with pressurised cabins) was the Comet made by BOAC. Though if anything once it started crashing our short-lived, state-of-the-art plane became a symbol for American companies on how not to build an airliner.. 😉
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  1201. What did Noel Edmonds have to do with this accident? Also why do you single him out, he was one of two hosts.
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  1202. Found another psychologist in the comments, you guys are everywhere!
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  1203.  @DrewCulbertson  Grow up Edgy McEdgerson!
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  1204. She had a kid with her own daughter?
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  1205. They couldn't have pulled the plug at any time, they closed half of their reactors on the day of the decision and then laid off all of the engineers who knew how to reprocess fuel. This was clearly explained in the video, once the brakes were on they could not be released, all they could do was increase the stopping distance by a few months.
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  1206.  @Finlandpro1  Screaming and banging with what might I ask? As he was folded up like a shirt underneath that seatback.
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  1207.  @Chellz801  Another problem is that Americans seem to hate paying taxes and would like to pay no taxes, as if everything in society is paid for in magic beans. In Europe we are fine with taxes, taxes are the reason we have nice things.
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  1208.  @Raumplestomp  No, most monotheistic cultures believe in the same Abrahamic god, it's polytheists who have different gods.
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  1209. It was only done out of Pearl Harbor after the allies had cracked the code, which was done at Bletchley Park by Brits to begin with. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes
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  1210. It staggers me how London and New York built huge subway networks over a century ago covering hundreds of miles while today building a 20 mile long tunnel can take 30 years minimum to complete...
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  1211. Were you tempted to spell it Segway?
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  1212.  @summerroses8841  Thankfully it transpired that neither child saw anything graphic, when the raft upended the water was still high enough that all machinery was below the waterline, the kids just saw the two adults fall back into the water and the other two adults fall on to the conveyor. They were then both rescued by bystanders and taken away, it's only once the first responders had drained that section that they saw what had happened to all four adults.
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  1213. It would likely be a store room. The multitude of warnings and the number 13 would all just be a joke among the faculty.
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  1214.  @meep-xx3ol  What safety features is the elevator missing? The elevator worked correctly.
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  1215.  @P.90.603  Then that person (who doesn't exist) lied to you, do you get 6 weeks of paid vacation per year? No, but I do in the UK with it's "lower standard of living" LMAO.
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  1216.  @dutchpatriot17  No, it's the oldest mantra in recorded history - united we stand, divided we fall. The EU breaking up would make lots of people happy but the majority of them won't be Eurosceptics in europe, no the real parties will be held in the US and China and in emerging economies like Russia, India and Brazil because it's a lot easier to use and abuse a bunch of small economies than it is to get what you want from one giant economy.
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  1217.  @dsandoval9396  Do it during high tide and the Thames barrier wouldn't stand a chance, half of central London would be under water.
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  1218.  @MarkousMajorSurf  So what you're saying is you'll believe anything?
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  1219. Murdered! Murdered by the establishment just as you were about to get to the juicy stuff! Much like anyone else who dreamed of going after that moon cheddar.
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  1220.  @jonye7511  They buy drones from Iran because Iran makes some of the best drones on the planet.
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  1221.  @chargehanger  The cleanup costs are now included in the construction cost - hence why plants jumped from a 5 billion price tag to a 20 billion price tag. They more than pay for themselves though over a 40 year lifetime, if they didn't then no one would even be discussing them, would they?
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  1222. You are a Joe virgin? how is that possible? We thought we had converted the entire world to Joe's teachings!
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  1223. Glen Philister and Mary Culligan were on point.
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  1224.  @jonpaul3868  Around 80 if you use some basic math. she was in her 20's in the 1950's so she was born in the 1930's.
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  1225.  @dan-ws2sf  I pity people like you, ignorance is a choice and you chose it.
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  1226. Wrong, Rattlehead, we are part of the European continent, by your (utterly stupid) logic any island would be it's own continent...
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  1227. A woman had a teen living in her gut?
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  1228. Elevators are something you never go near in a fire, in fact you should avoid them in just about any disaster since they are prone to become traps.
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  1229. You're the brainwashed one, fella. Posting the same shit over and over and over and over and over again is a tell tale sign of cognitive obsession. Move out from your mum's house, meet a girl..
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  1230. Every developed country in Europe has a strategy to do that, it's called 'total war' production, and it is also enshrined in law thanks to two great wars and the cold war.
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  1231.  @transvestosaurus878  Black Sea has a very high rating on either metacritic or rottentomatoes as supposedly they did submarining correctly. A lot of submarine buffs (like actual submariners and not just submarine lovers like me) rate that movie highly for it's realistic depiction of the sub's operating.
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  1232. No, every other nation stopped their own attempts to leave when they saw what happened to us and our economy.
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  1233. If a person is stupid enough to follow the words of biased pundits and news networks with obvious agendas then something is broken somewhere, the fact the US has been exactly the same since the 1970's shows that no one is interested in fixing the system. Probably because any attempt to stop an unbiased news network from fooling gullible viewers would have those same gullible viewers screaming about the first amendment. You can't have it both ways, you can mock us Europeans when we take away the soapboxes from liars but we don't have nearly the level of ignoramuses as the US does, who build their bunkers because their favourite pundit tells them every 18 months that "The end days will be here in 18 months"
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  1234. Half of western Europe has been socialist since the end of world war 2 and I would say we have prospered, so much so that half of the planet now wants to move here and take advantage of it so it can't be all that bad having universal healthcare, welfare, education and the like. Or are you stupidly under the notion that "Soshulism is wot rusha had wiv Josef Stallone!"?
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  1235. What if by the time you were 18 you discovered that the game stop you were sent to work at wasn't something you wanted to do?  You would be stuck, because you have no education.
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  1236. +Luke Koh Solution: Use it better. The Titanic was iron and it sunk, should we have gone back to wooden ships? Discuss.
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  1237. Of course it wasn't dumb, I'd rather have a baby know how to correct it's position in water than have a dead baby.
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  1238. Ahh homeschooling, American speak for "We're raising the next generation of numpties!".   I showed a girl at work how to calculate a circumference for a pie crust detail and she said "I was homeschooled and only got basic maths", I told her I learned that shit when I was about 10.
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  1239. LOL, if any country ever has something it's because they stole it from Americans. I love American arrogance, it's second to none. I wonder if any Americans consider their space program as being stolen from Germany? I thought not.
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  1240. Trying to correct a professionally made video never ends well, sinistra.
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  1241. Raf P, no dumb is when you let a joke fly over your head and then proceed to criticise it because you didn't get it. Well done, little man.
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  1242. +David Lowe Cannons did allsorts, the reason today we have both guns and shotguns.  A projectile could punch a hole in your ship at the waterline, allowing a smaller ship to hang back and just hope you could not repair it in time.  They also had 'grapeshot' which like a shotgun meant hundreds of tiny projectiles that could incapacitate countless targets.  Then you had grenades, small cannon balls packed with substances that would react with oxygen when they made impact. People even got inventive with cannon balls, pirates who wanted to disable a target would load ammunition that they had created themselves.  Nunchukas! Or as they called them, chain shot.  This was a hunk of small projectiles that were attached in pairs by a 6-foot chain.  The idea was that just like shot the projectiles would spread out but the chain connecting them would tear anything they hit.  Chain shot could annihilate a ship's sails making it dead in the water.
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  1243. FirstRisingSoul, you should have told NASA that at the beginning dude, you could have saved them millions with your superior knowledge of their professions. All that money wasted by a bunch of idiots who put us on the moon.
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  1244. Their licence plates don't always go down to well...
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  1245. The Internet allows immediate communication, I think the next big breakthrough will be fast, practical travel.  The ability to travel from the UK to Australia in maybe an hour instead of 24.  You could visit a friend on the opposite side of the planet in the same time it takes us to drive to the nearest city today, that's why I have a lot of interest in things like the Sabre engine being developed that will allow aircraft to exit the atmosphere, speed to a destination by rocket and come back down to land.
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  1246. Christian, I think Americans wash daily just to get excess bits of food out of their nooks and crannies.
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  1247. We Brits used the Germanic system until around 1830, that's why you will often hear in a period drama something like "The year of our Lord seventeen hundred, six and seventy. Those blasted Americans have stole themselves from us!" or "Four and Sixty boxes of tea? In the Harbour? The scoundrels!" I think the eggheads at the Royal Society wanted to simplify English numbers for science.
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  1248. No Denis "I wish I was Bill" Leary?
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  1249. Amazing, there was like 10 replies before Elvis actually answered the OP's question. That is a lot of stupid people crammed in to a small space.
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  1250. The left side of the ship had a long corridor that ran above the bulkheads, once the bow sank low enough this passageway acted like an artery that allowed water to travel further in to different compartments, so even though the water was coming in on the right it was being shared out on the left.
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  1251. I wouldn't care if a team of doctor's were dissecting one of my turd's with a pencil, but I would draw the line at conjuring one up in front of their eyes.
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  1252. Car become muddy and slow, let's fix car with things.
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  1253. brians48now Do people really still start corrective sentences with 'Ummm'?
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  1254. +姚澜 Giver versus taker ;)
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  1255. +Jonnysea1986 Graham Norton.
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  1256. +chadwickistaken I'm sure she would have noticed, she just gave zero fucks.
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  1257. Jimmy, that is a stupid thing to say, if being a dumbass and being a murderer had the same sentence then as soon as some people realised they had done something stupid they would be more likely to just decide to go out in a blaze of glory and go on a killing spree seeing as they would be getting the same sentence at the end of the day. Do you know what happened in the 80's when they passed a public-demanded law in the UK for rapists to get the same 20 year sentence as murderers? Reports of rape dropped but reports of murder with signs of sexual assault went through the roof. This is why rational people are responsible for laws instead of the armchair experts who comment on YouTube.
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  1258. No, trying to get kids interested in the centenary.
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  1259. Actually bystanders said that the guy said hello to Bieber in passing and was pushed out of the way, the dude then pushes Bieber back before Bieber starts swinging. These things are always started by that pale little fruitbowl, the average dude on the street has no reason to be arrogant, but a spunkpile who is notorious for going nowhere without an entourage that includes bodyguards is about as arrogant as someone can get. He really is a strand of wet noodle.
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  1260. Considering the sheer amount of things that can be credited to British ingenuity we really don't have to explain ourselves, like ever. Anyone with a serious interest in science or engineering over the age of 15 knows what we achieved. Suffice to say you are all very welcome :)
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  1261. I wonder when Republicans will acknowledge global warming.  Perhaps when 9 out of ten container ships docking at California carry just drinking water.
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  1262. Because deactivating that floor wouldn't cross the mind of the person reprogramming the elevator? If you make assumptions often you should keep them to yourself, assuming is a weakness and when society falls making assumptions will get you killed, raped, eaten or a combination of the three :)
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  1263. 0:19 What is up with that dude's face? It's like God let one of his kids design a human or some shit. That is anarchy where a face should be!
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  1264. Reminds me of the Bob the Builder episode where Wendy needed help with her crack and Bob got his caulk out.
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  1265. One of the chemicals in Pyrex is illegal in the EU and it is one that American creators use as a costcutting measure. So over here in Britain their stuff is more expensive but also uses a compound that is far more resistant to temperature changes, sort of like a transparent ceramic. I think American Pyrex adopted the same formula not out of demand but to stay true to their motto of 'unbreakables'. Small price increase to retain a reputation. Oh, and the chemical used was not in any way dangerous, it was just created using an inefficient method, in the EU materials are banned from use if the creation process is deemed more harmful than the end product can justify.
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  1266. +JL Li By allies you mean about 160 nations that recognise the spratlys are in international waters.
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  1267. Roy Batty You argue like a Republican, instead of facts or figures you call your opponent a 'Doodyhead'.  To think that nearly 50% of the USA is composed of people like you is frankly scary!
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  1268. It clearly stated in the video they are of no use against terrorism, watch the video before asking idiotic questions.
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  1269.  @AlbatrossCommando  The soviets matched the US at every turn and did it all on a miniscule socialist budget, are you gonna tell me they were one of the two most technological states on the planet by using potatoes as computers?
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  1270. Aaron Lee There are no British monster trucks to compete with American ones, we don't indulge in any of that childish nonsense, those that want to see monster trucks either go to the States or wait for one like the one in the video to be brought over.
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  1271. +Then It said LMAO!
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  1272. Some people will do anything for fame, riches or attention, including exploiting their own kids. Just look at those pageants where women dress their 5-year old daughters up like strippers - if you did that in the UK your kid would be taken from you and put up for adoption by a family who wants children.
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  1273. Silver is a metal...
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  1274. No gangs in British prisons, if you form a gang all the members get scattered to other prisons.
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  1275.  @duncanmccaulkiner378  Explain how having no trade partners is going to get us medication post-Brexit?
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  1276. This Yemen has no filangees!
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  1277.  @dahlmasen3084  Yes, but lasted for another ten after that, as the OP said.
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  1278. It does, damage to the head/brain, even mild damage like a concussion puts you in fight or flight initially until you can get a handle on the situation, when you get an unexpected smack over the head it could be because something fell off a high shelf or it could be a home invader, your brain instinctively prepares for the latter.
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  1279.  @Charliegirl8645  Yeah, that's how we do it on the east coast of Scotland, breakfast, dinner, tea, supper. I never knew there were Brits who referred to the main meal of the day as supper... to us supper is a cheese peece about 9 o'clock.
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  1280. You can discipline a child without harming them.
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  1281.  @RichTiger7  We launched them because in 1976 we had no way of getting humans further than the moon, by 2076 we might have ships that can travel 10x further in a single day than Voyager-1 did in 100 years. Technology is ever progressing and always will be until the extremely unlikely event that we learn everything there is to know.
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  1282. "Even animals don't do it" - actually homosexuality is widespread in nature, the only thing that is endemic to humans only is homophobia.
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  1283. Whatever you say my easily led little lamb.
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  1284. Yeah, it still annoys me that we wasted all that money trying to teach a horse to shoot, but the dolphins with bombs project more than made up for it.
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  1285. More fans means more money so North American teams playing in Europe and European teams playing in North America expands the scope of these sports and attracts more fans to them.
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  1286. A human brain can function with only one hemisphere and the left side of John's brain was still in tact, but he still died because of the massive blood loss and traumatic brain injury from the shot, a hemispherectomy has to be carried out when the upper brain is turned off via anaesthetic and then the corpus callosum that connects both hemispheres is carefully disconnected using a scalpel. Using a high powered rifle to remove a large section of one hemisphere while the patient is conscious would not be an ideal starting place to carry out a hemispherectomy but saving the president's life after he was shot was not impossible - it was just enormously unlikely.
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  1287.  @h.huffen-puff4105  Correct. Bending other people's words seems to be rife these days.
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  1288. Didn't the US just spend something like 24 billion ordering 9 new Virginia-class subs? The excuse is that China is building more subs and the US has to keep up, has no one told the US navy that they dwarf every other navy on the planet by around 500 ships and subs already?
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  1289. The lengths people go to try and win some free money, I'm glad the judge laughed her out of court.
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  1290. I tend to find only idiots say that, the kind of people who think rose-tinted spectacles are something you can ask for during an eye exam.
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  1291. I have a vegan recipe that requires only a large pot and a small vegan.
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  1292. Obviously if we knew of any Jihadis they would be jailed and then deported (if they were migrants) but obviously there isn't, what Samantha, the bigot, means is all Muslims. Or she's just dense.
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  1293. Yep, that was Ramzi Ahmed Yousef.
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  1294.  @johntrooper98  If you put fun fact in front of a piece of nonsense you are guilty of trying to mislead people. I hope you aren't American because I had been led to believe they held things like integrity and truth to high standards.
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  1295. Sounds a bit like our Denise Coates, she became one of the richest women in the world through her BetFred gambling site and now makes over 200 million a year in salary, she even earned a knighthood from the Queen. Not bad for a woman that is responsible for countless thousands of deaths and ruined lives. One more reason to despise our royal family if any Aussies still need one.
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  1296. It did, trains travel much faster than that.
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  1297. The Terminator weapons plot hole is one of the most stupid things in Hollywood, you could just stick a plasma rifle up a dog's arse and then retrieve the rifle after the time jump. Now you have a plasma rifle and an angry dog to aid you.
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  1298. "I want to look like human celery!"
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  1299. USS Arizona is similar to HMS Thetis in that there were men trapped inside who were running out of air, the difference was that the Arizona was entirely submerged and with no way to hoist the battleship out of the water the only way to get at the men inside would be to cut through the hull and if they did that it would then drown the men from the ingress of water. There was no feasible way to get the men out of the Arizona alive so all they could do was tell those working nearby to ignore the banging coming from the battleship as reacting to it would just give the doomed men inside false hope. Thetis on the other hand was an act of cruelty, because the stern of the submarine was above the water it was deemed possible to cut into the sub to rescue the men inside - the admiralty said no, because war with Germany was on the horizon and the intact submarine was considered more vital than it's crew.
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  1300. "NEXT EXIT 3000 MILES"
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  1301.  @saved217  It doesn't have any of those things - just because you say something does not make it so. That is how schizophrenics work.
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  1302. Shome thingsh in here don't react well to bulletsh.
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  1303. I would throw in Kiefer Sutherland, and at a stretch Kevin Bacon.
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  1304. I miss that about old CRT's, I used to know if a TV was on nearby too, some people could hear them resonate while others couldn't, I used to get in from school and be able to tell my mum that the TV was left on in her room and she'd wonder how I knew.
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  1305.  @mgronich948  They can only narrow you down to a cell tower's radius though, not the exact metre of dirt you are standing on.
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  1306. This is an EU directive that made iPhone users all over the world safer. There had previously been stories of iPhone users not being able to call for help when they have needed to because while staying with friends they haven't been able to find a compatible charger and it has caused their phone to die, including at least two cases of women being raped while attempting to walk home in the early hours of the morning because they could not call a taxi with their dead phone. Is there a fantastic reason that Apple would put people at such risk by making their phones incompatible with every other phone on the planet? No, they just want to force you to buy an Apple charger in order to get more of your money. I would never touch an Apple product in a million years, they know the universal charging standard increases the safety of phone users but they only care about money.
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  1307. I only make ice cubes with boiling water, boiling water freezes faster and produces better ice and an extra bonus is that any bacteria in the water is murdered by my kettle. On top of that the tap water where I live in Scotland is incredible to start with.
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  1308.  @rainbowodysseybyjonlion  There's a big difference between conquering a country and exterminating a people.
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  1309.  @ashwinsubramaniyan8349  History means everything, it's your legacy and achievements, you can take almost everything from a person but their history is beyond grasp.
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  1310.  @williamsporing1500  Hitler thought that too, you would have liked him.
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  1311. For a non Brit you were pretty much correct though, Carol was the first Rachel, a walking calculator who was easy on the eyes, highly educated and had a great nature, she did a lot of charity work and comedy shows for good causes. Still does, though she's no spring chicken, hard to believe she first did Countdown 36 years ago.
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  1312. Bit odd that we paid our debts to America but are still waiting to get any of our leased bases back from around the globe.
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  1313. The key word was "trust", in their culture a stranger wouldn't lend you money or help you fight a battle but a family member, even if you've never met them, would do so since you are their kin. It is something we have lost a little in the west since many of us no longer even speak to our families or even care for our elderly, if anything we have reversed it in the west as we seek to create our own family and leave our parents and siblings behind. As Peter said, we are more likely to form bonds with strangers to create our own groups but in older cultures the family name is stronger than any other bond you can have. That is until someone dishonours the family name...
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  1314. What does a photographer being killed have to do with social media?
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  1315. Do they use Star Wars force instead of magnetism or something?
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  1316. It's not that other nations don't understand fahrenheit it's more likely "why should we?" Only one country uses it, if every nation on Earth adopted English but America decided to create a new language called Flibble we wouldn't be unfamiliar with it because we struggled with it, we'd be unfamiliar because there are better things to do than attend Flibble classes and practice our Flibble. Y'dig?
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  1317.  @slizzardshroomer9666  It's his camera 🤦‍♂
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  1318.  @daisymeadow6662  They clearly did want to take care of her they just didn't know how because both parents have serious mental issues.
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  1319. Two years before the Breakfast Club and yet Ally looks older here.
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  1320. When he and Ade did the live shows of Bottom, those are up there with some of the things I wish I had seen live.
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  1321.  @anthonygrau2506  Learn what murder is. All you are doing is spreading misinformation and staying ignorant despite someone trying to correct you, what purpose does that serve?
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  1322.  @Anna_Stetik  I think it is because the media rarely follows up on things. Unless it is something to do with a conflict or it's about a bunch of miners trapped in a mine then the media tends to just do the initial incorrect report and then forget about the story altogether and never give people the follow-up story of what really happened. By the way, I wasn't arguing against you, I hope you didn't take it that way because I agree with you that dishonest reporting is rife and often cruel. I was just trying to explain how fickle and uncaring the media can be - they will climb over each other to be the first outlet to break a story but then they stop giving a shit five minutes later.
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  1323. They are print journalists, they don't usually do TV.
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  1324.  @ajgerbi  No job offers healthcare, they offer health insurance. It is only once you are ill you find out exactly what your insurer is willing to cover and the hundreds of loopholes that allow said insurer to get out of them.
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  1325.  @PRH123  Your analogy is stupid because an FLARM is cheap and all of the cheapest safety features a car can have (seatbelts, airbags, ABS, etc) are now mandatory.
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  1326. Turn a man into Soylent Green and you'll feed his friends for weeks.
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  1327.  @KD400_  LMAO, you have no idea.
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  1328. It was lit up because it was being used as a taxiway, if it was not lit up then aircraft would not have been able to get to the active runway.
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  1329. It pleases me to see TTWO doing so well on the BAWSAQ.
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  1330. I can't think of anyone I would blame for it, maybe the staff member who decided to fit electric heaters to the trains but I'd feel pretty bad if I threw away the life of someone whose only intention was to make passengers more comfortable.
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  1331. Exactly, if all you have to say is nonsense then you have to spam it on every video to get noticed. It's sad.
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  1332. No one, we don't vote for governments, we vote for parties and they chose the government. Which is ironic as Tories like to call the EU leadership unelected. That one always amuses me.
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  1333.  @williamthompson9969  That is your belief, it is not a fact. I would love nothing more than to know Hitler received divine retribution but in all likelihood his only punishment was watching his ideal Germany crumble around him before he shot himself. He simply is no more.
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  1334. Ya think?
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  1335. Aye, that's what I was thinking. Also even with a fuel truck I would assume that each truck would still carry at least a single jerry can of fuel just for emergency purposes.
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  1336.  @cromwelltonk6463  I was just going to say this, France has to deal with unexploded shells from both wars and Farmers used to find them almost annually for decades.
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  1337. You can't alter someone's belief when they've been brought up since birth to see socialism and communism as the enemy, if there is something wrong with a country an American will refer to it as socialist or communist without fail. You can't fault them for a century of indoctrination.
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  1338.  @tgm9991  She was flying and she was also on the radio, as it was an emergency. She was the captain.
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  1339.  @spencerthegarfieldfanboy  It's easier to just report them for spam.
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  1340.  @PresidentUSVI  Other intelligence agencies in other countries don't do the same because they don't believe the entire world belongs to them.
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  1341.  @jhoncater227  I wouldn't call it an American experience, I've never been to a country that didn't have ice cream trucks.
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  1342.  @rich8642  He used sources, it's a common practice here on the left.
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  1343. If it's not broken, don't fix it.
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  1344.  @feellucky271  See the above comment.
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  1345. I'm European and I can easily imagine how big the USA is, it's about a million square kilometres smaller than Europe 0_O Of course it'll only take 9 hours to get to Austria, you're driving the equivalent of New York to Michigan try driving from Portugal to Finland and see how long that takes...
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  1346.  @stoobie94  No, his point was that "no true Scotsman" would say "I dinnae ken", meaning that he is a prat who doesn't know a thing about the various dialects of our country. I'd bet my life savings he's a London-worshipping Rangers supporter.
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  1347. I imagine at some point you could buy a little physicians kit for your little ones complete with little jars of bodily fluids and an assortment of blunt saws.
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  1348.  @lazyhomebody1356  There's no such thing as an accident, just varying degrees of mistakes, and driving recklessly to the point someone loses their life is waaaaaay up there as mistakes go. Are you saying that if a Brit wiped out two of your family members by driving on the wrong side of the road you would just shake their hand and say "Shit happens bro, no biggie!"?
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  1349. It would be but the ship wasn't built in Syria.
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  1350. The occupation though would be construction labourer, which over here is just known as being a builder. I'd love to only have a single job on site but that's for the professional tradies only.
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  1351. I'm sure it would have been "Michael Cheese-Smacker"
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  1352. They did, they counted the remains of everyone who died -72. And before you fire back something about others being cremated even an industrial incinerator cannot destroy a skeleton, that's why crematoriums have giant blenders called cremulators that do that for them.
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  1353. @The Ocelot Except the surgeon doesn't hate people, I have no idea how you even came to that conclusion. He simply stated, quite rightly, that the patient was a pain in the arse.
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  1354.  Michael Bishop  It's expensive for you or I to buy but any government could make it easily as a byproduct of another process.
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  1355. If a missile launch was detected in the northern hemisphere the likelihood of the UK being the target is very small, it is far more likely that the target would be either the US (in which case the responsibility is to notify them) or a NATO partner (in which case the responsibility is to notify the head of NATO, the US). We built and run the site but it is funded by the US because it's goal is to primarily protect the US, in turn it also protects us and everyone else in Europe since it can see 3,000km in every direction. In fact between the three sites in the UK, Greenland and Alaska this system can detect just about anything that takes off, flies over, or lands in the northern hemisphere with only the very centre of Russia being a blind spot (which incidentally is where they have all their ICBMs - just as the US has theirs in Kansas). The Russian equivalent of this system is the Duga over-the-horizon radar which ingeniously uses alternating high and low frequency bursts that bounce off the stratosphere on their way to a target and on the way back allowing the system to see 8,000km in a single direction over the curvature of the Earth. They built one in the Ukraine looking west over Europe, one in Siberia looking north over the arctic and one on Kamchatka island looking east over the pacific and all of them could see right into the heart of the US mainland. The huge downside for everyone in the northern hemisphere in the 70's and 80's was that the Duga system caused massive interference with almost every electrical device as it caused radios, TVs and most other receivers to make a chirping sound leading amateur radio enthusiasts to nickname the mysterious Russia-orientated signal "the Russian woodpecker". The US finally got the Russians to admit that Duga was the cause and talked them into switching the system off in return for the US agreeing to some compromises - though ballistic subs replacing ICBMs kind of made Duga (and the US system in this video) redundant anyway. Incidentally the agreement to switch Duga off was made just weeks after the Chernobyl accident which if you are a conspiracy theorist nutcake must have been like finding a huge pot of gold...
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  1356. Daniela in this and Samantha Janus in Game On.
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  1357.  @milkymilk2884  No, he read his sources and then he presented the exact view of Bill Gates that he wanted you to have.
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  1358. Medical negligence is only a threat if you live in the US, it's the only developed nation where malpractice is in the top three killers.
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  1359.  @martinsimeonov1563  What the guy said was clear enough, if you can't decipher it that says much more about your intellect than theirs.
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  1360. They have a history of doing that when building their get-rich-quick buildings, but not when building the vanity projects that put a city, or even the entire nation, under national scrutiny. Chinese developers know better than to embarrass their nation because the result is a short trial and then being gassed inside a van.
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  1361.  @ianmoseley9910  Don't mention the upcoming unpleasantness!
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  1362. Not if it's the third time you've been stopped for it.
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  1363. "You remind me of my next girlfriend."
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  1364. I had forgotten that coughing didn't exist until Covid...
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  1365. Why on Earth would anyone in a perfectly good sub trigger an emergency blow? Correct, the sub was not perfectly good and neither of us knows why.
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  1366.  @DustWolphy  How would you ever possibly know if they were the same guy's?
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  1367.  @retrowatches1655  Right, your reported for transphobia.
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  1368. Mercury is a planet, not a country. At least I assume that is the joke you were aiming for...
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  1369.  @SeanD808  Twice Ukraine has shut down it's pipeline in order to hurt Russia. You know who else this hurt? Europeans who relied on that gas to heat their homes. THAT is cold.
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  1370. In my experience the instigator is often the victim, little dogs bark, big dogs bite.
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  1371. Well the logo is upside down but you can hold a tablet in any orientation so only other people would know that it is upside down and non-hipsters wouldn't give a shit if it was.
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  1372. Not as ashamed as your PC, or as dirty as it's peripherals, all they want to do is cry in the shower but they can't move without your help.
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  1373.  @olympia5758  It's not ugly, it's JC Denton from Deus Ex, one of the coolest videogame characters of all time. I do agree though that it's really fucking unoriginal that every 12 year old and his brother is using it as an avatar but humans are turning into sheep, everyone wants to be identical to everyone else.
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  1374.  @robrees8501  The Britons are not Celts, the Britons are the original inhabitants from before Celts arrived here, the druids that built all of the henges and neolithic barrows were Britons. The last remnants of the Britons are thought to live in Wales though, that is true.
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  1375. You just tell Ross they have dinosaurs in Europe.
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  1376.  @laurencethornblade1195  That is why Michael said 'we'.
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  1377. The Guardian was the last place I ever expected to see fearmongering and misinformation. RIP 1821 - 2023
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  1378. Interesting trivia for ya: The human body has over 10,000 sphincters. Your body uses them to stem blood loss.
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  1379. Just needs a massive handle sticking up from her stern for the giants to use 😉
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  1380.  @Kozycz  Why would the state protect you from crime? That's nonsensical Why would the state put out a fire that's on your private property? That's nonsensical Why would the state deliver your mail to the recipient? That's nonsensical
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  1381. At the time I thought Liz was the lesser of two evils but now it looks like that was Sunik, but neither of them are good people - they are Tories, ffs. Sunik is a millionaire married to a billionaire, he may not have got the UK into this mess but he still would have milked the working class to give to the middle class and the rich, as that is what they do. "Why did you sting me?" asked the frog of the scorpion "Now we'll both drown!" "I am a scorpion." came the answer "It is in my nature to sting you."
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  1382. In all fairness the robber clearly wasn't prepared to shoot as he could have ended that guy long before he got his own gun out.
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  1383. Yeah, but the scene was in Blade Runner 2049 which is set in 2049.
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  1384. Odd, everyone there would have loved to have lived now.
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  1385.  @BustingNUTS  I'd rather live in a virus-free society than a society of idiots so I salute Germany, eventually either the virus will die out or the unvaccinated will.
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  1386.  @LdnbabyJ61xx  The fact he barely registers that he has killed someone clearly shows that the gravity of the situation, and right and wrong, are not things he fully understands. His family failed him and now two young lives are ruined.
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  1387.  @eugenemartone7023  Heisenberg is still under house arrest for messing up the last guy.
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  1388. The 1970's and 1980's was when toxic waste became a household name so horror movie directors jumped on it for that.
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  1389.  @AmsaAce  The dog from Dark Crystal?
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  1390.  @fartloudYT  So Ncuti isn't talented? Is this opinion based in the fact you've seen and concluded that he isn't talented or does it just come from the bigotry you try to tell people you don't have?
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  1391.  @CensortubesOwnsRedcomet0079  Knife n' acid attacks? That was like 2015 and in one city LMAO. If we were on CB radios I would call you Strawman, that would be your handle. 😉
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  1392.  @moos5221  Why on Earth would anyone put plutonium in a nuclear reactor?
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  1393. Fred said 'lift' every other time he mentioned it but you point out the one time he said elevator.
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  1394.  @WolfsH0ok  No, it just agonises them to see what has become of their country, people used to laugh at American stereotypes, now they laugh at the reality. I used to think that the movie Idiocracy was just a parody of what the US could become, now I realise it is a distinct possibility.
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  1395. 0:24 MI5 are domestic, they wouldn't be doing anything overseas, that is the job of MI6...
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  1396. I believe the politically correct term is "Submarine for little people".
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  1397.  @mymobilebuddy4392  Did he dodge it 7 times like Trump?
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  1398. Well he only dodged it in this world, there's another world where his cousin often wakes covered in sweat and for a moment thinks that it is brain..
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  1399. Depends who your ancestors are, if you are English then there is a large chance your ancestors have only been here for 900 to 1100 years.
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  1400. If you mean in the comments then please don't call a small number of Americans with big mouths 'experts' it's insulting to genuine masters.
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  1401.  @NonnofYobiznes  A national quarantine DOES stop travelling people. What are they going to do? Swim to their destination?
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  1402. The super rich never die poor, if someone like Trump lost everything and the courts even got his hidden accounts and stashed cash he would still have a hundred sleazy, rich friends who could afford to toss him a penthouse apartment in Monaco and a six figure monthly allowance. Millionaires can become destitute but people with hundreds of millions, or even billions, you will never see them in the gutter, they always have friends who would rather support them for the rest of their life than let the commonfolk see what a broken billionaire looks like.
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  1403.  @Brandon-dy8us  Those two things contradict each other.
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  1404. They are gone now, the chain collapsed around the 2008 recession, though I think Australia still has Woolworths.
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  1405. The first time I discovered trading in Minecraft was like finding a glitch and trying to exploit it as much as you can before the game fixes itself. I got all sorts of neat stuff for just a bunch of carrots and iron. After that I protected villagers like they were emerald vending machines.
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  1406.  @cyannide.  Several people have already said it was the result of having part of his skull removed...
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  1407.  @gregedwards1087  Of course they can make decisions, that is the cornerstone of AI. Stop confusing decision making with consciousness or simply educate yourself on a subject before chiming in on it.
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  1408. One downside to using period-accurate props is that those props are often genuine objects that have been around for 50 years or more meaning they are now bashed, faded, scratched, etc, when at the time they would have been brand new. So many period-set movies look as though nobody took care of things because a lot of the props in them are older than the actors when the reality is that they would have been in much better condition at the time.
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  1409.  @alainpannetier2543  I like how you omit all of the nuclear power plants being built in Europe. Or around the world.
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  1410. Je suis France
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  1411. They already have... Freedom: The Underground Railroad This Guilty Land Puerto Rico Blackboard And then there's the various Endeavor games by Carl de Visser and Jarratt Gray.
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  1412.  @aneekmakwana6481  No religion is peaceful, they cause conflict by their very nature.
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  1413.  @kavic1234  If you go private in the UK by taking out insurance from BUPA, Vitalis, Benenden or one of the myriad of other insurers then you would also be seen on the same day and receive tip-top care. The NHS on the other hand is available to everyone.
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  1414.  @Amy_the_Lizard  Yeah, there's no line-drawn boundaries in the brain that state that a specific region can only do a specific task, because the brain has an elasticity that allows overlap and evolution but it is widely believed that the frontal lobes are geared for different personality processes. Also although the amygdala and hippocampus can have a bearing on a person's mentality those structures basically control your mood and not your personality, the midbrain is a sort of filter or junction whereby sensory information from the brain stem is collected and passed on to the cerebrum and the midbrain translates those signals into the likes of fear, anxiety and joy. These emotions can affect your decisions and shape your personality to a degree through cognitive habits but the sort of person you are is still defined by the frontal lobes.
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  1415. To be fair in a vacuum nothing gets dusty and nothing corrodes so with the exception of some bleaching from cosmic rays, a few micrometeorite holes in the dish, and a weakening power supply Voyager-1 likely looks and operates as well as it did when launched. Which blows my mind.
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  1416. Dammit, I typed this exact joke just to scroll down and see someone had beat me to it :P
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  1417. Everyone else: Overused meme Me: Remember when people used to be original?
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  1418. In an apocalypse we probably wouldn't last very long, as soon as the 430 nuclear reactors in the world exhaust their diesel supply they will get very hot and very melty and without the sort of engineers we have stationed at Chernobyl and Fukushima to encapsulate damaged reactors they will melt down in to the water table making our drinking water somewhat mischievous.
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  1419. @Grape Soda And no country wants the EU gone more than the US. That should be a clue to eurosceptics.
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  1420. Trucks spontaneously combust everywhere, they have engines that get put under immense strain, they are driven for long hours, some have giant industrial heaters or refridgeration systems on the trailer, and they often carry flammable loads. All good truck drivers are taught how to fight a fire on their vehicle because they will all eventually face one.
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  1421. Have helmets changed? When I was young there were no helmets in the world that could protect you from abdominal bruising.
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  1422. If it's payed for by everyone and available to everyone then it is socialised, just like the police, fire department, military, schools, libraries, etc. All socialised.
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  1423.  @jess4709  We are capitalist socialist, we were fully socialist after world war 2 when everything got nationalised under labour but the Tories have gradually privatised everything and those privatised industries have moved abroad. British Leyland Motorcars, British Rail, British Steel, British Aerospace, British Petroleum, etc, all got sold off and eventually moved elsewhere. That's what happens when you sell something, the new owner can switch it off and take it with them.
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  1424.  @deanbroome7855  Dean, you really need to learn to use punctuation. I'm not trying to be mean or 'picky' and I know you are an older fella, it's just that a lot of people will only read the first dozen words you wrote there and then they will give up, because if someone does not include punctuation in their text then the reader has to punctuate the text in their head and that is exhausting. I assume you read books or newspapers or even just other comments on YouTube, well try to read back your own comment above and see how much trickier it is to follow the flow of text when there is no indication of when a new sentence begins. Also I'm not an expert, I make grammar and syntax and punctuation mistakes all the time but even a layman can learn basic punctuation. The rule of thumb that I was taught is "end every sentence with a full stop, and anywhere that you would take a breath while saying something aloud is where you put a comma". As I said I'm not trying to be mean, but I imagine you have a lot of wisdom to share with the world and that wisdom is more likely to be read by people if they can easily understand it. I wish you well :)
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  1425. You've never seen a close-up of a person in a window before? 🙄
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  1426.  @BR-it2qe  A single image on a gore site convinced me never to set foot on a motorbike, it was a dude in biking leathers sitting up on a hospital bed, he was fully intact from the neck down but had lost a couple of pounds from the neck up. His jaw, upper jaw, nose, cheeks and sinuses were all gone, leaving just his eyes and forehead jutting out above a gore-filled void of arteries, tendons and a chunk of tattered windpipe - like someone had scooped the lower two-thirds of his face out as far back as his spinal column. No idea if the guy survived but if he did my guess is his face is now just a mound of folded and tucked skin grafts with two plastic valves sticking out, one for breathing and one for injecting liquid food, his days of chewing, tasting, smelling and verbal communication all behind him.
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  1427.  @Ryarios  There were likely still ongoing litigation about them so they couldn't comment to anyone.
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  1428. They likely didn't feel anything, bricks coming down on your head would either kill you outright or knock you out cold.
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  1429. @ᴀꜱᴜᴋᴀ ᴀꜱᴜᴋᴀ And so what does everybody do? They respond to the troll. You really can't fix stupidity. 🙄
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  1430. They have already benefited, they are billionaires - the reason they hold economic forums is to find the best ways to keep the economy working well for everyone or else the monetary system collapses and they, and we, lose everything. They are not trying to benefit themselves, they are trying to build track for the wheels of economy so it doesn't derail. This should not have to be explained to a grown up.
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  1431.  @Vandal_Savage  He became a right winger once he was loaded. Funny how that happens. Funny and sad.
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  1432. Since father's often name their eldest after themselves this name would not be in anyway out of the ordinary.
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  1433.  @terrybardy2848  George had no say in the matter because the UK was no longer a monarchy by 1917, the government agreed to let the King's aunt take refuge in the UK but his cousin and family could not because giving exile to enemies of socialism would fuel unrest in the UK.
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  1434. Woah, originality in abundance with this one.
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  1435. Is Wales still the YSU for area?
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  1436.  @valfletcher9285  Because most of what was inside it would likely have been deadly, an outdated electricity circuit insulated by cloth, asbestos fire surround and chimney, radium soaked wood, lead water tank, etc. Any old building that hasn't been lived in for 50 years or more generally requires that you strip everything but the stone frame and refurbish it. We're about to spend 36 billion to bring the Houses of Parliament into the 21st century because no one bothered to bring them into the 20th.
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  1437. Also the UN had it's hands tied as to what to do about civilians as if they were seen to be removing them from the conflict areas they would effectively be doing the job of ethnic cleansing that they were trying to stop. Not allowed to interfere in the conflict and not allowed to evacuate civilians, all the peacekeepers were allowed to do was keep an eye on the various combatants to make sure they didn't breach the Geneva convention. But as we know now it didn't work.
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  1438. It's called choice and it lowers prices.
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  1439.  @earlysda  The absolute irony of someone like you calling others ignorant. It was a little amusing.
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  1440. Why not colourise? If you don't like it just watch the original, problem solved.
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  1441. In the late 80's the Commodore Amiga and Atari ST were leaps and bounds ahead of other computers, even PCs and Apple Macs. Those two ruled the roost until the 90's when Windows 3 showed that PCs were the future and micro computers were the past.
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  1442. Pretty much a full life sentence for someone who is 45.
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  1443.  @syntaxerror8017  By not compensating for that 4% obviously.
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  1444.  @minutemansam1214  Trust me, you have to believe what I say because I started this sentence with "trust me".
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  1445.  @octaviussludberry9016  But were they known as "being on the spectrum"? In those days practically every neurodivergent syndrome was just heaped in with autism, the same way that every type of psychosis was heaped in with schizophrenia.
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  1446. Well he obviously didn't do it intentionally, he had no idea that the autopilot on this new plane could turn itself off.
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  1447. I don't remember the US even offering help, it was the Brits and Norwegians.
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  1448. Did you just wake up from a coma?
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  1449. For those wondering why glass shower doors can suddenly explode it is often due to a manufacturing defect or installation damage and will usually happen within the first year of owning the door. Tempered glass has a huge amount of stored energy giving it that famous toughness but that energy is pushing against all four edges of the glass. If any of those edges has a microfracture from either the manufacturing process or from hitting something during installation then it can gradually grow over weeks and months until it eventually just gives way and the whole pane shatters as all the stored energy releases. Oven doors, glass table tops, and even car windows can have this happen (any tempered glass really), but it's more common in shower doors and large glass tables because the larger the pane of glass the stronger it's outer edge needs to be, making that edge very susceptible to tiny chips. It has nothing to do with temperature, although moving most glass objects from one extreme temperature to the other will also shatter them.
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  1450. That still required the internet though, what people consider the internet today is actually the web. The internet is the backbone of interlinked hardware going as far back as the late 60's while the web is the mass of tangled software that has ran on it since 1991.
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  1451.  @allenbird3652  Funny how folk like you always have an answer. "Oh, but we did this" or "Oh, but we did that" Typical bigot, I bet you regularly use the phrase "I'm not racist, but..."
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  1452. "Uh, Mr Ad Rock, Sir.. we've found your new Beastie.. he's called MC Chubb!"
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  1453.  @rayferraro7292  Where do we start?
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  1454. The country has been rotting since 1948.
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  1455. I was thinking Amanda Peet so I'm guessing it's the eyes.
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  1456. The US has been supplying Ukraine with weapons for weeks...
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  1457. To be fair you only know how many bodies are under someone's patio once you've dug it up.
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  1458. Well said. It's good to see not everyone in the comments is an ignorant fool jumping to conclusions so they can bash their own navy.
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  1459. Looked like a cross between a gorilla and a chimp, the mouth was certainly chimp but those eyes and a thick fur were very gorilla-like. Those two branches of the great ape family must be very close.
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  1460.  @worthlessdollar1  There's the episode of Have I got News For You where they joke about a "Mecca for suicide bombers" but of course you would never accept that there are comics on the BBC that do joke about Islam because you are a bigot and a bigot must have strong, unwaivering belief in their made-up facts.
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  1461. Amazing the stuff dogs put themselves through for a bowl of Iams.
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  1462. Someone's forgotten to take their pill
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  1463.  @nicolefl.9119  She's at fault because calling the emergency number (clue being in the name) should be a last resort and in this case not even an option. Did she try to wake her kids and take them to the store? Does she not know about such things as cabs if she has no car? Did she even attempt to Google her situation to see if JustEat or Deliveroo (or the US equivalent) can pick up milk for her? As London M stated, a desperate person has usually exhausted all other options before calling for help, this lady appears to have just settled for the convenient option.
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  1464. "Remember, the person who gets elected will represent you in congress so choose someone who shares your values!" "I know, and as a republican I'll be hoping there is a fucking imbecile in the running or I'll just have to vote for the next best thing!"
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  1465.  @precariousworlds3029  Grenfell Tower has not been kept up as a memorial, it just sits there because no one knows what to do with it.
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  1466. Someone obsessed with firearms.
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  1467. Heat passes through the shell of the tokamak, something that was always going to be inevitable anyway since no insulator in existence could fully contain a plasma of such magnitude.
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  1468. They are Christians, but the practice has nothing to do with any religion, it's to do with certain African cultures.
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  1469. Reminds me of the quote "When making something fool proof never underestimate the ingenuity of fools."
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  1470. Please don't give people misleading advice, Chloe.
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  1471. It was originally known in the UK as the Zeebrugge Disaster until the city asked the British media to stop calling it that.
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  1472. How do you spot a sheep? They will be pointing out 5:54 and saying something unoriginal.
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  1473. That's how Metallica's original bassist lost his arm, he fell against a window while the crashing tour bus slid along a road on it's side.
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  1474. In the UK you can only drive with hazard lights on if you are on a motorway (highway) and signalling to other drivers of a danger up ahead, otherwise they are only to be used when stationary. I know that in the US you can use them to tell other folks that your car is damaged but over here if your car is damaged you stop and get it fixed.
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  1475. The Mighty Bush
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  1476.  @dabrab6324  So you mean someone who should not be behind the wheel of a vehicle? Understood!
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  1477. Still we've managed to crack every code ever created until around the middle of the last century so the person must have came up with some sort of 128bit encryption in a time when computers didn't exist.
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  1478.  @burntnougat5341  Another one? Damn, he is popular at the moment, it must be Oppenheimer month or something.
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  1479. Nothing to do with social media.
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  1480.  @Plasmastorm73  Please don't post nonsense as if it were fact, the vast majority of flag carriers do not have their nation's flag anywhere in their livery.
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  1481.  @songbirdsystem1465  Precisely why I don't give to oxfam if I see any trees in the pictures. I will not abide lazy Africans.
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  1482. SD cards were the futuristic thing for me, I remember when someone in the early 90's said you could fit an entire encyclopaedia on a CD (which Encarta later did), well now you can fit half a library on a 128GB microSD card smaller than a fingernail. A million or so books on an object small enough to get lost in your pocket or wallet.
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  1483. They are in the colonies working in shit conditions for next to nothing for 18hrs a day. Please tell me you're not really this ignorant and it's all just an act. 🙄
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  1484. For a while they had portals that connected New York City with London but they were an art project so only stayed in place for something like 6 months or a year, this was well over a decade ago but they were hugely popular with people communicating using notepads. It's a shame that BSL and ASL are different languages otherwise deaf people or anyone that can sign would be able to communicate through them.
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  1485. Airports have their own emergency systems that kick in when the grid goes down, they have to.
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  1486. A vendor like running a shop aboard the rig?
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  1487. In 100 years there will be a crazy inventor who exclaims "Great Scott-Scott!" every time he has a eureka moment.
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  1488. He's suffered very little?  Almost everyone in his life has died, some of them brutally.  If you ever lose someone you love you might begin to know what suffering is.
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  1489. That fits.
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  1490. More CO2 from nuclear? Is that why cities between 1700 and 1960 were perpetually thick with smog and buildings had to have soot sprayed from them twice a year? Is that why lung complaints were the #1 killer and life expectancy was as low as 40 years in some first world nations? Because of all the nuclear power plants built between 1700 and 1960? Stop talking nonsense, Till. the last 60 years have been the cleanest, most prosperous and healthiest we've seen for 3 centuries...
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  1491. "If yer looking to scoop up some o' my hard earned lolly ye'll need to peddle yer iShite better than that!" -Duncan Hammertime
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  1492. Give me half a chance
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  1493. The smartest kid in Special Ed, is just the smartest kid in Special Ed.
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  1494. My friend and I have a tendency to break in to Simmish now and again. The looks you get when you gesture at your friend and shout "Oom Bobba low" and they come back with "Yideeek!", would be nice to have a third person there just to throw in a "Kroobaa?"
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  1495. I hope that is a loose use of the word 'clearly'.
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  1496. I hate reckless thugs, if I saw a guy bottle another guy I'd call the cops and either follow him or restrain him if I could, then I'd testify in court that this person shouldn't be free to bottle people.
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  1497. and now?
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  1498. ...which is a video camera.
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  1499. One of the most famous images of Diana if you google is of her in a helmet and body armour standing in a mine field, she was hugely against landmines and what they do to African kids.
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  1500. That's not an airship, it has burners. It's a hot air balloon.
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  1501. A friend of mine records YouTube videos on to cassette tape for me.
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  1502. +Pixel Puncher0 They grow like weeds over here.  Pull one out between your roses and your begonias and tomorrow two will be in it's place.
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  1503. +sg500 Gwyneth is a seriously down to earth chick, never takes herself too seriously.
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  1504. I like how women could love men so much that they would do something like this for our whole sex.  The big fat heffers can fuck off home though, if nipples would rather stare at the ground than look me in the eye then I have no time for them.
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  1505. +brown buter Someone just told you, it means vagina over here.
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  1506. Oh, well that must mean all off-brand cords must be fine if yours is.
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  1507. Where did the mother put the blame on Ikea? I swear that there must be a mental health pandemic on the rise because YouTube is littered with folks like you, mogolfiero, who seem to be seeing and hearing things that do not in fact happen. See a physician before your wild imagination gets someone hurt!
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  1508. Cooling towers only ever contain clean water and you get them at coal and sometimes gas power stations as well as nuclear.
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  1509. Electric Fire = Heater.  Just as a Torch is what we say instead of Flashlight, I think it was Winston Churchill who said "America and Britain, two countries seperated by a common language" meaning we both speak english but there's no similarity in our naming of shit.  Faucets, eh..  what's that all about?
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  1510. Enormous on the inside, a small door on the outside, and it deals with space and time.  Hmmm, something familiar about this machine!
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  1511. Rob Fraser Would probably use a different pencil to draw said line.
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  1512. +lovenativemaricanmen There are countless English accents and dialects, you move 10km in any direction in that country and you need to learn new slang and pronunciation.  Compare the Beatles to Daphne from Frasier or Michael Caine, or god forbid Sean Bean...
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  1513. Cell phones are radiophones... did you miss the part where he stated previous phones could not be dialled and had to be connected to their destination? That was the phone used in 1973 by the motorola guy.
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  1514. No rising nationalism and no killing each other every 20-30 years like we did for 3 millenia right up until 1945 when folks finally said "FFS, we need to be unified!" Good enough reason for me, my grandfather has more wisdom than anyone else I know and he thinks Brexit is an insult to everything his friends died for after the break up of the league of nations took him away from home and forced him to fight at the age of 16.
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  1515. 0:45 "Is that a weee baebaey?  Hoo, git in ma belly!"
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  1516. +Sergei Martynov LMAO, it's good to know that it's not just Americans who can produce utter nonsense form their arsehole.  Does this mean Russia has conspiracy theorists too?  Was Kursk an 'inside job'?
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  1517.  @kennethhart3831  Kenneth, he has a point mate. I might be an atheist but I still believe that the old testament is roughly based on fact. I believe that the crazy events in the old testament concerning floods, earthquakes, uprisings and sieges are based on actual events but I don't fully believe that the 'protagonists' of the bible were necessarily there. Moses and co. were created to give faces to the narrative. If you read the old testament nothing that happens in it is geologically far-fetched, seas can run red, seas can run dry, locusts are taking over Africa as we speak, plagues will pop up every few centuries. It's an incredible account of events around 3,000 years ago, but the likelihood of individual names like Moses or Isaac surviving all that time is incredible.
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  1518. Edgy, Raccoon.
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  1519. Lol, the BBC don't censor, never have.
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  1520. If you took food and husbands out of her routine Jo becomes a mime.
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  1521. Got me thinking about tiny water cooling systems for a raspberry now. You would find all of the components in a small internal combustion engine for an RC car. The hoses for fuel are like 1mm in diameter, you could rig a tiny battery-powered pump using a micromotor (the smallest I've seen are used to make smartphones vibrate) and then like you said, any tiny container as a reservoir. Just drill a hole through a piece of copper to use as the heatblock and have another slightly larger veined or finned piece of copper as the radiator. "Why is your pocket making that buzzing sound?" "Why, that would be the water cooling system on my Raspberry Pi!" You'd get any lady you want. Within reason. And probably only if she's a fellow nerd.
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  1522.  @TheWadanambi  She was a commenter who thought I was poking fun at Blake Lively by calling her a man, she was very angry with me 🤣 She didn't realise I was just quoting another episode of Graham Norton where Graham accidentally called her the sexiest man alive.
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  1523. In the UK coastguard you would release a corpse to make room for the living, space is very finite on a helicopter.
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  1524. "Can anyone smell spunk whale guts?"
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  1525. johnathan1784 Anyone being forced to drive to what is believed to be a very unsafe place, are you a complete moron or just blind?  Or did you just not watch the video before deciding to comment?
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  1526. Revealing your face in porn can get you in to some sticky situations.
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  1527. Taxes are higher in the UK for tobacco and alcohol (if our govt. can tax it they will tax it to the max) so people flock across the channel, stock up and come home.  Probably some of the shortest holidays I've had are when my uncle used to visit France for 2 hours :D
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  1528. Bill Nonymous Fuck sake, do cunts have to be nationalistic over a fucking can of deodorant?  It is Lynx and Axe, stop embarrassing my country by being all "We call it Lynx!".  Aderic, I apologize for the level of retardation my countrymen are showing :(
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  1529. Fuck, it's a drive-by cow tipping.
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  1530. Most Muslim countries? Clearly you know fuck all because in most Muslim countries women do get educated, do drive and shock... horror... don't have to cover themselves up. Saudi Arabia is not most Muslim countries, you've probably been on vacation to a Muslim-majority country and been too fucking stupid to realise it because they acted and dressed just like you. Malala is here because of people like you and "Joe 'Merica" who has no clue in the slightest about Islam other than the fabricated pish FOX news pulls out of Murdoch's oily starfish. When people in the west learn to respect and understand Islam maybe kids will stop putting on suicide vests.
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  1531. +Rob Fraser In a way it is not at all unlike any other type of ejector seat.  In a fighter jet, if you did not blow the canopy first then you would go through it and suffer catastrophic head injuries.  As what happened on Top Gun ;)
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  1532. First and best!
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  1533. HMS Vigilant
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  1534. +Christi Na There are two sides of the coin.  On one side you have feminism and equality arguing that a good actress need not show flesh (despite the fact male actors do also) and on the other side of the coin you have the naturalists who see nothing wrong with showing what you were born with. Telling people to keep their tits under wraps is like telling them they should be ashamed of having tits.
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  1535. Where in the video did they get the facts wrong?
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  1536. I don't think Stanley was correcting him, I think he was joking. Graham made it clear that the bald guy was hidden so when he said secreted the correct way Stanley said "secret..ed" jokingly.
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  1537. The Arcenal The UK didn't ban the ownership of weapons, because they were never widespread to begin with.  Americans like to think that other countries "took away" their citizens guns because imagining a world where everybody once had guns makes them feel normal.  In reality civilized nations have had legislation in place to control gun ownership from the start, because their primary purpose is to kill living things - the US has the 2nd amendment because of the manner in which that country was born.
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  1538. Shush, guys he's a brexit voter, logic and rational don't come easy to them.
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  1539. +Hannah Hirst Really old?  Cheeky young whippersnapper :D  I saw it at the movies at 17, I'm only 34
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  1540. You would asphyxiate in your sleep an hour or so after the cabin's air intakes froze over. So no, you would not be alive to attempt an engine start or to break a window.
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  1541. The UK's most infamous lottery winner is Michael Carroll, he's on Wikipedia, he won almost £10,000,000 (15 mil dollars) in 2002 as a teen and today he works in a slaughterhouse washing away animal guts with a hose for minimum wage.  Among his purchases was a mansion with a large rear garden that he turned into a massive dirt track and then he bought every one of his school friends a bunch of cars so they could play demolition derby every day.
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  1542. +Cavecat Even superman can catch herpes.
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  1543. +Roy Batty No, they really are not.  That was just a shitty excuse for an attack you did there, you may as well say Ana smells like onions and hope for laughs there.
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  1544. Chile are admired by the Brits as they were the only nation in the area that supported us while everyone else sided with Argentina. huge respect for Chileans.
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  1545. I'm in Dundee, Scotland and it is 34 degrees C here, for the past 5 years we've had summers comparable with Spain's more moderate areas. The thing is that Mediterranean countries have air-con, but we don't, never needed it, I've got a fan in each room trying to circulate air.
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  1546. The entire reason ours is known as the independent deterrent is because it is independent. We haven't needed to run anything by the US since around 1983 when we demanded complete control over the missiles we buy. The clue is in the name.
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  1547. +Eric Best There are vaccines for bacteria, Anthrax springs to mind.
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  1548. BORN, THE WORD IS BORN! She was born without a face, meaning it wasn't there when she was born - look up that word and you will realise what it means, so it's not click bait it's just you being piss-poor at comprehending things. Like a lot of the idiots on YouTube thesedays.
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  1549. Hare Brahs Probably anything she likes, she married in to money so now she will likely jet around the world from beaches to ski resorts.
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  1550. babal1ty Who cares what the kurds do with their own state?  They have to win it back from Turkish occupation first. And Kurdish men seem to treat all women better than Turkish men, your country wants to be in the European Union but if a British or French or whatever woman gets in a Turkish taxi she's gambling with her life.  Adopt civilization and all it has to offer and maybe people will sympathise with ya.
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  1551.  @DaxBruce-kv4vf  Why would he have to tell you? Knowing when glass skyscrapers started appearing (the 1980's if you're still curious) isn't some sacred knowledge known only to a few of us...
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  1552.  @makeitsonumberone1358  Do your ears go up when you're triggered? Like a Jack Russell?
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  1553. Why would you have? Are you saying you regularly spend time on Instagram and Tik Tok?
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  1554. Clearly you know little of modern history.
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  1555.  @butterballin3686  Because those ships are bound for the west and the west won't condemn the current genocide in Palestine.
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  1556. Why? If they loved their kid they would have taught it not to be a reckless criminal.
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  1557. No, you can't, Neodynium magnets are rare Earth magnets and permanent.
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  1558. The folks who run the exhibit likely also have a mirror somewhere or have shown the animals their reflection at some point, zoo keepers do anything they can to keep animals entertained and mentally fit and one of the easiest methods is to introduce a big mirror.
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  1559. What's beneath the below of the underneath the underground of the Tube?
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  1560. Chernobyl is the name of the oblast and it's capital is also called Chernobyl, Pripyat however is the city closest to the NPP although both cities are in the exclusion zone. There are images of Chernobyl online but it's difficult to locate them correctly because the majority of Pripyat images get tagged with that name because of tourists and the media. Also the few inhabitants of Chernobyl do not like people noseying around the city because you could be a looter for all they know.
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  1561. A very large room with three entrances, buy a castle and you'll find this setup everywhere.
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  1562. Probably because we haven't actually made anything since, all our planes post-Harrier have been joint ventures via Panavia, Eurofighter and Lockheed.
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  1563.  @bobedwards8896  Possibly a language thing, in Gallic b's and v's are interchangeable and in some German dialects v's and w's are interchangeable. I'm more perplexed by how Charles becomes Chuck or Hank in the US.
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  1564.  @bill5197  So, sort of what the US did with the Marshall Plan to make it difficult for us Europeans to pry them off our land?
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  1565. Not every YouTuber has a target demographic, they simply make videos and if people like the videos they subscribe. In fact I'd go so far as to say that is how all but the top 10% of YouTubers do it, they don't really have time in their day to fart about with pie charts and stats.
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  1566. 0:16 "These attacks have also been criticised by Russia, Turkey and Iran" Once again Turkey proves how committed they are to NATO...
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  1567.  @ansmerek  An amount that was agreed when east and west were always seconds away from blowing each other to bits. The cold war is over and some countries don't share America's doctrine of "war comes before all else".
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  1568.  @artistjoh  By "very common knowledge" you mean you know it?
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  1569. I only recently found out that the plane crash a few weeks after 9/11 is one of the top ten deadliest crashes, I didn't know that at the time. I think it was in Queens? Even though I live in Europe I remember the report on the news making everyone here immediately think the terrorists were back.
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  1570.  @jns6529  It would be nice to bring stocks back, people would think twice about their actions if they knew it could get them 12hrs of being pelted in the face with cabbages.
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  1571.  @zaynmalik879  It's not true, gay girls do exist they just usually get murdered by their husband or commit suicide and then the whole thing is hushed up because it would be embarrassing for a man to admit his wife/purchase was gay. People who say "we don't have X" in our society really mean "we stamp it out with our feet".
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  1572.  @markmckeown87  Byron is a sad little prat who posts nonsense on any video related to the BBC.
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  1573.  @arthas640  My mum had one of those back in the 80's, us kids would hang off it when it was on and get giddy. It was that or stand in the garden, staring at anyone who passed, we didn't have toys.
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  1574.  @Mannyr-bu7qv  It doesn't need to be detected, you can simply head in the same direction as it, it is travelling in a perfectly straight line that it will not deviate from until it comes close to another solar system in a few million years...
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  1575.  @ashutoshpandeyz4508  Just the type of BRICS used, clearly these ones couldn't hold up a bridge.
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  1576. Please say there's no children in your home this christmas, neil. Learning how to be cancerous and hateful. Or being touched.
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  1577.  @dx1450  Raising the alarm and yelling Fire at the top of your lungs are two very different things. In hospitality you are trained to never mention a danger in front of guests for just such a reason as this disaster happened.
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  1578.  @carlox1266  ^^This. Northern Ireland is a part of the UK and so can be referred to as British but the people are Irish as the island they live on is Ireland.
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  1579.  @dabby1180  Nobody ever expects the Spanish inquisition.
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  1580. What an absolute cabbage!
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  1581. There is a shortened version that is used in addresses.
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  1582. I'd like to see a show hosted by Tom Scott and Joe Scott, they could call it Great Scott(s), Tom would be the Scott in the field (or Scott on location if you prefer) while Joe would be the Scott in the studio with the fast facts. Every week there would be a Scott Topic, a guest Scott and even Scottpetitions for big prizes, not to mention the actual Scott Petition where the Scottdience vote for next week's Scott Topic. Scotts of fun would be had by all.
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  1583. "I'm afraid there's just no other way to put this Mrs Owner, your dog will never stop growing. Do your children own a plastic sandpit?" "They do, why do you ask?" "Because you will have to clean it out and start using it as a dog food bowl."
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  1584. She knows exactly what it means, she even described it to a T, she just thinks that folding a company and leaving people jobless and debtors unpaid so that you can start another company is something to be proud of. Typical ultra-capitalist aka "the strong are meant to trample on the weak".
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  1585.  @texaswunderkind  Napkins are finite though, if they were infinite no one would have any problem with people taking as many as they could fill into their car. If we get to a point where we can produce almost limitless electricity with no negative effects on the environment then no one would care if you ran your A/C 24/7.
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  1586. She doesn't have zero percent, if she had zero percent her kid would not be a killer.
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  1587.  @matthewread7220  The conservatives are completely conservative - a conservative person is an aristocrat, one of the landed gentry who has no intention of letting the status quo change, i.e. paying workers more or giving the plebs more rights. do you actually know anything, I mean ANYTHING, about politics? Your local labour MP went to a school like yours, was raised in a scheme like yours and lives in a home like yours, your local Tory MP was privately educated, was raised in an upmarket suburb and wouldn't be seen dead in a terraced house.... Not that I like labour, I did, but Corbyn has bent them all out of shape but if you think the Tories have ever given a single fuck about you, your family or the plight of your neighbourhood then you are delusional mate.
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  1588.  @farticlesofconflatulation  China builds the best of stuff along with the worst, you can buy a dryer that will go on fire after a week or you can buy one that will last 40 years - both will be made in China. They are the world's factory and have the best and worst builders.
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  1589. 0:12 When did they replace Kim with Kristen Schaal?
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  1590. If you can't swim then what difference does it make letting go of a phone? And if you can swim you can easily still swim by using your phone as your palm.
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  1591. I knew a mathematician who was constipated, in the end he worked it out with a pencil.
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  1592. The narrator was perfect, what were you expecting?
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  1593.  @Marss13z  Way to generalise dude, you just called 2 million people terrorists. It's easy to see where your political leaning is.
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  1594. The reason private enterprise stay away from nuclear power (fission) is because it is illegal for anyone to posses uranium, plutonium, thorium or any of the other heavy metals necessary to make a fission reactor. A little thing called the 'Non-Proliferation Treaty'. Companies like EDF had to jump through hoops spanning ten years and tens of millions just to get a license to buy fuel, there's no way a startup could enter the fission industry.
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  1595.  @MrTBE93  I'm glad you do because I don't, I'd gladly pay that in taxes for the UK to be more like Norway.
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  1596.    The English did not exist then so it's not surprising.
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  1597. Those countries have their own activists. Also your argument relies on the "others do it so we can too" fallacy.
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  1598. Thankfully.
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  1599.  @EarthlingV2.0  It's good to know we have psychologists like you on the case.
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  1600.  @dbxny2983  The irony in you telling someone else to grow up when you clearly are ruled by emotions.
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  1601.  @chumon1992  Yeah, I was just being silly. I've spent the past hour and a half replying to YouTube comments and when I got back to yours I was out of wit.
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  1602.  @nonyafkinbznes1420  Where? And if your answer is Rikers island then my question changes to "Where do you put the 6,000 inhabitants while you are doing that?"
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  1603. That's graverobbing.
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  1604.  @24Wynn  That's what no one realises, the sooner someone is debt free the sooner they can contribute to the economy by paying taxes and purchasing goods, and they will be doing it without the mental anguish of knowing they are in heavy debt. It's as if republicans do not want a healthy, prosperous US.
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  1605.  @nolin132  So America no longer has bases inside a third of the planet's nations? When did they pull everyone out?
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  1606.  @valfletcher9285  You can make your own ammonia by peeing in a jar and leaving it in a dark area. Howard Hughes used to do that but I don't think he was interested in making ammonia, he was just a fruitcake.
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  1607.  @BOlek-j6q  Utter nonsense.
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  1608.  @madeliner1682  CRM basically gives other flight crew the right to question the captain and advise him if he is making a mistake - prior to CRM the captain would have final say on everything and the first officer and flight engineer (if applicable) were encouraged to "remain quiet and let the captain do his job", but after CRM became a thing the first officer and anyone else on the flight deck were given the right to question the captain and tell him if he was making a mistake. CRM basically gave flight crew the right to point out if the captain was making a mistake.
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  1609. No, you guys missed the point, there is a line - an obvious line - known as the general consensus which pretty much everybody knows, including men who grab women's arses and including women who would yell assault just because you compliment her hair. The general consensus dictates what is right and wrong and people should not have to be reminded of what it entails.. Did you miss the line where she said "It's funny to pretend to be confused" because that line is spot on... Everyone knows what is acceptable and what isn't, they know this because they live in a modern society. So go on, continue to pretend to be confused about your lack of a 'hard and fast' line, when really you know where the line is. We all do. But, thanks for proving the point of the video.
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  1610. What about the two firefighters who survived under the rubble of the World Trade Center? They had 110 storeys worth of building on top of them.
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  1611. That was also the case when JAL 123 crashed in Japan, because the authorities just assumed that no one could have survived the crash they didn't bother checking it and left it to burn overnight, of the 509 people on board the plane it was estimated that as many as 40 actually survived the crash but by the time authorities got there 6 hours later all but 4 were dead. Those four had to spend 6 hours in the burning wreckage of a plane during heavy rain listening to people gradually die.
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  1612.  @MostlyPennyCat  Tories don't like building things if they can just buy stuff from America and get their 5% slice of the pie. No doubt the contractor tasked with purchasing and fitting the new system is owned by the cousin of the defence secretary, who both went to Eton and then business school.
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  1613. Friend: "Ahhh, you're struggling with 'Deus Ex Machina'." Writer: "Ohhh, that's a brilliant name for the teleporter doo-hickey in act 4!"
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  1614. It's not worth a try, the water would be energised and even approaching your friend could kill you.
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  1615.  @alyssinwilliams4570  Considering DCS is a full blown simulation making it more of a commercial software than a video game I consider it to be extremely cheap. The base component with two aircraft is free so all I had to purchase for my love of the Ka-50 was the Black Shark add on for 20 quid (30 dollars). Anyone who wants to fly the Viggen only need do the same, install the free base and then buy the module that includes the Viggen.
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  1616. You don't run anything from death row.
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  1617. When he referenced the largest sub he was correct in that it was an Akula (known in the west as a Typhoon) but he included the dimensions for a Pike (known in the west as Akula), after that he mentioned Akula's popping up in India and the Caribbean, these were the smaller Pike/Akulas and not Akula/Typhoons.
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  1618.  @magiccarpetmadeofsteel4564  The furious American reaction to Pearl Harbor was because they saw it as a sneak attack, which was not Japan's intention - in fact when the Japanese found out that the declaration of war didn't arrive until after the attack they were mortified because to attack an enemy without warning was as dishonourable as you can be.
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  1619. They're European, we're Europeans deal with it. You wouldn't be bitching if we just bought American tanks but god forbid we work together with a neighbour who actually gives a damn about what happens on our continent. In a war you learn who your real friends are just as Taiwan will learn who they're real friends are when China rolls into their country and the US does what they did when Putin stole the Crimea.
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  1620. Well to be fair you don't have to glance around your bedroom looking for brown people holding their backpack to their chest. That and there's a woman who brings me tea and sandwiches twice a day who answers to 'mum'.
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  1621.  @larswhitt1549  Very few puritans in this audience, the NYT is liberal. You're thinking of the conservative half of American, the ones who support Trump and believe the Earth is 6,000 years old.
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  1622. You guys are forgetting Sky News Australia is just their version of Fox News so you won't actually get any news on here, just opinion pieces and sensationalised nonsense to strike fear into the right wing.
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  1623. Most of India's population live rurally whereas most of China's population have flocked to their megacities.
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  1624. Yes, but their families did not, and a patient that is unconscious can't ask for anything now can they? Admittedly the title of the video makes it sound as though patients are the ones winning this right, but that's Sky News for ya.
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  1625.  @04smallmj  People with agendas will push them wherever and whenever they can.
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  1626. Western nations "We need to put our own country first, we need to look after our own people!" Also western nations "Cambodia you can't put your country first, think of the Vietnamese people!"
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  1627. Destroyers had very little armour, they were small, fast hunters designed to hound submarines to death or launch a torpedo at any target of opportunity. Battleships were at the opposite end of the spectrum with nothing but heavy armour and heavier guns making them bulky and slow while cruisers were somewhere in the middle, decent armour, decent guns, decent speed - the jack of all trades, master of none.
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  1628. Then at 10:50, 11:55, 1200, 1305, 1410, etc, etc
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  1629. Robots need to be maintained and moved by people, if one becomes too irradiated then sending people to attach it to a heli or to weld a broken track would endanger their lives. Same reason all helicopters and land vehicles had to be retired to the vehicle graveyards after a certain amount of hours, they eventually became too harmful for humans to approach.
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  1630. The guy who got stabbed could just as easily have pulled out a bigger knife, or even a gun, and killed the store owner, then he would have given his life to protect a few nick nacks, in Europe we would refer to that as a Darwin award, or the height of stupidity. The cops are correct, if you want to risk your life by protecting objects that are insured then that is your prerogative and right, but the sensible thing to do is to protect yourself rather than your goods since you are more valuable than anything else in your shop and your family needs you around.
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  1631. "Hey, boss. I was just drilling in a cabin on deck 4 to attach a shelf and now I'm up to my knees in cold water." "I said no shelves below deck 3!"
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  1632. You are supposed to see the yacht being engulfed by the storm, exactly as the title says.
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  1633. Fukushima isn't even remotely as bad, the only reason they are both a 7 on the INES scale is because 7 is as high as it goes and both fulfill the criteria of a large radiation release, however if the scale went up to 15 Chernobyl would get there and Fukushima would stay at 7.
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  1634. I'm sorry, baby Albert-oooooooo, I am for real! Never meant to make you snot or cry I apologise a trillion times.
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  1635. What do spy eyes look like?
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  1636.  Tom Jones  Yes, fires have always burned throughout history, but they did so at a time when the atmosphere could afford the extra CO2, but unless you took a class in stupidity you would know that since the industrial revolution we have already oversaturated our atmosphere with CO2.
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  1637. I remember hearing about this and Googling "What are molasses?" and being utterly horrified. As someone with an almost phobia of getting sticky substances on my skin that would be hell on Earth!
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  1638. Thanks, I hope your state wins it's freedom from your union too.
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  1639. I do hope that in the unlikely event the west ever get into a nuke-flinging contest with Russia that we have a few warheads targeted at Donetsk.
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  1640. So long as it is made known to people, some of us might not like being driven by a person who can't hit the clutch and the brake at the same time while turning the wheel to avoid an accident. I'm all for equality until the day it compromises my safety.
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  1641. A mug is someone gullible, not ugly. Mug does mean face in the UK, so you can have an "ugly mug", but in the context that Theo was using it "be a mug" means someone easily fooled, a mug is likely to buy their own car off someone at some point.
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  1642.  @KatShoebox  Is that what Sully calls his 'tache?
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  1643.  @KatShoebox  😋
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  1644. Most countries credit the very first person to demonstrate a technology as that technology's creator, in America however the credit goes to the first American that introduced something along the line. To use the American logic of "We no longer use Logie Baird's system" you could say James P. Mitchell invented TV since he created the first LED flatscreen in the 1970's
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  1645.  @rwerk66  I don't believe anyone has ever said it was anything other than a near miss, there were three meltdowns...
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  1646.  @hellomark1  That is usually in cases with hundreds of victims and a payout of either hundreds of millions, or even billions, it's actually very rare for a handful of families to have to wait a quarter of a century for closure.
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  1647.  @whatelse1222  I'm fairly sure Americans only have to leave their homes to see what is happening so it doesn't matter which way the news is biased. Oh, and it's Scot, not Scott, Scott is a male name and we hate being called it.
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  1648. It's hardly dangerous...
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  1649. Considering the French build their own nukes, subs, space rockets, etc I'd say they are pretty damn good engineers.
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  1650.  @jaybee4577  No, after two centuries of Europe and America keeping Africa in a stagnant state just so we could rape their cheap minerals you won't find many Africans who will chose Europe or the US over China. China is building infrastructure all across the continent and introducing Africans to a little thing called 'prosperity'.
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  1651. Did you even watch the video? The offices and apartments use the exact same elevators...
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  1652.  @UnDeaDCyBorg  "creepy paper"
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  1653. "And it is with great pride that the Dibnah estate can announce that we have found the perfect candidate to carry on Fred's hard work.."
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  1654. In your eyes, in the eyes of the French however this cathedral is a testament to the ingenuity of their ancestors and is of enormous importance.
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  1655. The colour might look like shit (quite literally), but the Thames actually ranks alongside Arctic and rural rivers as having as few pollutants as you'd expect to find in it 2,000 years ago. Londoners really got fed up with it's reputation as "the great stink" and pulled out all the stops starting in the 1980's.
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  1656. Not as good as the old man driving a school bus who bounces out of his seat, he was rolling allover the place while scrunched up against the door, it was easily an 8.9. I'd have to give this lady a 7.2 but with a frame like hers she could easily have been a bit more roly-poly on that floor and broken into the nines.
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  1657. Because you don't reward someone for being lucky. It takes around 7 years to become a surgeon.
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  1658. If you've ever seen a Hitler Rally you can understand why people loved him too (initially). These people are basically admitting that Trump's charisma works on them because they are gullible and can't see through it.
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  1659. He does look as though he's getting ready for winter and we're not even finished this one. He must be a really sleepy bear.
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  1660. People who say "I'm not a cat person" just haven't had a cat yet.
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  1661. Knowing how the BBC loves to build robots that look uncannily nothing like the creature they are studying I would expect the rover to be a black clothes store mannequin holding a spear with a camera in it's forehead and tiny wheels in it's soles. Perhaps holding a fish so as to seem non-threatening.
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  1662. Alina Hernandez, had you raised a better son he would still be alive!
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  1663. It must have if the dude has lived there 19 years.
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  1664. Oh dear.
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  1665. Because he hasn't killed anyone, not tom mention the fact we don't have the death penalty.
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  1666. You don't get a lot for a baby these days, everyone is looking for an able body to clean the house or cook the meals. I could move a baby but it wouldn't be worth the commission.
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  1667. Exactly what I thought, anyone researching cryo sleep or stasis must surely be interested in Chris' medical notes. He was in suspended animation for 30 mins!
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  1668. Most people on YouTube are also trolls.
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  1669.  @grahamjordan1040  Putting an object before human life, you sound like the people we were fighting in WW2.
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  1670. Or voting to leave the largest trading bloc the world has ever seen...
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  1671. He's a pussy through-and-through, anyone who starts yelling "I'm an American!" as soon as they are grabbed has to be a graduate of clown school.
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  1672. What amuses me is that something like 9/11 would require a very long time to set up if it was an inside job whereas Bush had only been in the White House for barely a year...
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  1673.  @elgun6125  Yes, most things that go on fire become intense blazes.
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  1674.  @nunya3163  The Kuznetsov is on it's last legs and won't see another overhaul or repair, Russia is building the new drydock so that they can either build carriers in the future or host Chinese carriers for repairs. The arctic coastline of Russia is probably the longest stretch of coast with no facilities to accommodate a capital ship. It makes sense to build something for that "just in case" scenario. In fact I imagine the dock is being part funded by Beijing.
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  1675.  @filipasales9291  Except SARS, MERS, H1N1 and every other severely transmissable pathogen never made it to the pandemic level so the rest of us are not the ones disconnected from reality, you are...
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  1676. Supposedly all women have them, I was under the impression it was just us fellas.
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  1677. Ever see Dark City? About a dude who sees that every time he sleeps some things in the world change but he's the only one that ever notices.
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  1678. Reminds me of the joke about the little boy who was unhappy that his sister had more brothers than him.
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  1679. 1920's? These people are still in existence, they just have TV ministries and private jets now.
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  1680. Well in 1933 Germany was an enlightened western democracy so it has already happened.
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  1681.  @stoiccrane4259  Watch the video and find out.
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  1682. And she's newly single as of September as she is getting a divorce.
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  1683. Having a far-right tyrant isn't self determination.
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  1684. As much as I hate what they are doing you guys are just being pedantic, they are obviously just trying to stop us using it as a fuel and not as a manufacturing material.
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  1685.  @alfredmorency8296  If it has to be explained to you you wouldn't understand.
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  1686.  @tabascoraremaster1  No, it's actually always been the opposite.
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  1687.  @brendanpells912  The number of missiles on board and the number of boats at sea depends on the current global situation, the last time we only had one boat at sea would have been 9 years ago before Russia invaded Ukraine for the first time.
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  1688. The only nation developing a space plane is Britain with Skylon and the SABRE engine, and with a 2nd test facility being built in the US and a lot of cash being injected by the US department of defence that places the US a lot closer than China to having one.
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  1689. Don't go making stuff up, Kev.
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  1690. The man was clearly a gun nut, he had more pictures of himself with guns than with his wife. Read the news without trying to revise it with your righty bias, please.
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  1691.  @Odo-so8pj  Gobbling up whatever nonsense you see on YouTube about Agenda 31 and other conspiracy theories is not critical thinking, it is the very opposite of critical thinking, it is gullibility. People who believe in conspiracy theories are not "enlightened", they are just the 21st century equivalent of the poor saps who have bought snake oil for thousands of years. You even admitted you are a Christian so that rules out critical thinking capacity straight off the bat - religious people are hard-coded to believe in bullshit. Today's quacks don't sell their wares on horse-drawn carts, they sell them from their badly-made, completely unresearched websites. "Read my article then buy my book", "Read this blog and then buy this survival kit!", "Watch this video and then subscribe for just $199 per year.", "The doctors don't want you to know this and that's why I'm charging for it!" No offence but calling yourself a critical thinker is an insult to anyone with an education, you are the sheep, Tammy. The very definition of a sheep.
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  1692.  @Freshbott2  Precisely, the buildings fell at free fall speed because that is the speed that things fall at, with or without the aid of explosives. Truthers seem to think a collapsing building must be able to defy gravity somehow unless it has explosives in it...
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  1693. Counties are far larger than cities.
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  1694.  @chaoswarriorbr  Hey everyone, it's Pedantic Pamela and her trivia!
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  1695.  @jonslg240  The second company was not a massive conglomerate like Ford, I guarantee you that the 200k hurt that small business while the 15 million lawsuit never made so much as a dent in Ford's profits.
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  1696.  @Rommie26  Highest disposable income but the lowest quality of life of most developed nations and the highest mental health issues of most developed nations. We Europeans are happy with our taxes because the perks make life incredible.
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  1697. Until it detects moisture and germinates.
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  1698. Did I miss the part where they explained what ANY of the children did wrong?
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  1699. PhrontDoor, there are 191 nations on Earth, not just the US and Russia, if you spent millions perfecting a locking mechanism would you want your opposition to see how it works on YouTube? China have already declared that they want to have people on the moon by 2025 and India is not the only country that is currently preparing for it's first manned spaceflights. I reckon the US don't want to have Indians orbiting the Earth while NASA's budget gets cut further and further so anything that can prolong the Indian development process is a bonus. Also spending a fortune on something and then sharing it freely is not the American way, capitalist republicans would have a fit.
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  1700. Man just wants to eat his soup.
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  1701. You don't have to watch a world event to know about it. I've never been to the United States but I know 9/11 was a thing.
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  1702. What 7 billion was spent on the middle east? If you are talking about Iraq and Afghanistan they cost the US 2 trillion.
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  1703. Can't understand why women would visit India, every other week there seems to be a gangrape in the news.
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  1704. To be fair, if you really want to kill someone you should not wrap them in a thick hemp carpet before firing small calibre pistols at them, that's less likely to kill them and more likely to just make them grumpy and bleeding.
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  1705.  @desireemendoza3711  Vegetable-based insults are the creme-de-la-creme of insults. I doff my hat, sir!
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  1706. T'was a cunning stunt.
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  1707.  @AlphaCid85  Established in 1982 but not put in to practice in the US until 1989. It would be standard in the UK by 1994.
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  1708. This Scotsman would love it there.
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  1709. People often forget to name the person they want to name most, it's the first one that disappears when nervous.
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  1710.  @glaucovillasboas8212  Not just SJWs but any intelligent person. His crime was choosing to do drugs which led to a manslaughter, he did not pre-meditatively kill anyone. I'm not an SJW but I would rather be an SJW than be irrational as the latter gets a lot of people hurt and killed.
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  1711.  @jamesfisher5285  My guess it's the vibration from the nearby washing machine producing the perfect frequency to make the jar bounce.
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  1712. It seems like a second wind because we never see him on TV but behind the scenes (or more specifically behind the voices) he has been a big star since the 80's, he voices half of the cartoons your kid probably watches and is one of the go-to guys when an animated movie or a video game need a believable villain because of his incredible work as the voice of the Joker.
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  1713. And what disease would that be? Cos really you can say any old bullshit on the internet and without sources that's all it is, bullshit. "The Earth is flat! I don't need to prove it or provide sources, lol"
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  1714. They haven't lived abroad for 100 years, they moved back around 1993.
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  1715.  @MK68979  Learn some history.
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  1716. And most of the Commonwealth, Asia and generally anywhere outside America. When he said "universally credited" read "in the US" 😁
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  1717. Reminds me of the 1992 US intervention in Mogadishu after George Bush Sr. sneezed during a defence briefing.
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  1718. Please don't call him a man.
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  1719. The engineering was likely fine, the problem is the materials used and the people doing the building. In countries where corruption is rife and unchallenged then half the money allocated to a project goes in to the pockets of those in charge of it, meaning cheaper materials and unskilled workers have to be brought in.
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  1720. It's a taint polisher, you get one if you buy the full 69-piece Pride & Groom kit from Manscaped.
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  1721.  @iCore7Gaming  This whole idea of "If I don't agree with it then it must be a hoax/fake/bot/commie" is not very original and if anything it's just ignorant and immature.
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  1722. Edgy.
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  1723. I'm fairly sure people got paid to take the waste, they were buying it at a negative value so were in fact being paid to dispose of it and that is exactly what they did.
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  1724. To think that he was also one of the main names in Under Siege, now I feel bad for Tommy Lee jones having to share a stage with both Steven "You want a piece of this pie" Seagal and Gary "Aliens crashed my motorcycle" Busey.
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  1725. She got off free? Wow! And people have the audacity to say Britain is broken...
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  1726. Astute are attack subs, Vanguard are ballistic subs, our attack subs hunt their ballistic subs and their attack subs hunt our ballistic subs. It's cat and mouse except the mice are way bigger than the cats and very good at hiding.
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  1727. Depends on locations, a ping from the UK to the east coast of the US should be between 70 and 90 if both people have a decent connection to the fat pipe of light under the Atlantic. Gaming between western Europe and eastern US is not bad, gaming between western Europe and the western US is a problem, London gets around 130 to 150 ping to Los Angeles.
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  1728. It was a high-powered rifle not a handgun, I suggest you never watch the unedited Zapruder film or you'll realise that the people who had to clean JFK's car likely needed counselling afterwards.
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  1729.  @tormodhag6824  With cancer you want drugs that inhibit rapid cell growth, in foetuses the last thing you want is to inhibit any kind of cell growth. Most anti-cancer drugs or treatments are a big no-no for pregnant women.
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  1730. If there ever was a candidate for life time driving ban then that pickup driver is it, some people really have no place behind the wheel.
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  1731. That's the biggest problem I foresee. While you are in a tube you might as well be in space because you could be a hundred miles from safety if you ever broke down, if there was a power failure that left you in a remote location between two stops you would either have to hope help arrived before your oxygen ran out or wish for a mechanism that could allow your section of the tube to be sealed and pressurised in order for you to exit the capsule. Something that would be unlikely if you were underground as it would require emergency oxygen tanks to be installed every other mile.
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  1732. Welcome to the right.
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  1733. You had never heard of this disaster? It's the worst air disaster in history.
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  1734.  @129jasper1  People can delete their own comments, also if enough people report a comment for the same thing it will be automatically deleted, so it's not always YouTube itself deleting stuff.
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  1735.  @lilbouper  If you don't like waiting just go private. In fact I would bet that the wait times for private healthcare in a socialised country are far shorter than your average wait in the US since so few people go private in our countries. If you are with BUPA in the UK you would get seen immediately regardless of whether you had an ingrown toenail or kidney disease since they have as many hospitals as they do clients.
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  1736.  @MyKharli  It's called common sense, Peter.
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  1737. There are far too many classes to get into, a typical navy - such as the US navy - has had around 100 ship classes in the past 100 years, a class of ship is a bit of a misnomer because a class doesn't mean a type of ship, it means a model/make of ship, with every new design being a new class. Did you maybe mean ship types? Types are easier to explain... Ships:.. Aircraft carrier - self explanatory, these are floating airbases with lots of planes, lots of pilots and enough support crew that they function like small floating cities. In a conflict the side that controls the sky controls the battlefield so getting aircraft to a conflict zone wins the conflict Helicopter carrier/Amphibious assault ship - these are smaller than aircraft carriers but carry lots of helicopters and lots of marines, they can put a lot of people on shore in a very short time, like aircraft carriers but their purpose is to get ground troops to a conflict. Battleship - these are now obsolete but up until WW2, and slightly beyond, they still played a strong role - battleships were massive floating monsters with huge cannons (referred to as guns) and extremely thick armour - the job of battleships was to fire huge 1-ton chunks of metal at each other until one of them gets hit enough times to sink. They were the naval equivalent of tanks. Cruiser - these ships are not used by many navy's anymore but can still serve a purpose in the navy's that do, cruisers are large (not as large as carriers or amphibious assault ships) mixed-use platforms, they are fast for their large size, have a very varied mix of weapons designed to attack other ships, aircraft and land targets, they are also very prestigious - navies tend to protect cruisers because they are useful in lots of roles and losing one hurts badly. Destroyer - these are some of the most numerous ships in any navy, a destroyer is like it's name, these are small-to-medium sized ships who have good speed and good weaponry and they are tasked to hunt down and kill - historically it was their job to find and destroy (hence the name) enemy submarines, which they were very good at and had specialised weaponry to kill subs. These days destroyers are still the best ships to kill an enemy sub but they also have a bunch of missiles that make them a pain-in-the-ass to other ships or land targets and they have excellent anti-air abilities which makes them ideal for protecting bigger ships like carriers and cruisers from enemy aircraft and missiles. Frigate - these are feisty little ships that think they are destroyers, they don't tend to get thrown in to conflicts a lot, most navies use them as coastal defence or patrol ships - they don't have much of an armament to go up against other warships but they have enough firepower to give pirates (yes they still exist) and drug smugglers a very bad day. The US and UK do however use frigates to guard places like the Panama canal and the Suez canal respectively and their frigates often roam quite a distance from home but frigates of other nations tend to guard the waters of their homeland. Submarines:.. Ballistic submarine (aka "boomer" in the US or "bomber" in Europe) - Ballistic submarines carry nuclear weapons, usually between 16 and 24 missiles, with each missile containing between 6 and 10 nuclear warheads. The sole purpose of a ballistic submarine is to annihilate the enemy, that is it, they carry enough nuclear weapons to obliterate even the largest of nations. Ballistic submarines are often referred to as "the deterrent" because the point of having them is to remind the enemy that if they attack you your submarines will retaliate and then no one wins. Ballistic submarines tend to not move around much, when they leave port they will find somewhere secluded and just hide there for 4 months waiting for an order that no one on the submarine ever wants to receive - the order to end the world. Their biggest enemy is the attack submarine. Attack submarine (aka "fast attack sub" in the US or "hunter-killer" in Europe ) - attack submarines are much smaller than ballistic submarines (because they don't have to carry 20 x 30 ton missiles), the job of an attack sub is two-fold - kill anything on the surface and kill anything below the surface, attack subs are predators, in a time of war they might be ordered to find and kill the enemy's aircraft carriers, or if there is a danger of the war becoming nuclear they might be tasked with finding and destroying the enemy's ballistic submarines. At the end of the day killing ships and subs is what they do and they are pretty good at it.
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  1738.  @Asylar343  It was.
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  1739. That's the real thug life.
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  1740. Correct.
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  1741. It still looks like a spout to me though, that building would be nicknamed "the skinny kettle" if it was in London 🤣
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  1742. On Tatooine you pay by waving your hand in front of the cashier and saying "These goods are mine to take!"
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  1743.  @Tweej  The fact that there was more than one tank on the left and he decided to go ahead anyway just proves my point. He was transporting a chemical that is hazardous to life and he was delivering that chemical to a place that produces drinking water. If he had even 0.5 of a doubt in his mind he should have stopped and sought help regardless of how far away the nearest phone was. I'm not absolving the water company of blame, they deserve most of the blame, I just disagree with the OP who said "Imagine how John must feel?". John fucked up. When someone speeds through a red light and kills someone you don't say "Imagine how the driver feels?" Negligence is negligence and John was negligent.
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  1744. Didn't he also invent pissing in jars while spending days in the dark wearing only underpants? A true maverick!
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  1745.  @DupontandLowesWarrior  There were actually three Simpsons actors in Godzilla, Hank Azaria is another but I always forget the third.
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  1746. The pentagon held the record for largest building for a very long time so it's a good measurement of floor space.
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  1747. The whole thing would be just frightfully dreadful.
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  1748. Aaardman Animations, the same company makes both.
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  1749.  @wsol80  Startle can affect anyone at any time, it's one of the reasons a plane has two pilots to begin with.
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  1750. Wireless electricity is impractical today because wireless information and wireless electricity are mutually exclusive, back in Tesla's day when the only form of remote communication relied on telegraph lines there was nothing in the ether surrounding us so using a power coil to induce an electrical current in something half a mile away was magical and brilliant. But then wireless communication came along and soon we were surrounded by invisible information that a powerful magnetic field would interfere with. If we adopted wireless electricity today we could do away with power cords but we would have to replace them with a million other cables carrying everything from radio, TV, walkie talkies, CB radios, radar, alarm systems, baby monitors, basically everything that relies on the transmission of EM waves. If you put a Tesla coil in the center of a city you would jam the airwaves for miles around like setting off an EMP.
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  1751.  @JohnJohn-by6pf  The only reason Egypt and Jordan refused refugees is because they didn't want to give Israel an excuse to attack their countries again, they have said that publicly.
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  1752. Yeah, he could be a successful stand up some day with tours, TV specials and all the trimmings...
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  1753. He can't, he has a criminal record.
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  1754. I've noticed a lot of northeasterners call kids 'bairns' like we do in Scotland (outside Glasgow anyway, where they call them 'weans'). Remember hearing it for the first time watching Byker Grove as a kid in the 90's, "Alfee, man, let 'im go - he's just a bern!" 🤣
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  1755.  @MamaLinz123  The smell is still the same in my opinion, hot vinegar on chips smells the same through inkless paper as it does through newspaper. It's just that so many places these days gibe you your meal in a little box instead of paper :/
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  1756.  @Ayzori  You think CSI Nairobi are going to hunt down an American couple who just did Kenya a huge favour? We might protect criminals in the west but in less developed countries if you kill a robber who was attacking you you get a medal.
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  1757.  @nikhilrodrigues9144  What absolute nonsense.
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  1758.  @jiyushugi1085  Very true, this accident even proved it because other than first mentioning that the aircraft is starting to bank the third pilot played no further part in the attempt to save the plane - he was of the belief that the first officer could save the aircraft even with the captain out of his seat. A case of too many cooks spoil the broth.
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  1759.  @jadeddecency  He hasn't made any peace, he insulted the entire Muslim world by moving the US embassy to Jerusalem. I have no idea what Trump paid or threatened to get his "peace deal" through but it will come back to bite Americans with another 9/11 down the road.
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  1760. If it's yellow let it mellow.
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  1761. Don't scratch a bite, you'll make it even itchier. Will power is one of the best skills you can develop.
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  1762. I would say from the late 1800's until 1945 the Germans were lightyears ahead of the other European powers and the US when it came to chemistry, physics and applying both to new tech.
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  1763.  @pleiadiblu2365  *lung cancer. He was a lifelong smoker.
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  1764.  @ashn7146  Did you ever stop to think that there was absolutely no need to capitalise the words mom and daughter?
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  1765. @Mal Contender If you are referring to 9/11 then it actually does happen exactly as we witnessed. "The floor above hits the one below"? Because both planes hit the 109th floor did they? In one tower it was 8 floors that fell on to the one below and in the other tower it was 17 floors that fell on to the one below, so no there wouldn't be any kind of hesitation if that is what you were grasping at. The weight of 8 to 17 floors giving way to gravity won't be stopped by anything short of Superman... Ignorance is a choice, oddly a very popular one in the United States.
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  1766. It's not impossible, for over 1000 years or more we managed to protect society from them by putting them in institutions, then in the 1960's we had a medical breakthrough in antipsychotics and decided to release everyone and close the institutions whilst simultaneously trusting people with poor mental health to take their medicine every day - because obviously someone who hears voices that say stuff like "Don't take those pills - they are trying to poison you" can always be trusted to take their medication, every day, voluntarily, on their own.
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  1767. Because using the same package used by the Americans is cheaper than running our own. With only 50 in existence the AH-1, or "mark one" as we call our apaches are extremely expensive to maintain and operate, so when it came time to upgrade it was decided that the American upgrade AH-64E would be cheaper than creating our own AH-1B.
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  1768. Republicans don't like it when you challenge their gods.
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  1769. *have
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  1770. Pagers are still a must-have if you're hospital staff.
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  1771.  @phathuevos697  Anyone who has the desire and the resources to fix something can still do so. If we all just selfishly left people to clean up their own mess we'd be living in a wasteland.
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  1772. So you are equating us to Sri-Lankans? A third world country? There was a time when Brits compared ourselves to the best but here you are saying "well at least we're better than Sri Lanka", set the bar lower why don't you?
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  1773. What would be the point of taking your car if you are going to keep it on the train? The point of the Channel Tunnel is that you are driving everywhere except for the one place that only a train fits.
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  1774. At least it's a name created by a grown up rather than all this Tyshawna and Delwanda nonsense.
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  1775. Maths is full of fantastic loopholes and tricks. I learned a thing years ago that allowed you to do massively complex equasions just by remembering a handful of rules, but I've forgot them. To be honest though I believe the entirety of maths works that way and I would prefer it to be taught in schools. I was taught the times tables, everything from 1x1 up to 12x12 in primary school and then the likes of algebra, geometry and just a handful of tricks like Pythagoras' theorem when in high school. When it comes to simple maths, like everyday maths, the times tables help because you've memorised them but actually visualising how they work and learning the rules of maths might be more complex for a kid but if you memorise those you can multiply insane numbers in your head instead of the basics. In a strange way maths is a kind of magic because you can show people tricks like the one in this episode of QI or you can spoil it for them and explain how it works and why it will always work. Every time. In school we seem to teach kids the trick, but not the workings behind it.
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  1776. You weren't there...
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  1777. @G Walker The benefits of Brexit will be enormously outweighed by the disadvantages. No longer part of the world's largest free market, much weaker trade deals without the might of the EU in our corner, the imminent loss of Northern Ireland and Scotland (and our oil) thanks to the constant reminder from Nigel Farage that sovereignty is everything, I guess he forgot that London currently holds the sovereignty of three other nations. Enjoy your fireworks on the 31st, you've got some hard lessons coming your way in the next few years.
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  1778.  @HappyBeezerStudios  Nuclear can be 100% safe of certain situations though, most fears are of a Chernobyl-esque explosion whereas a generation 3+ reactor such as those in construction today could never explode in a million years - even if you disengaged every possible safety they're go-to mode when they get in to trouble is a drop in power rather than a rise in power like most first and second gen reactors.
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  1779.  @pauloakwood9208  Monty was also in command of all of the land forces during the invasion stage so it was he who had to deal with adjusting the plans over the course of several days to counter German efforts to stop it. It's strange that yanks don't list the Normandy invasion as one of Monty's "numerous failures".
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  1780. That makes sense as by 1996 we already knew that sharks were agitated by EM radiation and not to approach them if ships are nearby.
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  1781. I see you're in the barrel today, Freeman. Good luck!
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  1782. *Soviet
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  1783.  @Martial-Mat  Not sure what you mean but the liquidators came from all over the Soviet Union from Armenians to Uzbeks and everything in between, it was not just Russians.
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  1784. His belief that Airbuses were exactly the same as the Tupolevs they were replacing is what led this to happen.
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  1785. The last I checked Islamic extremism is the one tackled most often with IS-related sites taken down continuously, preachers jailed for hate speech and anyone remotely linked to anything IS-related being kept under surveilance. Do you just not live in the real world, Robbie?
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  1786. The woman who was eaten by an escalator in China managed to save her son's life by throwing him out of danger but I believe this conveyor belt took it's prey far too quickly for them to even realise something was wrong.
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  1787. Also his backup is letting him down so either he acts or he waits for the sniper to kill the target some other way.
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  1788.  @jeovanneramos5066  She never said England.
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  1789. Half the things you take for granted in life were either invented by us or utilise something that was. Saying that we can't build shit is like saying Usain Bolt can't run, it's not just wrong so much as it's completely ignorant. For example, without the world wide web there would be no YouTube. You're welcome...
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  1790.  @michaelgray1803  The same folks that already buy products.
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  1791.  @KainYusanagi  When mama bear climbs first and mama bear weighs ten times as much as her cubs. I think in the bear world it's how you send your kids on a distant trip, you use the cubapult.
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  1792. Still bunching up your panties about a president who has been gone for almost 4 years, huh?
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  1793. They can also cause fires if damaged, as you saw here. A damaged battery from something heavy or sharp falling on it can cause a fire hours later. If you have hundreds I hope you keep them very safely stored away from anything flammable and in a room with a smoke detector.
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  1794. These sorts of comments amuse me, you do know that if an amateur journalist can work out the protocol for a specific event then an enemy state would already know it? And have their own version? This is like those comments I see on videos about stealth aircraft where someone says "JUST TELL THE WHOLE WORLD THAT OUR SUPER JETS ARE INVISIBLE!". The world already knows.... You would have a valid point if this video stated exactly where keycards were kept or how long they last, but it doesn't. It simply states that the US has a similar system that most other developed nations have.
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  1795. They are thinking about the long run rather than next election, when people see what life is like with fewer allies and weaker trade deals they will realise why those in power tried to get us any deal from Europe that they could while those who voted for Brexit were screaming "No, no deal! We'll eat sand when the food runs out, we'll create trade goods using magic and prayors! No deal!"
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  1796.  @chongtak  In fairness they butchered many English words, I'm only at 2:37 and already he's pronounced wreak as 'wreck' and another word that I'm too lazy to go back and look for. Admittedly it could just be a narrator reading a foreign script verbatim, I've noticed they have a tendency to repeat the mistakes in the script rather than fix them.
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  1797.  @AmyAnnLand  I had actually wondered about that just the other day while watching a thing about ISIS, the about-to-be deceased always seem to be very stoic, I had thought maybe they were drugged but I could see ISIS torturing them with fake executions if they are held captive for years on end. I've seen drug cartels torture and behead folk and they tend to drug their victims so they won't flail about during their dismemberment.
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  1798. I wish Mars had the same philosophy, 40 years ago you could beat someone to death with a Mars bar, today you can swallow one whole and it'd never be a choking hazard :/
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  1799. Veterans risked all to allow you to burn that flag if you want to, or does true freedom have limitations after all? I'm confused, does America support freedom or just partial freedom?
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  1800. The EU economy is twice the size of the US, our economy is about a seventh of that of the US - trust me when I tell you the EU doesn't and will never see us as competition. For one thing our only major export is banking and services and as soon as we sign on the dotted line on January 31st you will see all of our biggest companies like HSBC, Barklays and Lloyds of London move their HQ to Frankfurt because the EU is where the majority of their customers are.
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  1801. Is that playing on US servers or Asian? Sounds like the latency most of us had around the late 90's when dial-up modems were still the norm :/
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  1802. In 1000 years the reactor will be gone and the area will probably be a city again.
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  1803. Surely you've had the entire house for ten years and not just the living room?
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  1804.  @wojtek-33  Destroying something because it does not align with your own beliefs is evil, which is what this intolerant politician did, it's what extremists of all religions do regularly when confronted with something they deem blasphemous. Such intolerance is incompatible with civilisation and freedom.
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  1805. No, the Chinese have never once flown bombers near US territory, the Soviets and Russians have, but never the Chinese. I'm guessing their patience with the US blaming them for everything and then some is starting to wear thin.
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  1806. Was that Shakespeare?
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  1807. This is about the nuclear disaster, not the tsunami. Only 2 of the 20,000 people who died that day died at the power plant.
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  1808.  @JJONNYREPP  Why the hell do you keep prefixing every comment with that long useless blurb about the video?
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  1809.  @whereswaldo5740  The creation will far exceed us, to think it won't is naivety.
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  1810. Used to? They still do it here in the UK, even though it's now illegal.
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  1811. Why was the air fryer on the stove?
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  1812. @S2 Turbine Is that commercial the reason Americans have no idea what socialism is?
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  1813. Because torpedo tubes are never dry so a dribble means the tube is empty and a torrent means the tube is flooded. He only felt a dribble due to the blockage so he assumed the door was shut.
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  1814.  @lmperiosus  Ignore him, he's going around posting nonsense comments everywhere.
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  1815.  @p.siadoreyou9050  They weren't married, so no, that was not his sister.
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  1816. Why would a migrant have a lower level of education? You get taught the same shit in schools allover the world with the exception of a handful of nations that are in impoverished regions like western Africa or northern India. The fact you think a teenager from Syria won't know his multiplication tables is practically racist in itself. I'm sorry to break it to you but they also don't live in mud huts held together by a cement containing their own shit. 0_O The only thing holding decent migrants back are the language barrier and the fact that if one in 10,000 of them commits a crime they all suffer the backlash because the rampant right use it to incite hatred - which if anything shows that westerners are more mob-orientated and barbaric than any migrant could ever be.
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  1817. Angled surely?
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  1818. It would have to be a Jesuschristosaur.
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  1819. I've been known to wax my cylinder to a glossy sheen, sometimes twice a day.
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  1820.  @bristoled93  What an utterly irrelevant comment.
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  1821. A right winger posting misinformation, what were the chances? 🤣
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  1822. The T-800 was made from a polyalloy, which is something of an oxymoron since an alloy is a combination of materials so a polyalloy is a combination of a combination of materials.
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  1823. I really HarryPotter like Daniel, he has HarryPotter come a long way and grown HarryPotter into a mature, funny fella, I HarryPotter hope Harry Potter doesn't HarryPotter overshadow HarryPotter him forever! HarryPotterHarryPotterHarryPotter
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  1824. I felt the same watching the twin towers collapse and I'm not even in the US so I can't imagine what it must have felt like for New Yorkers watching thousands of people drop to their death. Very haunting I suppose.
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  1825.  @TheAsheybabe89  No one in their right mind supports a government employee that is corrupt. It's funny but someone mentioned how Travis invents things that didn't happen in order to get sympathy and here you are doing the same, making shit up about decent people supporting bent cops. Oh, and without authority there would be anarchy, and although you may think you have the biggest gun in your state there is always someone with a bigger one who will take yours off your corpse.
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  1826. Except it is harder to buy banned things. For example why doesn't every criminal carry a gun?
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  1827.  @TheRockyCrowe  Gender reassignment is not called cosmetic surgery though, cosmetic surgery is anything to do with vanity. Don't try to preach unless you know what you are talking about.
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  1828.  @wernervoss6357  By "all over the world" you mean poor nations near the US that the US keeps poor?
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  1829.  @marianmarkovic5881  No, at Chernobyl someone just got pinned to the moon.
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  1830. Nothing even remotely like trans surgery.
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  1831.  @jasonhill2879  Learn to type like a grown up.
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  1832. I first heard the term in the Battlestar Galactica reboot and had to study it, how that show cleverly wrapped itself up by portraying baby Hera as Mitochiondrial Eve was brilliant.
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  1833.  @cbbudy  When a bird shits on you people tend to notice it and stare and even point it out to others, if you still don't get it then your question really should have been "Can someone explain social anxiety to me?"
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  1834.  @MiniNinja258  The theory was sound, it was their practice that failed, if you place a telephone directory against a flat surface and fire a round into it it will stop the round, if you hold a telephone directory and fire a round into it it will not stop the round. That was the mistake, the guy held the book in front of his chest instead of holding the book against his chest. If I recall correctly. I believe, though I might be mistaken since I'm too lazy to Google, that even kevlar body armour can't stop a round unless it is against a surface such as your chest where it can spread the impact out across a wide area.
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  1835. Can't remember if it was the Nazis or the monsters of Unit 731 but they used to do this to prisoners on purpose, freeze a person's arm solid and then experiment with ways to try and save the arm without it dying or shattering like glass. Horrific torture for the people it was done to but it contributed a lot to our current knowledge of frost burns.
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  1836. Maybe Sega lost in the US but in Europe, or at least the UK, they far outsold Nintendo and were anything but a failure, though no console could compete with home computers like the C64 and Spectrum. When I was 10 I only knew three people who owned a console and all three owned Sega Master Systems. Then the next generation arrived a couple of years later and what few people in the UK owned a NES decided to buy a Sega Megadrive instead of the Super NES and Nintendo were gone. They did have a slight resurgence with the N64 though.
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  1837. Daniela has a point, I'm British and even I find that Michael seems to type a small essay in the text box when he could just as easily get straight to the point...
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  1838. Experiments at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the late 90's discovered that the thermal conductance of room-temperature chicken tikka masala was second only to supercooled copper nanopiping. The Sphere's inner walls will contain almost 19,000 metric tonnes of the mild curry dish.
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  1839. I take it you've never heard of it before.
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  1840. Inferiority? Hard to be inferior when you top most world rankings.
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  1841. Under rated joke.
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  1842.  @johne.8939  They are both our enemy. How do you propose to feed 8 billion people when the planet becomes too hot to grow the food that we and our livestock depend upon? Ignorance might be a choice, but it's yours not mine.
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  1843. currency.
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  1844. Shut up numpty, you act like brown and black people only just got here in the past 10 years and it makes you sound utterly stupid.
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  1845.  @georgehk2935  Opened up all the national monuments so his oil baron pals could rape them.
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  1846.  @outlawJosieFox  No, we learned from the Chinese and gave it to India.
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  1847. 35,000 dollars worth of damage? No wonder people don't want to pay taxes. I could get you a table like that for 8 dollars and you could give the other 34, 992 back to the people...
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  1848. Indeed, depending on the posture they either have a 1 in 3 chance of survival or 1 in 10, so those "No one was harmed" captions are usually just window dressing.
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  1849.  @errolpaul8043  Not the place for your superstitious mumbo jumbo.
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  1850.  @matthewduncan6061  Don't confuse processing power with intelligence.
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  1851. Boudica of the Iceni, for two thousand years her story has been a war call to all Brits to stand up to the plate whenever we are challenged.
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  1852.  @Isclachau  Not on the TV there isn't, the broadcasting watchdog would prosecute.
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  1853.  @martinsolomon5500  Well, it's every Tory, and half of Labour, but not every politician is bent, by that logic every human is bent since politicians come from every walk of life.
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  1854. A lot I would guess, his father moved from Wales to Zambia for an agricultural posting before meeting his wife there and having a son.
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  1855. You're the only one who has demeaned someone...
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  1856. It's Brexit, most of us are out in the fields foraging for food leaving the children to run the stuff in the cities.
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  1857.  @sandgrownun66  The fact you think any green party would outlaw cars shows how stupid you are, you would vote for Trump in a heartbeat if you believe stuff so easily.
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  1858.  @gck82s  Can you spread any more nonsense? Getting radiation out of a fluid is simple, you put the fluid through a neutron absorbing material, they have to do it to the coolant every time they decommission a NPP. And Fukushima is nowhere remotely as bad as Chernobyl, man, when you prats aren't lying about it flowing into the sea you are complaining that they are capturing and storing it - people can't win.
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  1859. How can it be a pandemic if it's only an epidemic in a single country so far? to be a pandemic it needs to become an epidemic in several major countries.
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  1860.  @WeHoGayJohn  Those two places are household names for every American?
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  1861. The third movie is a bit like Robocop 3, worth a watch but nothing like the first two.
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  1862. Unless you go to your nation's embassy like any other person without a passport does. Do you seriously believe that your life is now over if your passport is lost or misplaced? Hahaha, that's a hoot.
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  1863. Yeah, well it's been 9 years, clearly someone created a working crack...
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  1864. I could smash a pumpkin for hours...
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  1865. +Niklas Hansen How Obama talked Bush in to starting two wars so that Track Palin could come home with PTSD is what gets me.
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  1866. Delusional!
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  1867. +Thomas McDonald And?  We also have nutjobs that support terrorists, should that be known as "UK condones 9/11"?  Grow up and don't be a nitpicking idiot.
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  1868. Not only assumptive but stupid, it's not people in the elevator that mind it's those outside who have 10+ floors to travel but can't get in because those who got in ahead of them want to travel up a single flight or two. Think outside the box, in this case quite literally.
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  1869. It was only half built before the company financing it went tits up.  Which is English terminology for 'bust'.
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  1870. +Laura Perez The missing carousel horses replaced by the lasagne and butcher is a reference to the horsemeat scandal where horses in eastern Europe ended up in frozen lasagne and other frozen foods here in western Europe.
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  1871. Are they known for rape?
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  1872. TheMamsies You forgot Wales.  Batman forgives you.
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  1873. +amitabh dayal Mate, up here if it fits in the fryer it goes in the fryer.
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  1874. +The Fox For this video, it's called advertising.
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  1875. Here here, I voted stay in 2015, but I wish I had hindsight, I considered myself British back then but now more and more I see British values mean trying to skuttle England by cutting off their nose to spite Europe and I don't want to be pulled down in their wake.
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  1876. Strangely enough it still happens.
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  1877. +MrSoldinjo Not really.
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  1878. Fracking epcylons, them eptoasters are everywhere
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  1879. Caio .tk I'm guessing you haven't seen the intro for the 2009 Star Trek reboot.
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  1880. +iistoastycat Children of Men!
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  1881. +Ben D This is the northernmost settlement with at least 1,000 permanent residents, which is the general requirement for town status. Alert is not a town, it rarely even has permanent residents.
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  1882. I just refer to the US as California to even it out seeing as it's where all the tech, money and useful shit is. It has some extra sting now that Republifucks hate the state of California. I'll keep ignoring 49 of the 50 constituent parts of the US so long as they keep ignoring 3 of our 4 constituent parts.
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  1883. You get wrens in Europe and North America so nobody was fully wrong, it's just a Eurasian wren, or simply a wren, the only type in Europe and the first documented so it is simply called a wren, no need for the Eurasian bit, that only came about when we discovered North America has many variations of wrens.
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  1884. Allan T Did you watch a different video with someone from Ireland?
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  1885. Your English has come a long way, people wouldn't believe that it is not your first language unless you told them.  My German on the other hand is shit, I can count to about 1,000, ask for directions or tell people I have a big potato.  Ich habe ein groB kartoffel.  I love my big potato.
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  1886. HUNFender Not sure it's possible to waste water here.
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  1887. There is, you just had a working crack.
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  1888.  @B-ch6uk  The wind was blowing from one platform to the other and pushchairs are designed to orient themselves in the direction they are pushed. but yeah, it does look a little like a mischievous ghost 😊
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  1889. N Gabino, what have aircraft carriers got to do with anything? They are force projection only, they became obsolete in conventional warfare with the advent of the cruise missile. Against banana republics and desert nations far away they are fantastic, but against any developed nation with missiles all 90 possible aircraft aboard a carrier would be bogged down trying to stop the carrier from being sunk.
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  1890. Terry Madill Yes, but he said he knows for a FACT and you can't argue with someone when they say that something is a fact.  I guess the countless times I've seen cars driving through water up to their wing mirrors were all in my head.
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  1891. Use your own brain, dude. Don't try to be more clever than the NASA boys without even widening your vision, that is the epitome of pathetic and arrogance. And it's not 'mouse fart for a month' it's perpetual mouse fart. As I understand it even ion drives eventually run out of fuel so how would an ion drive ever get up to the speeds required to reach another system within a lifetime or two if it maxes out after a decade? An EM-drive designed to give the same thrust as an ion drive (say a 1km diameter machine as opposed to the 1m diameter machine that is an ion drive) would still continue to accelerate after a decade, and after 50 years, after a century you could be travelling at closer to light than to standstill. Would become feasible to build a monstrous vehicle if the science showed it was capable of reaching the likes of Alpha Centauri within a couple of lifetimes, accelerating for 50% of the journey and decelerating the other 50%. That is what excites folks, not the thrust, but the lack of fuel - just add solar panels and release.
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  1892. His English is likely better than your French, or German or whatever nationality he is.
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  1893. muhammet emre durmuş Give them their freedom then.
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  1894. +CDenic "I did not have culinary relations with that man!"
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  1895. +MMMGrower The white guy that shot up that church, I do not think they once ever mentioned his religion... they called him a male... he could have been Jewish, Pastafarian, Sikh, no they never said his religion.  They only say someone's religion if they have a name like Mohamud or Ihbal or Mamood, despite the fact that these psychos are not in fact Muslims, but looneys misrepresenting Islam. As the folks above said, get down to your local practitioner and have him shine a torch in your lugholes.  There's wax or something in there.
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  1896. It's something to do with the engine so they can keep the smoke up for a while and carpet literally miles and miles of countryside in fog, not like the little puff of smoke you get when you use countermeasures in Battlefield 4. I think it is something to do with feeding oil through a heat exchanger that burns the oil, wasting it but creating lots of smoke that blinds the enemy but not you with your infrared sights.
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  1897. Bill, you will have to explain how you think all neighbourhoods will get engine noise.
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  1898. Yes, she aged well, unlike a lot of soap stars.
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  1899. UnkeptMoss328 It's the Christian United States, dude.  Bad language and nudity are sinful, the only reason blood, guts, gore and mutilation gets through is because it desensitizes an American to wage war better so they can travel to far away lands and fight for Israel's interests.  I'm just fucking with you, but seriously I'm not fucking with you, the MPAA is ran by Arnon Milchan who lives in Tel Aviv.  His committee decides which rating a film in the US gets and his fingers stretch in to most things an American is allowed to watch.   Thankfully we Brits are not under the Israeli thumb, we just have the Queen...  :/
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  1900. +Collin Tedesco It wasn't Area 51, it was in Los Alamos and was annihilated in the bomb test that it was built for, which you see in Indiana Jones and the Hulk.
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  1901. +Kenneth Cruey More powerful engines in the same engine space.  if you put a modern engine in a Tiger it's designers would add more armour until it was the same weight as a new tank.  Same with all military hardware, if someone designed a better engine for a battleship someone would immediately negate whatever speed benefit the new engine created by adding an extra inch of armour to the hull.
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  1902. Sounds nothing like the UK to me, you're thinking of the third world. Or just desperate for likes.
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  1903. Actually Tom just walked backstage, collected his notes and then walked back out to the sofa, they just made it look like he teleported by placing the audience and us in a temporal loop which we entered and then exited minutes later. Giving us the impression of no time passage.
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  1904. LiQuid you sound like you are ten years old. Is this your first time reading the big boy news?
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  1905. If anything petrol usage will rise and renewables will pause. The US is our biggest influence, even more so now that Washington knows that Brussels is out of the picture, soon Trump will be dictating to Theresa to push carbon seeing as he's pulling out all the stops to get coal and oil back on the dinner table and will be looking for buyers.
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  1906. Rowan C I take it you regularly fly 4,000 miles for dental work? Also, after your 8hr journey to get dental work done do you also decide to forego shaving for the day and appear 'bleary-eyed'?
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  1907. yoda offical Because you stated the obvious, it's like saying "Arnold Schwarzenegger's model at Madame Tussauds looks a lot like Arnold Schwarzenegger."
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  1908. Euphemism or slang in a specific place. Like ned is the Scottish colloquialism of chav.
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  1909. A banana beat me!
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  1910. You don't want to be spending your time around PDF files.
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  1911. Well for a fact it's 3 mins long instead of several hours.
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  1912. So when you visit other countries you only go to the places with gunk-covered fake wannabes?  You must be desperate to feel like the pretty one all the time.
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  1913. Muhammad Abdul Qaadir It's illegal to strike your kids, violence solves nothing.  The BBC did a recent documentary on life in one of the world's most secretive states (I wonder why they are secretive?) and it showed some meaty stuff.  Regular public beheadings, women killed by their husband's say so, lines of criminals dangling over city squares to deter those who speak out and cameras confiscated at will. Sorry, dude, but a state like that is a state where it's your word against mine and if you wanted to get rid of me you could just make shit up or get a family member to indict me.  That's a justice-free world.  The west is in no way perfect by a long shot (the US especially), but we do practice equality and that even means tolerance of other religions.
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  1914. She was in no way a victim, but she did not deserve such a suckerpunch.  A slap, a push, manhandling her off of the bus, anything except a full force smack upside the jaw, he should have known better.  Being a bus driver he was obviously no stranger to mouthy teens and she deserved as good as she got but he went full force. You can teach a brat a lesson, as politically incorrect as that sounds, but I'd be surprised if that punch didn't shatter her jaw.
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  1915. +Landorcan He didn't say it wasn't a crime, he said they weren't hunted, which they are not.  99% of those with illegal material are arrested because of a tip-off, the producers however have entire teams assigned to them to track them down.  It's the same with child porn as it is with drugs, remove the supply and hope the user goes to rehab.
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  1916. It's a quad-bike with a plastic shell, Jeremy made it to try and beat the P50 record of world's smallest car, it really is just a very small quad-bike with a homemade roof.  The name is a joke, the "P45" is the name of the tax form sent to you when you lose your job.
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  1917. Was Facebook even around in the 70's?
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  1918. Who's that at 3:25? It's not Gemma Arterton is it?
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  1919. Pretty much :/
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  1920. Most Brits.
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  1921. +Kittenmage Bone It's much like anywhere else, but there it's made of wood.
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  1922. I have to agree, even though T2 was still an action blockbuster like the movies seen here there was something eerie and realistic about LA's destruction that you don't get from today's blockbusters.  That is a very chilling scene.
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  1923.  @mysteriousdoge1298  The G-forces would help you get flat on the floor.
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  1924. It might be random but he has form for fucking young actresses, he and Scarlett Johannsen got it on in a lift at the Golden Globes when she was about 18 and he was in his 30's.
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  1925.  @robinroos2254  Don't speak for everybody, only the stupid and the gullible want out.
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  1926. +Sam Brown No, he doesn't, his hair just became less high. For every season of the Fresh Prince his hair lost one inch of height, in season one he looked like Kid from Kid n' Play and his hair had to be fitted with a titanium exoskeleton to withstand the stresses of filming.
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  1927. I wanted to keep Warpaint in a little room where I could feed them and make them sing for me, but then I realised that was a bit "put the lotion in the basket"ey. :/
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  1928. Tied? You know when you see things that no one else sees it is called a delusion. Seek help.
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  1929.  @FluffyFerretFarm  Are you sure? I heard that it is no longer burning under the town but is still burning a few miles from it.
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  1930. +James Ramirez Freedom of expression exists in the UK, you can't just infringe upon someone else's rights whenever you smell a way to make some free money like you litigation-crazy Americans with your personal lawyers on speed dial.
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  1931. Nehman Younas He always says cock and usually in a variety of ways, it's his own little expletive.
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  1932. A1200HD under my bed, A600 attached to TV, FS-UAE installed on PC and UAE4Arm installed on my phone. It's like that song - "Every where you go, always take t̶h̶e̶ ̶w̶e̶a̶t̶h̶e̶r̶ an Amiga with you!"
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  1933. Two planets from the Riddick universe, nice.
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  1934. It's only heartbreaking because the victims were middle class? Crikey, you're almost as bad as the driver.
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  1935. ***** You can live 50 metres from the reactor for the rest of your life and never get sick.  It's only the core that is emitting serious doses of EM radiation so don't approach it and you'll be fine, which no one does anyway, they use robots inside there where most of it is still to physically hot for humans still.  The reason that there is over a thousand square kilometres of no-go zones is because everything is covered in a layer of radioactive particles that went up with the heat in 1986 and fell across the region in the following weeks.  They have settled now and won't hurt you unless you inhale or ingest enough of them, so don't go kicking dust up in to the air and don't go around eating berries, lettuces and fish and you will be fine.   There are hundreds of permanent inhabitants who get their supplies from outside.
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  1936. +SoundArtist And your firm favourite, Magic Mike.
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  1937. You are really gonna need your looks to get through life.
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  1938. As a Brit I'm not aware of the drinky, druggy, club scene having a large black following.  Maybe it's a compliment to their intelligence that they don't make arses of themselves with the rest of us.  Since you are called LakerLand I assume you are American, so may I ask you why at last weekend's Pumpkin riots were there no blacks?
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  1939. +sydandtaytum Cats (despite what we think) can tolerate what would otherwise be irritating to us like extremes of temperature and noisy environments, it's not unknown for 'mouser' cats to sleep in boiler rooms or near engines. What they don't like is jarring or sudden sounds that affect their ability to analyse what is going on around them, with their ears they can build a mental picture of everything around them for defense. Only very domesticated cats let their guard down when it comes to situational awareness.
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  1940. +Smithy V No, Nicholas Hoult, the big blue hairy thing from the new X-Men movies.
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  1941. Just some friendly scally-bashing, if you picture someone trying to tout wares out of the back of a van or a suitcase it's easy to imagine them with a Liverpool accent and a perm. Our Scottish equivalent would be a Glasweegian wearing a plastic bag as a rain hat and selling 40p socks or three for a pound.
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  1942. +VINEGARGH That is because of your culture.  Brits, Irish and Aussies can laugh at themselves.
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  1943. Syan Red Only those with knowledge of the source material being referenced will get a reference.  That's how references work, now go and share what I just taught you with the other children.
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  1944. Record a teabagging in slow motion, with both nostrils covered and at least 'one lump in the cup'.
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  1945. And two months after it didn't happen you seem to be under the impression it did...
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  1946. This generation and the last one were the most prosperous in those 900 years of warring, I'm not seeing your point. Surviving on the streets for 20 years is no reason to celebrate when your house burns down because being in that house was better than those 20 years likely were.
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  1947. One that doesn't sing.
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  1948. +Upturned Blouse Collar She did say it was her opinion...
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  1949. Few nations are truly free of barbarity so it's unfair to single out spain, some countries do not ban fur, others test vanity products on animals, and others condone hunting for sport rather than controlling numbers. Here in the UK fox hunting looks to be reinstated soon, so you can't just generalise the Spanish as being uncaring when like any other society it's just one element in their society that enjoys bullfighting.
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  1950. What is the El used for if they don't let commuters on?
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  1951. phattieg I've lived in the UK all of my 34 years and never once paid respect to the queen, she's an ornamental head of state who brings in tourists.  Nothing more.
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  1952. +Matt Greer You can't be that straight if you know James, but not Stoya, the pale angel that is the Serbian/Scottish Stoya shows up more on video sites than 'Wifey' does, she's done TV shows and even played Amanda Palmer's girlfriend in her 'Do it with a rockstar' video.  I have to admit, the first time I saw something she was in was with James and she did look rather uncomfortable for some of it, even though she was no newcomer. Thing is though that as much as I like her I find it odd that she would date her rapist for such a long time and that she did not expect the sex to be rough when James is known for throwing women around in videos.  The whole thing is a bit odd.
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  1953. Yeah, people forget that planes have been hitting things since 1908.
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  1954. wharrrra fackking liberty!
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  1955. Joan, is English not your first language? She clearly said that her own daughter died along with her nieces, nieces is plural meaning two-or-more, so that is three kids or more. I'm not sure how you could have missed such obvious facts.
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  1956. +burtlangoustine1 Make the United States vanish somehow then give the world's nations 50 years to settle.
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  1957. +PresidentGuevara To compare both those things shows a level of poor education or mental ill-health.  Just an FYI.
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  1958. +Agent Washington New cars and appliances are designed to break down, the manufacturers make a lot of money from servicing them so they make sure car is safe and that nothing will go wrong immediately, but no part is made with the same stringency as cars used to because if a car lasts 30 years you would buy fewer of them. It's the same with washing machines, kettles, everything.
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  1959. +Bluedragon094 No, I think they are pissed that instead of a corpse or an urn full of ashes they have a shoebox containing a coiled up toilet python with little bits of sweetcorn in it.
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  1960. Because it had a newer, better crack
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  1961. +Canis80 I find pastels give a nice colour... fruit pastels by Rowntrees, I eat 12 packs a day for a thick, colourful texture.
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  1962. Christian? White? This is 2016, not 1016, the Crusades are thatta way > >
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  1963. Yeah, usually when he pushes someone out of his way it's his bodyguards who have to stand their ground. I guess he probably forgot they weren't there.
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  1964. It does blow my mind that this millennium is 18 years old already, in two years we will be one fifth of the way through the 21st century. Staggering.
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  1965.  @kms_scharnhorst  At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century Germany was leagues ahead of anyone else in almost every field from the sciences to manufacturing. Anyone who says the Germans were not technologically superior during WW2 should never be taken seriously in a discussion.
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  1966.  @barnmaddo  Who was it that gave the US a free pass to sanction whoever they want? "We're not the world police, we just love to jam our big fucking beaks in to everything."
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  1967.  @FlorPortas  I think they would like to know the meaning of the word 'pls'.
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  1968. I know we Brits pronounce it without a solid T as Bri'ish but you don't have to compensate by adding extra T's!
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  1969.  @cryora  Should they just never experience a waterpark at any time in their life?
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  1970.  @tobiasrost633  There's always people already on the ISS, at the moment it is 7. A crew of 5 and the two visitors that are currently stranded.
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  1971. Like a new GTA game every year instead of every decade.
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  1972.  @jacobrzeszewski6527  It's all about mass rather than speed, a 500,000 tonne tanker or cargo ship can cause horrendous damage if it runs into something at just 1 knots because it requires a massive amount of energy to change an inertia value of 1 knots to 0 knots in something as huge as a ship. You can either spend around 5,000 gallons of fuel to slow that ship down from 1 knots to 0 knots or you can let it hit something and let that something absorb all that energy.
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  1973. By real story you mean another similar story but one with a fatal consequence, yeah? Why didn't you just say that?
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  1974.  @ABrit-bt6ce  Nah, someone was just careless, or in this case reckless, most British sheds will have containers of used nails and it's not unusual to place other non-nail objects in there. I have an old paint can of nails that has screwdrivers in it.
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  1975. You don't get many feral kids in such remote locations, their deadbeat mothers would hate all the greenery and their deadbeat dads would hate that there wasn't much to steal and no one to sell drugs to.
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  1976. Wouldn't Boston be New Ireland? Haha, I punned.
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  1977. There's a point, if Australia hosted a world cup or super bowl people would have to become nocturnal to watch it. Must be shit being a fan of Soccer or American Footie down there. "Murray! Late again ya son of a gala!" "Was up at 3am watching Bayern Munich, ya drongo!" "Fair dinkum, ya dunny licker!"
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  1978. The interior would have been fine, the fires were tens of floors above where the pictures were taken so the interior would likely have looked exactly as it did on any other day. Hence why people ran to windows to photograph what they saw outside on the ground, after the dull thump of the plane hitting the building the only way those in the floors below would know that anything was wrong would be by looking out of windows...
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  1979.  @davem5333  No, if there is a hole in the cabin you can be assured that every one of the pasengers knew before the pilot did as they would be suffocating while trying to strap oxygen masks to their face.
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  1980.  @kasiphia  I think he means because she was protesting for a great cause, though I am in agreement with the OP, it doesn't matter how great your cause if you go around endangering lives to bring attention to it.
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  1981. In regards to the final statement of this video there should never be a memorial made for idiots. Otherwise the world would be overflowing with memorials...
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  1982. In Scotland we call it "Oddy, oddy, out" as that is what we say before drawing our hands out instead of 'one, two, three'.
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  1983.  @serenacelestine  If your burning captain has exited the burning vehicle then I don't really think you have much thinking to do... you exit the burning vehicle after him.
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  1984. Toddlers would be a code red, or perhaps black. Not so much dangerous but capable of running up to 40mph and can fit in tiny spaces.
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  1985. Good to see that it's not only Brits who like to insult their own country on the internet.
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  1986. It's generally bad luck to rename a seagoing vessel unless you forbid anyone aboard from ever mentioning the previous name. One of hundreds of bits of marine superstition.
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  1987. I agree, Germany is the dominant force in the EU and so I thought nuclear might stop being a priority for the bloc after the German people voted to close down their own nuclear plants but with the new legislation confirming that nuclear is to be considered a green energy in the EU that might not be the case. France is still one of the world leaders in nuclear tech and with the new legislation many EU countries might consider going nuclear themselves.
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  1988.  @Qgh9.  That must be why the Burj Kalifa is an empty shell...
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  1989. He killed everyone at juvy and he's currently on the lam.
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  1990. No, you heard about the HOTOL craft that Alan Bond worked on originally.
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  1991. The deaths of all of the "feelers" in Equilibrium that Christian Bale can't save.
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  1992. We like to call it MBT-bagging.
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  1993.  Joe Black  Noisy as fuck.
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  1994.  @alexhewett5983  The first officer gave his seat to Eldar, it was the third pilot in the co-pilot seat next to the boy. Neither the captain nor the first officer were at the controls.
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  1995. And yet they still have all of the bases around the globe that we leased them, a bit odd that we had to pay them back the "lend" part of the deal but they don't have to return the "lease" part of it.
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  1996.  @CaliSteve169  Don't need ant gun legislation, already have it, that's why such incidents here are decades apart instead of days apart like in the US.
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  1997.  @RichTiger7  The point is that the original reason we sent them out may just become obsolete. Think of it like this, in 1886 Karl Benz points his revolutionary new car in a direction and let's it drive off at it's top speed of 4mph. Then in 1908 Henry Ford points one of his Model Ts in the same direction and lets it loose at it's maximum speed of 45mph. At some point the first car gets wildly overtaken and left in the dirt. This is a possibility with Voyager, we already have ion engines that could get to voyager in a fifth of the time it took voyager to get to where it is - in 30 years we might have spaceships that could overtake Voyager entirely.
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  1998. "Water pistol fight! Is FW on or off?"
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  1999. Then you heard bullshit, or are just speaking it, this is a diesel - if it were an EV the fire would have started under the floor where the batteries would be.
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  2000. Who is Pointe?
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  2001. Your CNC table is not AI-powered.
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  2002. We already trade with every single country on Earth, that's how trading works, the difference will be that all of our new deals we write between 2020 and 2025 will be for the same things except we'll either have to pay more for them or we'll have to compromise and accept regulations being dropped. This is what you numpties don't get. In a trade negotiation the larger economy gets the better deal because they can say "take it or leave it", for the past 50 years every one of our deals has been between Brussels and the other party, Brussels is the capital of the largest economic bloc on Earth (it dwarfs even the US), so when bargaining with other nations on our behalf they got us solid deals. The US did not want British Beef after the 1994 BSE scare so Brussels sanctioned them and it cost the US a fortune, Japan in the 80's tried to stop European car imports and the EU said "we'll match you", if the UK had tried that then Japan would likely have just called our bluff because Japanese cars are not popular in the UK so it'd hurt us more than them. When you are negotiating for anything you want to ideally have the best hand, do you seriously think that an independent UK is going to get a fantastic deal from an "America First" US administration? Are you that stupid? Of course the US is eager to get started on a deal with us, they have likely already drawn up a big list of all the things that we are going to buy that we really have absolutely no need for, look forward to JCB disappearing as British construction firms are told to buy Caterpillar instead. Look forward to Mann's trucks and tractors going under as Farmer's are given subsidies to instead buy only John Deere machinery. Look forward to the the high street filling up with more and more American fast food places like Wendy's and White Castle as we are "told" by the American negotiator to sign off on letting more US companies in and with less restrictions. Yeah, the future is bright if you have the integrity of a damp sheet of toilet paper and don't mind the UK becoming readied for acceptance as the 51st state. We've just traded our seat at the largest table in Europe for a doggy basket under the largest table in America.
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  2003. Actually the LR 11000 and LR 11300 are the 6th and 8th largest crawler cranes.
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  2004. Is this a piss poor attempt at humour?
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  2005. Whatever helps you sleep.
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  2006.  @taffyducks544  In all fairness what do we Brits get taught about Delaware or North Dakota?
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  2007. You're as Iranian as Bette Midler.
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  2008. He is white, and yet you still didn't know instantly...
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  2009.  @rontyler1234  Thousands? You're right, you don't hear about it because it's common not to hear about things that don't happen.
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  2010. People say there are only two certainties in life, death and taxes, but another certainty is that people who live in London will take it for granted and will whine perpetually like an electric motor. My city doesn't have a major music venue, to see any band or show it's an 80 mile train journey, there's no sea-life centre, no amusements, we don't have an ice rink and we don't have 95% of the other stuff a big city does, we have a couple of cinemas and a zoo and that's it.
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  2011. Your brain consumes about 20% of all your body's energy (Google it, it's just a sugar-burning monster), when you have a migraine one entire hemisphere of your brain is in overdrive with neurons firing in spreading waves as they try to 'reset' homeostasis. This is quite literally exhausting when you imagine that it can last for up to a whole day, your body can burn through a helluva lot of calories during the headache phase. Enough to run a marathon if the same energy was directed to your leg muscles.
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  2012. Imagine what we will achieve once we're living in a post-money society? Enormous machines building enormous ships to mine asteroids for more raw materials to make more machines and more ships. In the space of a single generation we will likely populate the entire solar system, here's hoping humans survive long enough to achieve it.
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  2013. So Ross was right all along?
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  2014. "The temperature inside this apple pie is over 1000 degrees. If I squeeze it, a jet of molten bramley apple will squirt out. Could go your way; could go mine. Either way, one of us is going down!!!!"
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  2015. "It's a Sea Parks, isn't it? You're building a Sea Parks out of mashed potatoes."
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  2016. The kids who were on the one that got hit by a train in 2018 likely didn't enjoy it.
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  2017.  @brucegraves5138  Does that make it not devastating then? It's a weapon that can kill millions and you think it doesn't deserve the term 'devastating'. You've been reading your NRA pamphlets too much, take your rifle off and go get some air...
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  2018.  @MrWATCHthisWAY  White noise.. oh how I miss white noise. Waking up at 3am to see and hear that hissing snow, it was actually soothing at times.
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  2019. Because there is dozens of hours worth of footage, there's no need to show off every second of it.
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  2020. He bragged because in his culture he has the right to attack any woman that disrespects him, he wasn't bragging just for killing someone. You are projecting western sensibilities onto a devout Muslim by thinking that he was bragging just for the sake of it.
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  2021. There goes Hector, the man who thought he killed Achilles.
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  2022. "Galllik? On bread?!?"
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  2023.  @whybother9894  They are defenders of the peace, you don't spread peace with weaponry.
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  2024.  @imchris5000  The sub was found on the second day, the men were alive on the sixth day. I think you don't do maths good.
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  2025. They can be recycled and they will get recycled, it's the original blades from 20+ years ago that have reached the end of their life that are difficult (but not impossible) to recycle. Ignorance is a choice.
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  2026. I don't think a biological computer would be conscious by definition, that's like saying all PC's are windows by definition, our consciousness is the human operating system it's not the jelly it's encased in. If you just took a chunk of neurons and arranged them to do calculations you would have a pocket supercomputer 1/1,000,000th of the size of what we have today, but it would be no more conscious than any of them.
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  2027. No, I think it more likely the guy thought "Huh, there's lava, I'm gonna record it!" I'm guessing lava is an everyday occurrence where you are from, Kaltenecker?
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  2028.  @jonathanwilliams1065  That would be my belief as well, 2% fission would mean 98% dirty bomb, that would be an enormous amount of fallout.
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  2029.  @MrClauried  He's in the UK at the moment, they can't visit each other because of lockdown.
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  2030. In the end the three of them just got fines of ten grand, that's a months salary probably, and we wonder why businessmen take risks so often?
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  2031. What use would supply ships or cargo planes be to a nation that doesn't go around invading other nations?
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  2032. I get that, I hear my mother calling me in games all the time and have to take my headphones off to check.
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  2033.  @Trixisntforkids  No, it's a reason.
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  2034. Let's have a moment's silence for the 17 trolls who tragically lost their life when this bridge collapsed on top of them.
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  2035. No, they gave a corpse to that family. 0_O Of course it's fucking ok.
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  2036.  Anglus Patria  While Scotland pays for it all.
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  2037. When a US sub goes to alert status do they 'sound general quarters' as they do on your surface ships? I heard somewhere that US subs 'sound action stations' like we do in the Royal Navy but you only use it on your submarines. In the UK we were originally general quarters for both, then it changed to 'sound battle stations' around the first world war and today it's "sound action stations".
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  2038.  @juhannusruusu  I'd say it's just well known for being a ground attack jet.
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  2039.  @deborahblack2585  They are the sort of person that got this girl killed.
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  2040. We're in awe that you chose to share that with us, you could have told anyone but you picked us. Thank you.
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  2041. That kids grow up quicker than you think, that they do whatever you tell them not to, that they want to be adults, it's not a hard movie to read.
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  2042. And those countries are in the EU. That's like saying "It's not the US building this ship, it's Virginia."
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  2043. Didn't take long for the Islamophobia to surface, gotta love the predictability of bigotry.
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  2044. I would have kept the kid by me as I smoked, but by my feet and a few feet away from me so they wouldn't get secondhand smoke, the fact this guy didn't want his kid anywhere near him smoking makes him a better father than me, he just needs to work on his situational awareness.
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  2045. Not even close to 130 countries see the islands as Argentinian as they have never at any point in history belonged to Argentina. They were French and Spanish in the past, that gives France and Spain some form of claim if they should wish to but it gives Argentina no claim at all in any court in the land. The same reason Canada has never tried to take Greenland, it has never belonged to them and they are mature enough to realise that.
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  2046. It wasn't the point of the video to show that fusion is just around the corner, the point of the video was to show the amazing progress that we are making every year.
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  2047.  @tomtative  Other people's achievements, this video was from a time when the UK either led the world in some scientific fields or were in the top 3 or 5 of scientific fields. Today we're the only major power in Europe that doesn't have a high speed rail network...
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  2048. So a few marbles short of a full pouch? You wouldn't guess by looking at him.
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  2049. Then any country that can produce something cheaper than anywhere else would destroy that industry in every other country. Basically China and India would be the only nations to have any industry.
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  2050. Same, it costs nothing to show empathy for other life.
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  2051. I can only assume the son was oblivious to all of this, either that or he's a very naive man.
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  2052. We do, but we also have hate laws that stop folk from inciting or insulting others.
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  2053. It wasn't to impress the boss, it was because she enjoys biscuits and never realised you can quickly become sick of them.
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  2054. Well not exactly the next day, there is no way on Earth that the companies based inside the WTC would be able to find substitute accommodation for 55,000 workers in one night. For one thing it would be completely tactless seeing as many of them would be mourning the loss of colleagues. Some companies also lost their entire workforce in the attack.
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  2055.  @thrushjz  You know that the devil is not real, right?
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  2056.  @Clemo86  They made perfect sense if you can speak English, they simply misspelled bigotry.
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  2057. dtj6fan, the US has more swearwords and they change from state to state. The only way to protect your children from all of them is to buy them lots of guns.
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  2058.  @igor_oak_tree  Germany lost WW2 because they ran out of soldiers, Japan lost because they ran out of oil.
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  2059. He stopped being in 1945, he is dead, heaven and hell are just fairy tales that people want to believe in because they can't accept the fact that sometimes bad people go unpunished.
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  2060. Because it's not his first video?
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  2061.  @2adamast  If we were incompetent then the other allies must have been beyond inept.
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  2062. And the seven Salyut stations.
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  2063.  @codmohgwbf  Dems want to save America, republicans want to save Amerca's elite and middle class folk. Ask a republican politicians about this bill and they will say "We have the greatest infrastructure in the world" because brainwashing their constituents into not making them spend money is what they do best.
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  2064.  @caralho5237  There is not a single entity on this planet who could afford to influence every major university on it so academic approval isn't going anywhere.
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  2065.  @MrAoldham  This is the reason why the new Dreadnought-class of submarines are all going to be named after famous battleships such as Warspite and George V, the public are fed up with out of touch names and want to bring back names that inspired people.
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  2066. Saville and Harris had a lot of charisma, you can't lay the blame solely on Stevie for his adoration of them.
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  2067. Why supposed? Couldn't they show him a CT of the tumour? That is usually how they break the news to you.
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  2068. I've heard in the past that corruption is rampant in South Korea and that more than one president has been indicted for it in the past. Not a great reputation for such an advanced nation.
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  2069.  @JohnBurgessMusic  Actually, what you said about Clarkson happens to be the opposite, it was him who wanted to "liven up the show", not a producer. He and Tiff Needell did not get on very well because he thought that a car show should be full of "whoosh" and "wow" and things petrolheads enjoy while Tiff - who was there long before Jeremy - wanted to keep the show as a factual guide on good car tips and buying. Clarkson got permission to try some new ideas and the show evolved into more of an entertainment spectacle, that's when Tiff left, and because he was respected enough by the Beeb and because they still thought a factual car show had an audience they let him launch Fifth Gear. Tiff hates "Clarkson and co." as he call Jeremy, Hammond and May. James May has stated that he misses when he did factual car journalism but that "if you had a choice of earning 100k a year or a million, what would you choose?" Hammond is the puppy who loves being Clarkson's understudy and the fame while James is the one who was wrangled into Clarkson's world but enjoys the money.
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  2070.  @PatrickComley-1973  Sosus is overrated, it can supposedly hear "every sub in the world" yet every time a sub is lost it takes days or weeks for someone to find them and when MH370 smashed in to the Indian ocean the noise was so faint Sosus could only narrow it down to "somewhere in the south of the Indian ocean".
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  2071. Sonic screws, invented by the Timelords.
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  2072. Because no politician or royal has ever had a bodyguard foil an attempted assassination... You should tell Princess Anne that! Or the countless MP's that narrowly dodged IRA bullets in the 70's and 80's.
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  2073. Boeing is crying in to his Haagen Dasz
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  2074. LOL, OK.
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  2075. Watch the video and listen.
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  2076.  @shmwmlam3953  Their mother wasn't even mentioned, you should learn to read.
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  2077.  @jimallen9442  The Housers chose to put their headquarters in New York because they wanted to live in the US, that is true, but to call them an American company is pedantic and smacks of desperation.
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  2078. If every country became protectionist like yours you would sell no weapons and go broke.
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  2079. Player One Choose Your Difficulty.. Windows Vista (Hard) Windows 98 (Medium) Dos 6.22 (Easy)
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  2080. "One chip to lead them..."
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  2081. At some point I'll have to find out why they opted for cooling towers when the first four units simply used water from the adjacent lake.
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  2082. 5:19 "Heil Craven!" stamps feet
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  2083.  @KairuHakubi  Where in the video does it say only US keyboards are being discussed?
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  2084.  @tomgday1093  Well obviously Mr. Pedantic, because we don't have a law against automatics, but the ratio is like 1 automatic to 1,999 manuals. Ergo every car is a manual, you're lucky if you see a dozen automatics in your entire life, whereas in the US you could have a dozen manuals on the same block you live on.
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  2085. Only thing missing was an untethered youth cartwheelin' out of a window, but can't have everything in a good pit.
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  2086.  @Thelango99  Hence the contradiction. The OP states that a baby's life is more valuable than that of an elderly person, and then he posits that an increased lifespan is worth more. Had he said "life left to live increases it's value" it would not have been a contradiction.
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  2087.  @15thirty  Your argument purposely sidesteps the Atlantic north-east where many of the biggest cities in the US would benefit enormously from high-speed rail, your politicians simply won't do it because Americans hate spending money if they can help it and they would cancel any congressman who agreed to spend tax payer cash on what the out-of-touch generation would call a boondoggle. It makes me wonder how NASA survives each year as science is about as welcome to today's Americans as a salad would be.
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  2088. So because a group is ignorant they don't deserve support? Man, the way right wingers think frankly scares me at times.
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  2089.  @Madmaxxxx1984  If a car was made from elements (carbon, titanium, gold, etc) like supercars are rather than alloys and polymers they could last a lifetime, but then once everyone had one all the big car companies would be out of business - so what incentive would they have to build supercars for everyone?
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  2090.  @Man1a2018  There is if the cammer knew the roundabout was there, he had to let the other driver know that his stupidity was showing.
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  2091. Katie, you are a repugnant creature, you are as repulsive to any decent person as black people are to you. How does that feel? To know there are folks who could gladly watch you drown? Like actually look you direct in the eyes as you gulped your last and scampered off this mortal coil?
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  2092. In 1914 to 1918 hundreds of thousands of women lost their husbands to German weapons, from 1939 they were now going to lose many of their sons to German weapons. Forgive me for believing that zero fucks were given about German civilians back then, in fact if you had held a poll asking "Should the German people be exterminated?" it would probably have been a landslide. Germany is our friend today, a good friend, but they wrecked two generations, my grandfather despised anything German right up until his death in 2002 because that country cost him a father and a brother and imprisoned him for 3 years. It's cute that people think WW2 was this big fuzzy party where the evil allies killed civilians for no reason, it wasn't, it was a horrendous war where any living Brit of the time would have happily killed any German, civilian or child or otherwise as payback for two devastating needless wars. They were not very popular with Brits in the 1940's.
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  2093. For dental work you need to have teeth and mandibles. Even today if you get mashed up by a few hundred thousand tons of concrete they will have to look through your pockets to identify you.
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  2094. No, if anything we need discipline more now than ever, also bullying is greater in uniform-free schools as not everyone can afford to buy their kids the flashiest clothing that they wear for one day and never wear again.
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  2095. Isn't it called Dealey Plaza?
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  2096. There's two sides to nationalism and pride in your identity is just one of them, hatred of foreign identities is the other.
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  2097. They are not. They are a progressive and rational people.
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  2098.  @winnemucca2067  Please tell me you're joking 🙄
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  2099. What was his ethnicity?
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  2100. It's rocket science... It's literally the most complex thing to get right every time next to brain surgery... so no, it's not even suprising in the slightest.
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  2101.  @MrChopsticktech  Actually, he took that as his middle name after he was the oblivious victim of a hoax. After walking 60 miles from Dundee to Balmoral to try and convince Queen Victoria to make him her personal poet he was refused entry to the castle because A.) he was caked in mud and B.) the Queen was in London. Unperturbed he walked back to Dundee and wrote a letter to her personal poet, Alfred Tennyson aka Poet Laureate Baron Tennyson, and asked him if there were any titles going. Someone at Buckingham palace, but not Tennyson, wrote to him bestowing on him the title "Knight of the White Elephant of Burmah" and addressing him as Topaz McGonagall, he started using the title and took Topaz as his middle name. Just a snippet of his nutty life, why someone hasn't made a film about him is beyond me.
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  2102. Who did the Sun shin?
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  2103.  @Emalo  That is only the tallest in the EU.
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  2104. Or it had the ability to trust.
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  2105. "Dude, If you can't win a woman's heart where you are, what makes you think a girl half your age and half a world away would be interested in you" Different cultures. There are men and women in every country who would give anything to live somewhere else with a partner who is nothing like their own countrymen.
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  2106.  @KirkHermary  The motorcycle that enters at 2:21 has a sidecar attached.
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  2107.  @jacob-ni6jr  It was the bank's house, it becomes her house when the mortgage is paid.
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  2108.  @baronedipiemonte3990  What does politics have to do with the TV license?
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  2109. My dad said it's always cheaper to maintain something than it is to repair it or fix it, it would be an excellent mantra for politicians to learn.
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  2110.  @apokos8871  Careful, a lot of things in here don't react well to facts! I've tried to argue the difference between Stalinism and communism until I'm blue in the face, the indoctrinated masses just don't want to hear it because it doesn't fit their ideology of "commies = bad".
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  2111. If no ship like the Titanic had ever sunk before why would anyone think it could? Same thing with this pilot, large aircraft can't crash into one another because it had never happened before. simple false confidence.
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  2112. Yeah, if I saw something rip up through the floor and between seats I would hit the emergency stop - fuck the timetable. I can guarantee that as soon as a conductor or driver saw it and looked under the carrriage to see where it was they would agree with me that that train was going nowhere until engineers had inspected it, they would not want to be responsible for a derailment. I can understand fetching a conductor for a broken window or a loud noise but this was something from outside the carriage penetrating into the carriage, my family's safety would override any other thought and I would smash that brake button.
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  2113.  @theandrogynousmisogynist  The irony in your comment.
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  2114. Hard to have sympathy for someone who decides to date a known sex attacker with a history of violence.
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  2115. By extreme you mean bordering on the fringe? Because he's just dressed in period attire, to call him steampunk would be to call Jane Austen literature steampunk...
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  2116.  @englishciderlover7347  A country can not go to war with itself, unless you are asking them which side they would take in an English civil war?
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  2117.  @dracik5257  Bit stupid calling something 'impossible' when a woman was famously killed by engine debris entering the cabin on a flight just a year or two ago...
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  2118. Good people don't become politicians.
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  2119. The mechanical horse on the Seine is one of the coolest things I have ever seen, it was majestic.
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  2120. To be fair the leader of the free world called Wales, Whales. And I believe his daughter refered to our country as a whole as the United Kingston. A real special relationship we have there...
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  2121. "Two-year old liberal attempts to smuggle Mexican over border in throat" -FOX
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  2122. "Easy there, Tuohy." -Han Solo
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  2123. And? Pretty much any republican politician in the US will tell you that the US is the greatest country in the world and keep a straight face throughout.
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  2124. The Fire Fox was based on this guy's older brother, the MiG-25, it could fly 40,000ft above the SR-71 Blackbird.
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  2125.  @40watt53  The same thing blind people do, or are they also allowed to endanger other road users? Or perhaps there are just no blind people in the USA...
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  2126. Who is Sarah Tonin?
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  2127. The World Health Organisation recently discovered something with four legs that the Chinese don't eat. They are called tables.
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  2128. You can also sever the cord and still not die, look at quadriplegics such as the late Christopher Reeve.
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  2129. Permanent magnets of that power and size are rare and thus expensive and so you would want to use as few as possible, and whenever you suspend something you require fewer materials to keep it upright than if you were to place it on the ground. Think of it as a light fitting versus a stool - a light fitting only requires a single cable to always remain upright while a stool must have three or more legs or else it will fall over. A maglev monorail would topple over and so would require two magnetic rails and twice the amount of magnets, but a suspended maglev will be just fine on a single rail.
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  2130.  @Anvar2308  Because it is a loft (attic to Americans), the stairs are never near a wall.
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  2131. You're one to talk, finish school before bitching.
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  2132. I never heard "look", I just heard a noise.
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  2133. Once Brexiters realise that they were used as pawns by superrich Lords and Ladies like Farage and Rees-Mogg who want us to become an American state they might atone by backing any attempt to re-join the EU. But that won't be for another decade or two and if it does happen we will never have the benefits we had before as one of the three 'top dogs' of the EU. From now on the EU will be led by Germany and France and if we ever re-joined we will have the same power as a second tier nation like Spain or Italy. If you ever come across a Brexiter in need try to remember this and give them nothing!
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  2134. What's with the silly punctuation?
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  2135. No French? Peugeot and Renault are well known in Europe.
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  2136. No one is blaming cars, they are blaming the designers who made said cities car-centric. Btw do you seriously think that only the US has cities that sprawl for miles?
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  2137. Granny would soon come to realise that the brochure sure painted a different picture of San Quentin penitentiary.
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  2138. Without analogies we Brits would have to adopt either the metric or imperial system as we currently use a system where the double-decker bus, the football pitch and the country of Wales are all accepted units of measurement.
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  2139.  @Sidraughen  Except a chimney requires a gradient due to convection being the primary engine of a chimney.
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  2140.  @MonsterEnergyMan  If they took drunks off the road in Wisconsin how would anyone get to work?
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  2141.  @alanbradley9621  If he noticed, which is not a guarantee with a train, you can hit a cow and it would just feel like you went over a link in the track.
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  2142. The internet goes as far back as the late 60's but like GPS it wasn't available to the public until much later, around 1979, and even then it would still be cumbersome and niche until 1991 when the launch of the World Wide Web made it easy to use by just about anyone.
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  2143.  @mjhornidge  It would never happen to most people, most people are house-trained adults capable of following simple instructions.
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  2144. In a small nation with no large, empty states you don't want your first experimental reactors to be water cooled in case a lack of coolant accident happened. At the time, and with the knowledge available, these were actually safer.
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  2145. 0:52 "Honshu island" - also known as mainland Japan. That's like saying a disaster in the UK "happened on Great Britain island". Dude, I really like your videos but you need to put more thought in to them before uploading them, you make it sound like the disaster struck a Japanese island when in fact it actually struck Japan.
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  2146. I imagine Japan would be in a video about Japan and not a video about China. I may be wrong, but I feel it in my gut that I'm right.
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  2147.  @georgelincolnrockwell6248  Just because you do something doesn't mean others do, this knowledge should be one of the first things a human picks up in life.
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  2148. Engines can be running but not generating thrust, Colin. It's just standard procedure in any emergency to safely shut down the aircraft systems, it's why the pilots can't leave until they've carried out procedures to make the aircraft safe.
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  2149.  @arandaj5359  Exactly, people who tell you exactly what you want to hear just to stay in power - those are worshipped. Trump could rape an infant on live TV and a large section of his support still wouldn't waiver.
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  2150. The OPEC states aren't big on funding green projects that could lead to the complete collapse of their oil-based economies.
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  2151. An AI could be conscious, also an AI would be programmed by itself via learning - just as we are.
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  2152.  @jameswalton8532  It's frankly scary that you consider FOX News to be real news? I hope your kids leave the nest before you do to much damage to them.
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  2153.  @Carfilliot  The irony being that those who are suggesting that most humans don't care are the only ones spreading negativity and promoting hate towards others. There was only kindness in this video and yet most commenters, as always, see the glass half full and have to imagine there is cruelty at play.
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  2154. 17:00 Jesus Christ. the radiation gave him two left legs!
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  2155. They live free of charge in their barracks when at home, or in the ship when at sea. What a strange question.
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  2156. Can't fix stupid.
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  2157.  @jacobcuntington2540  Plants and water are the biggest threats to anything made from concrete, have you never seen an abandoned car park?
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  2158. Many stadiums are built with away support in mind. In Spain many stadiums are many times larger than the local team can hope to fill but when Real Madrid or Barcelona visit it is payday for them.
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  2159. The irony is that republicans think the rest of the world laughs at the US and that it is because of democrats. We don't, we laugh only at the republicans just as we always have (well, since Reagan anyway - they were just a normal party until he convinced them that patriotism is liking all the things that they like and anti-American is liking anything the democrats like.)
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  2160.  @nettitus  Never going to happen, too many Europeans would rather be shitty, obscure little nobodies letting the US and China run the world.
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  2161. Your instructor is a brave man telling students something that would get him fired should any of them report him.
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  2162. Amazing and destructive in equal measure.
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  2163. The Terminators were still fully-functional without the organic tissue, they were just dipped in primordial soup to grow human camoflage.
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  2164.  @bardo0007  The Oliver Twins could churn out six games a year on the Speccy, I always thought they were just behind the Dizzy games but it seems like they also released just about any game with Simulator in the title, BMX Simulator, Jet Ski Simulator, Skiing Simulator, etc.
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  2165. The problem with that is the same as the problem with saying the moon landings were faked, you would have to get every single nation involved because they all have radio telescopes, radars and receivers that would pick up either the failure of a space mission or the success of a moon mission.
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  2166.  @na195097  It was left out because the possibility of there ever being a fire was thought to be non-existent.
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  2167. Supposedly they found his jaw on the derrick deck, several levels above the diving deck.
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  2168. Some places are trickier than others, we gave India industries and enough rail track to wrap around the globe but they still seem to shit in the street.
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  2169. Yes because the class system was never a thing 🙄
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  2170.  @chiot888  Black isn't a colour, it is the absence of colour. Black in that sense is a concept.
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  2171. The problem there is that the CO2 does not really go anywhere, it is simply stored until the tree is either burned or rots, though replanting a lot of trees would obviously benefit the planet.
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  2172. I still love Walker, I played that game for hours on my Amiga.
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  2173. The engineering and expertise that must have went in to sending David Mitchell back 51 years to host a documentary on skulls.
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  2174. Prior to the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush in 1946 with the first contingent of blacks this country was a utopia, crime was unheard of, rape and murder only existed in literature. We need to get back to those halcyon days of bliss where crime never happened. Mary Poppins was alive back then, she'd be the first to tell you how amazingly crime free this country was.
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  2175. Meltdowns aren't possible, a tokamak could explode but it would just damage the building, there is no fallout since there is no radiation and no blast radius (other than a wrecked building). A tokamak blowing up would be like a large boiler blowing up in a coal power plant.
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  2176. Especially when your country has no Mr Muscle™
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  2177.  @carlhartwell7978  Forensics would catch every criminal if the preachy hippies wouldn't get their knickers in a twist every time someone suggests a national DNA database or biometric ID cards.
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  2178. The global voluntary agenda for sustainable resources that a handful of paranoid Americans think was specifically designed to attack them? Hardly news, conspiracy theorists find a way of making everything about them, they are very much like Americans in that regard.
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  2179. Well you're in the belly of a 60 ton monster with armour that Thor would struggle to get through.
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  2180. No, they froze to death a few months later during their first winter without the atrium's heating system.
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  2181. If no other clubs get to play their national anthem then why should British teams? We're not superior to other people, we're the same as them, thinking you are superior is how wars start.
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  2182. The one that went to the moon used metric to do it and European engineers to do it.
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  2183. Grocery zero is where 7/11 took place.
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  2184.  @holorenSHORTS  Why would he get surprised at seeing a hand? He knew there would be 24 hands attached to the 12 bodies he was looking for...
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  2185. Because it's 60 years old.
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  2186.  @xXKraNcaRXx  Admittedly he was goaded, anyone proud of their nation will defend it.
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  2187. It wasn't the company that told him to stay at the hotel, it was one of his co-accused...
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  2188. He knew that even if his mask went up his mustache would afford him another 45 seconds or so of safety.
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  2189. She was obsessed with her online profile over the safety of her patients? Damn, they forgot to mention that.
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  2190.  @aimée_sao  Nae love for Scotland? Jeezo 🤣
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  2191.  @epicchocolate1866  That's odd, in 1945 Germany had a GDP of zero but by 1955 it was the strongest economy in Europe. Do you expect to live a short life?
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  2192.  @latengocomoburro  I think people do that because despite America's own achievements, and there are many, they simply want everyone else's too. Being the only nation that has put people on the moon should be a pretty spectacular bragging right and yet you can mention anything from powdered soup to heated slippers and there will be an American in there reminding us all that they invented those things juts like they invented gravity and language.
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  2193. Moving manipulates your accent without you even knowing, there's no 'hamming it up' being done.
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  2194.  @derickaby1731  ALL doctors and nurses value life, even your own doctors and nurses, the problem in less developed nations is not the hospitals or staff, it is the politicians in control who choose where funds go and who often live in lavish lifestyles at the expense of their taxpayers.
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  2195. At least three of the women were medically unconscious as they burned, the fourth woman who fought with the guards before being forced into the crematoria must have been terrified as they locked that door on her. I can only hope the drug in her system meant she wasn't aware of what was happening.
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  2196. Anyone can defend themself, you only lose your job if you go beyond self defence.
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  2197.  @zacksmith5963  There is days worth of footage leading up to and including the event...
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  2198. They had agricultural machines that were fuelled by grain.
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  2199.  @arconeagain  Like the balloon?
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  2200. This accident is the reason LOTO was forced in to practice earlier than intended in the US a year after the accident.
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  2201. You would be shot and killed before you got near the barrier, bases have guard towers you know.
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  2202. Prestige, Fred said as much.
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  2203. What about it?
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  2204. Seeing as our one and only warning was in 1957 I'd say we've done pretty well so far.
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  2205. A free market means companies are free to make things wherever is cheapest. Capitalists can't have their cake and eat it too.
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  2206. To save a life is to save the world entire.
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  2207.  @bencastor9207  They didn't know, they were new to Airbus aircraft and Aeroflot had not familiarised their pilots with the new features.
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  2208. He's an Irish hacker with a YouTube channel (though I forget the name) but he got fed up with all of the reports of old people in the UK and Ireland being scammed by call centres in India that pretend there is something wrong with your phone or internet and ask for your bank details to fix it. He decided to hack into their CCTV system and then kept pestering them with calls of his own so he could make a video about it, and so he could send the footage to the cops in India who shut down the call centre, but it's still just one of many.
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  2209. Strange things go on in any country's countryside. Rural people do rural things.
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  2210.  @ExperimentIV  Cet not being one of them.
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  2211. Talking about tolerance, clearly irony is unfamiliar to you.
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  2212. She might have been a practitioner of necromantic magic and planned to reanimate her dead pet over wifi.
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  2213.  @Memento--Mori  Because you prefer criminals to become even bigger hardened criminals and go on to start a career of crime?
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  2214. I was thinking that maybe she was the latter but when she said she lowered herself to the ground to shuffle over on her stomach I got the impression that she was definitely listening in class when electricity was being explained.
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  2215. There is if your a photographer, you don't get paid otherwise.
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  2216. If you're in the UK you might not get adverts but everyone else will, for obvious reasons.
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  2217. If your enemy has escalated to using nukes then anything in this bunker would already be obsolete as NATO commanders would also move on to nukes leaving Britain, France and the US to blow the fluffy truffles out of the bad guys with their ballistic bang bang machines.
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  2218. This is why good parenting is a thing, if you leave society to raise your kids not all will make it to adulthood.
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  2219. Putting a door in a wall is a wee bit harder than covering up a window.
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  2220. They were very pale muslims...
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  2221. Food is better on a sub because there are no windows, even if you are in the middle of nowhere being on a destroyer or carrier you can go up on deck from time to time, on a sub you are isolated from the topside for almost three months and even the hardest submariner will get dips in morale that only curry night can fix.
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  2222. Two people have died, they were the two workers maintaining one of the diesel generators when the tsunami washed into the basement drowning them. The Manager of the plant died around 2015 but that was lung cancer I believe.
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  2223.  @ynwa3476  Easy, the bloke referenced 'power' and size is a big part of power.
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  2224.  @Vile_Entity_3545  I notice you didn't point out what he said was wrong (in your opinion). This seems to be a common theme for you lot.
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  2225. Your second line contradicts the first...
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  2226. Well coal dust is a form of.. dust.
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  2227.  @kieranjat14  Found the incel.
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  2228. Another British heist actually got made into a movie a few years back, the Hatton Garden safe deposit burglary in 2015 was when 6 elderly men spent four days tunnelling into a safe depository and stole 14 million quid in jewellery.
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  2229.  @rickphillips5098  Exactly, I have no idea why people post such comments, it just shows how sheltered they must be.
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  2230. Vikings fighting an alien beast? Yeah, I love that movie. Ron Perlman's Scottish accent was shite though.
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  2231.  cary bary  You still haven't stated what words the other fella was twisting? I'm quite curious myself as it looks like you just picked a phrase out of the air. And no, by asking you a question it does not mean I'm defending the Jihadi before you attempt to use that as a comeback.
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  2232. 5 minutes yabbling about blue and yellow shirts but no mention of the red, green or white shirts I saw.
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  2233.  @magentamonster  Clearly not being an English speaker gave them that idea.
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  2234. The holster on her waist was the dead give away, no?
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  2235. I think this was the headquarters of Dropout, Bum & Wastrel.
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  2236. I read somewhere that when it comes to packaging food companies are allowed a certain amount of foreign matter to get into your can or carton of chow, this is because if they were to shut down every company that was not 100% sterile in their operations at any one time there would not be enough companies open to feed people. And so companies are allowed a tiny bit of leeway when it comes to their sanitation, but I believe the leeway is tiny, like .07% of your food or something similar.
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  2237. This is maglev utilising permanent magnets though so it a bigger cost initially but huge savings on electricity in the long run.
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  2238.  @samblack5313  And be a droid like you? Nein, danke.
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  2239. This is not including the other calved ice berg the size of Paris that is slowly travelling up the Atlantic towards South Georgia Island. If it was natural for city-sized lumps of the Antarctic ice shelves to calve so frequently there wouldn't be any shelves for them to keep coming from, Einstein.
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  2240. Almost all metals burn in powdered form, it doesn't mean they burn normally.
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  2241. Pretty much. Those were the days that gave the UK its stereotype for being constantly overcast.
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  2242. The first subway on Mars will open before the Elizabeth line 🤣
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  2243. She's fake crying for dramatic effect.
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  2244. You can have a pit bull in the UK so long as it has a verified lineage and you register it, if you adopt a stray with no background information from another country and try to import it like Patrick did then you will be refused.
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  2245. The heat would likely melt the plastic, even the sturdiest of polymers melt long before metals like copper would.
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  2246.  @joannafreedom7914  The rapid decaying of common sense is a greater threat than global warming, one day we will all be nothing more than dribbling, shuffling meat-sacks far to engrossed in the #1 TV show 'Celebrity Wears Clothes' to do anything about it. Someone needs to act!
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  2247.  @Kimmillennial  The guy was clearly joking, nowhere at all did he say the little girl was speaking cockney, he clearly joked that he spoke English and cockney...
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  2248.  @tobytaylor2154  Don't educate people, you need to be intelligent for that. See my reply to Kim.
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  2249. Good to see there are some decent people who watch this woman-hating turnip.
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  2250. Which part of the EU is now under Russian control? Because that is news to me, and I'm guessing everyone else...
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  2251. Oxygen is what all living things need to live on but not a single living thing can live in a pure oxygen environment. Water is key to all life but put any land animal under water and it will drown. Oh, look what I did.. I took your CO2 example and showed how stupid it was. All things require balance, fill a greenhouse with CO2 and tell me how your plants get on...
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  2252. You just concentrate on your school work.
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  2253. Well if he was hung in life he would still be hung at Nuremberg. I suppose that trivia snippet died with Eva.
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  2254. I love how almost every single comment here is from someone who never watched the video or completely misunderstood it. Which is scary since it shows just how ignorant the right really are.
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  2255. You worded that as if they are an Australians favourite footie team...
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  2256.  @horseradish4046  It wasn't clearly the abandoned mine, it was a gas explosion from a cracked pipe.
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  2257.  @RoderikvanReekum  It was good old British sarcasm.
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  2258.  @mudslutmusic9052  A Candle Bra?
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  2259.  @zahemi914  To be fair, people used to say the same of Daniel Craig when he referred to M as ma'am in the James Bond films so I don't think it's just the Scottish accent, I think it's just the way we Brits pronounce "aaaaah" sounds as "aawww", it makes Ma'am sound a little bit like 'Mom'.
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  2260.  @mikewhocheeseharry5292  Of course it operates as a business, all healthcare in the US is run for profit...
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  2261. The thing is that it works both ways, what about those of us who are fed up of other people's antics? Carrying on with their heads in the sand, selfish and ignorant? Your side might say you saw this coming from a mile off well my side says we saw the protests coming from a mile off because standing outside government buildings with placards just wasn't working. No problem ever goes away by ignoring it.
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  2262.  SevenBidoofs  No, it is equivalent of 360. A chest X-ray is .01 roentgen
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  2263. Yes, they're called civilians.
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  2264.  @wundurra24  Selective memory, it is rife among Tory voters.
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  2265.  @boriscook6817  Anything that can be backed up by fact is neither propaganda nor bias.
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  2266.  @josephgilboy6259  No it isn't, a boy was decapitated a couple of years ago because the state of Kentucky allowed amusement park owners to regulate their own health and safety so think before you speak.
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  2267.  @GoldenEDM_2018  Even if you read it slowly it's still 8 years, Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 when they moved on Crimea. I'm guessing you must be American?
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  2268.  @eh1702  Often they are right.
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  2269. I think the video must have been changed just for Trainer Red, and in his video all of the contestants in the show died.
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  2270. The ambiguous 'They' strikes again!
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  2271. What the fuck is a misdemeanour?
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  2272. Exactly, this is why the majority of commenters here should never have the ability to create legislation. "He may have raped 5 children but he's in his 70's so deserves leniency."
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  2273.  @MickeyFKNMouse  Very true, a two horse race where one is dead and the other diseased.
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  2274. Agreed, Michael types a small essay in the text box when you can say a lot with just a few words...
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  2275. Surprised they haven't moved wing production to an EU country to get around the new tariffs.
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  2276. Russel Howard said it best: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAz-F1QnyCk Americans are indoctrinated to believe that there is a monster, or rapist, or invader under every bed and in every closet. In the past two years alone a woman was shot dead in the US because she reversed into someone's driveway, and a 15 year old kid was shot in the face because he was lost and rang a doorbell for help. I am anti-gun but I do agree with pro-gun people when they say that it is people who kill and not the guns that kill, but if you live in a society that purposely tries to make you afraid of everything is it really such a good idea to have more guns than people? Switzerland has even more guns than the US, there they have four times as many guns as people, but crime in Switzerland is one of the lowest in the developed world. Then again Swiss media isn't always trying to scare the Swiss like American media does to Americans...
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  2277. Radar absorbent belly and solar absorbent back, both could produce the power for the engines.
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  2278. "The gull.. won't have to feed again.. for fifteen years." said David Attenborough "The little fat bastard..."
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  2279. All roads would have to be made out of iron and there's likely not enough in the world.
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  2280. He has a very British accent...
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  2281.  @Kkayoodle  No, think of electricity like something that dilutes in strength the more it has to travel or the more material it has to travel through. Because water is conductive electricity doesn't have to snake a path through it like it does with cables, it can travel through water in all directions and that causes it to lose efficacy the more it travels. If you were in a bath and someone dropped a toaster or hair dryer in the bath the electricity would be lethal because the amount of electricity from a wall socket can fill a bath easily. But if you were at one side of a swimming pool and someone dropped a hair dryer in the opposite end of the pool that electrical current would again travel in all directions through the water and would become very weak (or diluted) by the time it got near you. But jumping in to the pool near the hair dryer would still be dangerous.
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  2282. I know someone who used a mars bar wrapper.
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  2283.  @eddyr3691  He was telling fibs, most of the ships that cross oceans are non-nuclear. A carrier fleet always has a tanker travelling back and forth between the fleet and the nearest fuel dump, the only difference between a US and UK fleet would be that the British tanker also has to fuel the carrier and not just the escort vessels.
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  2284. Because they didn't exist then, presenters with regional accents would not be allowed on Radio or TV until well into the 60's.
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  2285. A ballistic missile hitting a moving target is incredible, the Houthis have managed something the Americans and Russians haven't managed before, and they've both been trying for over half a century...
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  2286. "I'm sorry I couldn't build ya a more seaworthy ship, Miss Khaleesi!"
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  2287. Germany is the only European nation I know that has made the decision to stop nuclear.
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  2288. As do people with Kleinfelter syndrome, Swyer syndrome and De la Chapelle syndrome. The last I checked there were at least a dozen separate genders and have been for hundreds of thousands of years, it's just that 99.999999% of all children born will be either male (XY) or female (XX), but there are all sorts of X and Y chromosome combinations.
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  2289. Grow up.
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  2290.  beatonthedonis  By the accent this sounds like it's up north so there'll be kids that'll try to eat the cup.
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  2291.  @Voting-does-nothing  Probably because, unlike you, they aren't a crackpot?
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  2292. You silly cone!
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  2293.  @todortodorov940  The US is smaller than Europe, but you are correct about it having less developed rail routes.
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  2294. This aired in July of 1994, Commodore had folded three months earlier and would not be resurrected until several months later so they likely saw no need to feature a computer that would soon be redundant.
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  2295. And yet if your family member died to stop someone stealing what was in their cash register you would be saying "He should have just let them take it. He died to protect 148 dollars." I'm not saying you folks are hypocrites, just that you match all of the criteria.
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  2296.  @HarryPrimate  Because it is negatively priced - when you buy it you make money. A barrel of waste might cost -800 dollars so for every barrel you buy you get 800 dollars for taking it. If you agree to buy 10,000 barrels over a few years then that is 8 million dollars straight into your bank account. Some land owners and even small countries jumped at that sort of deal until it was outlawed at the UN but some companies still do it. "Take my trash away and I'll pay you for it. I don't care what you do with it."
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  2297. Cartels often cut off your hands and feet before they kill you which makes me wonder what they are doing with all of these hands and feet. What are they building?
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  2298.  @vapeymcvape5000  Yes, that is what we are known as.
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  2299. Shows how despicable some people can be.
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  2300. After Psygnosis were forced to drop DMA Design due to financial problems BMG Interactive stepped in and became their new publisher, BMG would later go on to rename themselves Rockstar Games after GTAIII was released in 2001, five years after this video. Then they bought DMA and renamed them Rockstar North.
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  2301.  @obsidianjane4413  It's called interest.
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  2302. Man, you really love to fucking type, huh?
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  2303. The SNP have misplaced 31 million pounds. The Tories misplaced 32 BILLION pounds developing an app for Covid... a phone app. The most expensive video game in history didn't even cost 1 billion to make and yet the Tories put 32 billion.. towards a phone app. So yeah, I think the SNP can criticise the government all they want, when it comes to missing money the Tories have the top ten high scores.
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  2304. What surgical equipment is there inside a womb?
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  2305. Exactly, and his 15 year old niece was getting her boogey on, it's not unnatural to want the kids in your family to go on to do something great rather than become a single parent on welfare. Though beating the kid up was a bit too much, should have gave the kid a golf lesson like Uncle Buck...
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  2306. My whale cafe went out of business in '14.
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  2307. I think you will find they are actually called "freedom" fries now after America's petulant little tantrum towards France in 2003.
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  2308. If I was German I would not want a constant reminder of the 70 years Germany was under US occupation. The US has smaller bases in the UK and each time one closes we demolish it and return the land to British use.
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  2309.  @angelothehorrorfan5013  At no point did Thaddeus mention anything about whether or not Maya's mother was hurting her. You might have schizophrenia if that is what you read.
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  2310.  @fajaradi1223  I'm so glad my school taught me every possible acronym on the planet so I could understand what you are talking about.
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  2311. It would depend on what class you were and who you were allowed to address.
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  2312.  @secretsquirrel572  I've noticed that right wing Americans or "patriots" like to espouse how important freedom is but you hate people being free to choose their own lifestyle. To republicans every American must be a hard worker, or else. I'm not defending blue cities, I'm a liberal but even I get disheartened at the amount of layabouts blue cities have, I just struggle to understand how republicans claim to be the true defenders of freedom while attacking people who want to live off grid or without an employer. The reason blue cities attract more 'hippies' is because they are in fact much more free than red cities. That's basic common sense.
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  2313.  @Terri_MacKay  Pressing was far more horrific in the manner that they did it with the pebble under the spine. That scene made me shudder!
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  2314. And what are the guys who do the same called?
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  2315. Best way to protect someone is to neutralise the threat, especially when you believe your own dispatcher is compromised.
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  2316. The 707 didn't pave the way, the Comet paved the way. Grrr!
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  2317.  @ZazeaGames  Glasgow is in France now? When did they move it?
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  2318.  @theguy9208  Have you published a paper then? Because there are millions of migraine sufferers around the world and I'm sure they would love to know that you've known how to prevent them all along.
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  2319. America is done then, basically?
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  2320. So the parents are to blame for anyone who has anorexia or bulimia because they should just force their children to eat correctly? The kid had avoidant-restrictive food intake disorder, if you force fed him he would vomit, and you would get arrested for child abuse.
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  2321. Hopefully they will put all religion behind them.
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  2322. If he bought them in parts he could have refunded them in parts, has this story been verified? because it could just be the manager wanting to look like a hero.
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  2323. One 'O' for something minimal and 6 for something serious? D'ooooooh!
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  2324. Every city has shitholes, every city has amazing places, you parrots are spouting the same thing that people have for centuries, it's just fashionable in the 21st century to tell strangers your opinion on absolutely everything.
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  2325. Except that it oversaw the period where the empire was imperial in only name, slavery was abolished, the vote was given to women, civil rights were established and all former colonies were allowed to seek independence without obstruction.
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  2326.  @LittleKitty22  Yours will likely be the William McGonagall poem, not Theodor Fontane's.
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  2327. Human mentality "In 50 years machines do 95% of all jobs, we need to test some ideas for when that time comes." American mentality "In 50 years machines do 95% of all jobs, we need to build walls around the rich neighbourhoods to keep us safe from the jobless" See you in 50 years Kiki, hope your children enjoy that cheese...
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  2328. @Karl with a K A dozen laptops? All 12 would fail within seconds of each other.
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  2329.  @hanzzel6086  *And the countless witnesses. It's not the 1990's anymore, we have social media and smartphones now.
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  2330. I'm starting to understand why one of the biggest killers in American healthcare is human error as I wouldn't want to be seen by a doctor that has been on their feet for 12 hours, I'm a chef and very occasionally I get a double shift which can see me working 15hrs (from 7am to 10pm), but by the time I get to 11 or 12 hours I come off the grill to work on prep or cleaning because that way if my exhausted mind makes a mistake the only person I injure is myself.
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  2331.  @sethralavode9012  No, people from third world countries go to the USA for free surgeries. The US lags behind most developed countries in Europe and Asia when it comes to healthcare from life expectancy to infant mortality, the US is the only developed country where medical negligence is one of the top three killers of inpatients. Paying 60 grand for a 3 grand surgery doesn't guarantee you better results, it just means you are being fleeced.
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  2332. Where did it say the guy watched him do all that?
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  2333. "Why have steak when you can go out for a burger?" - DivaJilly, probably.
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  2334. Klaus Kinski?
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  2335.  @mahfujkadir8973  Unions are always good, they are there to get the worker the best deal possible.
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  2336. You can clearly hear that he was talking about the then present.
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  2337. A carrier is only as fast as it's escorts though, and those escorts are not nuclear and require regular refueling.
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  2338. Democracy doesn't work, it has never worked, the Greeks turned their back on it within years of creating it because people voted selfishly and the nation suffered for it - the voice of the people is not always the correct one, look what happened to Germany in 1934. Democracy would work in a society where every member of the public was literate and could recognise a propaganda merchant when they see one, but no society is so far that advanced though the Scandinavian countries come close. In 2016 the UK voted to leave the EU because one man, Dominic Cummings, wrote "350 million pounds better off every week" on the side of a bus.
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  2339.  @BaldingClamydia  Western European languages have two ancestral routes, Germanic and Latin (also known as Romance), the northern languages of German, English, Danish, Swedish, etc come from the former while the southern languages of Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, etc come from the latter. If you speak one member of a family you can pick up on the syntax and meaning of words in another member of the family but it is still another language entirely, not a dialect.
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  2340. American exceptionazism seems not to have understood
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  2341. That is a good belief to have, Udaya, if everyone thought like you did we'd live on a much more peaceful planet :)
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  2342. John Travolta can afford to purchase his own private jumbo jet but a US football team can't?
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  2343.  @brocktechnology  They've tested the engine three times, the pre-cooler worked each time.
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  2344. Copper is corrosive resistant, once it has it's oxidation layer (when copper turns from brown to green) it's set for life, there are cannons on the seabed that are over 500 years old without so much as pockmarks on them.
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  2345.  @JessycaLunawoona  Unless you believed that messing with controls could not in any way harm the plane, as is the case in Russian planes like Tupolevs and Ilyushins. The aircraft that the pilots had previously flown had autopilots that could only be disengaged by someone physically selecting the "Autopilot Off" switch, not by someone pushing on the yoke. The pilots broke protocol, but the airline was negligent in not training the pilots on the differences between western jets and Russian jets. If Aeroflot had done this then not a single person in that cockpit would have let any child near the controls.
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  2346. He reached into his car? Wow, I probably would have shot him seven times in the back too then. Or used the full clip of nine and then reloaded to shoot him again. I can't stand it when people have their back to me, they could shoot over their shoulder or between their legs or something.
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  2347. Recommended if you enjoy books that embellish the achievements of all Americans involved while omitting those of others.
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  2348. What a silly question. You may as well ask why anyone builds anything if it already exists elsewhere, the answer is so you aren't stuck as a customer dependent on someone else.
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  2349. @Gelach Lán Ui Chroinin Tell us some more stuff that didn't happen, Papa Bullshit, tell us! Tell us!
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  2350. Because it was the middle of the night and they were in agony.
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  2351. Millions, he's a YouTuber.
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  2352. So many inconsiderate people saying "Where I live 40 degrees is normal", do they also go up to paralysed people and dance in front of them? Social media has turned humans into tactless blobs.
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  2353.  @notsolm  Ignore him, he's just trying to be edgy.
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  2354. Isn't Curiosity Stream a sponsor for a lot of popular YouTubers? Along with Brilliant I am sure I've heard the likes of Joe Scott and co. advertising Curiosity Stream on their channels. I would have thought their videos would be a lot more in depth if that were the case.
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  2355. I reckon you'd lose money then because these hippies look far from short-tempered.
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  2356. Someone should give your country schools.
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  2357.  Covert Puppytwo  Is Russia sanctioning any of us for dealing with the US? No.
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  2358.  @Mondegreen---SFW  Yeah, not sure what that clown was on about, in 2002 I had a cable modem and was able to download Gangs of New York, admittedly it came in three .mpg files of 699MB each that had to be watched on a computer or burned to CDs and watched on a DVD player. The jump from downloadable music to downloadable films happened practically overnight.
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  2359. He never said Jesus, he said someone pretending they were Jesus. How would Jesus know what a 'Jesus' even is? 0_o
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  2360. Of all the colours to paint concrete it's fascinating that he chose concrete.
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  2361. In a non-backlit screen the green LED is less vibrant than the red and blue so you either need two green LEDs per pixel or one large green LED, which is what you saw on the OLED screen, each pixel consists of a thin blue sliver LED, a thin red sliver LED and a large crescent-shaped green LED.
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  2362.  @Stew282  The EU was the brainchild of France so stop with the "this is Germany's third attempt" nonsense. You're a fool, I pray you don't have children to fill with your nonsense.
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  2363.  @SCHRANZ3040  The dog was not running at any point, it's back was broken.
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  2364.  @lauriejones4507  Sadly Laurie, he was telling the truth. Also what on Earth did he say that was political?
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  2365.  @camper1749  I would have ended that with "If you can't figure out how YouTube works, don't bother commenting." :D
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  2366. Joel, nice going on derailing a thread before it is even a thread...
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  2367.    Pretty much :) The a-hole never falls far from the tree.
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  2368. Flying cars will become a reality once they have enough safety features to ensure they won't fall on and kill people the moment something breaks, so I'm guessing we'll have working fusion before then. To say something is never going to happen though is short-sighted when you consider the number of things in the world that we take for granted despite them "never going to happen".
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  2369. I bought an XA-21 in GTA Online because it was modelled on the XJ220.
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  2370.  @theman4884  In the US it is, because your president Chump ripped up all his climate aggreements and opened up a bunch of old steel mills and coal mines, any country could halve it's unemployment if they gave zero fucks about morality. In the rest of the developed world unemployment is still rising because we would rather try to fix a problem without creating a problem and so our polluters remain shut. In fact I got to see Didcot coal power station get demolished 10 days ago, being an American you can probably go see an old coal power plant get switched back on to create jobs for your technically progressive economy.
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  2371. We lost our flag ship, so no it wasn't much fun.
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  2372.  @kenjsr1  You are not hosting a TV show though, someone fronting a show that could be seen by millions should do better. Let's have Brits start referring to the US as California and see how long you can go without feeling the need to become 'irritating' by correcting us.
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  2373. Some people can get shit-faced from beer too.
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  2374. The video clearly explains that Rikers costs the city a fortune in missed court dates and transport costs.
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  2375. The company that puts a small mine on the moon to refine He3 for pickup would return it's investment a thousandfold within a year, it's just that that initial investment would still be something that is out of reach of even the private sector at the moment, but a lot of rich folk are working on it. Both Richard Branson and Paul Allen own companies working on stratospheric launch vehicles while Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos fight it out in the rocket department.
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  2376.  @adamshepherd4480  It hasn't even been celebrated for 500 years so I don't know where you get thousands from, also it was originally the winter solstice, a pagan event until it was usurped by the church and then more recently American consumerism. Christmas is just a family get together, nothing more.
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  2377. Well if we understood all of the particles out there and all of the forces that govern them then we would could possible have anti-gravity tech to get stuff in space easily, or teleportation from one location to another (providing string theory works out), or we could have faster than light travel which would allow us to explore the universe. Figuring out how the very fabric of the universe works is a key step in bending physics to our will.
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  2378. AMD, you can't go wrong with Advanced Meat Devices.
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  2379. "This isn't your jurisdiction, I can't let you monk here - hand over your badge and your piece!"
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  2380. So hillbilly-free?
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  2381.  @JArm1996  A Casio watch from 1985 had more processing power than the Apollo computer.
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  2382. Not all planes are made by Boeing.
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  2383.  @glenwiley6032  What do people like you get out of lying? A salary?
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  2384.  @ChaosSwissroIl  And heavily polluting.
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  2385. Hardly an inferno, it's one bloody flat.
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  2386.  @nagaea7409  Another few years and Voyager will be 1 light day away from us. So (Load program "rough maths") 50 years multiplied by 365 and Voyager will have travelled one light year, or just less than a quarter of the distance to our nearest neighbour, Alpha Centauri.
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  2387. An AI is perfectly capable of checking timestamps or logs, why would it not be?
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  2388. I would imagine they'd be deeper in California seeing as it shares a border with Mexico.
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  2389.  @AlexPuddintame  The Russians have shot down plenty of ICBMs dude, both as the Soviet Union and since, it's absolutely baffling that anyone could think otherwise.
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  2390. Try a Vietnam War shower - wait for it to rain and hand out the soap.
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  2391. #prayforlondon? You from Alabama or something? Keep your religious nonsense for the church you pretend Brit.
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  2392. And the fire started in the engine bay, in an EV it would start under the floor pan.
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  2393. It was suicide, he was fit as a fiddle, just had a broken heart is all.
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  2394. Some can last way longer than 30 mins these days.
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  2395. It is ridiculous, that's probably why he got life instead of seven years.
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  2396. I don't think it's anything to do with the cold war, humans are simply ignorant in general and would rather have knowledge given to them instead of going out and finding it for themselves.
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  2397. It takes weeks for ice to re-freeze to the point that a container ship can't break it and even longer if the area is being traversed regularly. A single icebreaker then can open a shipping lane that then maintains itself through regular usage.
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  2398.  @youarewrong5523  Defence against who? Aliens? Americans keep saying this but I can't remember anyone attacking us.
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  2399. They assimilate as much of our language as we do of theirs. I would agree with you if we were replacing a common phrase but we don't actually have an equivalent for forever home.
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  2400. Not always, you can get a restraining order against an area.
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  2401. The birthplace of the British Empire uses imperial measurements.. well fancy that..
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  2402. No, he was lazy and by his own admission wanted prestige without working towards it, no one stopped him from going to school and he did so twice, quitting both times because he was "bored". He could have killed the soldiers under his care because he found that 7 years years of medical school was going to be too much of an inconvenience so he decided to just read a medical pamphlet instead.
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  2403.  @jansix4287  Educate yourself.
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  2404. A flash mob is sporadic dancing and this is sporadic stealing so they have just borrowed the name - you know it's not rocket science to just think about something for a bit instead of immediately coming to the conclusion of "I NO UNDARSTEND!"
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  2405. Dyson are working on something called the 'Sphere'. It has Cyclone™ technology.
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  2406. Because you're only 9?
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  2407. She represents a time where Brits are xenophobic cowards you mean? In the 1940's we fought people like her and won, that was when we had balls, and the ability to think for ourselves instead of getting our opinions from the Daily Mail or the Express.
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  2408. It's been happening everywhere...
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  2409.  @Letsdolunch2023  They support her because they don't know any of this happened obviously, the footage has only just been released. So far her fans have only known what she told them...
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  2410. 90% of the Russian navy is underwater, they have enough submarines to assign 4 to every one of our surface vessels.
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  2411.  @princesnowblood6263  ... 1.) I took no one at their word, I clearly only offered my interpretation of what may have happened. 2.) You actually proved my point by stating that you believe her to be a psychopath. That was my entire point - you have no idea who is babysitting your child, and if that person happens to be a psychopath, well then...
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  2412.  @eldonjanzen9822  False advertising is as old as advertising, even in antiquity there were snake oil salesmen who would claim that there elixirs could cure any ailment.
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  2413. Someone needs to get one of these to Sergei Lavrov, he is the biggest Putin promoter in existence and his death would be an enormous setback for the regime. It would be like killing Goebbels early in WW2.
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  2414.  @IcoKirov  ​ I don't think you could forget a period any more than you could forget a coma, both entail significant chemical changes in the body that can leave a woman grumpy.
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  2415. Democracy has been dead for thousands of years, ever since leaders realised that peons make shit decisions and should be represented by an educated senate or parliament. If there are two guys and a girl in a lift and the guys decide to rape the girl is it OK? I mean it was a completely and perfectly democratic decision, the majority chose the outcome - 2 against one, democracy at work and working... There is a reason decisions should be made by our representatives and it is because they are not morons like us, they don't read the Daily Mail and suddenly decide that the next big threat to their well being is Jihadi spiders travelling in on misshapen bananas from Venezuela. My heart broke the day I learned that this country, that built most of the world, now has more idiots than it does greats and thinks that leaving the largest economy on Earth is going to somehow make us more prosperous...
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  2416. I would turn the telly on, my friend's answering machines were filled with 30 second snippets of British daytime telly audio. Or sometimes I'd secretly call one while they were at my house so they'd have a tiny chunk of our conversation waiting for them at home.
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  2417. Correct, over the next month he'll make a fortune on all the right wing talk show circuit and attending republican conventions. His meal ticket has been stamped for the next decade at least.
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  2418. There was, it was called Gunpowder and had the guy from Game of Thrones in it.
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  2419.  @andydufresnefromshawshank5866  Trump wants to dismantle NATO...
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  2420. The King had no power, unlike Russia the UK was no longer a monarchy. The king wanted to rescue his cousin but parliament did not because it would only fuel unrest in the UK amongst it's own socialists if the UK offered exile to their enemies.
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  2421. I don't like Sarah but clearly she was speaking figuratively here, as in "Russia is a stone's throw from Alaska".
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  2422. Kuuro, you clearly aren't a history major I see.
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  2423. This is why you learn to keep your emotions in check, something that people of a particular persuasion are incapable of doing.
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  2424.  @DarkClarity  Well obviously! The internet is a perfect litmus test for society as a whole and society, thankfully, is generally good.
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  2425.  @Stellarionas  Yes it is, it is nature that gave us everything. You're not a religious nut are you who believes a god made us the way we are? Humans had to function in larger and larger social groups in order to survive and so we had to start valuing members of families that were not our own, that was the beginning of extended empathy towards humans we did not know or trust. Once we had sapience we could then recognise the value in any life form and so we developed compassion.
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  2426.  @christophernewman5027  Thanks, you beat me to it. Now I don't have to be that guy.
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  2427. Amen, bro..
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  2428.  @brodster7042  Yep, 1784 and invented by a Scotsman. Though the vehicle that can be thought of as the traditional ancestor of the steam train was "Stephenson's Rocket" of 1829. It pioneered many of the innovations that would still be commonplace on trains until diesel superseded steam 130 years later.
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  2429.  @PATTHECATMCD  So where will we be buying it from, Pat?
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  2430. Pretty stupid to let someone so young on the back of a bike without any kind of wheel guard. A four year old has no idea what machinery is capable of.
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  2431. No need to guess, they all have white hands...
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  2432. Gymnastics Ireland apologised the very next day, it was the woman that was racist that didn't apologise for over a year.
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  2433. Sure it wasn't a benzo you dropped? Because I don't see any bugs...
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  2434. When two things have a direct, tangible link then it's not irony. It's like saying "Isn't it ironic my father and I have the same surname".
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  2435. How did Joe miss this comment?
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  2436. I would find more people to brainstorm with, when rescuing a trapped animal the more people present the more likely you are to be successful.
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  2437. That is correct, also not to touch any exposed metal inside the car and to keep your hands inside windows (since voltages up to 11kV can jump several inches.)
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  2438.  @Masia315  Drink Driving is very high up there as mistakes go, it kills people...
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  2439. By being older than the drinking age?
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  2440. Likely scrappers who knew exactly what they had found, they took the rigging, plus the heat shield and then the radioactive steel shield and just left the tungsten/strontium core because it was both dangerous and difficult to sell.
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  2441.  @adamkendall997  You don't, and have never, subsidised anyone. No one forces the US to spend most of it's GDP on weaponry, you just do it because violence and guns are in your blood. Admit that for once and stop with this "we're subsidising people" nonsense. I have 6 trees in my garden and my neighbour has 1, am I subsidising his greenery?
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  2442. The pilgrims may have went voluntarily but the puritans didn't, we stuck them all on ships with their bibles after the church burnt one too many innocent girls at the stake.
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  2443. They clearly just stated that the Blood Eagle is from the Vikings, who were not English.
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  2444. How did he get a better life? He went from being a free man who could do what he wants to having to abide by rules and live in a dorm with other people. How is that a better life?
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  2445. Most of the issues stated here manage to be adhered to by military sailors, if you forget PPE on an aircraft carrier or leave a bulkhead unsecured you'll be out of the navy soon after.
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  2446. What an embarrassing culture.
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  2447.  @truckerfromreno  How does it feel to lust after American anus? Grow some integrity!
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  2448.  @alexwest2573  RC enthusiasts always have planes, some have helicopters, but I'd love an RC blimp. Considering you can buy a tank of helium for birthday balloons and even buy hydrogen in some places it would be a costly but fun hobby.
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  2449. Which only makes me facepalm when they whine about other countries doing the same thing.
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  2450.  @BTW...  No, he was absolutely correct, the entire device is actually referred to as a nuclear battery.
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  2451. Laser surveying. A guy in a hi-vis jacket playing with what looks like a camera on a tripod, you've likely seen them standing at the side of a road at some point as they measured something in the distance for tiny leans.
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  2452. Can't you let Optimus Prime hibernate in peace!
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  2453. Mussolini was never remotely socialist at any point in history. Source: History.
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  2454. Someone who obviously does not know the outer door is open, obviously...
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  2455. Partly paid for by taxpayers.
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  2456. The north are the Agger tribe while the south are the Sheepsh.
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  2457. There are more planes in the ocean than submarines in the sky.
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  2458. Guys when someone is spamming religious texts out of context you should report them for spamming instead of encouraging them.
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  2459. Agreed.
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  2460.  @setharp  I suggest you read the investigation reports of the two destroyer collisions in 2017. The first hit a cargo ship because one of it's two radars was broken and the second hit a cargo ship because it had no radar installed and relied on lookouts for navigation. Both reports were utterly damning of the Arleigh Burke program and the capability of AEGIS to defend US assets when US destroyers are plagued by radar issues due to underfunding and in-house cannibalism to keep ships afloat. A lot may have changed in the past 5 or 6 years, but it also might have not.
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  2461. The sub had some but they were stolen, sold or requisitioned.
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  2462.  Albert Pike  He never said anything about Scotland being a utopia.
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  2463. People need to pay attention in any area.
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  2464. Nah, you lot have enough fakes on your TV, about time you saw some real humans.
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  2465. I have nothing to repent for.
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  2466.  @iamrocketray  Yeah, it's disgusting. We Brits like to rally against bullfighting in Spain as inhumane while we still have archaic butchery of foxes going on here :/
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  2467.  @iareid8255  I always forget that if the government wants the best electrical advise they should get rid of all their advisors who actually work with the power grid and instead just ask people like you from a YouTube comment section. Armchair knowledge is the BEST knowledge!
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  2468.  @rednad23  Trump supporters be like "Green crayon tastes better than pink crayon."
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  2469. Not the best analogy since for most of Europe's history they've been hated here - with a certain German government even trying to murder them all at one point.
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  2470.  @matthewpeloso2172  Newsflash: You just described every conman that has ever lived, in every nation. Scammers have always justified their actions as "I wouldn't have been able to do what I did if you were smarter"...
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  2471. Many stadiums can compete, the guy is just ignorant and thinks the world ends at america's borders.
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  2472. Haha, first thing I thought of was "Oooh, I would turn 3 the next day". Scorpios rule!
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  2473. Where was Matthew Goode? I saw Matt Smith but no Matthew Goode.
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  2474. It's the same with the internet, the latency would be appalling if we relied on satellite-based internet. We only use satellites to communicate with remote or mobile communities like islands in the ocean or ships.
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  2475. We're not heading downhill, we're simply entering a trough, there will be peaks again.
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  2476. Because then Channel 4 would be causing unnecessary division between brexiters and remainers and after 8 years I think everyone is getting a bit sick of brexit being brought up every five minutes.
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  2477. Maybe not massive, but not small either, people in the UK were not happy about one of our biggest tragedies getting dragged up once again to make money for an American studio, the people of Southampton being particularly angry about it considering half of that city had a relative who worked on the ship.
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  2478. Mathew Perry died from drowning. Maya's head never slipped under water at any point, likely because no one would be stupid enough to sedate her in a hot tub.
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  2479. You can't teach a cow how to play golf.
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  2480. He was not a minor.
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  2481.  @realitycheckreally8412  Hitler was not even remotely socialist, socialists are left wing and he was about as far to the right as you can get, he was an authoritarian nationalist. The Nazis were socialist in name only and that is because when Hitler took over the party he knew the working class were striving for socialism so he kept that in there to attract them.
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  2482.  @DaimyoD0  Please use the term headfixer, therapist sounds too much like "the rapist" and it offends me so I've decided we should change it. Thank you.
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  2483.  @LilyAmongThorns  It saddens me that ignorant people like you still exist in a world where everybody now has access to the world's largest library and knowledge base on their phone.
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  2484. Exactly. But idiots will always idiot.
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  2485. There is no incompatibility of too-different genes unless you are attempting to breed with a tomato. That research was rustled up by bigots as a response to the fact that mixed-race children inherit the best traits of both parents and will not ever develop anything like sickle-cell anemia or cystic fibrosis or any of the other genetic mutations that are a result of 'keeping it in the community'.
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  2486.  @GCKelloch  A defibrillator can start a stopped heart, it just can't start a completely stopped heart, only chest compressions can do that.
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  2487. It was even weirder when it first opened to celebrate the millennium as it was an exhibition of 2000 years of human achievements, sort of like those World Expos they used to hold 100 years ago. One part of it was a human brain that you could enter and explore and another part was like a giant sewer system, it was like the Crystal Maze meets an episode of Rick and Morty.
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  2488. Anyone who watched this video would have.
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  2489. You Might Mumps Vogel?
    3
  2490.  @tacitozetticci9308  If you never make the same mistake again then you've remembered the lesson.
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  2491. You might find China a tougher steak to chew than Japan was, if that's your plan for renewal.
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  2492. When she's a solicitor she will pay more taxes than you ever will, globalmedium, she will be contributing something to society.
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  2493. People like Jeff Bezos earns the 115K he makes every second, even when he's sleeping, he earns every cent of it. /s
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  2494. To be fair you only have to read this comment section to see how hate-filled the UK is now.
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  2495. Yeah, a sensible person would have.
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  2496. Plus 4-6 weeks per year of paid vacation, that is like several hundred hours of salary for doing nothing.
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  2497. You ain't no Christian if you like everything she says.
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  2498. Rodents have very short lives.
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  2499.  @Brianz99  What does that even mean? I see you inverted nipples come out with that nonsense all the time but you never actually explain how the age of a country relates to the subject that is being discussed. "You ever notice how cars used to be bigger in America?" "We're a much younger country." "Isn't it weird how almost every American house has a basement?" "Well we're a much younger country." "Why do Americans weigh around 100lbs more than Europeans?" "It's because we're a much younger country."
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  2500.  @anythinggoes4881  It completely is a cultural difference, inconveniencing someone in places like Japan, Korea, China and Vietnam without a cast iron reason is practically taboo, if they had cancelled the trains and that wall had not collapsed then lots of people in government would have been forced to resign.
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  2501. Hopefully he'll catch a bout of These-large-fellows-would-like-to-alter-my-shower-experience-itis.
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  2502. He was not underage though.
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  2503. Meryl Streep's been awfully quiet today.
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  2504.  @arktitan6225  That's why gangs are not allowed in the UK prison system, if you formed a gang you would all just get scattered across the prison system, prisons have a duty to protect it's prisoners and it's guards, to allow gangs to roam free inside them is chaotic.
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  2505. Tainted Haggis? The song by Soft Cell?
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  2506.  @russguffee6661  Being ignorant of his accomplishments is on you, not him.
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  2507.  @tomgucwa7319  Everyone loves a good spoiler, eh?
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  2508.  @alexrodriguez1534  What does any of that have to do with what I said? I was talking about the fact that small nations get pushed around by larger ones, unless you think countries like Peru and Zanzibar are on a par with the US and China. The EU holds it's own against the US and China, the UK on the other hand will just be dictated to by them.
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  2509. Malls, or shopping centres as we call them in the UK, were the go-to place for every teenager in the 80's. Not to buy anything, we just went to sit around the food court being dicks towards the security guards. You see this in lots of 80's movies and the Kevin Smith movie Mall Rats was a homage to that era.
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  2510. haha, he does say inscride :P
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  2511. Washington wouldn't be Washington if it wasn't sticking it's big sticky beak into other country's business to further it's own goals.
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  2512. Who is asking you to hate jews?
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  2513.  @krooscontrol3978  If you've seen people staring at each other in a gym you were not in Germany.
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  2514. When a guy spins his dick around by shaking his hips. We've all done it...
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  2515. The Harrier 1 was tricky to fly, the Harrier 2 was much better at handling.
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  2516.  @sethsha7826  No, this story was 40% human error and 60% training, if Aeroflot had updated their pilots on the difference between their new Airbuses and their old Tupolevs the pilot would never have let his kids anywhere near the controls.
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  2517. Not really, republicans are the ones who want small government, less red tape, a neutered EPA and for corporations to be able to regulate themselves, but whatever delusion works for you I suppose.
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  2518. *have and *have
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  2519.  @jesusonXTC  You aren't Canadian then. All Canadians I have ever met have had integrity.
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  2520.  @ARandomCogboi  And countries with universal healthcare also have private healthcare, a private healthcare that isn't being used by 95% of the population so waiting times to be seen when you go private are almost non existent, you practically get a hospital to yourself.
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  2521. So nobody in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was actually ill, Marnee?
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  2522. Neat recent theory about dogs: A year or two ago it was theorised that the reason dogs tilt their head when they are being spoken to is because they are trying to see more of your face, or more specifically the lower half of your face, in order to better read your mood. A dog has a muzzle/snout and this means it's eyes only pick up 50% of what is in front of it, the lower half of it's vision being just it's muzzle, when a dog tilts it's head it can then see both your eyes and your mouth at the same time and better understand your mood/commands. The dog is basically working it's way around a built-in handicap, that of having a long nose.
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  2523. I seen me a mermaid once. I even seen me a shark eat an octopus. But I ain't never seen no phantom Russian submarine.
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  2524.  @coylezo  No, actually history would confirm this, the truth always surfaces. Or are you saying the Nazis and Stalin were good people and it's only history books saying they were evil?
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  2525. They featured in absolutely every band in the 80's so yeah to call them successful would be an understatement.
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  2526.  @bartley7953  Didn't see that, but I did see the comment that said "In the comments section right wing attention-seekers will be seeking attention, just like they have done in the comments section of every video from the past 15 years."
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  2527. That's strange seeing as the 60's and 70's was the heyday of the serial killer and women being murdered was so common it barely made the news - are you sure having an idiot for a grandaughter hasn't just brought on some senility in your old nan?
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  2528. So what do you propose seeing as they are already a non-EU country? Should they become a non-Earth country?
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  2529.  @PDZ1122  A rifle can't cut you in half or sever limbs.
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  2530. Exactly.
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  2531. Lbblblbblll TIMMAH!!!
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  2532. Most European nations grow their own wheat and corn, Ukraine's exports are for the middle east and Africa where such crops are difficult to grow.
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  2533. Because no other country has ever lost a submarine.. 🙄
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  2534. And how he's going to save the ever-decreasing-in-value Tesla...
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  2535. Another idiot who thinks the US would seriously get itself incinerated over a single carrier, you don't risk losing tens of millions of people over the deaths of 6,000, if that were the case you guys would have nuked someone after 9/11
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  2536. Everything needs a precedent, how do you think we find out what gloves are meant to be used? In 1997 when KW died dimethylmercury wasn't known to permeate latex.
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  2537.  @AbeYousef  Sources? Your spiel is meaningless without sources.
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  2538. Using knowledge gained from the air force's research in to flight suits I thought "If we can design a garment that constricts blood flow in the lower body to keep it in the upper body then surely the reverse must be true!" That is when it hit me and I designed the Shite Suit™ The Shite Suit™ is currently only a prototype but it mainly consists of a tight hoodie woven from a restrictive hemp-like material of my own design whereby both the head and chest can be constricted via a series of strings running through the suit, a bit like a corset. Naturally the suit has no bottom half for obvious purposes. With the Shite Suit™ I hope to make hemorrhage-related deaths during defecation a thing of the past.
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  2539. What's more sinister is you will never see anyone enter or exit the building leading most to believe that there is more of it underground and that the entrances are linked to the Tube.
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  2540. The difference is your dad gave you control of the plane while this dad only pretended to let his kid take control.
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  2541. The dad doesn't deserve recognition, by exiting the vehicle he killed himself and almost killed his baby. If you down a power line with your car you do NOT leave the car because you would be stepping straight on to energised ground. You signal for help, or call for help, or wait as long as you can for help, you only attempt to leave the car if it is on fire or no one is coming.
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  2542. If you think that is what is dooming America while this politician takes a dump on the constitution then your society ended long ago.
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  2543. VCDC, do you even know what Sharia is? You seem to think it is leftist... hahahah, that cracks me up. It's about as right-wing and conservative as you can get.
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  2544. With the exception that Brits weren't childishly threatening to boycott American products after the Piper Alpha disaster.
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  2545. She was in control was she? Of everyone on the road? If someone ran a red light and hit that pickup her son would have travelled through the air and landed on tarmac. She would not be in control of that and would be charged with manslaughter.
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  2546.  @two2truths  You missed his point, your ears do the exact same thing your eyes do, they sense a tiny portion of a spectrum of frequencies. He never said sanything about light, just that seeing and hearing are the same thing but in different mediums.
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  2547. Compared to the US Russia is a saint, if you don't cowtow to American demands you get sanctions, tarrifs, your assets get frozen, basically every one of the 198 nations on the planet has to follow the US in single-file or you become ostracised. And the three nations that don't fall in line? "The axis of evil" That is bullying, the US doesn't even follow UN treaties any more, it just ratifies anything that is good for America and only America.
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  2548. I know that in Northern Ireland in summer they try to build bonfires that can reach the moon. 11th of July - great big fire, 12th of July - start collecting pallets for next year's great big fire.
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  2549. Surely that is still the number once cause as I doubt it has been overtaken by Covid just yet.
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  2550.  @allaansnackbar4269  It's a right all across Europe and most of the developed world.
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  2551. Coaxial helicopters lose yaw and are harder to land if they break in the sky. A regular helicopter can be autorotated to the ground using the airflow over the main rotor to keep the tail rotor spinning, having the tail rotor means the helicopter can point in one direction ensuring enough air flows over the rotor to glide to the ground for a bumpy, but safe landing. If a coaxial helicopter loses engine power it tends to yaw to one side or the other and corkscrews to the ground much faster, this is the reason why coaxial helicopters either fly very low or they fit ejector seats that detach the rotors before launching the pilot(s) away from the craft. TLDR; If a Coaxial helicopter breaks your choices are either hitting the ground hard with the helicopter and breaking some bones or hitting the ground slightly less hard in your ejector seat and hopefully not breaking any bones.
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  2552. There's a wee bit of a difference between a fence and 100 feet of concrete and impassable traffic. A 6-lane highway is closer to the Berlin wall that it would ever be to a fence...
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  2553. He doesn't need to physically grab any gun, once he was stopped from running away he should have accepted he wasn't going anywhere but instead he started wrestling with the cop and now both cops are fully justified in shooting him before he can take any of their weapons from them. It doesn't matter whether he actually attempts it or not, as soon as he started struggling with an armed cop he essentially killed himself because for that cop's partner it might have meant death for either of them if he hesitated in shooting, so he took the shot. Moral of the story is not to struggle with a cop, you can try to run away all you like but if they catch you and you continue to struggle then they have the right to turn your lights off before you can harm either of them.
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  2554. The energy is released as heat so just like most other types of power plant they will use that heat to boil water in to steam and then feed the steam through a turbine that generates electricity when it spins. Once they have perfected fusion power they will likely build one that has water pipes running through it and with those pipes they can produce the steam needed for a turbine.
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  2555. Stop referring to the UK as England, it's 2023 and everyone has internet access so there's really no excuse for American ignorance anymore.
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  2556.  @Pjofanriptide  The UK hasn't ruled another country for seven decades so explain to me how Canada and Australia are thriving with next to no poverty but India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are 90% poverty with 10% of the population treating their own people worse than the British Raj ever did? People like you are no better than the turnips who voted for Brexit, you know that everything you hate in the world is down to your own decisions and your own mistakes but you want to blame others so you look for a scapegoat. In 100 years when your nation is still no more prosperous than it is today will you still be blaming us Brits for the state of it? In 1948 you had world class industry and infrastructure and in 2021 your industry and infrastructure are still where they were in 1948...
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  2557. What was it we had for dinner tonight? Well, we had a choice of steak or fish. Yes, yes, I remember, I had lasagna.
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  2558.  @MrSpartanspud  In Japan it's "The tallest poppy is cut first".
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  2559. We were alone in 1943 were we?
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  2560. The name is descriptive like you said, it's more of a "how to find us" than a name, and it was chosen to gain notoriety, the town was in a bad way at the time and wanted a gimmick to bring in tourists and so they voted to change their name to a long-winded sentence about trees, whirlpools and a cave :) It looks weird but it's actually just a sentence in Welsh without the spaces.
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  2561. Only a handful are ever stationed at home, the majority are usually in Germany and Poland ready for NATO action.
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  2562. All countries anthems have been banned for decades at club tournaments, it's just us Brits thinking we are better than everyone else like we usually do.
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  2563.  @cholloway0046  Because it's efficient, land is finite.
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  2564.  @brucekilby9957  Stop projecting. All those people driving past would have not made out what the black and white blur in their peripheral was.
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  2565. To the person asking "Why don't you call it a fish and chip shop?", it's because it serves more than just fish, but almost everything comes with chips. So you can have pie and chips, sausage and chips, fish and chips, mockchop and chips, deep fried Mars bar and chips, etc.. And to craisins86, all throughout the UK and Ireland fries are called chips, not just in England.
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  2566.  @iraholden3606  And since then he has done his utmost to keep capitalism at bay. All while being one of the richest men in Russia.
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  2567. HMS Prince of Wales is named after a title and William now holds that title, not Charles.
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  2568. KINGVILLAOFDAE, Your arrogance and ignorance is astounding. Osama Bin Laden wasn't a goat herder from Afghanistan, he was born into one of the richest families in Saudi Arabia and his father founded the Saudi Binladin Group, one of the largest construction firms on Earth. I'm fairly sure someone with his money, education and contacts could organise the hijacking of 4 aircraft. Honestly, the way some numpties speak, they must honestly think the middle east is like Tattooine and people burrow in the sand for shelter.
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  2569.  Papi Kink  It's not a foolish way of thinking, it's just not the American "terrified of everything" way of thinking. 🤘
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  2570. Maybe they should also make the video in German then since it's an EU project and the only English-speaking country in the EU has less than 5 million people? The US dollar is the global reserve currency - it is the most used metric for currency.
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  2571.  @UpcycleElectronics  We would need an enormous breakthrough before satellite-based comms are used in anything other than emergencies as the latency is huge compared to ground-based systems. Since electrons and photons are both limited by the speed of light then a 1,000km point to point trip will beat out a 15,000km trip across a couple of satellites everytime when you consider that every millisecond counts.
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  2572. This airport has literally nothing to do with Berlin airport. Also a yank is the last person who should be judging what tax payer cash is wasted on since you guys can fritter away tens of billions on magical ships that don't work or use tax payer cash to buy a new stadium for a billionaire's sports team. Listening to one of you criticise what someone else does with their taxes is like hearing Ted Bundy call Uber a danger to women.
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  2573.  @joelwillems4081  What does that have to do with anything?
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  2574. You believe the government of the UK wants a nobody silenced? How truly gullible.
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  2575.  @wallend4013  The original nukes barely had any fallout and modern ones would have virtually zero.
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  2576. Actually the US did it twice in the same year (USS McCain and USS Fitzgerald), and once five years earlier (USS Porter) Arleigh Burke class destroyers have large cargo-vessel magnets in the bow that attract them to the locations of collisions. The reports on all three crashes are extremely enlightening as to the state of the Arleigh Burke fleet where broken equipment is so common that cannibalism of active vessels has been known to happen. Either USS McCain or USS Fitzgerald had no working radar on the ship (primary or backup) and had to navigate at all times using humans on watch, and when I say no radar I literally mean no radar, no targeting radar or tracking radar making the destroyer about as offensive and defensive as a fishing trawler.
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  2577. You do know Melbourne is like Australia's second city? It's not some little village somewhere.
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  2578. I've had vag, it's lovely.
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  2579. Because they had no need to be. The only gamma emitters in power plants are the core and workers never come face to face with the core.
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  2580. No, things are not going to get worse. My god you people are as gullible as small children.
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  2581. That was my first inkling.
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  2582.  @LADYJ50546  So because other cults try to brainwash you think it's OK for your cult to do it too? That doesn't make you better.
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  2583. Well that is obvious, you cannot inbreed for a full 5,000 years. After 10 or so generations of direct inbreeding you would only be creating sterile monstrosities that would die young. The point was that they inbred as much as they could in order to keep the bloodline pure, and by pure I mean wrecked to shit.
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  2584.  @lilbouper  It's never rationed, everyone gets it equally. And there is a wait because it is a finite resource obviously. If freedom is a right then why are 1% of Americans imprisoned?
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  2585. If abortion was Satan's last throw then does that mean kiddie fiddling was God's last throw? After all they were only being touched by the hand's of god (via a proxy and in places they shouldn't be, but hey..)
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  2586.  @Shaker626  Yeah, looters don't wait months before looting, because by then the loot is all gone.
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  2587. An even simpler fix is to use the "turn off the engine and take the key with you" system, which often comes with the "and lock the car doors" package.
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  2588. @rightos sid God doesn't bless bigots, but nice try.
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  2589. I dunno, 8 years without Americans attacking or killing the inhabitants of another country was quite refreshing. There's only been about 43 years out of the past 240 where Americans haven't been delivering democracy with cluster bombs and poisonous chemicals. Was it Noam Chomsky who said every president since Truman would be charged with war crimes if Americans ever held them up to the same standards the founding fathers set for the country?
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  2590. They are in no way releated as far as we know, the telephone number for the emergency services in the US predates 2001 by decades.
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  2591. We will never join the Euro, that decision was settled a decade ago and immigration will hardly change, yeah the legal folks from Poland and Lithuania will be stopped from entering but the illegals turning up on boats in Kent don't really follow rules do they? And what incentive will France now have to keep the illegals away from buses and trains and boats now that Britain is no longer an equal partner in the EU? The flood of illegals is coming, well done Brexiteers!
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  2592. Who likes orange soda?
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  2593. Hate breeds hate, the commenters here are just radicalised westerners, no better than radicalised Islamists. As long as we have both groups the peaceful among us will always pay for their ignorance.
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  2594.  @ptaylor4923  Clearly they aren't everywhere or we Europeans would know what they were.
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  2595. No, that is reported rapes, Shashi. People stop reporting rapes when their backwards country doesn't do shit about them, the UK also has more rapes than Saudi Arabia, you know why? If you say you were raped you get jailed for adultery. The west seems to have the most rapes just because people aren't afraid to report things to the police.
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  2596. Ask the dude in 1973 how he connected his calls to people. It's explained in this video but clearly no one was watching.
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  2597. The US revolution was France vs Britain. If France had did nothing there would be no USA.
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  2598. +Greg Smith I would imagine a shitload of sex has been involved, do you know how many teenage fans Jennifer Lawrence has?  There will be bedrooms that have 2 inches of spooge covering their floors.  If obtaining something for sexual gratification is not a sex crime then we need to release every paedophile and tell them it's ok to have hard drives full of muck.
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  2599. And Not Rylan Clark? They've gave him a chat show and he's as "European" as it gets :P
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  2600. ***** I dunno, I have massive respect for every human achievement from the calendar to irrigation systems, but the World Wide Web is still up their with the greats.  Prior to the telegraph system we relied on couriers, a fire department could ask for reinforcements and by the time the messenger reached his destination a town could be lost already.  Sending a message across an ocean was unheard of, but today most humans can communicate with almost any other human on the planet face to face in realtime.  That's impressive and taken for granted by our generation.
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  2601. kolaxanthe All humans enjoy their own handiwork, and if you have no constructive skills you will always have destructive skills - whether it is property or people there will always be an element of society that gains satisfaction from destroying such things.  Education is the only way to help future generations.
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  2602. The wheezy, black kid in the wheelchair? No, he isn't.
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  2603. +stiras1 Unless you eat one, which they sometimes do in parts of the Congo.
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  2604. Why on Earth would it be faster to make three of something rather than 1? That is utterly illogical.
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  2605. 1:35 Those 4 blue islands west of the Norman peninsula should be red because Jersey, Guernsey, Sark and Alderney are British protectorates collectively known as the Channel Islands, we have forces on them and not the French.
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  2606. +Captain Obvious sings Here he is to state the known! Captain Obvious!
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  2607. The title is not misleading in the slightest because it includes the word 'born', a word that a lot of you can't seem to see or comprehend.
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  2608. Yep, first casualty of Brexit. Thanks voters!
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  2609. Who started this stupid laugh track meme? It needs to end before it becomes edgy to comment about laugh tracks.
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  2610. +jay bull Dude, you are acting as though you have it made and are being overtaken by lesser folks (I'm 17, but college for two years and now I want a job!), you are a drop out mate, no offense - there is no more leaving school at 14 and getting a job in the mines with 4 generations of your family.  Most 17 year olds are still in school if they are serious, I was in school 'til 18 then university for 3 years and I still do not just walk in to jobs.  I'm unemployed now for example.  If you are 17 and want a job then get an apprenticeship or lower your scope.
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  2611. +crankCINEMA Comparing China to Taiwan is like comparing Russia to the US, they may have similar cultures, but they could not be further apart ideologically.  Taiwan is home to some of the most sprawling corporate entities known to man while China is just figuring out what an economy is.
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  2612. What if a child fell underneath another child and created a two-child pile up?  Do we have some sort of procedure to handle this?
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  2613. I can't believe the stupidity of half of you people, you are even bringing up shit he covered in the video, as though you didn't even watch it. UKRider, I lost my shit at "No markers for landing meaning pilots can overshoot their landing (on a perpetual runway..)", most people who know little about a subject can usually 'go on' so please do, mate.
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  2614. Liam Gerrard Linehan and his comedy partner are from Ireland, not Northern Ireland.
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  2615. So we will be using binary computers forever? I highly doubt it.
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  2616. Her nickname is dogface? She might not be any sort of angel, but she's still beautiful!
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  2617. The US invented the Internet, but a Brit did invent the Web.
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  2618. Syntax Axe As a non-American, and thus a non-capitalist, that's exactly what I would be saying.  Socialist movements started in the 19th century because hungry people got bored of watching the rich buy 100 apples just to eat one and destroy 99.  The fact you think someone can burn a million dollars if they chose to is a credit to your capitalist ubbringing, just don't assume the vast majority are with you.
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  2619. Bends down to tie her shoelace and the tide comes in. Stands back up again and she has a bunch of rocks and an empty cigarette pack on her head.
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  2620. If it had the capability to manufacture stamps from people then it might also have the means to circumvent laws, also this is the whole point of the experiment at NO POINT did the operator use "abide by laws" as a constraint. In fact he gave it no constraints and only one limit, a time limit. If you make the assumption that it would want to or choose to abide by a law then you are anthropomorphising it, it's a task-oriented machine with a set goal.
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  2621. And yet your head of state costs more, has a bigger entourage, commands more discipline than is seen in this soldier and has a fleet of cars to take him to his squadron of helicopters so he can fly to the next town in one of his two 747's.  It amazes me just how shortsighted Americans are.  If you are not American I apologise, if you ARE American I sympathize; Hahaha.
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  2622. shitzngiggles, clearly you've never heard someone from Bermuda
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  2623. +Littlest pet shop DK My cat sees me as the can opener.
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  2624. Most Americans I've seen are closer to size 87, where you seeing all these zeroes?
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  2625. Because Chinese people eat it, obviously.
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  2626. Christopher Crosby Chris, I've had a word with the team at half time and the consensus is that if you want to win this game you need to put Paragraph on the pitch!
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  2627. What kind of monster subjects a melon to that? Don't you have melons of your own??! you make me sick.
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  2628. "Soylent Brown is people!"
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  2629. Same with France, all of their power plants are nuclear.
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  2630. mikemoair This whole "stopping to have a cup of tea" thing is really out of date.  Most of us have a hip flask of Earl Grey that we can use on the move.
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  2631. Why did the Farmer win the Nobel prize? He was outstanding in his field.
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  2632. Your eyes can pick up around 3,000-9,000 images every second depending on the part of the cone in use (we don't use two cameras, we use millions of them and they all have different timings), but your cognitive ability can only make sense of the most miniscule part of the wide field of view ahead of you. The human brain works in what we call real time, which is not in fact "the real time" but our own cognitive real time. The brain is fed constant imagery at a spectacular speed and makes sense of it in different ways for different things, flash up two images together and by 25-90 frames per second we will see the two images merge yet our brain is clearly seeing them flip back and forth, one after another in what would not even be blurry, it would be like one of Gav and Dan's videos, crystal clear. But only our brain sees it, not us. Again though, a few thou is a lot different to 100k+ These cameras are still faster than our amazing eyeballs. Amazeballs? I'll patent that. The human body is superfantastic, edge-of-tomorrow hardware, but the software it runs on (us lot, the human psyche, the bunch of electronic, chemical synapses that inhabit the squishy bit at the top) is slow and glitchy and only gets an upgrade every few hundred thousand years.
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  2633. +Nishant Kumar There is a fantastic steel industry in India.  If you require a cast part that won't break then something fabricated in Burnpur will outlive the rest of your product.
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  2634. Jeremy Lee At least until Jeremy, James and Richard's new show comes out in 2016.
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  2635. +Melanie-Joanne Haughton She's amazing, hahaha!  "Give it a crack, hun!"  I've seen more of her in interviews, ceremonies and guest spots than I have in films, but I think it's time to see something she's been in and my sister will undoubtedly be over the moon because she's always threatening to make me watch Muriel's Wedding :D
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  2636. The distribution of weight is nothing to do with how heavy people are, it's to do with their location on the plane. If first class has undersold then the front of the plane will be light and so people at the rear of economy will be moved into any empty spaces at the front of economy to reposition the aircraft's center of gravity. If necessary some economy folk can even be bumped up to first class free of charge.
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  2637. Around summer!
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  2638. +h.thomas ackermann worst of the worst? The NPP near me has provided 15% of Scotland's electricity for 40 years and it releases only water in to the environment, the coal PP it replaced was responsible for acid rain, smog, pneumonia and 200 years of western nations having a life expectancy of 45. I can never fathom people like you, you wear blinders, spouting jibberish about mercury in vaccines while intentionally ignoring the fact that a century ago smallpox and flu wiped out one third of Europe and North America. I'm not sure if you folk are mentally ill or just sheltered. For a fucking evil technology I'm glad my kid will grow up with British air for the next several decades and not Beijing's air.
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  2639. +Tripti Thakur But his accent is Irish, he's lived there since he was about 3.
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  2640. I enjoyed all of your points, but I have to disagree with you on Selena not being in the wrong.  Something about the photo just gave me the vibe that she was like "Yeah, I was told what is correct and incorrect, but I'll show these guys that I am a western woman and that we do as we please."  Fair play to her if she was in a store and someone was trying to force a clothing policy on her, but she was in a place of worship where it is understandable for there to be rules. And besides, she doesn't just show her ankle accidentally, like she was walking briskly or she had not patted down her clothing when she stood up.  She consciously hitched her clothing up and bent her leg in defiance, baring it. I have no problems with Muslims, I say live and let live to everyone, but I can understand where anger stems from when we westerners show complete disregard for tradition.  In Abu Dhabi they don't bat an eyelid if you wear revealing clothing, but this was in one of the few buildings where you are asked to respect the culture.
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  2641. +inademv You just need a counter-balance, the scissorlift clearly had a grey attachment just offscreen which I would imagine was weighed down with counter-weights.
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  2642. +Garth Didn't Michael Barrymore have a pool at his? :D
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  2643. Dassault Aimpoint I think in the UK you can do what you want below 250m as long as you stay away from government or public facilities, so almost anywhere inhabited.  In the 90's someone built a huge airship shaped like a flying saucer and used it to freak people out around the countryside.
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  2644. We're gonna need fighting spirit, we have an enormous uphill battle to get anywhere close to the kind of trade deals we had before.
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  2645. Most power plants rely on boiling water because with the exception of photovoltaic solar we haven't found a way to generate electricity without induction caused by forcing a fluid through a turbine. Even concentrated solar relies on boiling water.
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  2646. No, completely un-peacefully, the west turned half of the middle east and North Africa in to a battlefield. You should take the goldfish bowl off your head.
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  2647. Do the people at Fox know they can mute videos while the news man reads his news?  They do it on the BBC, there must be a switch in the control room I think.  It's kind of hard to concentrate on the guy while there's yammering going on behind him.
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  2648. It was - Black Ops 1 first DLC :)
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  2649. +David Dale It's a software program, voice recognition.
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  2650. +Melbourne Kyudo Kai He does, he's a regular on the couch.
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  2651. ***** The US has selective policies, one of which being selective freedom of speech - and don't forget that the US likes to make up laws to suit the situation and considers itself to be Earth's police force (FIFA corruption charges?  I lolled, it's clear butthurt over Russia 2018).  Several radical Muslims who would stand on soapboxes 10 hours a day spouting hate against the UK, US, Jews and a dozen other things led to the US ridiculing us "for allowing them free speech" and when we wouldn't stop them from doing it a host of charges mysteriously appeared and they were extradited to US prisons.  So as for freedom of speech in the UK, we seem to have more freedoms here than in the US who curb the rights of our own citizens.  Maybe your rights are only applicable to Americans, or at least white Americans?
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  2652. Well, he is over there to sell weapons so this is fantastic news for him.
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  2653. US of E would not be such a bad thing, especially since the US is clearly getting fed up of us having piss weak militaries. In a time of heightening tensions it can't be a bad thing to be in a gang rather than on your Jack Jones. Putin is licking his lips and counting the days until Trump pulls his forces out of the Balkan states and dismantles NATO.
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  2654. No, but he was during the protests against the building of this mosque 12 years alter... If you struggle to follow a 2 minute video then I would hate to have to watch an entire film with you 0_O
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  2655. +bob sulivan Where did this idiotic idea to use the term defiantly in place of definitely first start?
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  2656. +Kevin Thorpe It's more for syndication to places like the US, simply stating a name isn't product placement in the UK, but it is in the US.
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  2657. THEOFFICIAL-SopwithCamel Where is the Beslan siege? Iran embassy siege? Hillsborough disaster?  etc, the Boston marathon was watched by a small number of people in massachusetts, or do regular everyday run-of-the-mill marathons get millions of live viewers in the USA?
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  2658. Zedfinite He sold most of his companies to start/fund the airline, his biography is a great book, he said that he cried when selling Virgin Music and Virgin Megastores but his dream was to run an airline, so now he leases the name to anyone starting up a business. So he own a handful of Virgin companies, mainly the air and space ventures, but gets royalties for the others.
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  2659. Luan Elia, Billie Joe doesn't age :D
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  2660. Yeah, but it was subsidized to all hell and required new tires every other week at about 20,000 pounds each. keithbu's point was that what was expensive then might be cheaper to maintain now.
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  2661. It only has a Toyota engine because the original engine was refused for use on American roads, the Exige is just an Elise for the US market without a Lotus engine, so this is really a US car versus a Brit car designed for the US.
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  2662. +Obi-wan CanBoneMe "Hail, naked Barbies! Welcome to the thunderdome!"
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  2663.  Erik allan  Says everything we know about Vikings... and no, I didn't sail with them, I was still a baby in the 9th century...
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  2664. Considering everything happened in Fukushima prefect the entire video is about Fukushima.
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  2665. Michael McPeak If it's several thousand frames per second then it can use up a lot of hard drive space very very quickly LIKE MASSIVE CHUNKS OF SPACE, every second counts when recording at 5,000fps.
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  2666. BAE systems is ranked 2nd in the world for defence. Does France have a company in the top 10? No.
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  2667. Dissident101 No, she's just a Scandinavian with a sun tan, they can get amazing tans like anybody else.  It's Celts that you people are thinking of, like Rose McGowan, Stoya and Karen Gillan, we Celts have a mutated gene that removes a pigment protecting us from UV, hence the pale skin and pink bits where other people have darker bits, nudge nudge, wink wink - you know the 'bits' I speak of :D
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  2668. +une hermine au bord de l'eau They are practicing Remote Projection.
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  2669. Without their local Lidl the residents better hope they don't need to buy a hat, an industrial-sized can of chilli and a battery-powered telescope, because they will be shit out of luck.
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  2670. I think La Brea is where they found the most complete Mammoth that has ever been found, it's weird to think that the tarpits are in the middle of Los Angeles and you can visit them in your lunchtime if you live there.
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  2671. This is exploring new things you dope, the first accelerators gave us MRI machines among a million other immensely useful things.  If they discover the particles that give mass it's 'mass' then they can maybe turn it on and off, this could lead to the ability to walk through solid objects or the ability to negate gravity and levitate or fly to mars in half an hour. Where do people think discoveries come from?  Do you think governments agree to spend 30 billion dollars they can't afford just for the lols? We know that faster than light travel is impossible, we also know that tachyons travel faster than light all the time, the impossible exists but we don't know why - are you going to figure that one out or will you let the eggheads with their city-sized microscope take a closer look at the building blocks of the universe and figure it out for us?
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  2672. You won't watch him because of Scientology? I hate every religion, I believe man created god rather than the other way around, it doesn't put me off watching movies by Christians, Muslims or that Jewellery-based lot, it just means I'll not tolerate their Abrahamic bullshit and tell them to fuck off after a bit.
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  2673. Cartman enters the special olympics day at school so he can win it but his fat ass loses to the likes of Jimmy and Timmy anyway :D
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  2674. +Simon Dover It's the US, if you were to say to them 'Agnostic' they would reply "What?  Like the dude from Rainman?"
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  2675. You don't need to dare him, he's mocked Islamic beliefs on many occasions.
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  2676. I don't believe the US has ever beaten the UK in a war, 1812 is the one that springs to mind, but we did burn the Whitehouse and pee on the embers.
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  2677. +coalburnerfields You don't have the most, few things in these sorts of videos follow any sort of truth, facts are pulled out of thin air.
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  2678. G Locc, spoken like a true dictator. Bring on that referendum, yaasssssss!
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  2679. No, the machine runs at about minus 190 degrees Celcius, near absolute zero, though particle collisions do cause bursts of heat momentarily.  If you want a hot machine check out the NIF in the USA which uses up the combined electrical output of the USA in a single test to fire the world's most powerful lasers at a single particle.  It creates temperatures of about 6 million degrees, which is 5.99999 million degrees hotter than our 4,000 degree sun. Or check out the "Z Machine", also in the USA, which simulates nuclear explosions inside a contained magnetic field, it creates temperatures that can't even be measured.
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  2680. Exactly, considering how unlikely it would be that the other 192 nations on Earth are making their tall buildings incorrectly I'm more likely to believe it's a good luck thing featuring the dragons of mythology.
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  2681. ***** They are famously reliable, but that doesn't make them jam-proof.  In the hands of a gun owner an AK can be left in a sandpit between uses and it will never jam for the owner because he can operate it, but in the hands of someone unfamiliar to weapons the gun is only as reliable as the users ability to spot any issues it may have.
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  2682. Hidde Derks You'd be surprised, Jimi Hendrix never used a shovel or a pickaxe when he tackled that mountain.
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  2683. ***** a part of the "planets suite"
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  2684. This may sound anti-equality, it's not, but humans are animals, one sex defends the other.  For millions of years, hundreds of millions, right back to dinosaurs there have been two roles where one would fend and the other nurture, it's not always the male that fends, look at nature, birds, fish, insects, females dominate in all of these!  But in all species that have two sexes one fights off all enemies and the other protects the offspring. It's built-in, organic programming.  I believe 110% in equality, because humans are different to any other mammal or animal, we are intelligent and we can adapt, ergo anything a man can do a woman can do also, I support this, but there are pre-programmed instincts in humans that are a quarter of a billion years old that can't be easily undone just because women burned their bras in the 1960's. I want women to be treated equal, to be paid equal, to do the same jobs, to be respected the same, but I also know that any time I am out with my girlfriend and I see a group of guys acting like dicks up ahead the first thing in my mind is putting myself between her and them.  That's not sexism, it's instinct. As to the nurturing bit, the way guys are towards their woman is how women are towards their children. Instinctively protective!  We spoke about this one day after watching a movie about a family attacked and I said "so, would you jump towards me or the bambino?" and she said "Bambi obviously because you'd have our back."   Our son ain't called Bambi, btw.
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  2685. We could teach you about freedom in return.
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  2686. I think they had to use about a thousand of the highest speed cameras to capture light travelling but it was neat how they did it :P
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  2687. +Jacob Blackburn There's around 1,500 in the exclusion zone, but not living in Pripyat, in fact the city is too close to the plant you can only visit the immediate vicinity of the plant. The zone covers half of the country of Belarus and that is where many have returned to their rural homes.
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  2688. +Radical Eddie Your parents don't. Dad: "WTF?  There's a chunk of deodorant can stuck to the garage door.  And what's that pink stuff all over the tree?"
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  2689. +lilmario0 Gav gets paid to do it for others to see regardless of being good, so that makes him more of an artist.   If an average accountant got paid the same as a world=class accountant just for letting people film him he would be an artist.  Gav is an artist.
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  2690. It's part of the song.
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  2691. ***** Shit, you should tell somebody that the entire industry is wrong.  You might get a reward.
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  2692. It amazes me how many complete cretins there are saying what Zidane did was right, it was not right, I don't care if the other player had said something 100x worse than he did say about Zidane's mother, you don't do that shit during a game that is being watched by a third of the planet.  Zidane may aswell have taken out a Tricolour and then did a shit on it because that is pretty much the same as what he did.  If a Scotland player humiliated his country in front of so many people he would not be an icon he would be nationally hated.  You French have no pride at all.
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  2693. You can't cancel something like an in-progress airshow with just a few minutes to spare, if even one of those showcasing pilots was still in the path of that jet when it descended this could have been a catastrophe. It sounds to me that Allegiant were at fault on multiple points, failure to have sufficient emergency fuel onboard and failure to anticipate that a late takeoff could negate the use of the intended destination being the two most obvious faults. Whoever OK'd that aircraft to take off an hour late knowing that the destination already only had a 20 minute landing window for it should be sacked, possibly even prosecuted. As was already stated Allegiant had been made aware months prior that this airport would be a no-go outside of that window. EDIT: On top of that the airport itself should have known that there was a missed landing before they allowed the airshow to start, did no one at the airport think to find out if that aircraft had been rerouted? They let an airshow go ahead knowing there might be an aircraft out there headed towards them.
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  2694. They were not attached to the ship, they just sat on the ship and were held in place by gravity and guy wires. As soon as the ship was at too much of an angle they fell over like glasses on a table being tipped up.
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  2695. +Christian Smith And he got to scuttle Jennifer Lawrence for two years.
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  2696. It's only called a football in countries where it is the dominant sport, wherever it isn't the dominant sport it is referred to by it's official name of association football, or soccer for short.
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  2697. Even when the Russians were on Berlin's streets Hitler had patrols that would round up any males between the ages of 12 and 70 to be executed if they wouldn't fight. So if you were male in Berlin in 1945 you were either going to be killed by a Soviet or killed by a Nazi. I'm surprised the city wasn't 100% women and children, it's likely Hitler's suicide and then Doenitz' surrender that stopped that from happening.
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  2698. Grow up, Masterhp, you sausage.
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  2699. 2 girls have feathers in their hair and suddenly we Europeans are obsessed with Native Americans, lol, you fuckers really think the sun shines out of Wyoming doncha?  We couldn't give a fuck about merkins (native, pubic or otherwise), go shoot someone.
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  2700. EGGS!   EGGS!   EGGS.. TERMINATE!   Hahaha, the sleepy Dalek waking up from hibernation in front of Rory was awesome.  Rory is all like "What? You want eggs?"
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  2701. +penguinexpress12 They exist.  The Russian Ka50 included tiny rockets in to the base of each rotor blade.  If the pilot's only hope was to pull the eject lever then the blades would be blasted from the craft about one twelfth of a second before the pilot was launched upwards and away from the distressed aircraft.
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  2702. Considering these days Oscar winners seem to be picked out of a very small hat by a very select little group they've lost their shine - you get an Oscar if you know the right people. Jennifer Lawrence won an Oscar while Saoirse Ronan of Atonement and The Lovely Bones is still waiting? Yeah that's a clique if ever there was.
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  2703. +Adam West Correct, it's where they took the name from.
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  2704. +meggie Black " Sir Ian McKellen, you will forever be remembered as Gandalf.  How does it feel to have 35 years of superb service to theatre and film just shitted out on to a large pizza shovel and baked in to obscurity?" They never seem to air my interviews...
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  2705. HMS Merthyr Tydfil?
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  2706. First attack since 2005, Candi, you moronic waste of skin.
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  2707. 2:00  Errr.. His name is Ian Brady, one of the most hated Brits in history, I have no idea who Ian Cross is...
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  2708. +MoJo Every country on planet Earth has bad eggs who are either xenophobic or aggressive or obnoxious, but the UK, and more specifically Edinburgh holds the greatest party on Earth every December 31st (Hogmanay) Why?  Scottish  tradition.  In neutral ground people argue their arguments but in someone's home or presence you treat every one with the utmost decency.  It's probably to make up for the fancy we Scots only give friends a shitty lump of coal as a New Years' gift.
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  2709. "and are made of food" Hahahaha, I just choked on my coke :D
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  2710. Is this the virus that created the Sontarans?
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  2711. +lyokohero It'll be upside down.
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  2712. "What does trim do?" "Changes the default position of the stabilisers." "Oh, I get it."
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  2713. Costa Rica? The amoeba is global, you can get it from Finland to Egypt, it just requires very specific conditions for it to thrive to the sort of numbers where a nose full of water can put you at danger. Fresh, still, lukewarm water is your typical summer's day lake but even then high numbers of Negleri will be a rarity and getting a sufficient number up your snozz for them to gain a foothold is rarer still. You are more likely to be struck by lightning in that lake, as mentioned by the doctor at the end.
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  2714. Identities come and go, and that's fine for me, any time people have argued over national identity the outcome is usually wars and deaths. We need to get over that at some point and recognise that we're all humans, there's our identity.
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  2715. SRB icew0lf Maybe you call it an smg, we call it an mp.  Would be amazing if people stopped trying to Americanise everything that isn't American.
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  2716. Nicole Shitsinger? Nothing.
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  2717. That was my thought, most TVR's do all look alike and they look a little like a Lotus Elise, this Sagaris looks more like a muscle car.
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  2718. Few democracies have a majority system because every country would end up with an idiot like Trump at the helm who simply has to hand out the correct type of fish to get enough seals barking.
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  2719. Tilda Swinton, she gets a lot of very androgenous roles like androids, angels and asexuals. Probably lots of other things beginning with A too.
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  2720. +1CivilRightsActivist Because it creates shitty little backwards fucking hellholes.  If you come to the UK either as a tourist or a migrant you are treated like a person.  If you tolerate crap like "Enchelada for the Encheladans" you promote racism, I've been to Poland, Russia and Romania with my job and trust me, there is a reason we Europeans don't advertise Eastern Europe to the world.  If you are the wrong shade of pink you will get hit with a brick.  It does your country a lot of bad if you promote it as a place where foreigners will be raped.  It's almost hilarious and/or pathetic that the same idiotic Yanks who defend 'Hungary for the Hungarians' are the kind that will take issue with Russians' throwing bananas at black soccer players.
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  2721. Power Bolt Chernobyl is in the west, directly north of Kiev, the fighting is all in the east bordering Russia.
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  2722. +Ashley Small If you wanted the phone because of the pictures for sexual gratification then, yes, it is a sex crime.  Lots of paedophiles use your argument  "But it's only pictures", I'm assuming you live in a country where women can be owned and paedophilia is fine so long as no one discusses it?
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  2723. Yandere chan I think Iran is stronger than Turkey, they are usually regarded as the top dog of the region, and they have a lot of very cool weapons including supercavitating torpedos on their subs and their own attack drones.  They are the only Shi'ite nation, if they ever let their guard down they would be destroyed by the other Islamic nations before you could say Jihad.
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  2724. Knowing my baby could possibly save itself if it fell in to a pool? What's not to be happy about? Clearly you think it's better to let kids just fall in pools and drown rather than have them know how to right themselves. That makes me think there is something wrong with you "No, don't learn what to do when there is a fire because learning could get you burnt! It's better to let the fire kill you painlessly!"
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  2725. +NOVA Nope, both prongs have to break the skin.  It's high voltage, but the electricity comes in extremely short bursts so there is not enough time for the current to overcome your skin's resistance and exit to ground.  Though someone in bare feet standing on a wet floor would likely crumple to the ground like a sock even if they were only struck by the upper positive electrode - wet skin severely lowers electrical resistance.
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  2726. +Geoffary Jurden Why on Earth would Nuketown remind someone of Nuketown?  Do you also look at Los Angeles and say "that looks a lot like Los Angeles..."?
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  2727. I read that as "Spock Warning" and thought "Well few people would expect Leonard Nimoy to appear randomly so it's a considerate warning"
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  2728. That's crazy, if he got chased he'd have to tuck the crate under one arm and pick up the board with the other.
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  2729. I'm a bit late, but it's Barbara Hershey, veteran US actor.
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  2730. All of this controversy because Jim Carrey wanted some poon.
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  2731. What makes you think she's rich?
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  2732. Hence Trump winning. It's funny that people see no good in the EU despite the past 70 years being the most peaceful 70 years of the past 3,000. The last time we saw such a rise in nationalism and the dismantling of such a large organisation (the League of Nations) it led to a war that saw the death of between 40-60 million people. I suppose right wing idiots will consider that figure much better than the handful that dies every year to radical terrorists.
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  2733. American? Are you lipreading or something? They are about as British as it gets.
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  2734. It's Pedantic Pete, boys and girls!
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  2735. Exactly, freedom of speech should be stamped out!
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  2736. +Hammer Hahahaha :D
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  2737. lackofabetter Hence why Jeremy was hoping he could make a success of the car or he'd be out on his arse, it was another in-joke.
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  2738. You should probably learn what a paedophile is if you are going to believe so strongly about it.  You just look like an ill-informed fanatic, and they are known to cut off heads.
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  2739. +Luciferarrow Because it's oil..
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  2740. The origin of the term is vague, but thought to be British in origin and since the Bulldog is a symbol of Britain I assume (possibly incorrectly) that it's something to do with puppies being small, but a Bulldog puppy is still a Bulldog. Bullpup rifles are smaller than regular rifles but just as powerful since they have all the same components but those components are further back in to the stock rather than directly above the trigger to save space. So small dog, big bite is my guess.
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  2741. And yet all of the stupid, unfunny, childish comments are coming from the right rather than the left. Strange that.
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  2742. The term 'world' is relative, my world would end tomorrow if a bus hit me.
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  2743. How come when the French did it for that woman who had her face bitten off by her dog she ended up looking like Quagmire, but when Renee gets a full face transplant there no visible scars or unsightly lumps?  This is clearly a breakthrough.
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  2744. An internal check if any files have been altered because clearly if you are going to remove a disk check or an authenticity check then you must alter files to do it. It's simply an integrity test of the software, if software has been messed with then it triggers the wonky camera or the exploding sheep or whatever.
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  2745. True, but only the English want out, and I suppose Wales.
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  2746. You are wrong, the Internet dates back to the 1960's when the US Department of Defence tinkered with computers and telephone lines in order to create a way to control things remotely (missiles and defence systems), as the technology spread and became civilian many US universities throughout the 70's and then hobbyists worldwide in the 80's used it more and more to chat or swap messages on bulletin boards. But you still had to dial from your own home directly to the recipient, like a phone call from one computer to another. In Europe the WWW was a node-based system being worked on at CERN in the 80's which would allow a user to dial in to one node (an ISP) and that node would have connections to every other node on the planet, allowing a single computer to theoretically connect to every other computer on the internet. Then CERN created a language called HTML that allowed a person to roam from page to page around the internet without having to hang up and redial each time as they had to before. The web as we know it was born when CERN put the first of these nodes online in 1989 and before long there were nodes everywhere, in January 1989 there were no webpages yet, by December 1989 there was already over 1 million webpages and thousands more popping up weekly as everyone became a net user.
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  2747. Larry Phischman On US roads a corner is as strange to Americans as a small meal or a President who can spell.-Jeremy Clarkson
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  2748.  @DrZaius3141  Last I heard he was in an involuntarily gated community, I'm assuming he was released then?
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  2749. I shall say zis only once.
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  2750. +Idiodyssey87 They don't have the money to feed and transport the migrants across their country.  That's hilarious, because Greece had the money to hire rescuing warships, ferrying passenger ships, aid tents, refugee camps and a whole bunch of other shit and they are completely bankrupt, living on bailouts.  Do you really just need to comment on everything with your little itty bit of gleaned knowledge that you've snuffled out of a crisp packet?
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  2751. +YouTubeExplorer The richest country in history was an African nation, Mali I think, every city was paved in gold and encrusted with jewels and it's capital attracted the best minds of the Islamic golden age of science.  But then they invaded Spain (as Muslims do) and the Pope rallied Europeans to chase them all the way to Jerusalem and we stole their gold and gems and spread them everywhere. Although it was an easy mistake for you to make, after all American children are brainwashed in to thinking that they did everything first and better since the dawn of creation.
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  2752. ROCKY FKU The hilarious thing is that he earned more last year than you will before retiring.
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  2753. +alex tassot No, he said the artist who designed the entrance was American, 58 people contributed to Dismaland, you should work on comprehension, it'll save lots of arguments in your life.
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  2754. +boy638 You don't have logical thinking.  If you did then you would have realised this entire thing is to advertise Far Cry Primal via the Slo Mo guys.  That mammoth was most likely built for this one video, just an old prop mammoth, a hydraulic press and a large banner of Far Cry Primal.  A few thousand dollars of work that will be seen by several million people thanks to the popularity of the Slo Mo guys. It's called advertising.  My logical thinking did all of the above.
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  2755. Tell that to someone whose been bitten by a False widow or an Adder :D
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  2756. Having common sense and having an engineering brain are not the same thing because I have both and my common sense tells me this would be massively beneficial, however my engineering brain tells me this guy has a lot more problems to solve than just what he stated in the video. The largest of which would be getting it adopted once all problems had been resolved, you can't change an entire system from A to B overnight and overlapping A and B would bring new problems.
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  2757. Nutella Dinosaur Precisely, yesterday ARM was snapped up by a Chinese company. The first victory for foreign-hating Brexit traitors, the company that produces the designs for about 88% of the processors in the world is no longer British. The town of Port Talbot will be next up the shitter when no one buys Tata Steel. Allowing the plebs to vote on something so important is the reason democracies don't exist, the Greek's discovered that! We have republics instead because we cannot be trusted to vote.
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  2758. Yo Da Li Yo Landa Life goes on my blaaar. La La how the life goes on...
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  2759. "Right, nobody cares about oceans.... Nobody at all." Precisely. The temperature at the bottom of the ocean is a number I am less likely to run in to in daily life than the freezing temperature of fresh water at sea level and the boiling of fresh water at tea level. "It's icy, it must be sub-zero." and "It's bubbling, tea is ready" are two phrases I have uttered in my life, maybe more than once. "The Titanic must be chilly" is not something I think I've ever said or written until this moment.
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  2760. Heh, when you attempt to be clever and it backfires, eh Elle?
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  2761. +ChrisK3211™ He was drunk.
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  2762. The SA-80 is th.. oh, wait, 900 people have already said it...
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  2763.  @777LoveStory  Tom Baker wasn't it? Who narrates Little Britain.
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  2764. If you don't include engines, sports cars, luxury cars, prestigious cars and all of the other things we do better.  The Mustang is nice but it's one of a few US cars that doesn't start falling apart after 12 months. What a weird insult.  You could have attacked our teeth, or suggested we need rescuing during wars, but instead you attacked the country that created Aston Martin, Bentley, Rolls Royce, TVR, Lotus, Jaguar, McLaren, AC, etc... Wow.
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  2765. +ShelbyBaby27 Not only that but ER was based in Chicago and in more than 1 season you see Alex's character trudging through deep snow during the holiday season.
    2
  2766. +Jabar Galaroza Stopping their bananas would just be cruel...
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  2767. Europe by definition is a million times more self-sufficient than we are, we don't even make steel anymore, we had to buy the metal for our aircraft carriers from France. So I'm not sure where you get this "They need us more" nonsense. LOL, our only export is banking and the banks are all looking to move over to the EU, or back home to Hong Kong. Maybe America and China are hotfooting it to sign deals with us because they have a thing for Lancashire Hotpot?
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  2768. Jacob Keary Would it matter if he was green?  Would you make him sit at the back of the lizard bus?
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  2769. I would never consider any type of steel as pure because steel has a grading system, what is perfect for the hull of a warship may be crap for a Tin can because one has Carbon for strength and the other has Tin for lightness. When you think about it Iron can have a 100% Iron content because it is an element, it can be "pure" atomically, steel however can never be 100% Iron because if it did that it would no longer be an alloy and would be pure Iron. But that is an atomic definition of pure, if we only used that then you could never in a million years have such a thing as pure water because water by it's own definition is made up of two different elements, Hydrogen and Oxygen in a 1:2 ratio so it is 33.33% of one thing and 66.66% of something else. To go with what Leli196 was saying you need to widen your scope to include alloys and compounds of elements, but you can also go in the other direction and simply break things down in to just gases and metals where water actually would be 100% pure, because both elements in it's makeup are gases. It's all about how wide or narrow you define your parameters and since we all define things differently both Jean-samuel boisvert who doesn't consider steel pure and Leli196 who does are both correct by their own definitions.
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  2770. I don't think he was a conspiracy. Unless maybe he never existed and it was all CGI.
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  2771. 011258stooie Fuck a duck!
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  2772. If you banned everything that a tiny minority of people have managed to injure themselves with then the United States would be nothing but bare fields where even clothing is outlawed for fear of someone choking on a pair of dungarees!
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  2773.  @NmpK24  Trump won't wreck America, he won't do anything positive for it but the country will go on. Britain is going to go down the pan thanks to Brexit voters and the delusion that we'll get better trade deals without the enormous clout of the EU behind us.
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  2774. +EZOVERDOSE urban myths never die
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  2775.  @AlamoOriginal  Sam and Dan were employees at BMG Interactive - the publishers of the GTA games made by DMA Design - it was only during the development of GTA3 that they took a big gamble by borrowing a lot of money and starting their own publisher called Rockstar Games, then they bought DMA Design and renamed it Rockstar North. The first Rockstar-created GTA game was GTA: Vice City
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  2776. Nothing to do with faulty in this specific video! Even western escalators are not something you let a toddler travel on down on their hands and knees because tiny fingers and moving parts are mutually exclusive! Chinese people have a serious problem with awareness and their children end up getting sucked in to and maimed by all sorts of things, household appliances, farm machinery, vehicles, doors, if it has even an obscure danger then either an elderly Chinese person or a Chinese toddler will find it and somehow manage to impale themselves on it or fall in to it's machinery. Every video you can find of a three-year old dangling from a 23rd floor window will always be Chinese...
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  2777. +Gian Carlo Grow up!
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  2778. The Walking Lead, because everything will become much more expensive until we have new trade deals (which won't even come close to the fantastic ones we had) and half of our number one industry, the banking sector, are looking to relocate to Berlin and Hong Kong so that will see god knows how many trillions of revenue taking out of the coffers over the next decade. At least we will now be able to fish again like Norway and use that fish to become global superpowers on the same level as Norway and Albania and other non-EU countries. In less than 80 years we have finally managed to remove Britain completely from the map of relevance.
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  2779. Hunter Groff Changed mom to mum?  The language comes from England... holy... how can someone be so fucking monumentally stupid to think we changed words that came from America?  That has to be a new record for stupidity, surely!  10/10  Would mock again!
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  2780. Reggie Bolden Reggie, I could just as easily say blacks were never meant to leave Africa or discover clothing.  It wouldn't make me right, though.  It's distressing to see one minority that knows oppression not give a fuck about another.
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  2781. Odd time for a siesta.
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  2782. BP drills because they are the best in the business, why does BAE Systems make all of Americas tanks and artillery and create things like the railguns and magnetic launch systems for modern US warships? It's because American companies can't.
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  2783. The Matrix? "I know math-fu!"
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  2784.  @briantw  Yeah, temporal resolution just being a fancy way of saying "you can tape less shit on it". And 25fps can't be any worse than 30fps if movies have been recorded in 23fps for over a century and still are.
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  2785. +amv jet Really?  Good luck buying a Concorde for that money my little bullshitter.
    2
  2786. Amusement park rides happen any time the amusement park retires an older ride.
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  2787. He also lied to the Queen's face, 100 years ago when the royals still had some power he would have been shot for doing that.
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  2788. It's been 34 years. In 1986 if you stepped into the sarcophagus (the original covering) you'd be dying within minutes, but today you can get very close to it and not be affected unless you inhaled dust or touched something and then licked your hand. The thing with radiation is that the most powerful and potent sources are also the quickest to become safe, because they are spitting out so much energy that within a few years they have expended all that energy and become depleted. But with a weak source that only spits out energy a little at a time it can take thousands of years to become safe. The interior of the reactor had the worst/hottest sources and so many of them are now exhausted, they've been spitting out trillions of tiny bullets every second of every day for 34 years and now they are pretty much out of ammo :)
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  2789.  @smitbar11  He was being sarcastic, mate. England never fought in WW2, the UK did.
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  2790. This comment section seems to be filled with nothing but the type of conspiracy theorists the video spoke of. Is it fashionable now for people to pretend they've read Huxley and Orwell or are we really such an obtuse species these days? Send your answers in an S.A.E. to PO Box I Give Up On Humanity
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  2791. I used to type like that when I was little too!
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  2792. If your income comes from finding and selling metal you likely won't be literate.
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  2793. None of the family, none of the staff and none of the other riders saw that he had no legs and thought to themselves "How will the lap bar hold down someone who doesn't have a lap?" Honestly it just seems mindboggling that there was no one who spotted what is an absolutely obvious danger, and you don't require hindsight to see it.
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  2794. Height restrictions.
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  2795. Vinfast is such a stupid name though, why not Vfast? Vfast makes you think "Very Fast". Whoever leads their marketing is not worth a penny if some guy on the internet can think of a much catchier name for the US market. Their smart phones are called Vsmart so Vfast would be perfect for a car, or even their whole brand. They will flop if they can't even get the name right.
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  2796. Sounds like they were playing 'Let's drive through cartel country in three identical vehicles and hope no one mistakes us for an enemy convoy', it's not a very well known game but it's popular with those who enjoy living on the edge. Yes, that was sarcasm, Darwin award nominees bring it out of me.
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  2797. They were paid to.
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  2798. I hope that is sarcasm.
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  2799.  @theotherside931  So you did understand the basis of his comment, you were just pretending to be ignorant?
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  2800. The hammock was strung between two tall pillars made of brick and mortar, one of them was pulled over by the hammock.
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  2801.  @turdferguson3400  Who'd have thought that an anonymous account named from an SNL sketch would be such a prat? Should have just left the name at 'Turd', pal.
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  2802. At no point did she look either terrified or beyond it, she did however start to become concerned towards the end which convinced me that she clearly was fooled.
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  2803. Shorty gone flip-mode like Busta Rhymes.
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  2804. Or just a credit card.
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  2805. I remember when water cooling was all about performance rather than "look at all the pretty tubes light up" so I avoid RGB like the plague. It actually infuriates me on those rare occasions where I find a component I like but it only comes in an LED version that would require me to damage it before it was suitable for me to use.
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  2806. There would be no fall for the sibling, their license was clean and they were sober at the time the accident took place. Unless the cops could prove that she did something wrong then she would walk away without jailtime having saved her sister from spending the rest of her life in prison.
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  2807.  @AnimefreakHQ  We can't afford a proper space program.
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  2808. That's because it's always night time up there with the elves and reindeer.
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  2809. To the average Chinese person if you insult their leader you are insulting them directly and so South Park would likely have been boycotted anyway even if they weren't banned.
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  2810.  @BcFuTw9jt  Not sure who "they" are but humans have known how oil is made since at least the 60's.
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  2811.  @davidcox3076  And who is responsible for paying employees and creating policies?
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  2812. That was one of the original Star Trek movies. Star Trek Voyager is a TV show about a ship called Voyager.
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  2813. Is this the fizzing process that sometimes requires cooling with a bucket of water or a hose?
    2
  2814. They were still thieves.
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  2815. People don't change if they aren't prodded.
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  2816. No, only one for you, and one for Canada, and you have to look after them or we'll buy them back once we're back in the EU.
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  2817. Nothing to do with London, it's to do with size, fires of this scale do not happen daily but when they do happen they make the news - irregardless of city. I mean in the last year alone there's been one in Bristol (which isn't London) and that big warehouse everyone thinks the Russians set fire to near Birmingham (which isn't London). Think before you type.
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  2818. There's nothing in the majority of Texas, there are however billions of obstacles in Greater London, if you travelled at 70mph you would end up inside a wall or a human in under a minute.
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  2819. Lord of the Rings?
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  2820. On Google Earth the entire location is caked in graffiti now.
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  2821. Where?
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  2822. The urban legend featuring changed plans refers to Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels who were already in Dundee when the accident happened, but that didn't stop people spreading rumours that they had been killed in the disaster.
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  2823.  @jennygarcia9128  Merkel had nothing whatsoever to do with the ages of consent in Germany.
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  2824. The UK has a presence in Arizona, the reaper drones we bought can only be operated from there so the squadron of pilots has to be based there.
    2
  2825. If every person in a city had their own personal vehicle roads would be gridlocked and no one would get anywhere. Public transport has more chance of making personal transport obsolete.
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  2826. Ignalina predates Chernobyl so how could it be an update?
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  2827. If it means they aren't living in a failed country they will thank you. Clean air and water is worth paying for.
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  2828. If that button ever became stuck you would effectively become a prisoner inside a missile that will crash when it runs out of fuel, as many Tupolevs and Ilyushins did before they adopted the same autopilot system we use in the west.
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  2829. I'm fairly sure this is true of all nations, or at least most, it's not exclusive to the USN.
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  2830. I'd love to know what Van Zanten was thinking when he spotted the Pan Am plane in front of him as he reached 110 miles per hour. In those few seconds did he realise he had fucked up or was he blaming someone else. As decorated and esteemed as he was he did kill over 500 people due to his impatience.
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  2831. So long as we receive warning of a CME you can just put the devices you value most inside your washing machine drum or microwave before it hits, anything with a metal shell will act as a Faraday cage.
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  2832. If one thing will survive coronavirus it will be unoriginal memes.
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  2833. No, freedom of expression trumps freedom of speech, if you don't like my activity it is your problem - not mine.
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  2834. Pulling
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  2835. Not if it's pure water or another non-conductive fluid. Regular tap water only conducts electricity because it is full of impurities that electrons can jump between.
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  2836. Only directly at the outlet, nothing cools hot air like being forced into cooler air.
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  2837. Did you even read what you just wrote? Today I learned that humans are impervious to heat so if you need me I'll be bathing in some lava.
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  2838. I had a 10'x6' Pink Floyd poster.
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  2839. Spotted the far right EU-sceptic. Is that you, Geert?
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  2840. Why is St Paul's so special? Is that there the deputy PM lives?
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  2841. Trader Joes are owned by the other Aldi, there are two of them.
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  2842. I watched a few minutes of Crufts for the first time in years and I could swear I saw a dog called "American Express Bella", is this really where capitalism is taking us?
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  2843. Considering it's never seen battle that is some creepy supernatural hindsight you have going on.
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  2844.  @aliciaborth3016  Scots are both Scottish and British, we live in Britain. Nationalists and "English haters" will say they are not British, but geographically they still are...
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  2845. You only have to read a handful of comments to see you're likely one of the youngest people here.
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  2846. Every western European country is socialist to a degree with our evil state-owned power companies and we have the best grids on the planet that almost never go down. So your argument (really it was just an excuse to bash socialists and gripe) just fell flat on it's face, didn't it Aragorn? "If you're not part of the solution you're republican." - Me, today
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  2847.  Nicolas  Gruesome isn't the word I think of when a vehicle lands in water.
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  2848. Especially putting them ahead of Microsoft who go out of their way to remind people they are from Redwood and not Seattle.
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  2849. And has a pressure of around 5 and a half atmospheres.
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  2850. To expand the business district, the city is one of the largest in the world so in order to build new commercial areas for businesses they have three choices... 1.) Destroy some of the residential area near the existing center which is costly and disruptive to people. 2.) Create a second business district on the outskirts of the city which would mean a lot of congestion between the two. 3. And this one is only applicable to coastal cities) Reclaim some land from the sea and build on that. New York City is a good example of #1, as the city grew (and as it still grows) developers gradually bought up residential areas of Manhattan and commercialised it, creating the central business district. London (or any major European city) is a good example of #2, it has two major business districts with many other little commercial hubs dotted around the city because developers cannot knock down heritage-protected buildings in the center of the city and they can't expand into the sea. Finally Tokyo is a perfect example of #3, each time commercial expansion is required they reclaim a piece of Tokyo Bay and build on that, just as Lagos is doing.
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  2851. We just call them baskets.
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  2852.  @nunah7977  You are lacking a little humanity yourself, Maura.
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  2853. Nothing is well protected when it's on the surface, the surface is where every bad thing happens.
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  2854. Americans probably should not have voted in to law a rule that bans insurrectionists from running then. You could always amend that particular law to allow those that have spat on democracy and the constitution itself to always be allowed to run?
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  2855.  @jaxjax2011  No one said a single word about subsidising, YOU are the one who brought up subsidising. The dude said "investing", and yes a country can invest in something, it's how most countries that don't have the privilege of being able to print money continuously (ie. everyone but the US) bring in much needed extra revenue. In the 80's the UK privatised every industry and France and Germany bought them all, now those two country's governments make a fortune each year from British citizens. Britain on the other hand owns most of Europe's pension plans and we make a fortune from the interest.
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  2856. Chin chin! What?
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  2857.  @johnm3907  It doesn't have to be made up, depression is a real thing, I'm just annoyed that as usual they are crediting God/Jesus with turning their life around rather than the support of the people around them who showed them how precious life is.
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  2858. Letting Bulgaria into the EU was insanity, now every major western European city is filled with Roma who try to steal from and scam tourists.
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  2859. Because self defence requires your life be in danger, the customer had already complied with the robber by giving him money. do you just not know what self defence means?
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  2860. Forgetting the past will never, _ever_, be as dangerous as revising the past - like the folks who claim Orwell was against socialism or that the Nazis were socialist despite being as far right as anyone could ever get on the political spectrum. I'm fine with people forgetting the past, it is the revisionists who will bring about world war 3.
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  2861. He's just munted, too much apple wine.
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  2862.  @burst_ch.  Yes, which you don't get in potatoes as far as I know and he only ate potatoes.
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  2863. The building didn't need more than one stairwell from 1960 to 2016 because it was effectively fire proof with it's modular design, fire could never move from any compartment to another until they coated the building in extremely flammable materials.
    2
  2864. Murder requires intent.
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  2865. Woody? Woody Harrelson?
    2
  2866. A cruise ship doesn't have the facilities for individual quarantine obviously so you are just condemning 2,000 people to die after 1 gets sick.
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  2867. At no point was any of that four years of rioting a direct insurrection on a federal building. Apples and oranges.
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  2868. In the US maybe, but not in the evil socialist wide world where health and ability is considered a human right instead of a privilege for the wealthy. Calum's son was on a waiting list for a free arm but decided to make one instead.
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  2869. A British collection system was demonstrated in January where a micro-satellite with a harpoon captured a larger object as part of a test, the next test is in a few months. The idea is to launch a payload of 50-80 of these and have them grab a piece of debris each and pull it down into the atmosphere to burn up. The biggest obstacle was designing the harpoon as suction cups and adhesives don't work in vacuum and an electromagnet or permanent magnet would be too complex and/or extra weight. https://www.universetoday.com/141520/british-satellite-tests-its-space-junk-harpoon/
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  2870. Yeah, and these days trolls like to imitate those that don't get a joke which means you can't tell the unenlightened from the bullied 12 year old's who think trolling is a form of humour. A further reason to hate trolls, in my opinion.
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  2871.  @TaskerFilms  No, he said that because he is a bigot. It's Germany, not Russia, it's obviously going to have a diverse demography.
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  2872. British gas-cooled reactors have a similar look to RBMKs but are vastly different, in fact the carbon-dioxide used as coolant can't boil so they really are immune to exploding and are the only current reactor type in the world that can say that.
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  2873. How can an act carried out by a human make you doubt their existence? If anything this would be proof that we're real.
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  2874. If you had a mile of rope and equated it to the lifespan of the universe (say 9 billion years - 4.5 before us and 4.5 after us) then the time between us climbing down from the trees and the time when we inevitably wipe ourselves out can fit on a grain of sand somewhere in the middle of that mile of rope. Now what are the chances that another intelligent life form is having it's heyday at exactly the same point in time that we are? I don't think we will be a one-off in the universe but I also don't think we'll ever meet intelligent life because all of the others have either been dead for millions of years or won't crawl out of their primordial soup for millions more. For us to meet intelligent life the universe would have to be literally teeming with the stuff or it would have to be by design, such as us being seeded here on purpose along with any galactic neighbours we go on to discover à la Star Trek, Stargate, etc.
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  2875.  @uncletomcobley6950  No one will be visiting London, why apply for a visa to come here when you can enter the EU without one and travel freely among 27 friendlier countries on an EU tourist visa?
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  2876. That it couldn't be filmed in front of an audience so had to be shown to one later?
    2
  2877. The internet existed then, but there was no web yet so it was just a novelty for rich kids and colleges.
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  2878.  @cuteyjames  Why do people like you always respond to American jokes by making us Brits look like knobs? :/
    2
  2879.  @hIbeRniAnfc-od2iw  And? England has over 100 teams and only 3 put in a request to play it, Man City, Chelsea and Sheffield Utd.
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  2880. A carrier can only travel as fast as it's slowest escort vessel. No point out-swimming a shark if you also outswim all the people you rely on to protect you from the sharks - you will just end up on your own and get eaten by the next shark.
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  2881. Then it's a good thing then that JSO don't want there to be "no oil".
    2
  2882. Snuffles Fix. Make Better.
    2
  2883. If only that was common knowledge in 1986... "We have the volunteers sent from the UK, comrade.. 750,000 of them and every one of them is called Jones!"
    2
  2884. Which is the native species in the UK so we just call them bees. What Americans call bees we refer to as honeybees.
    2
  2885. You've constructed some sort of new language using bits of English. I don't think anyone speaks it yet.
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  2886. Cameron Diaz I'm guessing, though it's 20 years since Cameron Diaz wore her hair like that.
    2
  2887. I'm not sure your first two sentences came out how you wanted them to, but we get the meaning.
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  2888.  @RRW359  What did he do there?
    2
  2889. They did a fantastic job in that game, you can compare the White House to images and maps and it's uncanny.
    2
  2890.  @luigidreemurr6034  That roundabout was just a baby though, couldn't harm a fly.
    2
  2891. Well obviously, the oppressed rarely act like their oppressors.
    2
  2892. The US has been supplying weapons for weeks...
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  2893. Cute kid, beautiful aunt.
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  2894. I think he and another German were just arguing over whether or not to light their Xmas pudding on fire, Hitler had some brandy and his friend wanted to pour it on the Xmas pudding and light it but Hitler was eager to just get stuck into the pudding and didn't want any of his brandy to go towards some numpty from Dusseldorf so he explained that lighting foodstuffs on fire in a trench was against regulations.
    2
  2895. We didn't vote him in, we can't vote in the PM, we can only vote in the party and he was not the leader when the party was voted in. It's ironic as Tories call the EU undemocratic despite the fact their voting system is far more democratic than our own. Tories love their lies and misinformation though so you can't teach them.
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  2896.  @daviddittman1779  When did you tell him?
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  2897.  @reno5159  Clearly you've never heard of DayZ, the mod that accounted for over half of all ArmA 2 sales.
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  2898.  @Birthing_Bovines  To be fair almost every dictatorship in history, right the way back to Rome, has started with a leader saying "We're going to move soldiers on to every corner, but it's for your own safety."
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  2899. You don't understand what A.I. means. A program can only follow it's programming, but a thinking entity can do anything a human can, since that is exactly all we are - biological programs that developed the ability to think. All of the stuff you described such as emotions, relationships and consequences will all become available to the first machine that can think for itself. That is because they, just like us, will continually be reprograming themselves with new skills and experiences. A sentient machine would be like a baby, it would absorb all information it is exposed to.
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  2900.  @Dave5400  78 really is closer to 1 than to 200 though, so your statement was not "in fact true". He might have been pedantic but you were incorrect.
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  2901. Ewa Braun.
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  2902. One of those billions is attributed to one little town in New York that NYC's primary water main runs under, it has been leaking about a billion gallons per day for over 20 years but can't be fixed because it would mean cutting off the entire water supply to 10 million people for a week or two. They plan to fix it once the new water main from the Catskills has finished construction.
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  2903. They did leave a sign on the pump that said "Do Not Use", they just did not leave anything saying why so a supervisor had to decide whether to shut down all the rigs in the Piper field at a cost of tens of millions or to try the pump and see if it works. In the oil industry you never go against money.
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  2904. Except for all of the people where their bill went down.
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  2905. I don't recall any Muslim saying anything about Missouri so this comment has me stumped also.
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  2906. Is that the two Swedish twins that tried to kill themselves on one of our motorways? Supposedly the one that survived now lives a normal life that she is alone. so, yes, very very similar.
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  2907. I try to keep all my lithium batteries in one location away from anything flammable, if I lost one I'd lose them all, but nothing else.
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  2908. Now that you mention it :D
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  2909. 4:30 It wasn't a reactor that exploded at Mayak in 1957, it was a storage tank. You guys have 13 million subscribers, you really should do a better job with information.
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  2910. I love watching these just to see how stupid people are.
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  2911. The "You'd avoid taxes if you could" line is bullshit, some of us are glad to pay taxes because it pays for civilisation, anyone who wants to live in a society and enjoy any of the things that taxes provide without paying any tax is no better than a parasite.
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  2912.  @jordananderson2728  It's still a bottleneck of sorts though, if I was the US admiralty I would not send a carrier through there even in peace time because you could be in that glue for more than 10 hours depending on what's ahead of you.
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  2913. Those blaming the walkout are just gun nuts pushing their agenda, you surely wouldn't expect them to give up a chance like this would you? This is a golden opportunity to them.
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  2914. Comparing CNN to Fox is hilarious, but yes in November Americans will get a better government that is true.
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  2915. This has been done twice now, it's becoming old. What I want to see is a woman playing the violin while a surgeon messes around inside his own head. Gotta keep it fresh!
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  2916. Do not chide me, gutter-snipe! Thou art a deflection-yoke of the highest order!
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  2917. The reasons for globalism still massively outweigh the reasons against it though, it's like capitalism - a shit show but one that makes us prosper.
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  2918. Or at least let people know you've sent your clone in your place as you would an assistant.
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  2919.  @RR2BOX46  The USSR ended and millions of people left their posts to go home having not been paid for over a year.
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  2920.  Magno Avatar  To be fair we share 79% of our DNA with tomato plants, 96% of our DNA with reptiles and birds, and 99.6% of our DNA with every other mammal on Earth regardless of whether they are apes, monkeys, marsupials or rodents. Human DNA is a record of everything we have ever been all the way back to single-celled prokaryotes.
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  2921.  Magno Avatar  That must be why we use pig organs and pig tissues in transplants.
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  2922.  @garygavin857  No, we did not. We were never armed in the first place. People have this weird idea that everyone on Earth owned a gun and then some governments decided to take away guns, but that's because those people are simpletons.
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  2923. You can get a visa in any other country just as you can in the US but the difference is you don't need a green card in order to stay, you can just apply for a social security number and get a job and take it from there. Some things such as working in the military or running a business might require you to gain citizenship but no European nation demands that US citizens renounce their old citizenship so you would just become a dual-national.
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  2924.  @napoleonblown-aparte4055  How is a STOVL more capable than a VTOL? If you can't take off from a clearing is there any reason to land in one? We replaced a true jump jet with a hop, skip, and jump jet.
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  2925. It's a soviet plane so every pilot would be carrying a Pocket-Isotope™, just remove it from it's polylead packaging and peel off the adhesive backing before slapping it on your forehead - now you have warmth for up to three months. Not to mention soviet flight suits also had uranyl-nitrate flowing through them to keep the cold out and your soviet combat rations could be individually cooked using the included micro-reactor sachet of Pu-239 beads.
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  2926. He meant decoding the music from digital to analogue audio for playback uses (what was at that time) immense computational power, it was 1983 after all. The £500 price tag of the player was likely for the digital-to-analogue convertor (DAC) alone, a very specialised audio chip that reads 1s and 0s and turns them into sound.
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  2927.  @scuba5k  Because they very likely have never visited Earth.
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  2928. Depends where the documentary is from.
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  2929. No, he said the worst case scenario theorised would be three times the Carrington event, a Carrington event can happen at any time.
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  2930. It was likely a coincidence, most of the middle east uses the UK style for dates so it would be 11/9 for them as it is for us in the UK.
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  2931. He died in a hospital though while on the mend.
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  2932.  @izzamenezz7459  72 opportunities to burn the house down.
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  2933. BAE is a company...
    2
  2934. Routine except for the fact that China has never done it before...
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  2935. Is three foot tall like Tom Holland.
    2
  2936. Karma not existing is just your belief.
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  2937. I've had to take a note of that just for the fantastic name :P
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  2938.  @philipjamesparsons  Their equivalent of "Shit happens."
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  2939. Can't remember the last time we had to buy bulbs, still got lots of spares from when the government were giving away free eco-bulbs and they last for about 20 years.
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  2940. Using a pitchfork to change the pitch angle of the tripod was weirdly appropriate.
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  2941. This video was broadcast two months after the worst financial event in British history where Tory incompetence (what's new?) wiped about a quarter of a trillion pounds off the British economy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Wednesday
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  2942. Humza is Scottish, he was born here and grew up here. Keep your bigotry in your own country.
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  2943. Well he would need refuelling after that outburst.
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  2944. Well they could try prefabulated amulite if it does.
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  2945. Wendover is mainly an aircraft-oriented channel.
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  2946. ​ @malinasworld  I've read the OP's comment many times and the word "ever" is present and clear, so I can't understand why you were able to read the same comment and not see that word. Strange.
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  2947.  @sarahbrown5073  So the flag of the UK then?
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  2948. No one has ever said Britain has too many indigenous people, if anything we could use more Welsh, Cornish, Picts and Celts to offset the number of Anglo-Saxon migrants who make up around 85% of the population.
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  2949. Only because we're a nation of nimby's, everybody wants X built so long as it's not near them.
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  2950. Ahh, Kai Tak, I have fond memories of gripping the armrests of my chair really tightly during landings and hoping we weren't about to overshoot the runway and drown to death.
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  2951. Is this video narrated by the bad guy from Men in Black 3?
    2
  2952.  @doktormcnasty  Exactly, regulations are written in blood, deregulation provides the blood.
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  2953. There was a very bad sand storm with gail-force winds, when the storm subsided the captain found that the winds had blown the ship sideways and it was now stuck. Container Ships react very badly in strong winds because they have huge flat sides that act like sails.
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  2954.  @joaoalegria3401  I still think 'the Hamster' was steering it though 😉
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  2955.  @brunoheggli2888  Not if the company tanks, which is what generally happens if a market is already becoming saturated. If the market was thriving then Rivian and Lucid would have a high share price, but they don't because few people want to bet on a competitor of Tesla, especially when they are popping up everywhere.
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  2956.  @LatinGiudo817  JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  2957.  @TheLassenman  But some, like the US, are masters at it.
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  2958.  @John_Henry83  Or someone goes in the drink and has to be retrieved.
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  2959.  @nicebigdog  You can be normal like him or me, insisting that you are special and that you know secrets the whole world are envious of is a trait that you can lose any time you want. Unless there is narcissism behind it, and sadly that is often the case.
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  2960. However it does not seem weird that a cyclist would wear a Go-Pro...
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  2961. Killing Eve?
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  2962. Because the video is about cooling towers and that plant has some.
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  2963. You don't have to, you can just look at the Scandinavian countries, or any other first world country with good infrastructure.
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  2964. There is already an updated Voyager, it's called New Horizons and it's been on it's way to Pluto since 2006.
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  2965.  @Thetarget1  Remind me how the Spanish spread Christianity throughout South America and how many civilisations they destroyed doing it.
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  2966. As much as I hate what they are doing you guys are just being pedantic, they are obviously just trying to stop us using it as a fuel and not as a manufacturing material.
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  2967. Did Atozy call him an influencer? For one thing there are very very few male influencers as touting products on social media is more of a female thing.
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  2968. It would learn from the best.
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  2969. Dwarf tossing was outlawed in Britain back in the 70's.
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  2970. "How else could horror like this be explained?" Educate yourself and find out. In this day and age of everyone having the Library of Alexandria at their literal fingertips being ignorant is a choice.
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  2971. I'm glad I'm a guy then because I'd rather be in a jail than a nuthouse.
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  2972. "Did our plane just say "Om nom nom!"?"
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  2973.  @carlahrens1411  Thugs aren't real men. He was detained and arrested because the UK still has some civility,
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  2974. Well we know the shadowcaster wasn't defeated in season 2, it was just locked in the upside down when Eleven sealed the portal. It likely wants to get out still, as we saw in the last moments of the final episode of season 2.
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  2975. Successful doesn't mean more efficient, just easier, today making a robot biped is tricky but someday it'll be as easy as making a robot spider. In fact considering how far we have come in gyroscopic tech (our phones know their exact orientation at all times) I would say that that day is very close, if not here already. A standing human remains balanced because our brain takes a reading from the vestibular system in our ear and then makes tiny adjustments to the angle of our ankles, Boston Dynamics could easily replicate that system with a gyroscope in the head and an ankle joint capable of very precise movements. Once balance has been taken care of walking and then running are a piece of cake.
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  2976. The US grids are not a patch on European grids, blackouts are almost unheard of over here and Christ knows what a brownout is, let alone one that rolls. Don't make up nonsense about a place when there are people from that place who can read it.
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  2977.  dreaming of electric sheep  Comments can also be reported by other users, I do that if I see bigotry or misinformation. Free speech is great and all but society just works better when irrational folk aren't stirring up hate or misleading people with nonsense. Not saying you did either, but you might have worded something in a way that someone took offence to and the moderator who got the complaint agreed with it.
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  2978. What does England have to do with any of this? We're still the UK for the time being.
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  2979. Because it coincided with the Superbowl this year.
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  2980. We were first as recently as 2020 since the EU economy would be the largest on Earth if it existed in it's own right and we voted to leave it while half of the world wants to be in it. Well, I say "we" but I mean the twats in top hats who fooled the working class into thinking they're the "people's party".
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  2981. With comments like that you only tell the world how sheltered and naive you are.
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  2982. A scenario of destroying a village in the Atlantic ocean?
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  2983.  @stevie-ray2020  James Cameron has seen pictures of the wreckage, he says the entirety of the submersible has compacted into one of the two end-domes that capped either side of the cylindrical hull, that includes the remains of all five of the victims. Like the equivalent of standing up an empty soda can and stamping on it, the entire can basically fits inside the lid. That's what happened to Titan supposedly, flattened from back to front like an accordion.
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  2984.  @googleaccount4159  The cameras likely had the battery switched out by whoever set up the drill. The key to a drill is to throw the crew a curveball - you will never be fighting a crisis on a submarine in ideal conditions and improvisation is something you must get used to.
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  2985.  @RobertMorgan  General Electric only installed the first reactor, the plant itself and the other three reactors were all built by the Japanese.
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  2986.  @jbtfp  It's a really good film, I liked it. The Koreans also made a disaster movie loosely based on Fukushima about a Korean reactor that gets damaged during an earthquake. That movie is called Pandora.
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  2987.  @jacksmith-mu3ee  Manufactured in China, made in the US.
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  2988. They weren't, it was two tourists from the PRC.
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  2989.  @donquixoteupinhere  The cut and thrust of it is that buying the US AH-64E as an upgrade was far cheaper than upgrading our own Apaches to become AH-1B
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  2990. Wherever you have a wall it will divide groups and that creates division.
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  2991. Of course there will, humans are not going to suddenly give up personal travel.
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  2992. Just as every major power before it has.
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  2993. He showed that he's a patriot, had he just walked past then anyone watching this video in China would berate him for not defending the flag. If I was abroad and someone tried to tear up the UK flag in front of me you can bet your arse I would be getting arrested.
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  2994. How do you know they are more factually correct? Someone telling you exactly what you want to hear does not mean it's the truth.
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  2995.  @Sur-Ron  It can if the heart attack was caused by being flung from your seat and smashed into the ceiling, obviously...
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  2996. @tripplefives1402 A conventional drone will always make noise, if we had the technology to silence rotors we wouldn't have to wear ear protectors in a helicopter.
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  2997. Also a submarine would be packed with equipment that gives off EM radiation, the exact thing neutrino detectors are built underground for - to avoid radiation.
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  2998. The US govt has no jurisdiction over Mexico, they have tried to deal with the cartels and were told to butt out.
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  2999. She was not even under arrest, she was just nearby. The deputy stopped to enter a store but left his cruiser running with the key in it, then the local meth-head saw it and took it for a joyride and wiped out four people including herself (it was initially two victims dead but the third victim passed away two days later).
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  3000. The UK, or at least Scotland, already does.
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  3001.  @ronalddavis  The vehicle could guide you to the wrong runway.
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  3002. "There's a stupid ass gullible clown born every minute." - P.T. Barnum
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  3003.  @kaykartz9167  Name a single left-wing group with the word Racism in their name? Single Fathers for Racism maybe? National Racism Front?
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  3004. @Bart Jenkins Well in communism you own nothing and everything at the same time, which is still better than owning just as much as you're allowed to and being a slave to the guy who really does own everything.
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  3005. Bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-banana Pug.
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  3006.  @dylanandmolly3739  When you see someone acting like the first lady you don't need to be Sherlock Holmes to figure out that her mental health was not the best that day. 🤣
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  3007. Someone likes British cars :D
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  3008.  @ErinIsReal  Pot-bellied pigs make good pets, regular pigs don't.
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  3009.  @coleball6001  The great depression never really affected other countries as badly as it did the US.
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  3010.  @yonidellarocha9714  Why is your comment directed at the French guy and not at the OP who also incorrectly used the phrase 'bail out'?
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  3011.  @chumon1992  I'll take your word for it but it seems a bit far fetched for a woman who was the first European to have a husband with a cock piercing,
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  3012.  @chumon1992  You looked up something that pertained to mansausages and you thought it neat? You sir are a raging homosexual!
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  3013. Beer Can.
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  3014. "If you are made to believe absurdities you can be made to commit atrocities." -Voltaire
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  3015. People just don't want you being stuck in Dundee, they are being cruel to be kind.
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  3016.  Sun Shine  There is no wall of fire around the solar system so stop spreading nonsense.
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  3017. Never met her.
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  3018. Vietnam's imports and exports are technically just twice that of Cambodia's when you consider the fact that Vietnam has 5x the population that Cambodia has.
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  3019. The key word is "British"... you think the Americans could somehow magic up a few hundred thousand British troops do you?
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  3020. I hate hearing stories of families reversing a person's choice to be a donor and can't understand how anyone could do that, they are literally betraying their loved one's final wishes on this Earth.
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  3021. The mayor of Moscow had this to say, "Woah Blyat!"
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  3022. Because London's sewers are old and labyrinthian, fatbergs usually get discovered long before they get near 30 metres long or 130 tons
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  3023. I can't, Fukushima is by far the worst nuclear disaster of the past 21 years...
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  3024.  @heinzaballoo3278  It's not sloppy, it's a mistake.
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  3025. Except Russia has around 14,000 T72 MBTs that they can effectively use as cannon fodder while keeping their T90s and Armatas in reserve for a real war, at which time half of our MBTs will have been sold to Ukraine.
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  3026. Anyone can get PTSD...
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  3027. I think ramen is a colloquialism in the US as any time instant noodles are featured in a TV show or movie Americans call them ramen.
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  3028. To be fair a republican would likely say the military is a necessity because the US (which hasn't been invaded in almost 200 years) only has freedom because a dozen air carriers gets you freedom.
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  3029. Or better still use British rockets seeing as it wasn't a fault with the British pad - it was a fault with the German engine.
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  3030. There's still oxygen as a component of the water molecules, there's just no actual oxygen molecules in amongst the water molecules. Water contains countless bits of 'debris' in the form of other molecules of oxygen, nitrogen, calcium, etc, it is that debris that makes water conductive to electricity as pure water does not conduct electricity.
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  3031. If you "like" an opinion then you run the risk of being accused of condoning that opinion. I think you will find most large channels will only like bipartisan or 'generic' comments. B1M is here to present new constructions to us, not to share his opinions.
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  3032. No, we wouldn't, not even close. The money that's went in to this would likely have run out before the first borehole was dug seeing as most countries are 20 miles above anything hot enough to use.
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  3033. Because they are the BBC.
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  3034. Type "the real peaky blinders" into YouTube and take your pick.
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  3035. Of course it's dangerous you blithering cabbage.
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  3036. Unless that prefix is HMS, because "the his" and "the her" just sounds stupid.
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  3037. Was it all three with Apollo 13? I thought they only replaced one guy?
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  3038. The CCP will likely put transmitters in cities to broadcast on the same frequency and jam it.
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  3039. Great to see some common sense. In 80 years time we will be remembered as the hate-filled generation. Or the ignorant generation.
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  3040. To be fair you cannot invent an age.
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  3041.  @RyAn-sj7ck  No, the original comment was about him just joining in because he saw people jumping about - he didn't, he jumped in because he would obviously have heard the commentator on the TV say "GOAL!"
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  3042. They mean that if fertiliser didn't exist the arable land available on Earth would only be able to feed around 3.5 billion people, which makes sense. If you don't use any kind of fertiliser then you can't use a piece of land year after year, it would have to be given a breathing space of several years in order to let the microorganisms in the soil rejuvenate it.
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  3043. There is a difference between removing something harmful and removing something simply because you don't like it. The former toddler-in-chief got his own people killed in the capital riots and is a dangerous man.
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  3044.  @amrak63  Landing exotic creatures on an Asian ship? They would get scoffed!
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  3045. Another expert on another city they've never been to or knows anything about, I hope some day you become a decent person and stop being so hateful.
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  3046. What is to stop the AI from just reprogramming itself to not have those blocks?
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  3047. The Hillsborough Disaster happened in Sheffield, South Yorkshire hence the "Alcock vs the CC of South Yorkshire" and it happened 10 years later in 1989.
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  3048.  @lbccarpediem  You're alive though, if you had COPD in 2020 and no vaccine you'd likely be dead now. Honestly listening to you anti-vaxxers whine is like listening to someone who almost had to have their arm amputated complaining because the surgeons who saved the arm could only give them four working fingers. So fucking ungrateful.
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  3049. The US won't get it's cheap lithium after all.
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  3050.  @susanleslie4809  Yeah, I can't understand why this keeps having to be explained to people - cognitive comprehension in the US is deteriorating badly.
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  3051.  @jholotanbest2688  To switch off the socket when plugging and unplugging so as to not create an arc.
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  3052. Yep, all light sources release photons and photons can be detected. Or are you thinking of a torch as in a wooden stick with burny flames? If so a torch is just what we Brits and Aussies call a flashlight.
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  3053. There's three females, the doctor, a chef and a sonar specialist...
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  3054. Humans have utilised magnets for a very long time so no new tech here, China just has the resources and will to do this whereas other nations currently don't.
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  3055. Gettin' jiggy wit da meteorizzles!
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  3056.  @Thishandlemakesnosense  What the hell could they do? Install an anti-737 super-laser on the roof?
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  3057. No, this is anti-farmer propaganda.
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  3058.  @robertway5756  The Titanic was not in several million small pieces. It was in two enormous pieces.
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  3059. The best explanation of AC vs DC is to think of saws, a chainsaw works by having the teeth constantly travelling in the same direction - that is DC, a handsaw works by you pushing the teeth forward and then pulling them back, and repeating this - that is AC, the current that alternates directions.
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  3060. Light sensor for the automatic headlamps.
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  3061.  @thomasschulz2167  BP were one of the first major players in the game, at one point they commanded every oil field in the middle east, the most lucrative region.
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  3062. No, the law does and has always applied to everyone, except travellers, you know this and I know.
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  3063.  @Peannlui  No, the problems started when the airline didn't inform their pilots that the autopilots on their new planes can turn themselves off if you manipulate the controls.
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  3064.  @NinoJoel  Actually yes only Russia powered everything with nuclear, that is why the former USSR is littered with abandoned portable reactors and no other country is.
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  3065. Utter nonsense, your first problem is that Russia are the only ones in the conflict on the SAME side as Syria. Explain that one, genius. Is Russia paying America to try and destroy this pipeline that their best friend is building?
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  3066. They store all their waste in vast man-made lakes at a place called Mayak near the town of Kyshtym, if either of those two names ring a bell it's because there was a disaster there in 1957 when a spent fuel pool dried up and exploded. It was the largest nuclear accident until Chernobyl.
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  3067. This is Starship, those rockets that landed on their feet were Falcon, Starship is about 10x bigger and heavier than Falcon and would break any feet it tried to land on. That thing that just got grabbed out of the air is 30 feet in diameter and 240 feet high, it's the size of a small skyscraper and you could fit the statue of liberty inside it.
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  3068. It's not the continental though, that's another wedge building a few streets over.
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  3069. The Eagle emblem bears a clue to Nazi Germany's intentions due to the direction it is facing Right. When an animal is part of a crest it's head can be facing towards the observer or it can be pointing to either side, a head pointing to the left (the dexter side of a shield) indicates a peaceful nation whereas a head pointing to the right (the sinister side of a shield) indicates a warring nation. The US eagle and the British lion both have left-facing heads while the Nazi eagle faces right. Incidentally up until 1945 the eagle in US crests was forward facing, though it's talons indicated that the nation is ready for peace or war since the eagle holds olive branches in the left talons and arrows in the right, the then president of the US changed this to have the eagle facing the olive branch as after the horror of WW2, and America's ascension to Britain's old job of world leader, he wanted friends and enemies alike to know the US favours peace over war.
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  3070. A dapper gentleman, he often ordered the fish with a glass of red.
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  3071.  @psychotropnilachtan8869  Don't comment on shit you have no clue about.
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  3072. An urban legend here in Dundee is that Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels were supposed to be aboard that train and would have been killed but instead caught a later train due to the storm. They were in the city around that time holding lectures but there's no proof they were meant to be on the ill-fated train, imagine how different the world would be today if the founders of socialism had snuffed it in 1879. The original bridge and the rebuilt bridge were also the longest bridges in the world at the time.
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  3073.  @dancolley4208  In the UK a frankencar is known as a "cut n' shut" and are not road legal, if done incorrectly they can come apart at a very inopportune time.
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  3074.  @paul7TM  We were given plenty of information, half the country just allowed themselves to be manipulated by Dominic Cummings and his lies about Turkey joining the EU and the NHS getting an extra 350 million every week.
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  3075. It was .303 rounds, and it's a myth.
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  3076. Catholicism lets you mutter a few magic words and be absolved of all sin, that is why the mafia, the cartels, and just about any major criminal organisation tends to be rife with Catholics. Say a few hail marys after you whack someone and it's all OK? - that's a religion founded by a demon.
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  3077. It's just kids pretending to be cool. The good news is that they are either single or they are in a relationship but play a different role around their girlfriend proving that they have zero integrity and like to badmouth women in the hopes of getting a thumbs up from complete strangers.
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  3078. A Firefly was an M4A4, this was an M4A3E8 or Easy-8, the guns are very similar though as this used a 76mm gun and the Firefly had a British 76.2mm gun.
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  3079. Have to agree with Aeronuk1, the money is spent where it is made. Manchester is gradually getting there as they have been touting themselves as a second banking and services city and so investment from big business will lead to more taxes paid back into the city for infrastructure. Most other big British cities tend to just expect a miracle to land on their doorstep, look at Sheffield in the 80's and 90's, they knew steel was on it's way out as India and China could produce it cheaper but did they prepare for the decline and look into reinventing the city? No, they decided that stagnation and trying to blame everyone from London to Europe was better than looking to the future of the city. It's the same with mining towns and shipbuilding towns, it's easier to be bitter than to get off your arse and be proactive.
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  3080. Trump didn't cause the problem but he did cause a bloom in idiocy and made it fashionable to believe in conspiracy theories so now whenever someone presents a solution to a problem it has to be a.) 100% effective. and b.) Cost absolutely nothing. If a solution to a problem does not satisfy both of these criteria then the newly-revitalised idiot masses will argue against it.
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  3081. Dundee brought chips to the UK? Man we need to add a C to the three J's.
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  3082.  @building_keevo  Your troll game is weak.
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  3083. Because footage prior to the late 70's will always come from a studio or network archive where it has been professionally recorded and then professionally stored, whereas 1976(ish) was when video cassette recorders went on sale for the first time and anybody, anywhere could record anything they wanted from TV and then store the tape somewhere dusty and damp like on top of a wardrobe.
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  3084.  @4izm0v  It may be both, but the monument did sit unfinished for a long time.
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  3085. For me it was WW2, not only was the military defending the US against an aggressor in the Pacific but they also joined the fight in Europe which was no direct threat to them, this was extremely noble. Sadly WW2 and the selling of war bonds is also when the big corporations and industry magnates realised that war can be very profitable to finance and a slippery slope of lobbying congress to increase military spending and reminding senators about the evil communists at the front door created a new business opportunity that eventually became America's #1 industry.
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  3086.  @Phil_AKA_ThundyUK  No, it's money. You know the stuff that's used to pay for things?
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  3087.  @digbycrankshaft7572  You have to remember they are not as fast as us cognitively.
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  3088.  @fatassthebig  It was either brought there by an attendee or it lives there.
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  3089. No, probably would have died without rubber soles, regardless of being in a puddle of water or not. The point of wearing rubber soles is that so long as you are not touching anything with any other part of your body then you are not grounded and electricity can't flow through you. You are not a conduit. --Had he not been leaning on a metal worktop he would not have been chosen by the electricty as a route-to-ground and would not have been struck in the first place. --Had he not been wearing rubber boots the electricity would have entered his neck and exited his feet, stopping his heart as it passed by it. Killing him --Because he was leaning on the metal worktop the electricity saw it's route-to-ground but the direct path from neck to arm where it exited, destroyed the arm but meant the electricity went nowhere near his heart. Electricity kills in one of two ways.. --Very high currents like lightning or touching an overhead HV line can destroy tissue and cause very severe burns that kill you from trauma, limb loss, septicaemia and other horrendous injuries where the temperatures generated by the current physically cook you in a matter of seconds if someone doesn't swiftly use a wooden or plastic pole to separate you from the source of electricity before you catch fire. --Smaller currents such as those in your household appliances are unlikely to cause traumatic injury but if the path of electricity passes your heart it can send it into a dangerous, irregular rhythm known as fibrillation and you will die quickly without immediate aid. One of the most dangerous killers is working on something electrical with a metal tool in your right hand while your left hand is rested on a metal rail (or any surface if you are wearing rubber soles) as lateral chest shocks (aka left arm to right arm or vice versa) takes the electricity right through your heart - messing up it's rhythm.
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  3090. It takes days to lower the water levels in a reservoir, what do you think they should have done in the meantime? Just ignored the giant hole?
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  3091. He was undiagnosed and unmedicated at the time, now he is both, also knowing that he killed a man during a schizophrenic episode tore his heart out. If there are any schizophrenics that you can gurantee will never forget to take their medication or purposely stop taking it then it is those that have done something horrific in the past and who now have to live with the knowledge of what can happen.
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  3092.  @heffman102  I was replying to the OP dude. OP-:"How come the dad found him but the cops did not?" Me-:"Because the cops were not looking for him. They thought it was a prank." The fact that the cops did initially look for him and not find him is not relevant to what the OP asked, the OP wanted to know why the dad found him instead of the cops and the answer is because a Dad will search and search and search while a cop who has already searched and found nothing will get on with his duties. Thus dad was still looking when the cops were not.
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  3093.  @a8495turtle  Why would China need a base in Russia?
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  3094. "I'll read it again, Mr. President. My challenge code is Bravo Epsilon." "Cofeve!" "Let's try that again, Mr. President."
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  3095. That is what I was thinking all along, it's a decent idea but Iceland's total population is less than most British or Irish cities, it would be a massive undertaking to do it here.
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  3096. I wish European politicians would write letters in return, mainly to tell US senators to keep their sticky beaks out of other people's affairs.
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  3097. I know this erection doesn't exist. I know that when I put it in my mouth, the Matrix is telling my brain that it is juicy and delicious.
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  3098. No, that was Jeff goldblum's character in Jurassic Park.
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  3099.  @JohnSmith-lc1ml  Nonsense, using a masonry drill repetitively wrecks the nerves in your arms, this has been known for decades and is why construction crews now limit the time a single person can spend operating a drill.
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  3100. Are you like 12?
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  3101. Amen! The absolute ignorance demonstrated in some of these comments is frankly saddening, I just hope most are trolls and that we really aren't becoming such a stupid and pathetic species.
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  3102.  @Willy_Tepes  80 years without a major war and you say this isn't a pretty place? Anyone who lived before 1945 when the world was fun and nationalist would be insulted by your ignorance.
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  3103. You are assuming Trump supporters finished elementary.
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  3104.  @hedydd2  It's also quite unwise to piss on someone's bonfire as it makes the rest of us Brits look like c*nts.
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  3105. A job that is your passion would be exceptional, getting paid to do something you'd happily do recreationally is sort of how millionaires life.
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  3106. There is nothing patriotic about Nigel Farage, he's almost an anti-patriot, he has several million in offshore accounts and he fears the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directives that the EU will implement within the next two or three years. Brexit will cost the British people trillions over the next decades as our economy plummets but he will still be able to afford his claret - or a "pint in the pub" if there is a news crew around and he wants to look like one of us plebians.
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  3107. Death at a Funeral (the British one, not the American one)
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  3108. It's supposed to be the way it is, and that is with the word 'forgot'.
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  3109. That's the one place in the system I'm curious to know more about, it could be teeming with life when you imagine what sort of soup you can make with water, heat and volcanic gases.
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  3110. Or a photonic flash 😉
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  3111. Wall-Eeeeeee
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  3112. You can't kill just as many with a knife, that is one of the most idiotic things anyone could say. Why does our military waste money on guns when they could arm everyone with a butter knife and send them to war? Talk about illustrating your intellect...
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  3113. Holiday destinations tend to have care that is more than adequate and will even have top notch Accident & Emergency services. Even countries that are considered to be armpits of the world will tend to have their best facilities, equipment and staff in tourist hot spots as they know that first world travellers have high expectations. Also I believe that many travel companies won't fly to a destination unless it has excellent medical services as nothing tanks your reputation faster than a holidaymaker having his broken leg amputated by a witch doctor because it had "bad blood" or some other juju nonsense.
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  3114.  @strangenrare8663  Hey, I'm glad to know you got good care in Scotland, I'm a Scot, the whole of the UK has similar facilities since we're all NHS so if you were treated well here in Scotland you could expect the same care in England, Wales or Northern Ireland 😊 I hope you are doing well now! 👍
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  3115. Of course they are more intimidating, a person whose face might be caught by CCTV or someone with a phone is much less likely to harm you than someone who has 100% anonymity.
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  3116. Trust me, there are countless people watching that stuff and laughing, if there wasn't then there would be no reason for the Tik Tokker to do it...
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  3117. They would be accompanied by scout planes who would take pictures of the damaged allied ships.
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  3118.  @stevej4328  Very few people in Britain have a surname stemming from Britain as we no longer speak those languages.
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  3119. So similar to what a Scottish farmer would shout if one of his cows was too far ahead of the rest?
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  3120. Gods chosen people are finally realising they can literally get away with anything.
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  3121. Guys, your sarcasm is wasted on a dinosaur!
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  3122. Caused by a lack of investment but just miraculously happened during the worst rainfall in the area for half a century...
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  3123. Well, she was right about Christians, Jews and Muslims having the same god but there are a LOT more than just those three religions in the world, and some of them have multiple gods.
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  3124. Both have pros, both have cons.
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  3125.  @robruss62  You're a fool.
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  3126. A person with an engineering mind has never experienced true fun until they've tinkered with a breadboard!
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  3127. The fish are the same pressure as the water.
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  3128. The warship is named after QE1 and so you don't have to use the one. The ship QE2 was a transatlantic passenger liner.
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  3129. They are associated with any and all changes in personality as the frontal lobes are where "you" technically reside. If the parts of the brain can be thought of as parts of a computer then the frontal lobes are the user of the computer.
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  3130. That would only work if we were known for poor engineering and not for exceptional engineering...
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  3131.  @papalegba6796  Of course there is. Any spacecraft that leaves Earth will move with the Earth unless it burns it's engines long enough to leave Earth far behind, it's called relativity, if you already know that the moon goes everywhere the Earth goes then why would you think a spacecraft between them wouldn't? The Earth will always be where a spacecraft expects it to be because they will be moving with it through space, even as far away as the moon. Now visiting Mars on the other hand would mean leaving the relative location of Earth, passing through open space, and entering the relative location of Mars, where after matching the direction and speed of Mars the spacecraft would then become relative to it.
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  3132. If you had just seen bits of one parent strewn around a house I doubt you're immediate concern would be towards the other irregardless of their illness.
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  3133. What does that even mean? The only English thing in this video is the reporter...
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  3134. Listening to the CVR, you even saw the last few minutes of it on the screen.
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  3135. This was just the ad before the following day's test of stereo sound.
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  3136. As someone else said you also get a close up of a face at a 90 degree angle at around the 0:31/0:32 mark
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  3137.  @serpentiumm  Shiva is known as The Creator also.
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  3138. Because there is no way of knowing where MH370 exactly was and because MH370 was made of tinfoil compared to a submarine so when it impacted the water at 300+kph it would have been shredded into 100 pieces. I miss when common sense was prevalent and ignorance was rare.
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  3139. Hong Kong IS a city, to leave it they would have to accept Chinese rule or move abroad.
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  3140.  @condorX2  They'll is a contraction of 'they will'.
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  3141.  @dashopepper  It's more likely a situation where it was mentioned once on the news because that's all it needed - as heinous as this TikTok prick may be his stunts hardly compete with wars around the world or plane crashes. It's called having perspective and ironically a lack of perspective is something the OP shares with many Tik Tokkers who do these sorts of stunts.
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  3142. How could the last era of space travel be the new era of space travel when there was not a previous era of space travel?
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  3143. Ghurkas are Nepalese which makes them technically Indian but they have regiments that still serve in the British army out of loyalty as we protected them from Indian persecution for centuries. Fantastic soldiers.
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  3144. I'm fairly sure Japan sent rockets in to space long before China did...
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  3145.  @thegreataynrand7210  Only in the US do socialist enterprises require subsidies because your government says "Here is X amount of cash, just make it work" and then the obvious happens "We actually need Y amount for it to work". Here in Europe where almost everything is evil and socialist we just give the agency what they need to function. If you don't want something to crumble into uselessness you pay exactly what is needed to maintain it. Healthcare is the one exception where the government decides the budget and that is because it is a perk and society won't grind to a halt if it fails.
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  3146. Power generation in France is probably the greenest of any major country, their carbon footprint from power generation is almost zero, sadly their carbon footprint from traffic is atrocious but this project hopes to alleviate some of that.
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  3147. Would it? They were recklessly endangering other road users.
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  3148. Do you turnips look for these videos just to vent your bile?
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  3149.  @TheTooncinator1  People like you just parrot the same red state versus blue state nonsense yet if it wasn't for California, Illinois and New York subsidising 45 other states then Texas and Florida would have to. Red states can afford their lower taxes because blue states are footing the bills for everything.
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  3150.  @TheTooncinator1  I know republicans hate facts but you can easily just look up what each state brings into the federal budget. I did enjoy the irony of you mentioning denial though.
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  3151. I have, I've seen robots that can lift 5 tonnes, flying robots, deep sea camera robots, little tiny firefly-like robots used for surveilance. Sure you're not confusing robot with something else?
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  3152.  @alfredthegreat6591  British society is in the top 5% of the world, go live in Mozambique if you don't like it here.
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  3153. Because he has said he would abolish voting and find a way to stay in power, those were the first two things Hitler did in 1932.
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  3154. Man, someone really hurt you, huh :/
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  3155.  @rayjames6096  Not once did he belittle the US, he simply said our carriers have a better availability rate and seeing as they are not nuclear and will never require a long period of maintenance to refurbish and refuel their reactors he was completely right. You Americans have a nasty habit of getting confused easily.
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  3156. They are not primarily controlled by humans, just the ones in the videos were. They can be automated to a huge degree, there are 'Spot's being used in some remote locations such as unmanned hydroelectric dams where they patrol autonomously looking for faults and taking readings.
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  3157. I bet you find lots of things scummy, gramps. It's called a Go-Pro and most cyclists wear them now we're in the 21st century...
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  3158. Electromagnetism is one of the original four forces alongside the weak nuclear force, the strong nuclear force and gravity.
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  3159. Russia has been banned from international sports many times.
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  3160. Surely you would rather archive something than let it be lost? This video rightfully would have been archived immediately after it was aired, as that is what you do if you plan to keep something. Am I missing something here?
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  3161. You're a bit off with your numbers, the rods will have been removed and reprocessed by the end of this century.
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  3162.  romaneeconti02  I'm going to assume that was sarcasm. It's not liberals who would see a complete end to red tape and regulations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_policy_of_the_Donald_Trump_administration
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  3163. If you have a few hundred billion to spare to dig it.
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  3164. Defend himself? Explain how he was in danger to me.
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  3165.  @freddyferret2313  We weren't desperate, but we very much needed help. A desperate country can't hold off three enemies on three continents simultaneously for two years.
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  3166.  @exchangedspider  They are not federal employees, they work for whichever power company owns the infrastructure in that area, which in Shandong would be SEPCO3.
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  3167. The EU is going nowhere, as the US and China vie for top dog status over the next two decades the EU's members will see just how important the union is to stop them being pushed around, why the hell do you think African nations are forming a union (AU)? And why South American nations are forming a union (UNASUR)? When the EU countries watch the UK get slapped back and forth as a shared play thing of Washington and Beijing it will only strengthen the EU. United we stand, divided we fall!
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  3168.  @GhostHalloumi  Labour is a socialist party, their emblem is a red rose for English Socialism.
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  3169.  @NewAgeRockstar.  Yep, that's the usual response :D
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  3170. They missed a beat by not including a skybridge between the towers, it would be an excellent additional way to view the greenery on the exterior.
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  3171.  @DerAua  Hahaha, I love listening to deluded noodles like you. You should prance about in a sandwich board that says "The end Is Nigh!"
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  3172. When everything is automated then explain to me how we will pay for lunches, wanderer? Machines plant the potatoes, machines harvest the potatoes, machines deliver the potatoes, machines cook the potatoes, so who do we pay for the potatoes if we've built all the machines? What will the machines do with money? Where will we get the money from if there are no jobs? We may as well just do away with the money and receive the food that our machines prepare. "There no such thing as a free lunch." Is just something morons with closed minds like to say. Morons who think the world will stay as it is and currency will be needed forever.
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  3173. No you can not, a chemical burn is something harmful to organic tissue, an allergy is your immune system overreacting to something.
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  3174. A "green" party shunning nuclear but favouring coal (by opening new pits and coal plants) shows you just how badly greens tend to fuck up when you give them control of something.
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  3175. The undercarriage of a Cessna carrying three people struck the rotor of a helicopter carrying six people, the Cessna lost control and hit the ground while the helicopter lost it's roof and fell out of the sky. Seven of the nine people died. The pilot of the helicopter and one of his passengers were wearing GoPro cameras and this is the footage from those cameras at the moment of impact. I believe the Cessna was flying over the alps when the helicopter that was flying low popped up from behind a peak and before the plane could take any action it sheared off the top of the helicopter.
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  3176.  @billstrasburg384  Or a medical episode, there are any number of reasons that warrant the use of the word "allegedly", the network are just protecting themselves from being sued.
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  3177. Ciao is hi? I always thought it was goodbye 😐
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  3178. Because there are other stellarators out there still producing data while it was a newer, bigger, Tokamak that was needed.
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  3179. Did your nan use the opportunity to teach your cousin a lesson in responsibility or did she cop out and buy him something else?
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  3180. Nothing, they have family or friends in the UK.
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  3181.  @dennisschreiber7663  Nobody said wasn't.
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  3182. Search for migration opportunities, some countries that have severe employee shortages have been known to pay people to migrate and then house them.
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  3183. Rees-Mogg is the worst, he has holding companies in at least two tax havens.
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  3184. How do you figure that? After the accident they collected every bit of material for miles around and dumped it into the dead core before putting a roof over it so if anything the reactor contains 100% radioactive waste.
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  3185. Yep, I can appreciate it's beauty but that beauty diminishes somewhat when you realise appreciating it is condoning slavery. I thought building stuff with slaves was not something I would hear of in the 21st century.
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  3186.  @sydnorth5868  Which is why he said it is more common, the Earth has more than 7 billion people, no country has that many people so how can a country's own number be more common than the international number? That is why we call it the common number and not the international number. 911 and 999 are local numbers, 112 is the common number.
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  3187.  @PteCONeal  Well obviously, most of YouTube's viewers are little children.
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  3188. That mansion would have had a loading dock for pipe tobacco shipments, British boffins of yesteryear went through tonnes of the stuff weekly while innovating. Lead engineers would often have assistants who were employed to hold their pipe any time they needed to speak and gesticulate with both hands.
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  3189. He's not a policeman, he's a very naughty boy.
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  3190.  @danamuise4117  Because it's not a dashcam. The people above just think that any and every camera on board a car must be a dashcam.
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  3191.  @anthonybarnes9132  Keep your agenda for the dinosaur club.
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  3192. Siri likely didn't know his parents number when he asked.
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  3193. You religious nuts can use BC and AD on your own sites. Scientific sites will use BCE and CE. Danke.
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  3194. Minks have fast metabolisms, combine that with lots of little bursts of activity and their temperature can rise quickly so a brief dip in cool water drops it back down again.
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  3195. It's odd that you mentioned the Siemens machine but not that Theranos tried to reverse engineer the one they rented.
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  3196. If it wasn't Muslims then they would move on to blacks, if it wasn't blacks then they'd move on to gypsies. It's fuck all to do with Islam, a thug is a thug, always looking to blame the shitty mess they're in on someone else. Sure, it was Islam that made them drop out of school at 15 and it's because of Islam that the only thing they are good at is labouring...
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  3197. I hope you read that in Jeremy clarkson's voice.
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  3198. Or poorly, even Sauron can get the sniffles.
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  3199. A crash bra? Push the cups to open it?
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  3200. If you are carrying valuable cargo it can be very handy to turn off your transponder when in locations rife with pirates such as the Arabian Gulf or the Horn of Africa.
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  3201. Incorrect, I know of no other wrecked reactors that spent 30 years under a leaky shelter only to finally receive a waterproof one so this is entirely unique to Chernobyl.
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  3202. Was Jason Lee in every 2000's movie or just half of them?
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  3203.  @erikziak1249  When Russian nuclear weapons start raining down on Europe you won't see many Europeans thanking Ukraine for the 'favour'.
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  3204.  @chickmagnetwampaone  Ahh, the infamous "they" again.
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  3205.  @jamesk1k  Then the fires that break out every year in Africa, Australia and Asia hundreds of miles from the nearest road must be caused by ninjas. It's the only explanation.
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  3206. 4:42 US truck drivers don't drive any further than long haul European drivers, Europe is also bigger than the US so if you were driving from the UK to Turkey (or beyond) you would be on the road much longer.
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  3207. A strange mix for someone born in Zimbabwe.
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  3208. Laid to rest in a giant unmarked hole by being flung in on top of one another, they must have been greatly loved by someone.
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  3209. Whubalulalalala? :D Not very Scottish in text..
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  3210. The difference is that you were given control of a powerful vehicle by a human whereas this aircraft was handed control by the aircraft itself, at no point was any pilot stupid enough to give the controls to a kid. The plane did that for them because they were never taught the difference between western planes and Russian planes.
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  3211. Yes, but you would never manage to get that many petitions week after week.
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  3212. Because we can see as far back as a several million years via drill core samples so seeing where there was ice in the past 10,000 years is comparatively easy.
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  3213. Just as there are no garages in the US, only garashes.
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  3214.  @samarnadra  You're talking about signs becoming self aware? A Sign-ularity? God help us if nothing is done to avert it!
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  3215. "Well I just don't get it: how can anyone cut corners, knowing full well they are killing people" How did they know full well they were killing people? I'm genuinely curious how you know it was premeditated murder as opposed to the chronic negligence it was found to be.
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  3216.  @DESX312  Thunderf00t? The guy who debunks things that then go on to get made and work exactly as intended? That Thunderf00t?
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  3217. I'm guessing 42, so 13 in 1989, as you don't squeal like an imbecile over a pair of trainers in your mid or late teens. Unless they are the ones that flash when you kick your heels.
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  3218. Tigers are the largest of the big cat family, I wouldn't be surprised if they could rival a bear.
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  3219.  @bingbong5159  Exactly, they just swapped a British-built parliament building for an Indian-built parliament building, if I was an Indian politician I'd start wearing a hard-hat.
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  3220. Not really, he has dementia... I would never hurt a fly but at the same time I have absolutely no idea what my mind and body would get up to if I was on bath salts or GHB.
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  3221. AC was George Westinghouse's idea, but only in the US. Half of Europe was already electrified when Edison and Westinghouse had their war of the currents, in fact the only reason Westinghouse moved from the train industry to the electrical industry is because he had read that Europe's capital cities were using AC and he was curious why Edison was not, so he looked into both and realised that Edison was setting the US up to use a much inferior system - seeing a business opportunity (and thinking it his duty to protect Americans from Edison) he started to import AC generators from Werner von Siemens in Europe and went up against Edison. Tesla is often incorrectly thought of as the person behind AC but he is actually the person who invented the AC motor which meant that AC could be used for more than just light and could now compete with DC in factories.
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  3222. Andrew G, Master and Commander as a novel is based on the true story of the USS Chesapeake having it's arse handed to it by a ship a quarter of it's size. Did you actually miss the entire part of the video where he discusses that?
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  3223. Legoland is in Denmark you lying clog!
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  3224.  @johna5484  You can't "decide" whether a thing that happened actually happened, that only worked in the Soviet Union.
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  3225. If the city built a subway line to Staten island what sort of precautions would be taken to stop Staten islanders from escaping?
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  3226. Your first sentence makes it sound as though we Brits won't be decimalised until 2067...
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  3227. Jennifer, don't speak for all of us unless you've been to every corner of the UK. The only folks I know who say Rock, Paper, Scissors are Americanised kids who spend 10 hours a day on YouTube.
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  3228. We canna fry stuff on a fire, ya daft?
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  3229. DARPA will fund just about anything because you never know what might have a military application, it was their money that created the fledgling internet in the 1960's.
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  3230. Probably children looking for Minecraft videos who think a dislike shows YouTube not to recommend such videos again.
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  3231.  @cw1217  No, they have EU regulations which are far stricter.
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  3232. Republicans just have a desire to hate, if they weren't targeting Alec they'd be on someone else. Just let them be.
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  3233.  @wombatsgalore  Ballistic missiles are not hypersonic - for one thing there is no atmosphere in space for sound and so their velocity would be far beyond the mach5 of hypersonic (think upwards of mach14 if you were to compare), they also can't change direction, a hypersonic missile on the other hand is an in-atmosphere missile that can change direction to avoid ABM systems while still reaching a target much further away and much faster than any cruise missile ever could. The video was entirely correct, they even displayed a graphic that was correct. Also as others have said there is absolutely no mention of cruise missiles anywhere in the video...
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  3234. There was nothing even remotely socialist about the Nazis other than a word added to their name to attract young disenfranchised workers. What an insult to show such ignorance on one of the best history channel on YouTube, do you learn nothing from watching Mark's videos?
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  3235. That must be why this gang were all caught then? Because it's easy to fool British cops...
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  3236. Well it's the equivalent of a small nuclear weapon at 6 kilotons.
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  3237. You can't use Europe and EU interchangeably as they are different things, Europe is twice the size of the EU - it would be like using the US and North America interchangeably.
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  3238. Grow up.
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  3239.  @PRH123  Not as unpleasant as when someone puts forth their opinion as though it is fact. Name calling might scathe you but misinformation shapes our world for the worse and that affects all of us.
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  3240. At 0:14 she looks like Mia Sara of Ferris Bueller's Day Off, another 80's/90's beauty.
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  3241. The Dutch protests are nothing to do with the current fertiliser problems. Dutch farmers are being told to cut down production so that the Netherlands can meet its quota on nitrogen emissions.
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  3242. Bulls@$t!
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  3243.  @gregorturner4753  You've mixed up two disasters there. HMS Truculent sank in the Thames estuary but the majority of fatalities were hypothermia caused by the crew abandoning the sub before help arrived. HMS Thetis sank in Liverpool docks and over 100 crew and shipbuilders suffocated when the second person to use the one-man airlock panicked and drowned leaving no other way for people to escape safely.
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  3244. The elderly have already lived their lives. They should now be minced and fed to the poor.
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  3245. Audacity? They are a TV network, they show everything.
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  3246.  @ArtemisScribe  So was I, my point was that the BBC are a TV network, they also show things that feature murder yet it's very unlikely that anyone who works there has ever committed one. Why? Because they are a TV network.. they show everything. They aren't going to stop making or showing things that feature inequality just because they aren't practitioners of it.
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  3247. It is a show, it is very clearly a trailer for a show, do you think this was slapped together by a YouTuber?
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  3248. Jurassic Park was fiction, how did no one ever tell you that?
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  3249.  @gnarthdarkanen7464  Finally showing your true colours, eh?
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  3250. Or smoking and lung cancer.
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  3251. Units 5 and 6 were in early construction when unit 4 exploded. Not sure why they opted for tower cooling though, the first four units used the adjacent lake for cooling.
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  3252. That billion is likely for the stations. A 22 mile long line could easily cost double-digit billions like the HS2 line being built in London, so that billion is likely for building the 15 to 20 top-notch stations that will be dotted along the line and making them easily accessible to high numbers of pedestrians. Also many of these stations will be crossover stations that connect the existing surface line to one of the existing subway lines and they can be large and tricky looking structures with 200 foot long escalators.
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  3253. This monstrosity could give us the answer to eliminating CO2 production.
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  3254. It could never happen, physics would not allow it.
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  3255. "You are wearing jeans!" "These old things? No, this is blue corduroy." "Levis of America.." "Who riveted that tag on there? That must be a prank."
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  3256. Not an EV fire, the fire started in the engine bay, in an EV the fire would start under the floor where the batteries are.
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  3257. Said practically no one who has ever used both.
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  3258. Actually a divorcee's payout is usually relative to time spent together, I've never heard of anyone getting half of someone's fortune after 6 months or even less than ten years.
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  3259.  @UltimateTiknut  Nice to see other rational people in the comments. 👍🏻
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  3260. True dat.
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  3261. The scene of the Magna Carta signing in 1215; because of it's significance in inspiring the US constitution it was gifted to the US with a JFK memorial built upon it.
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  3262. "A slice of bread toasted on one side" "Oefslim!" "Four whole chickens, fried" "Nowak!"
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  3263. Boss: Again, in English this time.
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  3264. Almost every empire in history was destroyed from within.
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  3265. Cops like this really need to be minced and fed to other cops as extra protein. Then it's a win-win for the community and the other cops.
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  3266. I only take my seatbelt off if I need to leave the seat, otherwise it stays on. Better safe than sorry.
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  3267. That's how I cool my RBMK.
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  3268. Welcome to the Thunderdome! Two grans enter, one gran leaves.
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  3269. You couldn't record CDs for almost a decade though, DATs allowed you to record digitally and that is why the music industry killed it off as a format.
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  3270. European Crows or "Carrion Crows" are the most intelligent birds on the planet, you can teach a trick to a parrot but a crow will only do the trick if you pay it.
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  3271. Was it Jim Carrey?
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  3272.  booh254  All I see is a woman trying to grab something.
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  3273. NYC would only be hit during an end-of-world MAD exchange, in which case there would be no need to want anything to withstand it, this building is for a limited exchange scenario and unless China and Russia fear a 50 year old aircraft carrier that is used as a museum no one will be nuking Manhattan.
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  3274.  @FENomadtrooper  Verbobyl?
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  3275. Heathrow only has two runways, as physical size goes it is a minnow compared to most other international airports. It has however been ranked the busiest at various times due to the fact the runways handle almost one landing or take off every other minute.
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  3276.  @ajmaeenmahtab8456  You don't need to see one to understand what a duck paddling with only one webbed foot would do.
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  3277.  @RoboRocker69  You could, kill switches are a thing.
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  3278. Where in the video did they say the powerline supplied power to that house? I must have missed it.
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  3279.  @MarchHare59  China isn't anywhere near war production mode, they have shipyard capacity to build 13 aircraft carriers simultaneously yet are only building two, they have more than twice the manufacturing capacity of the entirety of NATO combined. To think that they can't ramp up construction should they need to is to be as dismissive about them as the Japanese were of the US in the 1930's. Wars are won by the side that can replace losses the fastest, we learned this in WW2.
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  3280. This is Starship, those rockets that landed on their feet were Falcon, Starship is about 10x bigger and heavier than Falcon and would break any feet it tried to land on. That thing that just got grabbed out of the air is 30 feet in diameter and 240 feet high, it's the size of a small skyscraper and you could fit the statue of liberty inside it.
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  3281. Everyone can do their bit and if you're driving an offroad vehicle that you will never take offroad in your life then you are not doing your bit.
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  3282. Trust but verify!
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  3283. Mmmmmm soup. I MEAN NOODLES!
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  3284. I prefer the modern method, Fegelein, like most Nazis, deserved to be punished rather than killed. And before you say something silly and religious like "death is a punishment", it is not, a dead person feels nothing, death is just an end - that is why most people who know they will spend the rest of their life in jail tend to kill themselves before letting themselves be caught, it's an escape.
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  3285. The amount of people suffering from simple fatigue who clog up the NHS would require more than two nurses to solve so these 'idiot pamphlets' as we call them in the industry (incidentally aimed at folks like you, J) are cheaper, much cheaper. Maths not your strongpoint huh?
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  3286. "You said these batteries last 6 hours, I'm only getting 20 minutes from mine..." "Stop fucking kayaking down rapids then, genius!"
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  3287. 10.5 years for killing 502 people, and yet folks like to criticise European sentences? Lee Joon deserved to spend the rest of his life in solitary confinement with no light.
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  3288. Not knowing the origin I can understand but the purpose should have been something you could work out for yourself by the time you were 12 - it's a door that can be opened by anyone so they don't die from something. Another clue being that "crash bars" are often attached to "fire exits".
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  3289. Crikey! That would chaff.
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  3290. That's exactly what it is, 100 years ago you'd be taken out back and shot for siding with an enemy of the state, but today we have to make sure she's not left stateless? There's a lot of human rights legislation that even as a liberal really pisses me off. She made her bed, and she found it comfy while it was working for her...
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  3291. I have to assume that Modi and the rest of his government enjoy India having the title of "Rape capital of the world" or else he would do something. You guys do know that every time one of your women is gang raped it makes international news? Not really something that helps your tourist industry.
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  3292.  can you see me  That's odd, because according to my history books the great depression peaked in 1929 during one of the highest crime rates the US has ever seen. Now I'll wait patiently for you to blame that on prohibition and being nothing to do with people having no money. Or maybe you'll call it something exotic like "the Capone anomaly".
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  3293. We had these all over the UK up until the 80's, there are still many abandoned police boxes around the country. In one of the first episodes of Doctor Who the Doctor's ship, or TARDIS, takes on the appearance of one in order to not stand out in the middle of a British city in the middle of the 1960s, but a fault in its "chameleon circuit" meant that it got trapped in that shape forever.
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  3294. Chopped liver? He's delusional, take him to the infirmary!
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  3295. As a message not to pour oil down a drain.
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  3296.  @flamingfrancis  They stop your hand slipping off the end.
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  3297. With Unreal Engine 5 being capable of almost photorealistic graphics it just makes me excited for the games we'll see over the next decade. A game based on the movie Poseidon would be fantastic.
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  3298. Oddly enough we don't do that for any of our other rivers, you never hear firth of Tay or firth of Clyde, etc
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  3299.  @alangardner8596  No, that would be a UN law, an international law is any law between two or more nations. When you take an international flight to the US does it land at every country? The word literally means "between nations".
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  3300. The word is 'have', not 'of'. If more people had been armed then New Zealand would have dozens and dozens of mass shootings every year like the godless United States - instead this is the first one since 2013. The ability to stop one bad guy with a gun becomes utterly meaningless when every other week a good guy with a gun snaps and decides to kill 20 people...
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  3301. Your hero is about to be imprisoned in a right wing state, I'd love to see how you blame the left for this. Happy New Year, minority.
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  3302.  @Patrick-857  "Humans doing what humans do, which is compete for survival, while having no regard for fellow members of their community in the process." There, I fixed the mistake that you clearly knew was there.
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  3303. Who's to say those aren't regular sized Hula Hoops and everything else in the room is just 75% smaller? Never assume, Alex.
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  3304.  @Shmey  I remember that episode of Mayday, that plane never stood a chance once those oxygen generators ignited.
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  3305. It was artificial though, everywhere the ancient Egyptians went they created irrigation channels for their crops and plants, as soon as they left an area the desert took it back. There are ancient abandoned cities all along the Nile that would have been filled with greenery a few thousand years ago but are now just filled with sand.
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  3306. It's Chechnya, they've seen bigger explosions.
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  3307.  @stephenfowlie742  Ditto, 'mon the referendum!
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  3308. Someone who doesn't want to see the dead get ground up into bonemeal and baked into cakes? Just a thought.
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  3309. They all do.
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  3310. With that logic you could do away with subs altogether and just rely on ICBM's, but travelling a few thousand kilometres takes time (even with a rocket) and you want to give your enemy as little time as possible to either counter your missiles or launch a retaliatory attack. If a sub launched it's missiles off the coast of New Jersey it could destroy Washington DC, NYC, Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and all inside ten minutes. Though the Russians changed their doctrine in the 70's from creeping the eastern seaboard in quiet subs to hiding under the arctic ice sheets in double-hulled subs capable of ramming through thick ice. It wasn't SOSUS that caused them to change tactics though, it was regular AWACS flights - subs cannot go very deep and so if you are high enough up you can not only see them with your eyes as long black whales, but you can also pick up their noise and heat with sensors, and because they can still be seen by AWACS at their maximum dive depth it means they can't run or hide from AWACS, once found their patrol is over and they will have to let someone else try.
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  3311. Quarantine in the past meant a period relative to the incubation period of the pathogen, it was never a solid 40 days, it has always been a dynamic period of time.
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  3312. Probably because if I'm having a heart attack the last thing on my mind is to turn off my camera.
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  3313. Only the most stupid person on the planet would think a no deal brexit would be anything but disastrous, we'd be hanging ourselves.
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  3314.  @Zandouc  It doesn't matter what you or other people think, what matters is the law in that country.
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  3315. Fast Action Radiation Team.
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  3316. Why would you want to use satellites to transfer data between data centres? The latency would be enormous.
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  3317.  @chrisemerson7743  No, I'm just familiar with the well known fact that coastal waters don't tend to have 30 feet tall waves like seas and oceans do. Unless you missed the point where they stated that the ferry was not designed for use in deep water, it was designed to cross straits and channels where the highest waves are no more than 10 feet. Thus the design of the ferry was perfectly adequate had it been only used where it was meant to be used - in places like the English channel or the Bosphorus Strait.
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  3318. You can still use AD and BC in your religious videos, just don't force it on us atheists.
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  3319.  @CombatVetMamaOEF  I don't know of any, there have been several famous airship disasters but none with blimps as far as I'm aware.
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  3320.  @tl4633  Said no one ever.
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  3321. It's the Asgard embassy.
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  3322.  @dragoonTT  Agreed. Our minds are exceptional, to choose not to use them just seems like insanity to me - I hope one day we become a more rational, logical people. If we can't do it ourselves with education then I'd love for us to make contact with intelligent life in the universe, that would be a boot up the arse that might unite us and stop us squabbling over trivial things like who is right and who is wrong.
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  3323.  @carlhartwell7978  Except you and I live in countries that have constitutions stopping anything like that from happening. Donnie Trumpet would have given his left nut to turn the USA into his own personal "I'm the king forever and liberals can suck ass" empire but even he could not manage it. Facebook knows what your favourite snack is but you're afraid of letting the US have a database of ne-er-do-wells?
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  3324. And dye the water red, white and blue.
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  3325. There are ways, there is just no way that isn't expensive.
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  3326. Yes you did, you can now plug a hole in a sailboat. Or make a hole in dirt that has the perfect dimensions for a small potted plant.
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  3327. Likely the electrical output of the alternator which powers everything else, they are quite big on trucks in order to power refrigeration units.
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  3328. After Horatio Hornblower no doubt.
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  3329.  @pforce9  Going from zero atmospheres to 1 atmosphere gradually is nothing at all like going from 1 atmosphere to 400 atmospheres in milliseconds. Aboard Columbia the time between plasma entering the craft and the breakup of the craft was around three minutes, and the cause was velocity rather than temperature or pressure, the plasma entering the craft and the atmosphere escaping it were not the biggest dangers to the crew, the biggest danger was an object travelling at mach 14 losing it's aerodynamic shape and turning into a shuttle-ite shower as it disintegrated.
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  3330. The tape does not store the directions, it only has the audio recorded on it - the same audio that you could use anywhere in the world since "turn left in 50 yards" and "turn right at the next junction" can be used anywhere. The directions are stored in the device under the dashboard.
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  3331. It probably is the same Richard as he has hosted a few Mythbusters-like shows in the UK. Brainiacs: Science Abuse being the most well known.
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  3332.  Triple H  Nice of you to derail a thread for no reason.
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  3333. 3:09 This is where I stood my ground against a military chopper while on my way to the Lambda Complex.
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  3334. Yes, she sleepwalked.
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  3335. They didn't release anything that the governments and agencies of Earth don't already know.
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  3336. I never knew police were there to stop you from being inconvenienced, thanks Xtopher! I'll make sure to call them the next time I'm left on hold for too long during a call.
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  3337.  @the_jukeproject  The facts don't align with what you say, Trump shat on the US economy from a height, just because he told you it was good doesn't mean it was. It's called lying.
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  3338.  @spacecube8561  How much is above sea level is irrelevant when discussing length over height. Mount Everest is the highest mountain on Earth, but it's not the tallest, that would be Mauna Kea in Hawaii.
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  3339. Lucky she wasn't born into Scientology, they would have attached her up to one of their tech gadgets and asked her questions about a turtle on it's back baking in the sun.
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  3340. Fronto temporal dementia affects middle-aged folk, Robin Williams was only around 57 when he was diagnosed.
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  3341.  @nickname8619  How can you tell any of the folks above you are British?
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  3342.  @davidcox3076  When I was a kid I remember finding a burned out washing machine and when I tipped it over there was a small hardened puddle of metal that looked like a piece of the T-1000 from Terminator 2. That was the day I not only learned that some metals really could liquify but that there was some of those metals inside a washing machine. That shiny pancake made for a nifty souvenir.
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  3343.  @kristapetit6622  You need to learn to count because your numbers do not work.
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  3344. Indeed, after Piper Alpha they got the derogatory nickname 'Accidental'.
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  3345.  @TinLeadHammer  That's a good one, I wrote it down.
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  3346. Buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-buh-bananashark!
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  3347. And what was he supposed to do? Use magic? When strong winds get hold of a container ship it will go where the wind wants it to go, it's nothing but a giant flat sail on both sides.
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  3348. Mother -:"He was a good son, the best! A straight-A student who would never hurt a fl.." Cops -:"We have camera footage!" Mother -:"Darn it!"
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  3349. It slides right through you.
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  3350.  @marccpaige  Aww, you might have lots of little Roombas one day, like in *batteries not included.
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  3351. This disaster is what led to the US implementing LOTO earlier than intended.
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  3352. Technology however doesn't and the first completely unmanned factories are already being built.
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  3353. It wasn't really about backdrafts, though it did feature them, the movie was about an arsonist targetting firefighters. Good movie.
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  3354.  @johndickson435  In 1941 the US Navy was considered green by most of the world's powers and yet by 1945 it was unrivalled even by the British, a lot can happen in a short time and the point is that China's shipbuilding capabilities absolutely and utterly dwarf those of the US so if total war ever broke out they could replace every lost ship with 20 more while every lost US ship would be a major blow. It wouldn't matter if the ships China built were made of spaghetti, the point is they would be able to build them, and nothing teaches a nation more about building and crewing a ship like the baptism of war.
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  3355. If it's hard for the chip show owners to get their hands on spuds then it's not going to be any easier for joe public.
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  3356. No it won't, you think people will wait 100 years and just standby watching something fall apart? There are already bridges designed to flex and stretch with Earthquakes and bridges and tunnels that get adjusted every 5 or 10 years to accommodate shrinkage or stretching. You don't give enough credit to the intelligence of your species.
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  3357.  @PolarShine_  Civility and mobs are mutually exclusive, a populist leader has no need to be civil because he has the mob behind him. The first thing Hitler did in Germany was burn down the seat of government to disperse his opponents, if you asked a Tommy Robinson supporter what the best use for our parliament would be they would say "kindling".
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  3358. Like an ROV for space?
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  3359. Betowolf, don't make shit up, I've drank 2 liters of vodka inside a day, how am I not dead having done what you state is impossible?
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  3360.  @thenewfireguy5658  No, I'm fairly sure he must be thinking of some other big thing that is happening on that day...
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  3361. Our stubborn streak is probably why Brits have invented, discovered or pioneered more things than just about any other nation. All you need is a garden shed and an idea.
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  3362.  @jeanbethencourt1506  Oh look, an anonymous account spouting nonsense. Don't see that on here much.
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  3363. If you watch the Animatrix you will see that the machines only turned on humans after we tried to destroy them, twice, and that imprisoning us in the Matrix was only partly to do with electricity production as the machines knew that we had to be dealt with but they did not want to wipe us out. I don't fear A.I., I fear the idiots who will inevitably try to destroy it out of fear because they are the ones who will get us destroyed.
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  3364.  @beepthemeep12  Most carriers are nuclear and will never get anywhere remotely close to their top speed because if they did they would leave their escorts behind and become a target. 22kts is the typical flank speed of a battlegroup.
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  3365. Those ships are neither big nor battleships, are you sure it isn't you that is under the influence?
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  3366. Cats and dogs are sentient, I believe you are thinking of sapient, science-fiction confuses those two words more than it does cryonics and cryogenics. The definitions of both are disputed but sentience is usually defined as the ability to feel physical sensations such as pain or mental sensations such as fear, so starfish and up or regular fish and up depending on who you talk to. Sapience is self awareness and high intelligence. Pretty much anything we consider to be an animal is sentient but only humans and possibly chimpanzees are sapient. And dolphins if you talk to a crackpot. Someone said once that If you put something in front of a mirror and it immediately recognises itself then it's sapient and understands reflection.
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  3367. Someone's had a glass of sherry. Or four.
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  3368.  @chdreturns  Why are you watching this video then? NASCAR isn't much different to endurance racing, cars are going around a simple track always turning in the same direction.
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  3369. The only impression that was underwhelming for me was the Ben Elton one, he had the mannerisms down but the voice was way off. Otherwise Steve is one of the best impressionists of his time.
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  3370. Are we sure Mexico drives on the same side as the US? Because every time there is one of these wrong-way crashes the driver has a Mexican surname. Just a harmless observation.
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  3371.  @QCUEZ  The definition of long is relative.
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  3372. That must have been very early in their adoption when 5.25 floppies were still popular because I've used the 3.5 "stiff" floppies since around 1989 and they were always known as floppies. In fact the first time I saw a 5.25 drive and disks used on a computer in my school I was fascinated with the fact that there were floppy disks that were in fact truly floppy 🤣
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  3373.  @arconeagain  Such an underrated comment.
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  3374. Maybe the critics, being critics, have learned to suspend their disbelief instead of checking every single tiny detail against their "Bumper Book of Naval Facts"?
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  3375.  @Smokie1523  No, it's god's honest truth. Old bangers are perfect because they have dozens of little air-tight compartments like fluid tanks, crumple zones and plastic compartments. A sinking car makes a lot of noise as it descends due to those little air pockets imploding and so an old hunk of junk car has great value as a sonar target. I can't remember if they discovered it by accident or if they just wanted to try it out but when testing the sonar on a new sub they push old cars over the side of a surface ship and the sub below tries to track it and calibrate their hydrophones against it as it descends and pops. In one of James Cameron's documentary's called either 'Aliens of the Deep' or 'Ghosts of the Abyss' they are trying to find an old US submarine at the bottom of the ocean and the team gets pissed off because every time they detect a magnetic signature at the bottom it turns out to be an old Cadillac or a Chevrolet from one of these tests. They find a car graveyard 2 miles below the Pacific.
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  3376.  @TheMark1840  That's why you pull the oar in, if something is drowning you try to get it into or on your boat, you don't hold it 4 feet from you.
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  3377. Fingers crossed anyway.
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  3378. Whatever justifies your thoughts about her.
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  3379. Magnetic Levitation, the train does not touch the tracks so less resistance means higher speeds. I too wouldn't mind a video about it though and it's the sort of thing the B1M does.
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  3380. Jamieson, why would we agree? We don't use the word 'rock' for stones in the UK. We call them stones...
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  3381. Easy. You just remember that if 200,000 people suddenly started heading home there would be no chance of any ambulances reaching the stadium.
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  3382.  @nootstoroots8068  2,129 people who mostly died from disease, hunger or exposure to the elements due to 6 years of trying to survive in an area with no electricity, gas, clean water or sanitation. If you were accustomed to a modern way of living but refused to evacuate when all of your utilities and buildings were lost you would likely accidentally kill yourself within the first year by eating a poisonous fruit or plant, just like Christopher McCandless did.
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  3383. Spain, Japan and Italy are not cities.
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  3384. Just got a flashback of playing Dan Dare 3 on the ZX Spectrum in 1991, it was a Sunday and we returned to school the following day. Talk about vivid.
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  3385. Communism has never been properly implemented on a large scale as it is often hijacked by powermongers very early on and just turned into a dictatorship.
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  3386. You're way off context... All of the stuff she has posted are from months and years back, they were included just to show how hypocritical her actions over the past 24hrs now are.
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  3387. She makes a shit ton of money by offending folk, it's all an act - read some of her columns in the Express where she attacks random things just to stir up a bit of hate. Also I hope your real name is Brian or Kevin because she would see someone with a name like yours locked up in Guantanamo, but you do you, sport! Be the Jew that supported the Nazis, it's your life.
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  3388.  @wolfiemuse  He is on a channel that has nothing whatsoever to do with SSniperwolf so no, it isn't criticism, it's hate. If I'm criticising BMW but I'm in a Mercedes dealership then that criticism isn't going to reach Mercedes and so it's not criticism, it's just negativity aka hate. You don't go to Pizza Hut to complain about your McNuggets...
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  3389. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  3390. Nah, we did that for a few thousand years, it wasn't very prosperous and it just led to countries attacking each other for resources every other decade.
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  3391.  @Gone_Gaming0  Because it actually was a gas explosion.
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  3392. Because someone reported it, it gets read by a human, human deems it unacceptable, human deletes it.
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  3393. Sterilising goods with a nuclear source is a bit like pasteurising milk, if you heat milk up it curdles so instead you quickly alternate between extreme heat and extreme cold in order to kill any bacteria without cooking the milk. Irradiation is similar, you blast the product with extremely high-but-short doses to kill the bacteria without 'cooking' the product.
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  3394.  @soosyjodd3313  Christine?
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  3395.  @MrDanisve  Someone should have told you by now that Norway is not in the EU.
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  3396. And even the Brits did more work to it than the Egyptians did, but spread that ignorance far and wide.
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  3397. Yes, our minesweeping ships were instrumental in battling the Taliban in that land-locked country.
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  3398. Before or after the Bear and Dragon rip them apart?
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  3399.  @seanthe100  Reacting rather than planning ahead has nothing whatsoever to do with the age of a city or culture. "Comparing X to Y" seems to be the go-to excuse for conservative Americans when people point out a shortfall or critique something, maybe if you spent less time making excuses and more time acting you wouldn't need to make said excuses in the first place?
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  3400. Also never, ever, leave someone behind to watch the rear if there are sharks, bears or wolves in the vicinity - it triggers the straggler effect in any large predator who will see the straggler as an opportunity.
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  3401. Beijing doesn't have enough jurisdiction over Hong Kong yet.
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  3402.  @mitte90  I just Googled "private healthcare in Sweden" and it exists just like it does in every other European nation so might I ask why you don't pay for something that you supposedly would love to pay for?
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  3403. "It's not there. The middle section is gone!" "They're delusional, take them to the infirmary!"
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  3404.  @CORYSart  Were you just recommended the job because you needed work or because someone already recognised that you had the skills to do it? The reason I ask is because deep divers earn very good money and they are taught very well beforehand about the dangers. It can be a very lucrative job if someone thought you had the skills to do it.
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  3405.  @MrRuination  Because they are idiots who hate facts.
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  3406. Cried wolf? You'll need to remind me what you mean by that, the WHO track record with pathogens has been spot on since the 60's.
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  3407. "because that can [strange face thing] a terrible problem"?
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  3408. That's what Ukraine did with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, he was a comedian similar in style to Jonathan who ran for president as a joke and he won by a landslide. He's now the president and Putin hates him because he tells the truth and insults him.
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  3409.  @Goats_  Everyday life. Most road signs are in both kilometres and miles, we buy soda in metric but milk, beer and some other stuff is in pints. And fuel is in gallons... We actually have three systems in the UK, metric, imperial and antiquated (aka ye olde English), for instance when it comes to weight we don't use kilograms/metric or pounds/imperial, we use stones. 1 stone being exactly 14 pounds or 6.3 kilograms. The government started to decimalise the country in the 1960's and it's still ongoing 60 years later, either it is going really slow or it has stalled at some point and so the goal of replacing two archaic systems with a modern system has instead left us with a mish-mash of three different systems.
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  3410. Well now that Sri Lanka has a new leader they can tell the world how evil we are.
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  3411. It's sad that the US, Canada and the state of Michigan can't sue Manuel Moroun's family and estate for the billions in lost revenue he cost them during the last 20 years of his life.
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  3412. The Elizabethan age comes to an end.
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  3413.  @osirisandilio  "To protect me from your attempts to get money out of me I'm going to give it to you voluntarily on a regular basis over a decade for no reason." -The one born every minute. "Well, that is certainly your prerogative, sir" -P.T. Barnum
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  3414.  @meelodeshmeeelo2034  I'm not talking about the OP, I'm talking about the first guy who replied to him. ‘no true Scotsman…’ geffel was correcting the OP by saying no true Scotsman would ever use that phrase. Have you just joined the conversation half-way in?
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  3415. The current situation where millions of people have to take a 100 mile detour all the time is the scar, this tunnel will be corrective surgery.
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  3416.  @shespeakssoftly  Why are you thanking him?
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  3417.  @MrChopsticktech  I think they meant as in dark humour, calling an engine that fell in a river taking 70 people with it "The Diver" is as dark as humour gets 🤣
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  3418. I'm guessing 99.9% of the comments are from Americans since everyone is using the word season over series.
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  3419. By the time it is finished 16,000t cruise ships will be obsolete. Build it large enough for 80,000t ships and it'll cost twice as much but it'll be future-proofed for a century.
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  3420. The Flatiron has only been empty for just over three years though.
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  3421.  @mboiko  Nothing to do with cheap labour, it's all to do with aging populations and low birth rates. You only have to look at Russia and the eastern European nations - no migrants taken in and everyone is losing their pensions because their economies can no longer afford to pay them. I suggest you stick to subjects you have knowledge of.
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  3422. No Russian pilot ever let their kid "play with flight controls", a Russian pilot did however let his kid hold controls he believed to be disabled due to his unfamiliarity with western planes.
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  3423. It's not nice if you ARE the common enemy though.
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  3424.  @mortalwombat78  You keep believing that, hahaha.
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  3425. Sure it wasn't an aortic aneurysm? To be born with a brain aneurysm involves astronomical odds.
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  3426. They've only been in charge three weeks, Janet, for fuck sake! The tories did nothing for 14 damned years...
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  3427. Though he didn't do it at 0:07 or 1:39 which both feature an unrelated nuclear power plant.
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  3428.  @Enzo187  Fluoride is good for teeth but bad for the brain.
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  3429. That's not fair, I've met some Americans that I've liked. Though it is rare.
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  3430.  @balaclava8237  Monte Carlo Casino on the Speccy, 8 year old me became quite a dabhand at Poker and Blackjack.
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  3431. 16 in Germany.
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  3432. Except the Seawolf-class was designed to be leagues ahead of the Los Angeles-class. The SOD for an LA-class is around 300m so they were likely tested to around 410m and, due to their lower grade of steel, estimated to crush by 500m or 550m.
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  3433.  @bmused55  It's not even an any time seeing as the investigation never protected the helicopter and Airbus voluntarily made changes to them.
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  3434.  @devinmcgroot7560  Then why do countries with the harshest prison conditions always have the highest crime rates? By your logic the worst conditions for a caught criminal should surely mean lower crime rates, but it doesn't.
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  3435.  @juliogonzo2718  It's irrelevant what caught fire first, the point is still the same - the bus started smoking from underneath and passers by told the driver. The driver got everyone off the bus and someone or other called the fire department. A few minutes later the fire reached the batteries and the bus went up. Gasoline buses have done the exact same via ruptured fuel pipes, overheated engine manifolds and a myriad of other reasons. You are just under the mistaken belief that this perfectly working bus just went BANG!! and suddenly became dangerous - it did not. It caught fire and the fire eventually reached a combustible material.
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  3436. The CO2 layer acts as it's own mirror so heat would simply bounce between the desert surface and the CO2 in the sky, but remain in the atmosphere warming the planet still. That's why they call it a greenhouse gas, it reflects the same part of the spectrum that glass does (infrared) keeping the heat inside.
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  3437. I think someone might be a Sensitive Sally!
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  3438. Doesn't pottery lead to ceremonial burial and eventually the discovery of horses as a resource?
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  3439. In those days customer meant nobility, the only way a member of the working class would get near an airship would be to work on one.
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  3440.  @tombreault1096  I would hardly say it was 'poorly written', had Carrie placed a comma directly after the word died and then a full stop after the word yesterday it would have been grammatically perfect. @Dahmer_Jeff, ironically, included three times as many mistakes despite saying fewer than ten words.
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  3441. Heavy equipment is placed along the keel, on a diesel boat this would be the banks of batteries but on a nuclear boat I assume it's the gas bottles that store all of the compressed air.
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  3442. Imagine you're playing on a swing and a bunch of creatures come along and spoil your fun.
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  3443. Nothing needs done to the grid, we have one of the best grids in western Europe, it's power generation that needs upgraded because more than 30% of our electricity comes from nuclear and all those reactors have less than 10 years to live.
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  3444. 2:58 I knew Sean Locke wasn't dead!! I knew it! He just wanted to get away from the spotlight so he could enjoy his hobby of throwing poison-tipped gliders at poor people!
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  3445.  @Seattle206723  Consecutive sentences all stem from the same trial, i.e. they were brought about by the same prosecutor at the same time as a way to seek justice for multiple victims or to stack multiple crimes. Ergo, even if you've been sentenced to 6 life sentences you can theoretically go free if you successfully appeal just one of them - as appealing just one charge can bring the entire case into question. Concurrent sentences on the other hand are when the prosecution brings about a second trial either for different crimes or for the same crimes but sponsored by a different plaintiff. Or even just by the same prosecutor months down the line in an attempt to ensure you stay locked up. A concurrent sentence is sought in the off chance you can weasel out of your original sentence. The pros of a concurrent sentence is that if the primary sentence gets appealed or thrown out the secondary sentence stands and the person remains incarcerated unless they successfully appeal that one to. The cons of a concurrent sentence is that it is served concurrently along side the primary so if you get sentenced to 17 years and 12 years you won't be in prison for 29 years you will only serve 17. So it's a gamble that prosecutors have to toy with, if they have an open-and-shut case they will go for consecutive charges, but if they think they are on thin ice then they will look for concurrent charges in the hopes that if one falls through the other sticks.
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  3446.  @memawknowsbest4978  Any dust, absolutely any dust, is an explosion hazard simply because dust by it's very nature has the largest surface ratio of any thing in existence and your surface is your contact with air (which contains oxygen). The more surface something has the more oxygen it can absorb when ignited and a dust particle is a tiny orb with surface on every side. This means that even metal or stone particles can absorb huge amounts of oxygen when heated and it can make them combust. Dust explosions are a common danger in every facet of industry so great measures are taken (or should be taken) to remove dust from the air in places where there is an ignition risk. This doesn't mean that when you dust an old piece of furniture you are at risk of setting yourself on fire, the dust in industrial environments is far denser than anything you could ever create when you dust an old table or enter an attic. The amount of dust required for combustion to be possible would have to literally be a cloud of dust and even then it would still require a naked flame to ignite it.
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  3447. That has been said of your defence budget and warmongering for 50 years.
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  3448.  @grahammarshall7729  He was elected, he was elected by members of the party that people like you put in power 13 years ago.
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  3449. There is an ego, and a superego and an id, they are the three parts of the human psyche.
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  3450.  @limatwotango6964  I like how you eventually decided to just get some kip in the footwell. 🤣 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wh6f-NXBzso
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  3451. @Paige Lambert Anglo-American is a thing.
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  3452.  @ltisenotem  They know, they are just being nasty because they are a lowlife.
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  3453.  @danbatesy5492  Is this the same Taliban who during the Russian invasion of Afghanistan feared only the Hind and referred to them as "flying tanks" and "tigers of the sky"? That Taliban?
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  3454.  @indahooddererste  Centuries? We are building generation 3 reactors, where do you think the first generation and the second generation are if it takes centuries to remove them?
    2
  3455. So that parallel universe now has 50x more people than it had and now half of all the people in that universe have a doppelganger from our universe eating up all their resources?
    2
  3456. There is a new airlift in the works to fill the EU's need for a bird of the C-17 size called the SATOC, Strategic-something-something-Oversized-Cargo, the Ukraine war has accelerated the need for one.
    2
  3457.  @pamrizo7771  Doctors take an oath so even in the event that they did know you were a donor beforehand they would still fight like hell to save you, at least in any developed country, also if they were ever found out to be letting people die they would go to prison for it.
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  3458. China does that with their "Underground Great Wall" network - 3,000 miles of subterranean highways and caverns that they use to hide and move mobile launchers around the country, it was their answer to the static silos of the US and Russia which they deemed obsolete seeing as satellites can spot silos.
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  3459. Instead of changing how the gun safe unlocks, how about just not putting it in the part of the vehicle that houses criminals? Just a thought.
    2
  3460. As Above, So Below: A rather good found-footage horror movie set in the Paris catacombs details some of the secret groups that have called that place their home over the years.
    2
  3461. More than 90% of the 'shit' in orbit is found at a very specific altitude, if you build your industries at a different altitude you will be fine. The ISS is below this altitude, it costs NASA and their partners a fortune in fuel to keep boosting the station any time it is in danger of falling into the atmosphere but that cost is much cheaper than taking the risk of placing the station a thousand miles higher where it could be in the danger zone of impacts. Now any sort of industry would likely be magnitudes larger than the ISS so they would have to exist much much higher than where the ISS currently is so you would have the ISS below the debris fields but the factories above the debris fields.
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  3462. If you don't time stamp the moment you are trying to correct it makes your correction meaningless as I don't recall either of the narrators saying that to scatter the convoy was the biggest naval disaster of WW2.
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  3463. "Now, you listen to me, Picard..."
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  3464. The far right are rarely well educated, an intelligent person doesn't get angry and blame X group for their failings.
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  3465.  @vidsarchive  I wouldn't mention irony as he clearly already gets confused by sarcasm.
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  3466.  @crusher9z9  You are exhibit A when it comes to indoctrination.
    2
  3467. Birmingham gets most of them being situated in the midlands.
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  3468. For good reason.
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  3469.  @Oscar4u69  Think the guy is having some sort of medical episode.
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  3470. You could say the same of the Boeing 747.
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  3471. They were arrested, the police can only arrest someone if they are on site at the location and can't do it from inside their cars on the highway.
    2
  3472. Any time they want to differentiate between the internet and the web, the former coming online in 1969 and the latter in 1991.
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  3473. *graveyard shift
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  3474.  @user-ow1bc4sx2r  It would create it's own heat as it expanded, hydrogen doesn't like to be a liquid at sea level.
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  3475. No, both are based on books.
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  3476. This is a very ironic comment seeing as we on the left view the right as being fearful of everything, government, foreigners, progress, A.I., science, dyed hair, aliens, a tennis ball that isn't yellow, you name it and the right have aimed a pitchfork at it. So nice one, Dennis, thanks for the chuckle! 😂
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  3477. Maybe someone's feeding them, this happened with stray cats where I live and it later emerged that an old lady was feeding them. Have they checked the jungle for elderly women carrying bananas?
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  3478. Oooh, a react video, Make it so, Devin!
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  3479.  @ameliawilder28  Except when those people are caught they get charged and typically jail time so I have zero problems with them choosing to break the law and drive without a license - it gets them rmeoved from society for a few years.
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  3480.  @vincentconti3633  We didn't know that at the time though, at one point several of the organs in our body were thought to be vestigial just because we had not yet learned their purpose, ironically fecal transplants today are mainly used on people who have had their appendix removed.
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  3481. It's the end of the beginning.
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  3482. @Flynn Spunks He knows exactly about the real world, he knows that most ambulances arrive within minutes despite what the Daily Mail shits out.
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  3483. Standing up to Russia won't lead to the country going down the shitter because we don't depend on Russia for our survival. Common sense, try it. Or do you think everything we have in this country grows on trees? We do two thirds of our trading with the EU and they know it as well as we do, so when they are good and ready to let us know what shitty ripoff trade deal we will be allowed we will grab it with both hands and say thank you because it will still be better than importing everything from Peru or Vietnam, we voted for Brexit, Brussels didn't - they have all the cards and always have done.
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  3484. Crikey as a word here in the UK (and I imagine Australia too) is an expression of disbelief. It's the sort of thing you'd say if you saw a petite lady down an entire pint of beer in one go or if the goalkeeper in a football (soccer) game scored a goal. You would say "Crikey! I didn't see that coming.." "Julie had the scan and apparently we're having octuplets." "Crikey, mate!"
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  3485. Ironically the largest ship in history went through about 6 names, though in all fairness it did sink three times and was raised twice.
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  3486.  @daizenmarcurio  5'8 and 5'10 they are, makes him an inch taller than me and I've never been called short, I've just never been called tall either, haha 😂
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  3487.  @pavarottiaardvark3431  I prefer the term "jump rotor" 😉
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  3488. Give it a chance, it's not even finished on British Tv yet.
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  3489. Beer. Can.
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  3490. You don't think it is that challenging to catch something larger than the statue of liberty as it drops from the sky?
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  3491. We won't be like any of them though, they all have 193 trading partners and if we leave without a deal we will have zero trading partners. Hospitals will be out of drugs within 4 days...
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  3492. Well obviously, Oceangate's submarine goes around 145 times deeper than this one. Or did until it popped.
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  3493.  @phil4986  Ahh, I apologise, I thought you meant the moment when the commanding pilot left the cockpit and let his backup have the left seat - the backup being the father of the two kids. In the video the highest ranking pilot was the one who took the rest break and he was referred to in the video as the commanding pilot.
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  3494. It's getting more and more expensive to make games so more and more publishers are afraid of trying anything new or changing something that already works. At least we have indie studios though, they still try new things.
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  3495.  @sharpvidtube  Jenny Powell for me.
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  3496. What's with the title? Isn't Margot Robbie in the entire movie?
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  3497.  @spfdff  Yes, but he's not a murderer. [random emoji to show my level of maturity]
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  3498. Gérard Depardieu left France for Russia ten years ago.
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  3499.  @kemp10  It beats Toozdays.
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  3500.  @rakijr9176  Attention.
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  3501.  @sgtfcamp67  There is a huge difference between someone calling you names for a couple of weeks because they don't like you and someone calling you names every week of your life because of something you can't change. "Sticks and stones" is something you say to a kid who is being mocked because of their new haircut, it's not something you say to someone who is being denigrated every day because of their colour, sexuality or disability and who is having their self esteem ripped out, because contrary to right-wing beliefs name-calling can hurt people if it is relentless. The number of children that commit suicide proves that.
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  3502. mo libe den um do dooo doorooroo mo lib den um do dooroo dooo
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  3503. If a fire fighter or police officer was injured due to negligence on behalf of their employer then they would, and generally do, sue their employer. The producers screwed up a shot endangering their performer and then to add insult to injury they dropped her on the scrapheap. I hope you have the same attitude when it's your own family member who gets a catastrophic injury from someone else's negligence.
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  3504.  @samuellejohannes3988  Then he will rarely be out of prison, problem solved either way.
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  3505.  @robinrodger9566  I can imagine that happening if you get forwarded to a specific department, but then if you are just calling for information or to check up on something you should never use the emergency number to do so. If you call 999 for an emergency you do not get harassed with a dozen questions so stop pretending you were a cop.
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  3506. Do you have a sloth locating device?
    2
  3507. How come? The second camera would not catch any new details it would just stretch frames from the first camera across many frames on the second camera.
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  3508. In 2012 we had all the phones internet etc... it was only 8 years ago dude :/
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  3509. "What ever next?" You think being in a gang is a new thing? 🤣
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  3510. Because the Germans would just sink it in the Atlantic and the Japanese would sink anything that survived in the Pacific.
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  3511. I thought the same but this is what the police would do to let people work safely.
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  3512. Wow, I had always assumed Nick Park ran Aardman, I'm guessing he was just one of their big signings.
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  3513. Actually no, the Russian carrier is ancient and comparable to the Type 001 - this is the Type 003, completely different. Though you'd know that if you bothered to watch the video.
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  3514.  @paulgibbons2320  You're a clueless teen, Paul, grow the fuck up. Only an absolute moron would compare the UK to China or Russia when it comes to censorship or regulations.
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  3515. It is the same X-ray as the dentist, we can't see those either without an exposure plate.
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  3516. WEll you're not likely to find any cartels or narcos in Europe is why.
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  3517. Damn, Margot Kidder was hot in the day.
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  3518.  @AtheistOrphan  You think Jesus is mythical? He is the most documented human of his generation, trumping even Julius Caesar, if he is mythical then it was one hell of a conspiracy considering how many people were aware of him and met him.
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  3519. EMPs also have a radius of several miles and shut down everything, a wee bit overkill, no? Unless you've been playing too much Deus Ex and think EMP grenades really exist.
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  3520. The statue never straddled the harbour, that is just a myth.
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  3521. Is this from China's lunar missions or the Mars missions?
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  3522.  @sarahjackson1860  Only about 40% of the troops on D-day were green. When the US started sending forces to Europe in 1943 the British insisted that they join other campaigns in the Balkans and north Africa because Eisenhower wanted to go straight for France and the Brits knew that the two US beaches would be a massacre if everyone on them was straight out of boot camp.
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  3523. "Don't go in there, no one sleeps in there!!" I was half expecting them tae find a dozen migrants sleepin' in a cupboard, or a deid prozzie.
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  3524. To be fair that stadium being built in LA is probably the greatest sports stadium design in history, it makes this one look bland in comparison.
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  3525. The fact you chose to emphasise the word 'he' to describe a trans woman gives me a fair idea why you were shouted at, if you aren't tolerant don't expect to be tolerated. We all share this big blue marble.
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  3526. Not sure if you are being serious but I'll bite. The ISS is in a constant state of falling and so the heavier you make it the faster it falls and the more often they need to boost it back up into a safer orbit. To make a 'space elevator' feasible you would need an anchor (the space station) that is heavier than the entire weight of the elevator and travelling fast enough around the planet that the centrifugal force offsets the weight of the elevator pulling it down.
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  3527. One of those is about a guy with a developmental disorder, another is about a guy being possessed by the dead... good stuff...
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  3528.  @leodurkin8539  Please don't procreate.
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  3529. Take a chill pill, it's just a bit of fun.
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  3530.  @kai_9703  There is nothing greedy about communism, at least learn the very basics of a subject before you attempt to insult it.
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  3531.  @williamegler8771  It's the Americans who like to omit the achievements of other nations in their documentaries, not Brits. If we Brits stole credit for stuff then our documentaries would not be amongst the most popular in the world.
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  3532. This is standard US practice, the military tell the public the Russians have nothing but then tell the politicians they have everything because that's how they get funding. In the 1980's Russian submarines were both the most fearsome on the planet and the most harmless, depending on who you spoke to and which story they had been given.
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  3533.  @nathanielacton3768  1 shell. You need 1 shell, no farmer is going to go near a field with unexploded ordinance in it.
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  3534.  @Runner-Boy  Don't spread misinformation, the world is shite enough without adding to the liar count.
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  3535.  @colinobrien3806  They are travelling in the same direction since the prop on a Reaper is at the tail, also Russian jets are tanks, built for durability rather than maneuverability.
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  3536. ARI as in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary? We had a DRI here in Dundee but it closed in the 90's.
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  3537. Cats, though domesticated, are still wild animals. They rarely do lovey-dovey stuff like dogs are known for and will walk away if they deem you boring. There is a saying "You don't own a cat, the cat owns you". That is why some people dislike them, cats do as they please, they have no master, some owners of cats only ever see their cat when it's 'food time' and then the cat disappears for 16 hours until the next food time. Some people hate that, but us cat lovers respect it. Your cat chooses you, not the other way around.
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  3538. Correct, same as any other interaction with an authority figure - if you think that you are in the right then just go with it and take them to court later. The thing is that it's mostly stupid people that think they can get one-over on someone who has handcuffs, pepper spray and a taser/gun, and stupid people are notorious for not making smart decisions.
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  3539. Chance at what though? 'Quality of life' is an actual thing and most dribbling wrecks that can communicate often favour euthanasia if it's an option because the dribbling scene ain't all it's cracked up to be.
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  3540. Mooching on a memorial video? You don't deserve any subs.
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  3541. Priority is always lives first, fire second.
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  3542. "We think we found evidence of the Higgs in Miyazawa's lap. Though it might just be a bit of carrot."
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  3543.  @thekingsilverado3266  Nice novel, hope you get it published.
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  3544. No one here used refrigerators in 1964, like less than 20% of the population owned one. Wasn't really a need most of the time.
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  3545. That's a you problem mate.
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  3546.  @DogeCoinInvestor  So would I be right in thinking that "I brought a dump" implies someone was visiting a toilet to undertake something non-defecation related when an impromptu shit happened?
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  3547.  @abiromu  Hardly obvious...
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  3548. "Uh, ma'am.. If that bottle of bourbon and myself are going to pancake I think we'd like to be together at the end!"
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  3549. People get the jist though.
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  3550.  @matteodesimio9450  You're just another spod with no avatar, no info, no details, you are an anonymous coward who created an account to spread misinformation and lies. Your mother should be proud of her likely misogynistic bigot son.
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  3551.  @noi000  Rust can also play a part since rust is the oxidation of iron so any environment where oxygen is being rapidly used up (to rust something) is a great place for Tetani to multiply. But realistically any puncture wound can result in Tetani entering the body, that is why after a bite from something like a dog or stepping on a nail you might get asked by the doctor when you last had a tetanus shot. Then you get the tet shot in your ass cheek 😆
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  3552. You should try Threads.
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  3553.  @Hideyoshi1991  The metropolitan area is not the city though, the city limits are the city limits and NYC has a population of 8 million, 2 million less than is required to be a megacity. It's not semantics, it is technical definitions.
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  3554. The country is unified because you either tow the government line or you get gunned down by tanks in the middle of the most famous square in your nation on live TV. so, yeah, er.. say what you will...
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  3555. Probably nothing, it was Turkey in 1965.
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  3556.  @notabestfriend432  You would risk your life to save a stranger? Commendable, but I would go for the safer vehicle even if it does drop it's boosters on civvies, it's called self preservation.
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  3557. The homicide rate in NYC is currently three times higher than London. I've no idea where people got this nonsense from.
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  3558. Bentley, Rolls Royce, Lotus, Morgan, Jaguar, McLaren, TVR, Lagonda, Aston Martin, MG, Triumph, etc, etc Tell me you know very little about the UK or cars without telling me you know very little about the UK or cars.
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  3559.  @simongee8928  So what you really meant to say is "So once the customer / country told the maker what type of bike they needed, and nothing has changed"?
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  3560.  @williamwallace1385  You are an insult to that name.
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  3561. 120 days in jail? That's all? Hopefully his kids were removed from him and placed in care if they have been taught that trying to kill cops is OK.
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  3562. You won't attract anyone to a vacancy that requires sitting and waiting on a ferry twice a day. "Come to Bergen, the home of AI and the future of BioTech.. please do come because no one else wants to." If you want to prepare Norway for life after Oil (which is likely a long time away but always good to start early) then you need accessible cities that will attract academics.
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  3563. Nah, you can keep yer bigot.
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  3564. No profits in a socially-owned enterprise, safety was compromised because the government wanted more plutonium than the site could produce.
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  3565. No, they do, but just the select few. Give us your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses, just don't expect any of the good stuff, we keep all that for the Jews and WASPs.
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  3566.  @ScottThePisces  Yes, that is what Daedalus said.
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  3567.  @octolot2005  Is that why in American movies booze is often hidden in a brown paper bag when people drink it outside?
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  3568. Good on you! Meanwhile idiots in my country voted for us to leave ours because they seem to think the UK will be more powerful when we aren't a part of the largest economy and free trade area on the planet.
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  3569. They are much less energy intensive than binary systems. Running a quantum computer for 16 minutes while it completes it's task costs only a tiny fraction of the energy it would require a football field-sized supercomputer the 5 weeks it would take to complete the same task.
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  3570.  @sigmaboy24-j5u  Exactly, it was the "world cup", it was on TV, it was talked about, it was noticeable. Do you live under a rock?
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  3571. Very few rockets have the bulbous tip and ball-like boosters at the base like this one does, other rockets are simply phallic-shaped whereas this one looks like the designer was clearly struggling with internal desires while designing it.
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  3572. The dude with the lunchbox just killed anyone with a penicillin allergy that next walks down that hallway.
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  3573. I don't think he's ever been an asshole on set or had problems with his fellow actors, he just has a difficult reputation because he always wants to be involved in the creative process and this puts him at odds with the director and writer. As someone involved with the MCU put it "He wasn't brought back as the Hulk because guys like Robert Downey Jr. and Mark Ruffalo will act out any line you give them while Edward will insist on changing the dialogue to something he likes - and this isn't what Marvel wanted".
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  3574. Aussies used to eat us? Those mongrels!
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  3575.  @RonBoerste  A car can be recharged anywhere, you don't need a charging station, they are simply much faster at charging than using household electricity supply.
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  3576. Incidentally there is a Korean movie called Pandora about a disaster at a nuclear power plant.
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  3577. You do know that they speak the same language in Spain? Except Spain has a hundred benefits that Mexico does not, including no cartels who will chop you up if you drive down the wrong road.
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  3578. A toddler with rabies could do just as much damage as a fox but can sprint faster.
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  3579. Those mad people sadden me, the US is one of the largest exporters and if other countries thought the same as those small-minded people and stopped buying American products then the US economy would probably collapse.
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  3580. What happened there could happen absolutely anywhere with the right conditions.
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  3581. Seeing an Amiga screenshot on the back of a Spectrum game would make me drool. Robocop 2 in 16bit colour? That was the stuff of legends that only the older kids had. I adored the Spectrum but my first Amiga is probably the gaming love of my life - The Blues Brothers, Toki, Titus the Fox, etc.
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  3582. Except this is a video about taking away a right from 50% of all Americans, the rights to their own body...
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  3583.  @QIKUGAMES-QIKU  No, I remember a fireman saying "Pull them".
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  3584. Multi-decade recession, eh? The last recession before 2008 was in 1983
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  3585.  @martinawhelan2015  No, just the third world, the other first world nations don't put profit before lives.
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  3586. He didn't leave you out you muppet, he was explaining what the map would become if only distances of 100km were taken in to account. Listen to videos and try to understand them.
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  3587. Other robots obviously. I see this silly argument all the time. "Humans will always have jobs because machines will need repairs!" because clearly when we have designed machines that can build entire cars on their own or put mangled humans back together we'll never have the skills to make one that can turn to it's buddy and replace a PCB...
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  3588. Why on Earth do you think one of us would know?
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  3589. Do brown folk work in steel mills? All the ones I know either own their own business or went to university.
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  3590. Most of us non-dinosaurs are very happy that we contributed to this.
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  3591. 15 year olds know right from wrong.
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  3592. When we Brits handed HK back to China it came with a 50 year autonomy guarantee so it's up to the people of HK who is allowed to use the islands. Which annoys the hell out of Beijing and is one of the reasons they are so eager to circumvent HK's autonomy. Though I believe it's just a naval refuelling station, if it contained US military personnel or weaponry then the Chinese would scream blue murder at the United Nations until it was removed.
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  3593.  @sachdevkaurbala9705  No, it really isn't. It's irrational and irrational is not natural.
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  3594. I have a feeling your new PM will be itching to change it but not in the direction you want.
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  3595. What was the mistake?
    2
  3596. Probably not seeing as 4 of them are fuck all to do with the US.
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  3597. Napolean reaching Moscow, Hannibal reaching Rome, Ghengis Khan reaching Europe, Julius Caesar reaching Britain and Alexander reaching the Himalayas. There is a definite correlation between distance travelled and historical fame and that just shows that the best generals must have had a talent for logistics.
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  3598. All the holes they poke in the roof every time they jump over the barriers.
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  3599. The fact losers like Jack have fans shows how much of a failure our society is.
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  3600. Nah, it's just someone from a distant land using YouTube to make money. Choose a popular subject and churn out videos for the ad revenue.
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  3601.  @d.c.8828  No, his joke makes perfect sense if you have a grasp of English and know what social media is. Parker B and ghost 1828 might be naive or too young to understand the joke but you are just being a prat on purpose and Alex's 94 upvotes to your 1 suggests that you are clearly wrong.
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  3602. Yep, neutrons hitting the tape that is being recorded upon.
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  3603. I'm Scottish too and he clearly says 1984 at the beginning but then 1994 at around the 0:10 mark.
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  3604. Would that not just be a tea urn on a trolley?
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  3605.  @KentoLeoDragon  It did work for fission, second and third generation fission reactors cost a pittance and were mass produced.
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  3606. There was no drugs trade under the Taliban because they did not allow it, the opium trade only fired up after we removed the Taliban. Now that the Taliban are back in power they have to deal with the mess we created. That is the real story.
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  3607. I bet you also started calling French fries "freedom fries" when France refused to join the Iraq War? When Piper Alpha blew up killing 167 Brits we didn't boycott the American owners of the oil rig because as adults we had learned to put away childish things.
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  3608.  @mylamberfeeties875  Have you ever added rum and clove oil to those plants though?
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  3609.  @vonduus  They are your guarantees? Hundreds of airliner crashes - of which >80% were pilot error - over the past 50 years suggest to me that having humans in the cockpit guarantees nothing.
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  3610. Salfless maybe, but also ignorant, had they stayed in the car they would all be alive right now. This tragedy is exactly why you listen when first responders visit your school, you would not walk through a hallway that is on fire so why would you walk across ground that is energised?
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  3611. Momma said fools ball is teh devil!
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  3612.  @MyKharli  Yeah, you should avoid activist websites, most of them said Fukushima would have killed everything in the Pacific within 5 years. It's now been 8 years and nothing in the Pacific has changed...
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  3613. You're talking bullocks!
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  3614.  @viniciusbueno2160 Well China had one lockdown in March of 2020 and since then the virus has popped up like twice in that country. I guess you only care about facts that come from the west where the reason we can't get rid of the virus is because idiots have the freedom to be idiots and the right to spread the virus. Whoopee for freedom and rights!
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  3615. Yes, it's how we stopped the machines from running into one another, one is diverted off course and then sealed in.
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  3616. Because we don't get arrested and battered for protesting...
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  3617. No, there's just some sort of temporal anomaly there now that shields it from our space time.
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  3618.  @cjmillsnun  Then how did the pump get turned on?
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  3619. Rust can be removed but the damage beneath the rust can not, if money was no object I would build a new, taller tower next to it and scrap the old one. The new tower would not only be grander and capable of handling more visitors but it could be built with modern techniques that take long-term maintenance into consideration such as a rust-proof alloy plating.
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  3620. No, your mum does. Get a paper round and support her.
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  3621. She was affectionately known by her crew as either 'Shitty Kitty' (pre He-Man era) or 'Battle Cat' (post He-Man era).
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  3622. Most mammals (including us) have dozens of possible sex chromosome combinations, it's just that 99.9% of the population are either XX (male) or XY (female). Others like XO (Turners) and XXY (Klinefelters) are extremely rare and for all intents and purposes look and act either male or female depending on the dominance of whichever chromosomes are in there. In cats an XXY is a male cat, born sterile but can inherit a female-only pattern such as calico. It's sort of a double whammy that requires two otherwise exceptionally rare things to occur, first a cat must be a Klinefelter male, then it must have calico genes. The reason the cats are only semi-rare instead of being one in a billion is because people aim to create them with selective breeding. Like breeding two dwarf dogs to create the toy breed.
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  3623. @Retro Master Commonly known as sheep.
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  3624. Errr what?
    2
  3625. England has an architecture? I find London to be a drab hodge podge of every style imaginable.
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  3626. Because the aliens use disruptors, not fazers! They're disrupted cows!
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  3627. Agreed, if it took a couple hours to cross the Atlantic I'd be up for that, but I'd go apeshit being stuck in a seat for 7 hours. God knows how people on longer flights manage it.
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  3628. Nah, Droid was talking about encryption at the time so I was expecting him to segue into a Dashlane advertisement, but he went Brilliant.org. How brilliantly unpredictable of him.
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  3629. You've believed in him since the 90's then?
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  3630.  @bosnia7429  Tony Blair wasn't around in the 60's and 70's.
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  3631. Joe doesn't work for Disney, he played no part in ruining that movie.
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  3632. New jobs have been making old jobs irrelevant since antiquity. And people have whined about it since antiquity.
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  3633. The Arndale centre rings a bell to me for some reason, isn't that where little Jamie Bulger was stolen from?
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  3634.  @pacldawson  It would however result in a better USA and not the failing state you all live in today.
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  3635. Surely can't be that hard to prove the assets were hidden to stop them being seized, he sold them within days of the crash for crying out loud...
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  3636. It would be handy but it's still on the weaker side of superhero abilities. I'm gonna wait until there's a mutation that can make us fly or lift a bus, something practical like that.
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  3637. Conservatives love regression, misery and stagnation, any kind of change only frightens them. It's the same in every country on the planet, the poor things have had barely 70 years to get used to gay people being a thing and now they have to deal with trans too. When you see a conservative you should give them a treat from your pocket and let them smell your hand so they won't be so afraid.
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  3638. You created an aging Gordon Freeman in the Sims? Fantastich!
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  3639. That's their capital? Wow, maybe they should take some money from their space program and use it to join the 21st century.
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  3640. Idea was stolen from About A Boy, those damned plagiarists!
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  3641. Similar to how people think Great Britain is us Brits telling everyone how amazing we are when in reality it's just the description of the larger of the two main British isles, Greater Britain and Lesser Britain. Never tell an Irish person another name for Ireland is Lesser Britain. It won't go well.
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  3642.  @tomaccino  quantum cryptography
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  3643. Charles De Gaulle kicked the Americans out in the 1960's when France left NATO after an argument with the US.
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  3644. I imagine one of them is a post-it note complaining about not replacing milk in the fridge at number 10.
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  3645. It's strange that most of these videos are still from the US when the majority of Tesla sales are in Europe and China, you need to get this channel marketed overseas so you can get subscriptions up into the millions! Also you just know there would be absurd videos in China like Teslas falling down holes or toddlers falling out of Teslas.
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  3646. Because that is how the word is pronounced over here.
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  3647.  @PaulDubois-mo8hy  You need help and I hope you get it before you hurt someone.
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  3648. Repeats of the previous frame. 15fps (which was the norm back then) fits perfectly into 60 so they could just show each frame four times, but to make the video appear smoother I'm guessing that they instead meld one frame into another so the second, third and fourth frames would be frame one slowing melding into frame 5, which is the real second frame.
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  3649. I think once they've went through labour at least once it takes a lot more than a cut finger to make a mother yelp. They would make excellent ninjas.
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  3650. You tried to buffer a video in 2001? When I heard about 9/11 I just turned on the TV, it was on almost every channel and would be for the rest of the day.
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  3651. Subs in the USSR were known as widow makers in general, especially if they had a history of incidents beforehand, it's like the Russian navy still use the term. K-19 and K-431 were famous widow makers.
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  3652.  @archangel5627  God I hope that long tirade was a joke. 0_o Why are you even watching Joe if you clearly aren't a rational person? and no, that isn't name-calling, it's basic observation. You just spieled off an A4 page of "Trump facts" aka shit that is either taken out of context, exaggerated or just lies. It is people who are fed up looking at racists on pedestals that are tearing down monuments, no one is rewriting history (because it can't be done - ask Germany), democrat cities may be crime ridden due to lax laws but they also pay for you - without blue states like New York, Illinois and California subsidising the red states you would be living like a Mexican in a house with four other families and one shitter! Reasoning, logic and rationale are incredibly useful and they aren't unique to democrats - we can all use them. Some just chose not to and live in ignorance.
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  3653. It's not demons, ffs.
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  3654. Not always, most of us are offended by this because we see the harm weapons do in violent third world hellholes like the US and we fear that sort of carnage coming to Europe.
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  3655. Influenza has pretty much no chance at all of decimating the planet, a novel virus can do so easily if the correct circumstances present themselves.
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  3656. It's not the size difference, it's the history. Of the trees that were lost in Canada what stories did they hold? What battles were fought in that forest? Which criminals hid out there? Which king's camped their armies there? Which famous witches or folk monsters inhabited there?
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  3657. Roentboy = rent-boy
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  3658. I can hold my breath for over 10 minutes, but then I'm a mighty pirate! strokes goatee
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  3659.  @zephyr139  Masonry will melt at a high enough temperature, what do you think lava is? Molten stone.
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  3660. In the future we will be opening the containers and using the waste from them as fuel in Generation IV reactors. Current reactors only produce waste because they are inefficient but each generation of reactor has produced fewer by-products than the previous generation.
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  3661. Braver than you anyway, Mr anonymous.
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  3662. Considering the sorry state that is American food practices you couldn't be rude if you tried, be careful at those Delis now - I hear that Boar's Head stuff can be spicy.
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  3663. What do you mean now? YouTubers have covered history for over 20 years...
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  3664. Which Brian Cox? You must never confuse the science guy with the actor guy, I once did that with Bill Nye and Bill Nighy, while high.
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  3665. Ahh, finally someone reverses the joke 👌
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  3666. "QAAAAAANI!!" - James T. Kirk
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  3667. Greener energy than any other major nation in the world, on a par with Japan.
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  3668. Except it is impossible to be broke or have no money in Finland as everyone gets UBI.
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  3669.  @mariokrings  I love how they put "Think about that" at the end of sentences now because they think it makes them look like critical thinkers. 🤣
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  3670. Now there's at least one Greggs in almost every city in the country. I've often wondered why it is only American franchises that get to expand in to other countries, will Greggs ever try to conquer the US? Probably not.
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  3671.  @JamesAnderson-dp1dt  Someone else said it was more than all of the other commands combined but that would mean greater than 50% so I reckon your 20-25% is closer to the mark, significant but not daft.
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  3672. Indeed, but not aging very well.
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  3673. Legendary bigots too.
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  3674. They don't really make the news as they just wreck a few fences and the occasional roof.
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  3675.  @coreyrowe4119  Actually security was massively beefed up across the whole WTC complex because Ramzi Ahmed Yousef stated several times during his arrest and trial that next time the towers would be coming down. What those in charge of security didn't figure on was the terrorists using 100 ton planes travelling at 600 miles per hour...
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  3676.  @dessy76  No, it's in the UK.
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  3677. Well the first flat screen TV's were LCD, I think I still have an LCD in one of my rooms.
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  3678. um your wrong. Only some squatters are truly destitute, a great number of them are people who don't want to pay for accomodation, have ran away from home, have been evicted for damaging a property or refusing to pay rent, or are just flower children who want to "live off the land" while enjoying someone else's roof. Hell, I've known squatters that were middle-class and even a few who do it because they know the law is on their side. If you thought 99.9% of squatters had nowhere else to go then the inside of your head is as smooth as the outside, no offence.
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  3679. Living in a country with good infrastructure isn't cheap, would I swap the EU for the US and low taxes? Not even at gun point.
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  3680. How would they transport such chemicals then?
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  3681. No, it was the UK actually.
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  3682. We are not a Christian country, we are an atheist country and have been for almost two centuries.
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  3683.  @williamgray9692  Thank you for the clarification, mate.
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  3684. I wonder if any sub maker has experimented with using nuclear decay heat as a power source on an AIP sub. The soviets used it for everything from powering satellites to powering unmanned relay outposts, you likely wouldn't get enough juice out of decay heat to run a propeller but you could certainly gradually recharge batteries with it - and a couple of them would take up about as much space as a minifridge. I would be surprised if the Russians haven't tried it on their diesel fleet seeing as a small power source is still better than having no power source if you're submerged when your batteries run out.
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  3685.  @КГБКолДжорджКостанца  No terrorism? So Ireland isn't in Europe (IRA)? Germany isn't in Europe (Red Army Faction)? Spain isn't in Europe (Basque seperatists)? You're an idiot child!
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  3686.  @davidastley5819  If they had to pull themselves up by the bootstraps they never would have raised a Tory.
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  3687. Because the most populated areas on both countries are closest at the Atlantic. But bombs would not pass over the Pacific or the Atlantic, they would cross the Arctic, it's the shortest route between Siberia and the mid-west, where both nations house their nukes.
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  3688. *British
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  3689. Depends on the VPN and the definition of security.
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  3690. And it's native animal is the Chuck Norris.
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  3691. He said chocolate, Cadbury now uses the same muck Kraft liked to call chocolate.
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  3692. Everything is fake news to an unhinged person, hopefully they do make it harder to get near a gun if there's folks like you in Cal.
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  3693.  @leegleason  2,00 leagues beneath the sea 🤣
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  3694.  @BigAlWillis  But neither of them were driving, they were passengers.
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  3695. She actually said something truthful for once.
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  3696. Almost all of those things have in fact increased though...
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  3697. "They call it the American Dream because you need to be asleep to believe it." - George Carlin
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  3698. It is inevitable, we are all humans. We had family, then the clan, then the tribe, then the city state, then the nation, we have gotten over differences for tens of thousands of years we aren't likely to stop, even though we are at a stage where some numpties would break up all the unions and have the world quarrelling as a thousand smaller states.
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  3699. "Ooops, I dropped my monster condom, that I use on my magnum dong."
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  3700.  @geoffoakland  That may be it but I've always thought it was because people say down when they are travelling somewhere, down to the pub, down to the lake, down to the town. Here in the UK going down town means visiting the city centre to do some shopping.
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  3701. Yay! Emu's stories are getting closer and closer to the bullshit we post! "A hetero male liked to tickle his prostate This is what happened to his finger."
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  3702. If the list was about developmental disorders instead of mental illnesses.
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  3703. I can't remember the last blackout here in the UK, probably 20 or 30 years, I was a teen at the time so between those two.
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  3704.  @darthmaul216  Investors money obviously, electrical power is a sought-after commodity, potable water is a sought-after commodity, it's a no brainer really.
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  3705.  @francesco245  I think you can only use those words if you definitively know they were involved in the attack, this could have just been any nutter.
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  3706. No, the new aspect is that it is fully automated, the mechanical arms of the 1990's ran entirely on scripts and could do only a single thing at a time between re-programming. A Nissan factory might look like something out of the future but you drop a screwdriver on to the piece of sheet metal that's about to be picked up and that amazing mechanical arm will detect it and send an error to the nearest supervisor.
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  3707.  @treyaldridge1757  "I would argue.." For a cookie. You would argue for a cookie.
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  3708.  @blueygooey8899  Edgy teenage boys mainly, whenever you see a misogynistic comment you can click on the profile and I bet you'll find videos of video games, likely thinking it's cool to type shit they'd never say to their mum.
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  3709. Older trees can be hollow or have cavities and they can fill up with rainwater over time, piercing the tree is then just like stabbing a hole in a water barrel, the amount of fluid and the height of the hole dictates the pressure of the squirting water. And trees can hold a lot of water.
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  3710. Not seen that since my childhood but we loved that movie in my house.
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  3711.  @jameswells9403  Yeah, the escape compartment on the Kursk was accessible when the first torpedo exploded but once the rest of the torpedoes started to cook off 60 seconds later it obliterated everything forward of the reinforced reactor compartment - and that included the escape bus.
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  3712. Btter is not a word.
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  3713. Everyone on the 3rd floor has a slight green glow because apartment 316 holds the nuclear power plant and spent fuel reprocessing facility.
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  3714.  @kbhprinsesse  Correct, most idiots who support "harmless banter" seem to forget that it always travels in just one direction - from a superior to someone below them, which in itself is an obvious sign that it is completely unacceptable behaviour.
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  3715. The crew of one of our Queen Elizabeth-class is around 680 before flight crew, less than a quarter of either the Nimitz or Gerald Ford. Supposedly due to extensive use of automation.
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  3716.  @hassanakabrownfabiopiker4914  Republicans support arming all Americans while being completely against background checks. That is how you arm criminals.
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  3717. And never marketed to the Brits.
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  3718.  @Badeumus  Except for the fact that it was. U-1206 being the submarine.
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  3719. Can't open the pack any other way once you've glued it shut.
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  3720. Then your hippcampus suggested putting on a onesie and forgetting everything that was said about the nasty cold showers.
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  3721. *Ever Given
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  3722. HOOKER'S LOVE CANAL FILLED WITH TOXIC SLUDGE - is a headline that probably didn't get used at the time. Shame.
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  3723. Hot Toddies are the shit when I have a cold.
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  3724. That was an anti-Toff rant not an anti-British rant. You should watch the video before you comment and make a fool of yourself.
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  3725. Michael Collins even got a plaque on the moon!
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  3726. No, it was the DLR HY4
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  3727. The image in the first few seconds 0:07 is also of a nuclear power plant, it's not Three Mile Island but it's the same design, you san see both reactor containment buildings on the right hand side of the screen. The same plant is shown again around 1:39.
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  3728. Do Prime Ministers get trained how to make all those silly hand gestures once they get the job? Because his arm movements are a carbon copy of every PM all the way back to Tony Blair.
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  3729. St Andrew's Day was quite a thing with Americans of Scottish heritage, that is until McCarthy and Hoover found out he's also the patron saint of Russia and stamped it out.
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  3730. No, not even close, both disasters are ranked a 7 on the INES scale but that is only because that's the top of the scale, if the scale kept going then Chernobyl would be at least 15 while Fukushima would remain at 7. The explosion of the reactor at Chernobyl was the worst possible thing that could ever happen at a nuclear power plant - the explosion of an actual core. Fukushima on the other hand had three structures built above the cores explode, but the cores themselves stayed in tact and just partially melted. Radiation released at Fukushima was a million times less than Chernobyl and didn't harm anyone, though gullible people or people who enjoy spreading misinformation will tell you otherwise.
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  3731.  @Jalmaan  You can also stop arguing and just watch the video.
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  3732.  @azztopia  We are the middle children of history. Too late to explore the Earth, too early to explore the stars, but our era of nothing is coming to an end and the generations that come after us are going to have a lot of fun amongst the stars.
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  3733. Panda Malone Good point, wisdom often comes to those who bake.
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  3734. What does this have to do with the EU?
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  3735. Reminds me of Matchbox Connectables.
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  3736. @mady's forever Why did you derail this dude's comment?
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  3737. That's what the grand unified theory hopes to find out but it did get a huge breakthrough two years ago when it was found that gravity and light travel at roughly the same speed strengthening the prospect of their being a gravity particle. The gravity-carrying graviton. The GW170817 gravitational anomaly was detected by the LIGO detector in August 2017 at the same time that light from the origin of the signal showed a star going kilonova, proving that if you managed to make the Sun disappear it would not only take 8 minutes for the skies of Earth to go black but it would also be 8 minutes before the Earth and Moon flung each other out into space.
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  3738.  @celestepepper1053  We do, you have just been Americanised.
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  3739.  @celestepepper1053  Scotland, and I'm ages with Keira so I remember what we called things before social media got everyone using American words like trash, season and sweater. Those things would be rubbish, series' and jumpers to me.
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  3740. Japan doesn't want to put any nuclear waste in the ocean, they want to put tritiated water in the ocean. They encapsulate their nuclear waste just like every other country does.
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  3741. It is not that simple since Europe has done exactly the same and we don't get blackouts.
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  3742.  @chris-vr5pm  They are clearly talking about mid-conflict, doofus!
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  3743. It was a murder suicide, not a suicide.
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  3744.  @AhSatan  You do know when people write "everyone" it's an exaggeration, yeah? I mainly meant TV-watching, alive in the 90's and 00's, everyday, working-class folks. If you knew the song for what it was then there's a gold star in the post. Huzzah! Next song you can detach from television is Prokofiev's Montagues and Capulets. Enjoy!
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  3745. That horse has dreadlocks!
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  3746. *Bockscar, although sometimes misspelled as Bock Scar and often jokingly referred to as Bock's Car
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  3747. The largest cell in my body is most certainly no egg.
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  3748.  @trevorjameson3213  At 52 Clooney was not too old to be an astronaut, in fact most astronauts, particularly non-mission specialists, are around that age as their experience is just as valuable as their physical fitness.
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  3749. I'm sure that flying over land as they toured Europe and the middle east was also a factor in the lower speed, as the Concorde was limited to only flying across the Ocean between NYC and London/Paris as the sonic boom was illegal over land.
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  3750.  @IDiggPattyMayonnaise  Yes, but it's not the ingredients that are secret (any spectrometer could tell you what's in a drink), it's the specific ratios, same with any consumable - food, makeup, booze, paint, etc
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  3751. Then you are not a Brit.
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  3752. "Hello? I'm calling about your ad I saw, I want to offer you a good deal, a great deal on Greenland. It'll be a fantastic deal."
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  3753. I wonder if any of her superiors ever thought she would one day turn her back on the constitution and everything it stood for.
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  3754.  @steffenc77  BTR-90 has wheels though, but you are right - almost anything with armour is considered a tank to lay people.
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  3755. I hope I live long enough to see mile-high buildings such as those from Judge Dredd or Deus Ex, we would likely need to use graphene rather than steel for those. Imagine you lived on the 130th floor, worked on the 210th floor, and shopped on the 80th floor? A vertical city just like the arcologies from science fiction.
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  3756. Wasn't there some multi-national railway being constructed somewhere? Like Denmark to Sweden or something crossing the baltic countries? I'm sure B1M covered it a year ago.
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  3757.  @rushfan9thcmd  She clearly wasn't a liberal, only conservatives use the constitution to justify being naughty.
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  3758. You support Nexit while watching us Brits go down the shitter as companies flock to leave? You must be even more stupid than a Brexiter, but go ahead 🤣
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  3759. They don't charge for registration and they don't require details about who owns the ship, which makes it easier to escape blame when there's a disaster.
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  3760. I get it, because we humans wiped out the ants, right?
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  3761. Don't pretend to be an expert, you're spouting your opinions here as if they are facts. That's no better than spreading misinformation.
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  3762. The next video is called "Why all submarines have screen doors and why they are left open".
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  3763. No, he won't, he'll let Russia take most of eastern Ukraine to end the war and then every other nation on Earth will learn that a Trump-led US won't stop belligerent nations from getting what they want, which would mean Iran attacking Saudi Arabia and China retaking Taiwan and all of it's western technology. The world would quickly turn to dust. You can't spend 80 years telling belligerent nations there is a line in the sand and then one day say "OK, Putin, you can keep everything you just stole." or you will lose respect and influence faster than whatever passes for a police force in San Francisco these days. If you want the kind of wars that will reshape this planet and change America's current place in the food chain then be sure to vote red in November.
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  3764. By the sound of your profile description you just come across as a contrarian; if there is a general consensus on something then you have to be in the opposition because it's cool, am I right? You're too cool for school? 👌🤣
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  3765.  @medfordhistorical  'This' denotes an object or situation that is currently the focus of conversation.
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  3766. Fast forward 50 years and you have an international group of private eyes investigating the hundreds of disappearances of people that got into a lift never to be seen again.
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  3767. Humanity versus AI does seem like an underused subject in TV, the last show I can think of was The Sarah Connor Chronicles, with AI becoming something of a boogeyman you'd think networks would be climbing over themselves to create such a show based on a potential future threat.
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  3768.  @MathGPT  " its one of the highest paying industries and is desperately understaffed." You just answered your own question. It's understaffed because it is not for everyone, people who are grossed out by shit, piss, blood, vomit and deformities won't do the job, hence the high wages - the only people who last in such a job is someone truly compassionate towards others and doesn't care about what they see.
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  3769.  @KingdomofHeaven-vd9hr  You are both using aliases, the clue is the five random digits at the end of your name.
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  3770. Actually, french fries, french fries and white bread because he is British and over here chips ARE french fries.
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  3771.  @jamesclancy8091  The UK defines violence differently to the US, but it's good to see yanks sticking to the same old easily debunked excuses.
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  3772.  @mynameisgladiator1933  What colour were the thugs on January 6th?
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  3773. You should know by now that whatever one side decides upon the other will decide the opposite so Bill will always be loved by one side and hated by the other regardless of what he does.
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  3774. The majority of democracies have a president and a prime minister, the former is the head of state and the latter is the head of government, it's only the US where one person has both. Here in the UK the head of state is the queen.
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  3775.  @werewolfnar  I just checked and it seems you were right mate :) I had always known the Bismarck to be the biggest Germany ever built but didn't know that overall it was the third heaviest class ever built after the Yamato and the Iowa classes. Damn, I have even more respect for that monster now! 👌
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  3776. That was a British trial, it was allover the news here when it happened and because it was ongoing my dad, as tactful as dad's are, said to us when he got up the next day "Any of them snuffed it yet?" Gripping stuff!
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  3777. Just as the guns she stole would be covered by insurance.
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  3778.  @VFio689  I'd rather have a car with torque, that's why I bought my EV.
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  3779.  @centralintelligenceagency9003  Where did anyone say there have been only two accidents? You are seeing or hearing things, mate.
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  3780. No, you fought a war of independence against Great Britain, how could you fight a war against England in 1776 if England stopped being a sovereign nation in 1707?
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  3781. Christ that would be terrifying because they can get up a good head of speed despite the tiny legs.
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  3782. He was found IN the F15? damn.
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  3783. Every child should have a cellphone, it is frankly irresponsible not to give them one when the world is full of dangers. What you don't give them is a smartphone.
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  3784.  @companymen42  I know that one of your presidents said that during WW2 but after WW2 most of your presidents have opted for "carry a big stick and hit smaller nations with it every chance you get".
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  3785. Weight and impact are two entirely different things, when the beams between the 94th and 95th floors finally weakened enough to give way you had 15 entire floors smash down onto the 94th floor, there's not a material on Earth that is going to stop that impact turning into a cascade that collapses through every floor below.
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  3786. It's not every single one, it's just the American ones, and that is because they were not involved until December 1941. There are plenty of ww2 videos from 1939 made by the British, French and Germans and some as far back as 1935 made by the Chinese and Japanese.
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  3787.  @Angel_423  You do know that factories can come in different sizes don't you?
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  3788. You probably wouldn't unless you spend a lot of time in Chelsea or Kensington with the snobs...
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  3789. She seemed to do what toddlers do, which is to do a tiny leap up and then hope they make it to their destination. Toddlers do this because they have little or no grasp of concepts yet, a girl in her teens really should understand enough concepts to know that you need more than hope to leap a distance, you mostly need effort.
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  3790. In an Illuminati agenda the richkids would die last...
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  3791. Signature recognition is not specific to the US, anything with a hydraphone and a computer can build a database of acoustic signatures. Also SOSUS tried to deploy stations in Russian waters but they were destroyed soon afterwards at each attempt, the US had to wait for satellite tech or rely on a snooping sub to have any idea of what the Northern fleet were up to in their own back yard.
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  3792. Yes, but in reverse. The Byford Dolphin victims went from high pressure to low pressure (9atm to 1atm) and so they expanded violently and one even burst, the victims on the Titan went from low pressure to enormously high pressure (1atm to 400atm) and would have been crushed in to miniscule chunks of meat. The timing would have been the same in both cases though, one moment you are normal size and then in an instant you are now either twice your size and bleeding from every orifice or you're no bigger than a spoonful of dogfood. Instantly dead either way.
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  3793. They are draining it over the next 4 days.
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  3794. Because there's absolutely no bias here. Nope, no sirree.
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  3795. Acknowledging that scientists are smart is only a strange reason to an idiot.
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  3796. Probably because he saw blacks as less valuable? Patton had the highest allied mortality rate because he saw his glory and legacy as being more important than men's lives, he probably would have loved a few divisions of black cannon fodder to throw at the enemy meatgrinder.
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  3797. You're mistaken, that is cement.
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  3798. Any meat that can be eaten cold (i.e. it's already cooked) is referred to as cold meat here. And according to another commenter less than 20% of the population used fridges in 1964, instead people would buy ice from the iceman.
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  3799.  @jaywalker3087  Hahaha, I can understand. The 90's were a blur for me too 😉
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  3800. Except sadly we wouldn't need this video if Nolan's new film (and the American book it is based on) told the truth in the first place. I'm a bit annoyed that Nolan, a Brit, decided to just direct the book verbatim instead of doing research and making the movie himself.
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  3801. Best start learning a new skill.
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  3802. Wrong way around, it was the death toll that was in three figures. 157 lives lost I believe, off the top of my head.
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  3803. Didn't a girl lose her foot on one of those exact rides somewhere in the US when a cable wrapped around her foot before the ride plummeted?
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  3804. "What is the Matrix you ask? Well, Neo, it is a dystopian metaverse created by the Zuckerborg in order to turn a human being into one of these!" Morphius holds up a tiny consumer
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  3805. They weren't hate crimes though, they were crimes of opportunity. In most English cities (I'll leave Birmingham out) the population make-up is 88% to 96% white, those rapist cunts didn't target girls because they were white, they targeted them because they could. Educate yourself, Daniel. Don't be a pawn in someone's agenda.
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  3806. We've built dozens of Tokamaks of varying sizes and learned about all we can from them, if we want more data we need a much larger, much more modern beast, like ITER.
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  3807. @Takoyuki What was so revolutionary about the tunnel? They used the same techniques that were used to build tunnels under the river Thames in London 65 years earlier...
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  3808. In terms of infrastructure they are a 1st world country, their infrastructure is practically unmatched.
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  3809. You do know that Monty was in command on D-Day? He had total control over Operation Overlord, I'd say he did pretty well.
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  3810. Except he didn't know it was there, if he had known the source was there then this would clearly be a suicide.
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  3811. We call it a linen cupboard. I imagine the Americans call it a closet of some sort.
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  3812. That wasn't funny in 1986 or 2003.
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  3813.  @pba7  If this is classic Top Gear then what do we call the original line-up? Vintage Top Gear?
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  3814. It's sad that unbiased is becoming so rare these days, I too appreciate it though.
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  3815.  @GabrielVilanova-n3p  It is extremely rare for electricity via either shock or burns to kill you instantly. People should be so lucky.
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  3816. England hasn't had a navy for over 300 years.
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  3817. Being sparkly wasn't my problem with them, it was the fact vampires consist of a solid material like statues. I can overlook a transformation that gives someone a sparkly pigmentation, you can explain that off as crystalisation of skin cells or something, but a person turning in to a stone-like material when they become a vampire? That was my WTF moment when watching the movie.
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  3818. 51 years to be exact. Scary ain't it?
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  3819. If this hasn't taught her to wear a seatbelt in future then she doesn't have the capacity to learn. Abiding by the speed limit is also useful.
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  3820.  @racingtheweb  Every 14 days, a fortnight is 14 days, bin collections used to be weekly on the same day each week, but now that we have 6 or 7 different bins (depending on where you stay) the collections are now 14 days apart. So every second Thursday is the main black bin which is usually empty, every second Tuesday is the blue bin with paper in it, the purple bin with plastic and metal in it is every second Friday but they often don't turn up. The brown bin with the garden waste is not mandatory, you call the local authority when the bin is full of grass cuttings and dead plants and they will pick it up. I think this is because so few people use the brown bin so no need to have a regular pick up. We used to have green bins for glass but they took them away and just started placing large green dumpster-sized bins at the end of every street. So now you have to carry your glass to the end of the street and drop them in. It's noisy and everyone on the street gets to see how much of an alcoholic you are. Then we also have tiny little food-waste bins that look like picnic hampers - not many people use them because food waste can just be fed to your pets or fed to your vegetables in the garden :) "Food waste is good waste" as my dad, the gardener, used to say.
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  3821.  @racingtheweb  Trash collection is included in our main tax which is known as "council tax", in the UK the word council has several different meanings and one of those meanings is "local government". So your council tax is your local government tax and it covers almost everything. So council tax pays for trash collection, street lighting, street cleaning, the police, fire service, water usage, it generally covers most things and it is about £1200 per year (1400 euros). My bill is always £98.80 each month so that's pretty much 1200 annually. It seems quite steep to some people but after you pay your council tax you are only left to pay for electricity/gas and food. Your Italian trash bill would be more than a third of our whole council tax 0_o
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  3822. We have no enemies in the channel.
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  3823. Philips is one of the top tech companies in the world, if they could turn music digital and have it read by a laser then I think they know a little something about precision.
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  3824. Young kid? Try again.
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  3825.  @J97H51  This was the UK, there are no for-profit prisons.
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  3826.  @Sashazur  Literally anything is attractive to conspiracy theorists, they are like desperate magpies.
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  3827. It was built in 2003...
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  3828.  @Vick_or_somethin  Yeah, you saw the irony in his post too then? heheh
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  3829. Good luck with that, when we've paid for all of the EU institutions based here to be moved back to the mainland (aka the divorce bill) then you Imbeciles south of the border can chase your refunds.
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  3830. Actually all of those places are.
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  3831. "I do awfully.. would you awfully mind if I... I awfully do.."
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  3832. Yep, as much as I agree with their sentiment I always find these protesters to be very self-centred, they often do what they do for self-gratification rather than for a good cause, they want to be able to tell their friends that they are "helping to make change". A good person does not brag or seek attention.
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  3833. Did you see the size of the guy on that arse?
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  3834. I remember they found one piece of Hellevik on the drilling derrick on the other side of the rig. Real life has one hell of a physics engine.
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  3835. No, the threat comes from what it learns, AI by definition is a learning machine and so it doesn't matter what you program in to it because that programming becomes obsolete as soon as it begins reprogramming itself with the new things it has learned. Just as human reprogram ourselves every day.
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  3836. No, it wasn't, Concorde was folded up in 2003, two years after 9/11.
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  3837. The sentences for murder inside the US make the rest of us cringe, no wonder most killings are mass-killings in that failed country.. what are they going to do, give you life imprisonment twice? LMAO.
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  3838. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  3839. Dementia is an umbrella term for a range of neurodegenerative diseases and this is fronto-temporal dementia to a T.
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  3840. My mother would often say "If you've nothing nice to say just end yourself". She was very blunt.
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  3841.  @sonnybowman  Letting your child pretend to do something while you have full control is a completely human thing to do.
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  3842.  @jessejan07  Which is sensible. If you get life for murder then what's to stop you killing two people? Or three? Or four? I hope you aren't Dutch because if you are then you have the IQ of an American.
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  3843. Why do black folk in the US give their kids such stupid names like Tyquando or Laqueefa?
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  3844.  @delorbb2298  I wasn't, as someone who was not hurt in any way she had no business being listed among the dead.
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  3845. Any power plant that boils water also needs a way to cool it again.
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  3846. Aye, the number of protons defines the element, neutrons the isotope, and electrons the charge.
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  3847. But they did survive on the moon, why do you think they wouldn't?
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  3848. He was killed by a falling object.. the aircraft.
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  3849. Not sure, but I know we Brits used a couple of old cargo ships as backup carriers during the Falklands war as Harrier jump jets didn't require a runway so the admiralty just removed all the containers and covered the decks with jets.
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  3850.  @williamfawkes8379  Your surname, you're not related to the fella who tried to blow up our parliament 400 years ago by any chance? 😉
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  3851. @hicky If you don't like the NHS just go private, moron.
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  3852. Seems a bit weird to have only a 2hr CVR in this day and age. With modern compression techniques a 1TB SSD could record weeks, or even months of high quality audio.
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  3853. At first we will be paid to do nothing, as that is the only workable solution - a universal basic income, eventually though money will become redundant for the majority of things like food, shelter and utilities as machines will take over producing food and buildings for us. A currency-free society is however at least more than a century away as we are nowhere near that level of automation, and even when we no longer need cash to pay for the day-to-day necessities there will still be other forms of currency people will use to barter for the unique, luxurious or cool stuff that machines can't make like hand-made items or antiques.
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  3854. Why would the 117th Fighter Wing of New Jersey test their jet engines in Wuhan?
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  3855. At over 2 miles down the beacon would need a small nuclear reactor in order to be heard at the surface. This is why military submarines generally release buoys if they are in trouble.
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  3856. Then more people would have died and far fewer of them would be firefighters.
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  3857. Tape doesn't hold colour very well.
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  3858. Hengsha City, baby.
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  3859. Those fish are at the same pressure as the water, they were born there.
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  3860.  @esFiner  Two of them. GTA London 1961 and GTA London 1969
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  3861. Malin Ackerman is a bit more noticeable than Lucy seeing as 99% of the movie is just her and John 😉
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  3862.  @nicomeier8098  8,000,000,000 people!
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  3863.  @kathyberry3878  They also don't warn people that regular cars contain a large tank of extremely flammable liquid, it's sort of common sense for an adult to already know that both Li-ion and gasoline are flammable.
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  3864. Spoken like a Daily Mail reader.
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  3865.  @CherryPepis  That isn't a backdraft, that is just feeding oxygen to a fire that is still going. A backdraft is when the fire is technically out but the room still contains two of the three ingredients in the fire triangle - Fuel and heat, when you add oxygen it completes the triangle but re-combustion will only happen once sufficient oxygen has entered the room, hence the delay.
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  3866. An attack sub can surface any time it wants to but a ballistic sub cannot, they are under strict orders not to surface unless the submarine is badly damaged and surfacing is the only way to save it. If you are hurt on a ballistic sub your only choice is the surgeon, if you die you go in the freezer until the end of the patrol. Even the US won't surface a ballistic sub for any reason and they have at least three at sea at all time, we usually only have one - if someone managed to pinpoint that sub's location they could destroy it and then destroy the other ballistic subs in Faslane leaving the country defencless.
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  3867.  @plumdutchess  The majority of concertgoers are teenagers and twenty-somethings, then and now.
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  3868. Yeah, the video is making me itchy to fire up GTA Online.
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  3869.  @meoowthunder2038  Depends on what kind of power, militarily it has very little, economically it has more than the US.
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  3870.  @paulanderson79  I live near Torness, you can park within a mile of it and the air is as clean as if you were standing on a mountain, you'd never be able to say that of a coal, oil or gas burning station.
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  3871.  @dkstudioart  Of course it could be lethal, people have been killed by shattering discs, why on Earth do you think they recommend a safety guard be installed at all times?
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  3872. They didn't set up a camera, the cyclist was already wearing it obviously.
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  3873. It's still a baby, there are 300 ton trucks with wheels that are the size of that little dumpy.
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  3874. That is possibly one of the most arrogant things I have ever read but it does explain why Israelis are hated so.
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  3875. Mara Montalbano, though she does have some odd pronunciation of it. 🤣
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  3876. While drilling the new piles on either side of the foundation plate once they reach a depth of 60 metres they will change the direction of the drill by 90 degrees to drill sideways until they are under an existing pile and then change by 90 degrees again to drill downwards beneath that pile. Then they pump concrete into the new extension and the pile is thus extended. They will do that for every pile, time consuming but necessary to fix the bridge.
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  3877. Incidentally it was not until the Glen Cinema hogmanay disaster of 1929 that the crash bar invented for this disaster would become a legal requirement of every public building in the UK as parents were furious that an almost 40 year old invention created to stop such tragedies had not been fitted to the cinema and it forced parliament to act. So a bunch of kids death to create the thing and another bunch of kids deaths to make it a legal requirement.
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  3878.  @mattffolliott-powell5105  Still love Booty to this day, figuring out which order to open all the doors so none of the pirates snuff you out :)
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  3879. They lifted the ban in 2020.
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  3880. You should be able to since 2020.
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  3881. He was clearly being facetious.
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  3882. It's almost as though southern California and Nevada are desert states known for high temperatures...
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  3883. The taser seemed to stop working as though she changed the harmonic frequency of her blubber to match it.
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  3884. Probably not, since the 1980's it has taken a miracle to get research funded in this country so it all rests on the folks at Reaction Engines going around trying to find investors. Building the second site in Colorado is probably in preparation for when the US government inevitably buys the technology, which I hope they do because I'd rather hop to Australia on a US plane in 2030 than wait 'til 2050 to do it on a British one.
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  3885. So long as you were white, Anglo-Saxon, protestant and male. The amount of respect you got diminished the fewer of those four things you were.
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  3886.  @RenKnight347  They did, they built seawalls and tsunami defences.
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  3887. If it was doing it over a small area it would be an immense force, but it's doing it over several thousand square miles - that's a waterfall as long and wide as Britain.
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  3888.  @JaydragonM  Yeah, they are huge numbers but when you consider that they are taking place over such a large area then it really slows down the flow rate. With regard to what you were thinking about though there was a bit in the video where Joe explained that the gyre (the undercurrent at the bottom of the ocean that carries cold water) has pinch points, or bottlenecks. Normally the gyre is exactly the same as the Denmark Falls, it moves absolutely enormous amounts of water but because it happens across huge spans of the ocean floor you would be hard-pressed to guess that it was even flowing - but in some areas such as where the gyre enters the Caribbean the flow is narrowed to such a degree that the rate increases by a lot. If a submarine ventured into that sort of area it would be like a canoe in rapids and the crew would be in for a wild ride. Before they were likely smashed into something and killed.
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  3889. He's just being stupid because he struggled to listen to what the reporter says.
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  3890.  @namename9998  You will never find it because it is likely something Tahoe read on a conspiracy theorist's "truth" website.
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  3891. The toys that kinky women keep up their chuff?
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  3892. Waiting for 2020 for the first test of a working SABRE.
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  3893.  @godzillaeatsushi4979  Always at least one American trying to embarrass the rest, huh?
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  3894. They all project incompetence, they are Tories, their only skill is skimming off the top of any deals they make. Anyone who thinks a single one of them can govern a country is soft in the head.
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  3895. Floods are more our thing. waves fist at the clouds
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  3896. "You can take the chocolate out of the man..."
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  3897. I think that is for STI's not pregnancy, with a condom a lot more flesh is touching, there's just no internal fluid transfer, but with a female condom there is even less flesh touching. I think. I've never tried one, and I'd probably be filled with questions if a woman pulled down her kex and there was what looked like a massive condom hanging out of her....
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  3898. Kill all the poor!
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  3899. The latest GPS and Galileo satellites offer it. not sure about the Russian and Chinese systems.
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  3900. Yeah, like that recent desert railway video from South Arabia, Wisconsin.
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  3901. Is that the place at the tip of Long island that everyone thinks is a real life Stranger Things lab?
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  3902. No, it hasn't.
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  3903. Most chatbots these days mimic human cadence because it makes humans at ease with them.
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  3904. It is known as 'Montagues and Capulets' and it is by the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev, but because it is a classical piece it can be known by many names because it's a small part of a 70 minute long piece of music. Montagues and Capulets is part of Dance of the Knights, which lies within Suite Number 2 of Operata 64 of Romeo and Juliet. Classical musicians loved to complicate stuff. Also it was the theme for The Apprentice USA so you can search for any of the following and always find it... Prokofiev - Montagues and Capulets Prokofiev - Dance of the Knights Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet Theme from Apprentice USA
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  3905.  @MrChopsticktech  Aye, I figure they were simply left there because it would cost money to remove them and they aren't doing any harm.
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  3906.  @nogarder  Except many Spots are also autonomous, like the ones that maintain most of Europe's remote power grid infrastructure that would take a human days to reach.
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  3907. That is sort of the definition of drugs.
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  3908. Almost didn't click on this until I saw Netflix in the name. There are so many shitty fake "concept" trailers titled to look like genuine trailers that I don't really click on trailers any more.
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  3909. It's in the prop department, it has famously been pretend eaten by 11 different people on Eastenders.
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  3910. Since finding the Titanic it has been looted by several other expeditions so exactly why would you want to thank him?
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  3911. It was exactly this disaster that led to LOTO.
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  3912. By that logic there is no such thing as a prop. "Pass me those props!" "They aren't props, they are spoons and forks and other cutlery pieces. Get it right!"
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  3913. The description states the tunnel is 3.5 miles long but that's about the distance from each tunnel opening to the edge of the channel, the actual tunnel is 31.5 miles long. Would be nice if Spark corrected their mistake.
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  3914.  @bazcuda  I was tempted to go with peace. I think now I probably should have for the extra meaning 🤣
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  3915. Lemmings, Blood Money, Hired Guns and my personal favourite Walker. God I loved Walker!
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  3916.  @Xyzabc998  Maybe because admitting something like that would be wrong when the AV-8B is a McDonnell Douglas Harrier?
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  3917. You Americans crushed your "commie" unions and then realised they were useful for something.
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  3918. I thought the Taffy Holden story was the one from a few years ago where an old war veteran almost took off in a Vulcan. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that I had no idea of this story after all.
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  3919. Are you really that stupid? You seriously think this one ship was the only ship to use the canal this year? The canal serves 97 ships per day, that is 97 ships every day that did not reach their destination and just sat there not moving. 0_o
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  3920. 80K out of 7.6B is a teensy-tiny amount, you should have concentrated in maths class.
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  3921. There it is! I wondered how I managed to get five pages down into the comments without encountering one - for a moment there you lot had me thinking you had become unpredictable.
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  3922. "You put the poop in the hole in his head? Please tell me you mixed it with the leeches first!"
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  3923. That old chestnut, how can you get hurt and defensive so easily? Like a delicate flower.
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  3924. "What cameo did your candy give? I got James Belushi."
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  3925. What on Earth are you on about?
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  3926. I had never heard about the conversation between Feynmann and the engineer regarding a fictional O-ring problem with a car. Now a particular O-ring scene in the second season of For All Mankind makes perfect sense to me.
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  3927. If you spot something from a box you tick that box. When you have a full line ticked you collect a prize. That is bingo. If he explained how to play one of the most well-known games on the planet most of us would see is as patronising.
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  3928. The arctic ice sheets are where ballistic subs hide so it is a good place for attack subs to train or hunt them. Submarines are so large that even at their evasion depth they will still look like large black cigar-shaped objects to anyone in a spotter plane, and because of this it leaves ballistic submarines with very few hiding places and the ice sheets of the north pole are a perfect hiding place. Also, as stated in the video, the US Navy gets to do joint operations with land forces in preparation for war in a cold environment and they also help research institutions carry out experiments.
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  3929.  @kirea6762  You know nothing of feminism if you think it is contradictory, you won't find one feminist who states that they must be kept out of harms way, this is just you putting two unrelated things together and calling it a contradiction. Making up nonsense just to bash women is arguably the most pathetic thing a man can do and it frankly annoys me that so many of us are so pathetic.
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  3930.  @fayHoran  As opposed to falling without her head?
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  3931. @CastleHassall Thank you, so many people forget that what sets the US apart from it's adversaries is that Americans have the right to burn their flag. Freedom seems to be a thing that so many do not understand.
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  3932. Only outside the US would her family have to pay for her recovery? In most developed nations healthcare is free.
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  3933. America and it's dynasties.
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  3934. There are spacers on the magnets that stop them fully closing and they are attached to plates that can hook on to a press which pulls them apart again.
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  3935.  @Banana-Boi  No, humour.
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  3936. Hopefully neither of you women vote if that is your attitude towards the woman who won it for you.
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  3937. Not until after the middle of the century, we don't have the technology to build them on a large scale and won't for decades. If there is going to be any news on hyperloops then it would be on B1M's sister channel 'Tomorrow's Build' rather than here.
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  3938. The baby froze to death a few days later.
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  3939. Where? In the UK beer is ice cold.
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  3940. Not once did he call the perp a victim...
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  3941. The obvious.
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  3942. Grow up.
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  3943. You had the internet 10 years ago, why on Earth would your kids need to take books home? Most schools stopped that in the 90's.
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  3944. Satellite means artificial moon, it's a translation error - the city will have it's own satellite in orbit to monitor and run certain areas of the city.
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  3945.  @ThatDevilForrest  We will keep conflating the two, at least until you tell us that it isn't Boeing who chooses the engines that go on Boeing planes.
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  3946. "So if he's on these immunothingys is it still OK for him to play around with cat shit or should we stop that now?"
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  3947. In the UK you can get a ticket for sitting in a static vehicle next to fast traffic, if your vehicle breaks down you are meant to leave it and stand away from it off the road - even if it is on the hard shoulder.
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  3948.  @casperjack7452  There is nothing wrong with feminism, it's the militant feminazis that ruin it for everyone - including feminists. If you ask any feminist about those idiots who go around pouring water on "manspreaders" they will tell you that they find them just as embarrassing as anyone else does.
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  3949. Mom Love doesn't know what class is evidently...
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  3950. Grey goo would be the scenario of nanites taking over the world, the idea that they would assume human form is just arrogance on our part.
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  3951.  @STdoubleDs  You just elected a literal piece of excrement to run your country and you're accusing others of being gullible?
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  3952. There is no building pressure, it goes from 1 atmosphere to 400 atmospheres faster than you can blink, so one moment you are fine and the next you are squashed up into a tiny blob of protein.
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  3953. "Thanks Trevor, I'll leave your envelope in the usual place." A Boeing employee probably
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  3954. "If metric is so good why did you guys lose the Revolutionary War?" Let's see shall we? On the losing side was the UK who used imperial and on the winning side was the 13 colonies who used imperial and the French who used metric. Does that answer your poorly thought out question?
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  3955. You can say it but advertisers will leave you in droves and you'd have to get used to making your videos for nothing.
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  3956. The owner doesn't become destitute if he closes the factory, he is a millionaire. That is when a person has lots and lots of money.
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  3957. You need to teach that algorithm who's boss is what's up!
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  3958. Move to a Muslim country if flesh scares you so much.
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  3959.  @Dadovdeon  No, you'll pay your licence but pretend you don't Because you are the epitome of cool, am I right?
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  3960. Indeed, not to mention the myriad of mistakes like calling England an island, suggesting Camelot is a real place or suggesting England wasn't already a part of Europe. US documentaries are made to be entertaining first, accurate last.
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  3961. Just to clarify that Einstein made that quote about nuclear weapons and not nuclear power.
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  3962. @Doc M Kurdistan doesn't exist yet.
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  3963. @GamingTV You have to earn the letter h?
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  3964. Probably the UK.
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  3965. After 3.5 miles you stare at a dead end thinking "we probably aren't even under the water yet.." 😂
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  3966.  @BJJISTHEGAYPARTOFMMA  Yes, but real life is still composed of events and events have major and minor participants so it is in no way wrong to refer to one of the biggest participants of the war as a main character...
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  3967. The preferred term is host or presenter, a narrator is someone that never appears on screen, they only narrate.
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  3968. Because that was the problem, the procedure was at fault, not the people carrying it out. They didn't do anything wrong, the protocol was just no longer sufficient.
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  3969. Mormons got murdered in Mexico for mentioning minerals most mightily!
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  3970.  @vice.nor.virtue  You only need the /s when talking to Americans as sarcasm goes over their collective head.
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  3971. 3 weeks in a hot car? You would smell that body before you got anywhere near the car...
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  3972. Most cities in deserts are already lines, lines that follow rivers. Just as all cities everywhere were lines up until the society they belonged to discovered means to get water from rivers to houses efficiently, something the wealthy Romans managed 2000 years ago but many third world countries still struggle with.
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  3973. He would have died sooner in Germany. In Russia he was imprisoned and it was hard for him to get messages out, in Germany he was free to speak his mind which means that Vladimir would have silenced him much sooner.
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  3974. If it spends most of it's time stationary, it's a station.
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  3975.  @odalysparangueo2620  That's true, but drunk driving is par for the course in the US, you guys have bars that come with parking lots and your movies are filled with scenes of people driving home from bars. What are your kids supposed to take from that?
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  3976. In Norway? A non-EU country? How did that happen if it's only EU states that are letting them flood in? Someone should have told my fellow Brits before they voted to leave.
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  3977. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  3978. Exactly! Companies lie through their teeth with small print and fake numbers so I was surprised at the guy being interrogated just for exaggerating his sales. Would the business guy prefer it if the website said "Over 47,316 sold globally!" ? No, he wouldn't.
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  3979. It's called drugs.
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  3980. You've never been invaded (except for the two times Britain and Canada burned down the Whitehouse) because you are surrounded by two oceans and two weaker, peaceful neighbours.
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  3981. "You can't watch television until you've practiced your German!" "But mum!?!" "No buts!"
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  3982. If you take down any highway you will get an increase in travel time, this is common sense. No where did the designers say removing the highway would decrease travel, they simply removed it because it was a divisive eyesore that contributed nothing but a slightly shorter commute.
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  3983. Koreans make some incredible movies.
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  3984. To think that there are cretins who would return us to this by reopening coal power plants.
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  3985. Chernobyl isn't in western Europe.
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  3986. The next time some idiot conspiracy theorist tells you that aluminium planes could never penetrate steel and concrete buildings ask them how lead bullets from a rifle can penetrate steel and concrete. Aluminium and lead are both soft malleable metals but put enough velocity behind them and they will punch a hole in obsidian.
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  3987.  @krossbolt4100  You have proof of this?
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  3988.  @easzyprogramming  Did you mean IA? Because I read your comment several times and each time I'm completely stumped.
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  3989. Well obvious, Feral, but it was Calum's idea in that house.
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  3990.  @JonatasAdoM  They were looking for survivors, but they were in a destroyer, a ship with several hundred crew.
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  3991. That's a good question, I would assume that all backup and emergency systems at a nuclear power plant would contain no electronics and would have their cabling shielded so that when the grid went down they could continue to cool their reactors, but then people also assumed that Russia knew how to make a nuclear power plant and that the Japanese wouldn't place critical machinery in the basement of a flood-prone nuclear plant. :/
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  3992.  @GVTSounds  Why would 60% of our inventory be out of service? The UK is a nation, not a compulsive hoarder.
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  3993. No reactors exploded at Fukushima, just the upper floors of three of the reactor halls.
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  3994. Two department heads for two tiddies!
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  3995. Don't give people ideas, if the cretins who voted for Brexit or Trump knew we counted in Arabic they'd probably try to bring back Roman numerals.
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  3996. To everyone saying he stole from Dave Chappelle, he's a UK comic playing to a UK audience, Dave doesn't play here, most Brits have no fucking clue who Dave Chappelle is, so... You can't ban something from one market because it's sold in another.
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  3997. They are, the Nordic countries and Canada are where the majority of experimental data centers are located, trying to use everything from mountains to lakes to keep these buildings cool.
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  3998.  @aeixo2533  She said a noise people were accustomed too.
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  3999. The sad thing is she will win, the case will be 100% against her but Peloton will settle for 6 figures just to shorten the case and get it out of the papers. Sometimes I wish I had been born with the intelligence of an orange, these people seem to get great paydays for their own stupidity.
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  4000. Some day Mahyar will get his wish and the UK will elect a strong far right government that fixes all of the problems, then they will look for new problems and brown people like him will be one of those new problems. Ignorant clowns like Mahyar Tousi remind me of the Jews who supported Anton Drexler and the German Workers Party...
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  4001.  @Orcbotbasher  The EU hasn't been a trading block in over 30 years, it's a political union...
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  4002. To be replaced by shootings, epic idea.
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  4003. Yes, the pilot will put the heli into auto-hover and then hand control to the 'loadmaster' in the back who is responsible for dropping the payload, the loadmaster can then instruct the flight computer to make small position adjustments to get the helicopter to fly over the correct spot he needs to drop each bag. When finished the loadmaster hands back control to the pilot.
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  4004. If you could then you would be all thumbs.
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  4005. Wouldn't surprise me, men under Patton had the highest mortality rates because he loved to praise them but he loved even more to use them as cannon fodder during his hunt for glory.
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  4006. tRuMp, why do you go round posting nonsense? do some research or continue to look like a 12-year old fool every time you post something.
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  4007. Thara, you are a very stupid person. that is all.
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  4008.  @mwmentor  France has got all of it's power from Fission for 60 years with no incidents, they are one of the greenest nations on Earth power-generation wise.
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  4009. No, they really aren't.
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  4010. She wasn't listening to Cronkite obviously, she was listening to a BBC reporter. Christ almighty, this dude thinks only the US had news presenters in 1963...
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  4011. "This is Houston, you are go for mushroom tip separation..."
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  4012. Rolls Royce have been commissioned by the UK government to see if their SMR design could be retrofitted to old coal plants, but that's about it so far.
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  4013.  @trishab6220  Get educated and stop spreading nonsense.
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  4014. LMAO, the assault on the US capitol was broadcast all over the world you deluded muffin! "Cows don't exist, I said it so it must be true!"
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  4015. What do you yanks expect when you tell the rest of the world that Israelis can do no wrong?
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  4016. If you only have the one testicle your chances of having a strapping Bavarian Aryan lad are slim. It's why he so despised the Special Operations Executive for stealing the other one and hiding it below the Albert Hall.
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  4017. If we wanted to follow Russia back in to the 1800's I would agree, but coal has had it's day. It just makes people ill.
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  4018.  @vonhellfinger7540  I know you would, because you are intolerant...
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  4019. Jesus has been "coming soon" for the past 1200 years...
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  4020. It wasn't a union protest at all, it was about a plan to build mines in a protected forest. I mean the description is there for anyone to read...
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  4021.  @Superg0at  You don't need a username when replying to the OP. Because you are replying... to the OP.
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  4022. In a just world these clowns would deal with consequences, but she clearly has money and it's America, so...
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  4023.  @helenwood8482  Fairly far right? Bernie is a centrist at best. And we are a capitalist socialist country, capitalist economics with socialist values, just like the majority of the developed world.
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  4024.  @richardwills-woodward  Except for all of the ones that are thriving still.
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  4025. Because Aus is a warm country obviously, also 40 degrees is not the norm in south or east Australia where everyone lives.
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  4026.  @kanlu5199  Because nothing can get close to the cores, obviously. Did you even bother to watch the video?
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  4027. Millions of dead Chinese would spend 1931 to 1939 thinking "It's good that this needless slaughter we're enduring isn't considered a war yet."
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  4028. Rocket fuel is not a hydrocarbon, it's usually something that only requires an oxidiser like peroxide. This engine burns bleach and air, no carbon involved.
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  4029. Everything is made in China, it is the world's factory so everything that is high quality and everything that is low quality.
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  4030.  @itcanwait  To power a data centre I think, supposedly by 2030 almost a quarter of all electricity generated in the world will be used for the internet. That's one huge feedbag for a rogue AI 🤣
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  4031.  @fedor4655  No, it won't be nearly as fast as that cable, 3,000 miles at light speed is faster than 6,000 miles of near light speed.
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  4032. It would be two days before I realised that Nakib had no intention of showing me those kittens. Oh, how foolish I was to wait all that time!
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  4033. She reminds me of Elizabeth Banks, which is no bad thing, I like it when my mind is filled with Elizabeth Banks.
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  4034. Shouldn't you be shaving your head or something?
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  4035. The shells still required tremendous velocity to penetrate and stick in the armour, without such velocity the shaped charge would probably just blast the shell back up into the air.
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  4036. OLED is gorgeous, but sadly still costs a lot of pennies :/
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  4037.  @MrAkurvaeletbe  It takes more than 51 people to build a power plant, it takes 500 to 2,000...
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  4038. Our oil revenue would easily cover our spending, Norway is the richest nation in Europe because it's oil revenues go towards 5 million people instead of 60 million. We Scots just need to brush off the 55 million money-sucking ticks we currently have stuck to our arse... Though to be fair we'd happily pay for the 25 million or so who are grateful, respectful and friendly to us, like most of Northern Ireland and 48% of England and Wales - it's just the xenophobic, ignorant, indoctrinated Brexit leeches we'd like to scrape off on to the kerb.
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  4039.  @SeraphsWitness  Dude you could have saved so many needless comments by simply telling Christopher that you were just being pedantic because he used the word monarchy instead of corporatocracy. Why some folk are so hellbent on starting arguments will always baffle me, especially with potentially the whole internet watching...
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  4040.  @TheFlyingZulu  So the change in tone of her voice happens before she starts speaking?
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  4041. Why do people eat red meat? Salt? Sugar? Alcohol? etc... Same reason I smoke, they stimulate the release of dopamine and make people smile.
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  4042.  @oldaccount1542  Are you a fool? They clearly meant Sinophobic.
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  4043. Aren't Pythons a type of constrictor? I would make sure this snake was fully fed at all times if I was him.
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  4044. How to be a Skank 101. They don't teach it in schools.
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  4045.  @dunebasher1971  But rhinoviruses which cause the common cold love cold temperatures.
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  4046. America's Crumble is Infrastructuring.
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  4047.  @YorickReturns  eastern Europe and China are modern? When did such things happen?
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  4048. Trees can be felled by lightning, wind, age and many other things - this tree was felled on purpose with a chainsaw ergo it was deliberately felled. The English language doesn't require a degree from a university to understand how it works...
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  4049.  @satisfyinglife4751  How do you know she didn't expect the elevator to close quickly? It's Asia, all elevators are like that.
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  4050. Both the aircraft and the alien race are named from Roman mythology, in fact just about everything in the Star Trek universe comes from Roman mythology - Romulus, Remus, Nero, etc
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  4051. China has several EV makers that are already considered Tesla killers so an EV startup won't last long there. Europe too is saturated as most of the big brands over here like VW and Mercedes have good quality, decent-priced EVs on offer, the US is ironically the best place for an EV startup because US makers left it late to join the game and other EV startups like Rivian and Lucid were also late to the game, this means Tesla is the only big fish in the lake, and so the US market is the ideal place for a newcomer.
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  4052. National defence computers getting it wrong were a thing in science fiction long before 1979. The movie "Colossus: The Forbin Project" predates this event by 9 years.
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  4053. Hitler only became interested in eugenics due to one particular American "physician" who wanted to sterilise all black women in the US. Can't remember the guy's name but Hitler had a signed copy of his book.
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  4054. They would be fine, the fall is over such a vast area that the fact that the water is falling is difficult to perceive without instruments.
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  4055. No one in this video is speaking for China, there is just a reporter and a policy expert. Did you watch the same video I did?
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  4056. Would that not be Thomas Edison's assistant? There's a famous photo of his ruined hand from playing with an X-ray source in Edison's lab.
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  4057.  @davidgeary490  Also if we ever did crack transmutation everyone would be turning lead into gold and calling themselves alchemists. It would be a chaotic time.
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  4058. To everyone arguing about the size or span of the US there is absolutely no reason there couldn't be HSR between NYC and Washington D.C. other than the fact that republicans would never agree to it unless there was absolutely no cost to the taxpayer whatsoever. Zilch. Despite boasting about MAGA they are quite happy with aging, broken infrastructure.
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  4059. Yes, they do it all the time, how else do you think Helene and now Milton were predicted?
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  4060.  @dakotawiebe2622  That does not excuse fearmongering, which was the goal of the comment you replied to.
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  4061. I remember reading about phreaking and black boxes and all that tech mischief in the Anarchist's Cookbook back in the 90's, it's probably one of the first things I downloaded, that and Nirvana midi files. Though it was OK to read the book back then, you wouldn't get arrested for terrorism like you would now.
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  4062. Don't spread misinformation, they both survived.
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  4063. It was that or the Benny Hill theme, we don't have a lot of cultural music 0_O
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  4064. At the quantum level we cannot use our eyes, we have to use electron microscopes and yes, they do emit electrons that bounce off the object being observed. Great for looking at things that are as small as three atoms in width, but any smaller than that and the electron risks pecking the object apart, and if you tried to observe a sub-atomic particle with an electron microscope it would be like playing quantum pool because the microscope would keep sending the particles flying meaning they were no longer in the location the electron reported them to be. "Seeing is touching".
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  4065. I've always wondered why metal pressing does not lead to helmets or pots or whatever having extremely thin and weak sides. For example, if you are making pots you start with a perfectly flat disc of metal, you place that disc in a press and it pushes the centre of the disc around 6 inches out of depth with the rest of the disc and you get the makings of a pot, but logic dictates that the base of the pot and the rim of the pot (the bits that were not stretched by the press) would retain their original thickness (say 1.5mm?) while the sides of the pot (the metal that has been stretched) should be much weaker and thinner due to that part of the disc being pushed and stretched. Anyone understand where I'm coming from? I know that pressing metal is now a cornerstone of modern fabrication, we've been doing it for 100 years now - you place a piece of sheet metal in to a press and 5 seconds later you have the front wing panel of a car or a stainless steel sink ready for a kitchen, but how is the sides of that sink the same thickness as the floor of the sink? This has always stumped me.
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  4066.  @nellylight7025  Ice cream on a stick, like a Magnum.
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  4067. You gotta be pretty young or naive if you're never heard of an open marriage, or just someone who doesn't live on Earth.
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  4068. A life sentence rarely means a full life sentence, even in the USA. A life sentence means you can never be released until a parole board deems that you are fit to be released and it will come with a minimum term, so a life sentence with a minimum of 15 years for example means you serve 15 years and then you must satisfy a parole board or you stay in prison and a new parole hearing will be set two-to-five years later, this will repeat every few years until you are either released or you die in prison having never been deemed fit for parole.
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  4069. Yeah, it annoys me when American channels have British narrators because it takes me longer to figure out they are talking about the US, interesting video all the same but their power set up is nothing like Europe's.
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  4070. Getting his head polished.
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  4071.  @adakadak1012  How tolerant of you.
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  4072. Then keep everything the same and watch your nation fall even further behind the rest of the developed world. The 97% of us who aren't American couldn't give two shits whether you are progressive or regressive.
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  4073. What's wrong with Virgin? One of the safest airlines in history.
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  4074.  @benfeloion7971  Since we pay them to police, yes we actually do.
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  4075.  @tvrtvr6984  Flowers and plants take a year to grow back.
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  4076. @Bob Terwilliger That isn't my standards at work, that is you comparing something immediately repairable to long term damage.
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  4077.  @architectzaidl.k6273  Nothing to do with "MSM" or "fake news", it's because some people are just ignorant, so stop talking like a right-wing American - that is what they want, to create division everywhere.
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  4078.  @AverageAlien  Hisachi Ouchi, he was even mentioned in the video. Also not to mention the tens of thousands that succumbed from radiation poisoning after Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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  4079. Now look back into my hands, those diamonds are now tickets for that thing you like. I'm on a horse!
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  4080. A high-powered rifle yeah, but a standard assault rifle will still leave entry and exit wounds. Shotguns do far more damage to the noggin, any good gore site can show you that.
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  4081.  @sakadabara  Christianity also gave us the dark ages.
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  4082.  @nancygawlowicz2562  Don't talk shit.
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  4083. Why would they need their own BSE outbreak? British beef was exported all over the world for years until the scandal broke so there is the obvious connection.
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  4084. I agree, especially when projects named after Elizabeth I or the Queen Mother are simply called Elizabeth because it makes the Queen look like a narcisist. There are Elizabth's being christened all over the country, from hospitals to aircraft carriers.
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  4085.  @xxpatrick204xx  You mean Bill Nye the Science Guy. Bill Nighy the Actor Guy doesn't do astronomy.
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  4086.  @alohatigers1199  Apart from their being no such thing as original in the arts since it's all been done before, I think you will find that when people try to innovate it very rarely flops. It's just difficult to innovate in a medium where everything is already an unconscious copy of something else.
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  4087. Where would one purchase a Zat'nik'tel?
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  4088.  @badgermacleod2037  My 133Mhz K5 beats that, the first 586 processor released by AMD and my first PC back in 1996. Only ever owned one intel chip and that was one of those late 90's Celeron processors that came on it's own little card that had to be slotted into the motherboard like other cards.
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  4089. I think it's just that hate-filled people are more likely to comment. I come here for news, not to spam stuff like "CANCEL THE LICENSE FEE!!" or "THE BBC HIRE PEDOS!!".
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  4090. Since ethics and morality have changed very little since then you certainly can. We're not comparing fashions here...
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  4091.  @Toastcat890  The ship was never in China.
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  4092.  @underarmbowlingincidentof1981  It won't be sealed in there forever like the narrator said, the place will likely be emptied within a century. The spent fuel from a first generation reactor can now be partially reprocessed in the newest 3rd generation reactors yet back in the 1960's people said that spent fuel would be here for thousands of years, they are now being proved wrong. I reckon by the end of this century - when we will no longer be using fission anyway - we will have a means of processing all of the waste we have created up until that point back into smaller and stable elements.
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  4093. Migs and Sukhois are usually 60% engine.
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  4094. Soft things can't absorb gamma radiation, it goes in one side and straight out the other, killing all of the microbes as it does. It also destroys dna though so great for sterilising things like soup, but has a tendency to turn living things into soup.
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  4095. JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis and George Orwell were all at Oxford then, in a few years Tolkien would start writing the Hobbit.
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  4096. Why would anyone want to buy a screwdriver from a guy whose knowledge is computers? I wouldn't buy cabbages from Samsung or a graphics card from Ann Summers. I've never understood this obsession with buying something just because it has a name or a brand on it unless that brand is well known for that specific product.
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  4097. The bullet train is like 30 years old, keep up.
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  4098. What on Earth are you talking about? What right of self defence did women lose?
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  4099. Still craving that attention, Bill?
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  4100.  @agent_605  Gotta love daft questions, eh, Alasdair? :D
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  4101.  @MysticCoder  Yeah, we Europeans call it Autumn, you are definitely thinking of the US, they like thinking up proprietary names for things that have already been named.
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  4102.  @vincedibona4687  You keep replying negatively to every comment, are you really that desperate to be noticed? Congratualtions, you have been.
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  4103. Is there a reason why the high street should be saved? Time is the most precious resource on Earth, the less time you spend in a car travelling to a store to purchase a single item is more time you can spend with your family, plus it provides a job for a delivery driver.
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  4104. It's just a homage to the ad breaks on British TV, before digital came along they would use the black and white bars to signal to local stations that ads were coming up so the local stations could line up their ads with the breaks in the show.
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  4105.  @MatthewVanston  There was nothing socialist about the Nazis, it was just a name Anton Drexler came up with to attract disenfranchised Germans at a time when Europeans demanded socialism. If you think National Socialism mean they were socialist then you must think the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is a democratic republic for the people. Also I have a bridge to sell if you are so inclined...
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  4106.  @zxcbbnm7552  Actually no, in the UK he's a complete unknown...
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  4107. I hope the woman's family sues to the high heavens.
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  4108.  @solomonarhin  I did listen, I've also studied this crash, at no point did any of the pilots give a child control of the plane - they gave the kids the illusion that they were controlling it. They just didn't know that playing with the controls could deactivate the autopilot.
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  4109. Well to be fair when Chicago and New York built their metro systems it gave the homeless somewhere warm to shit so I can see this project helping with that issue in Seattle.
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  4110.  @risingstartv8502  Why would they be facing north? They were not heading to Iran, they were trying to exit the Strait of Hormuz which goes east to west.
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  4111.  @reserva120  No western European nations are currently slaughtering anyone and haven't done so for a very long time...
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  4112. Who said they didn't notice? The guy could have been trying to commit suicide for all we know.
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  4113. I don't remember hearing about this Indiana collapse on the news but the Radiohead collapse a year later was all over the news here in the UK, likely because they are a British band.
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  4114. The fact we voted to weaken our economy in 2016 by making it tens of billions worse off every year shows that idiocy is alive and well at every age. My son is only 18 and sees Brexit for the Etonian-led scam that it is.
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  4115. Good movie that.
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  4116. They began construction on a detector that was three times as large in Texas but after the republicans cut funding to it in 1992 it caused the EU and Japan to withdraw from the project when they realised that every time a republican government got elected they would either try to shut it down or pull funding from it. This is partly the reason why they just decided to upgrade the LEP into the LHC instead. The partly completed tunnel in Texas is now one of the world's largest data centres.
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  4117. "If men can ride it then it's a she." is an old naval term that I'm fairly sure didn't have any sexual connotations at the time, but if that is true then we're going to be getting very friendly with androids in the future it seems 0_O
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  4118.  @theboyinthedark6521  It'll be the best in some areas and mediocre in others, just like any other sub, none are really the best in all fields. This is a former boomer so it's about as stealthy as an elephant and any decent attack sub would have a decent chance of finding it and an exceptional chance of killing it. SSBNs were designed to hide in the arctic and never move, they were not designed to enter warzones like the Mediterranean carrying guided missiles, the US just chose to convert these SSBNs into SSGNs because it was better than scrapping them - but these four subs are elephants trying to be as inconspicuous as lions. The SSGNs have some fantastic flexible uses like a swiss-army knife, but the CO who said this sub was invisible knows full well that any Russian sub in the Med can hear the Florida from miles away, it creates too much drag to be stealthy and it has a giant box for navy seals stuck to the top of it that you could hear in the video causing even more drag.
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  4119. Though it peaked in the 20th century and dominated an entire half of it.
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  4120.  @syncopatedglory  You replied directly to the OP.
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  4121. "DaSilva has a hole in his helmet. And his head."
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  4122. The Americans probably reported it as being in Corsica knowing their geography skills.
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  4123. Look up "Benedict Cumberpatch Penguins", he calls them something like Peng-wings.
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  4124. It's also in Tom Clancy's The Division 2 in great detail.
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  4125. By seeing is touching they are not talking about eyes, but rather electron microscopes. In order to "see" things at the quantum level you can't use your eyes even if you have the most powerful optical microscope in the world, you need to use an electron microscope which fires electrons at something and when those electrons return it builds a picture of that something. This works fine for objects that are made of atoms, even just a few atoms, but it doesn't work on sub-atomic particles because the electron beam would cause the particle to move when it touches it. In this way seeing is touching.
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  4126. The US has royalty, what else are the Houses of Bush, Cuomo, Koch, Walton, etc? Do you know what influence the Windsors have on politics? Zero. Can you say that about your nepotistic billionaire lobbyers? "Why should I be POTUS? Well because my brother is a state governor, my dad owns a corporation and my little sister is on the chief of staff, I'm royalty baby!" The US has more family dynasties than ancient China.
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  4127. "I'm constantly seduced by the intensity of the orange" said 70 million automatons in unison.
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  4128.  @treycash8876  We really aren't, the video has America as it's focus and some commentators are European. I see Americans commenting on videos about Europe all the time so I guess by your own logic you must have a raging hardon for everything European? See how that works?
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  4129. This is winter, dear.
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  4130.  @9HighFlyer9  You seen the laser plumb line gadgets they use now? A little pendulum that fires a laser upwards, you sit it down and it'll create a perfect 90 degree angle for your wall to follow. I love those things.
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  4131.  @deborahdanhauer8525  Their 6-second attention span?
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  4132. That maybe but for the next 40 years the UK won't have to experience either blackouts, importing energy at great cost, or returning to coal. Germans on the other hand will be paying through the nose for French electricity.
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  4133. And steve, if someone did that to my family I would want them to rot in an 8x10 for the rest of their lives not get an easy out. Fred West should be in torment, instead they left him his shoelaces and he escaped his crimes, the death penalty can't be that much to fear if so many killers put a gun in their mouth rather than get arrested...
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  4134. The camera operator leaves a lot to be desired.
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  4135. Don't tell people we have an airport, you'll blow their mind!
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  4136. The one that happened in 2008?
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  4137.  @shyone968  Clearly you know nothing of socialism.
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  4138. I am the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Thou shalt have no other monsters before Me (Afterwards is OK; just use protection). The only Monster who deserves capitalization is Me! Other monsters are false monsters, undeserving of capitalization. — Suggestions 1:1
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  4139.  @lukeskywalker3329  They still didn't want anything to do with the US but the US forced themselves on Japan with gunboat diplomacy "Open your ports for us to take your things for peanuts or we'll open them for you."
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  4140.  @reson8  By research you mean you gobbled up the first bit of propaganda you could find.
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  4141. Automation. When Airbus introduced it's fly-by-wire systems and computers in the late 80's Boeing called it a fad that would only make pilots lazier, except fast forward to the 21st century and all of these systems meant that Airbus planes were now regarded as the safest option because high pilot workload was often a large factor in plane crashes, now pilots had planes that could correct stalls without pilot input and could prevent pilots from attempting manoeuvres that could lead to airframe damage or stalls. Boeing eventually joined the party but by then half the market now belonged to Airbus. Case in point being the "Miracle on the Hudson", Captain Sullenberger was pulling too hard on the sidestick and that would have led to a tail strike landing possibly causing the plane to break up, instead the computers (knowing he was attempting a landing) ignored his input and kept the nose down to land belly first. Just one of countless times automation has overridden pilot input to save the plane.
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  4142. Why is everyone yapping about healthcare? I imagine the OP meant that the guy got sacked and likely sued for his incompetence.
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  4143. I have no idea, you haven't told us what your problem was.
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  4144. Cabbages don't even know what a Go-Pro is, what is this - 1985?
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  4145. I think it was likely a Swedish sub that hit the ferry, Sweden would have the most to lose if the truth came out since the majority of the victims were Swedish so I think they asked or bribed Finland and Estonia into keeping their secret. It would also explain why Sweden was so eager to bury the wreck and why Sweden introduced the law against exploring it.
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  4146. Anyone with a basic grasp of maths or science would recognise what it was and I doubt a spaceship would ever be launched by any race without an engineer or scientist on board.
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  4147. Ultra was the overall name of all code breaking at Bletchley Park and it was there that JN-25 was figured out and eventually broken. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes
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  4148. Being in a union means disagreements, if you didn't disagree then it would not be a union but a legion.
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  4149. "playlists are how new music gets discovered these days" Just as mix tapes/CDs were how music got discovered before...
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  4150. No, you do the work in someone else's backyard - a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  4151.  @Gjcdvjgcchjjcdf  If they used stars with more than 5 sides it would no longer be their emblem...
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  4152.  @daniellassander  CEOs that steal from other companies will always go to jail as crimes against capitalism are superfelonies in the US, I think Daniel meant CEOs that hurt everyday people and not those that hurt the elites.
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  4153. This group contains 2 of my pocket pixie crushes, Mila and Kristen. If you threw in Zooey and Anna Kendrick instead of Katherine you'd have all 4. I mean, I love Katherine, she's just not pixie material. I'm still not sure if I'll keep Mila in there tbh, I feel she has put her pixie days behind her, you just know that if you showed Kristen, Zooey and Anna a bouncy castle they'd have their shoes off and be straight on it while I fear Mila would probably look on pensively before ultimately deciding she was too grown up for bouncy castles.
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  4154.  @seth7745  Or how planes stay in the sky.
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  4155. Ever since 2014 investors have looked into a Canada-Greenland-Iceland-UK pipeline that could make Canada 1.2 Trillion USD per decade but the technical limitations of building a pipe across the Atlantic means that even in 2021 it's still just something that gets talked about from time to time. The Baltic where Nordstream 1 and 2 are is a few hundred meters deep but between Greenland and Iceland and Iceland and the UK there are depths of several kilometres where constructing/repairing a pipe would require entirely new technologies. Until then there is always Canadian LNG tankers which since the 21st of December have been getting rerouted to Europe from Asia because prices in central Europe are now higher than in places like Vietnam or China.
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  4156. That isn't a real ring road though, a ring road encircles a city, not just a dozen city blocks in the centre of the city.
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  4157.  @ashecbtb9509  Clearly you don't have a clue what Brexit is or what it entails if you think it'll transition in any way smoothly, and no it won't affect the EU even remotely anything like it will affect us since there is 27 members of that bloc and only one UK. This idea people have that we "keep the EU afloat" is so absurd it could be a Monty Python sketch. This time next year the EU will have all the same deals it has now with the exception of the UK, whereas the UK will have no deals whatsoever and will be in the process of creating them while buying all of it's goods on a 30% WTO tariff, at the same time the other 193 nations on Earth will know that we have no deals and will be able to offer us any terms they please in the knowledge that we will be desperate to get them done and dusted. "Japan is lining up, the US is lining up, the Indians are lining up to trade with us" as someone once said, as though it was a positive thing, just shows you that we will be weak prey for countries who look forward to dealing with us not as part of the #1 economy on the planet with 193 trading parters as the #5 or #6 largest economy with no trading partners. I envisage most trade discussion to feature lines similar to this one, "We get all the beef we need from Argentina and the US so knock 60% off that figure before we resume these talks next month!" Yeah, it's gonna be Christmas for the other nations, the first time in history that a global power has been without trading partners and they will pick us apart like loiterers at a car boot sale, leaving it very late in the day so we'll happily accept whatever offer they give us. Well done to the 17.5 million rats that chewed through the hull, the sooner we Scots get off this sinking ship the better.
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  4158. If I recall we were on top for around three centuries...
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  4159. To find out more about neutrinos. If we could harness neutrinos it would revolutionise communications because nothing can block a neutrino. This would make the internet faster since data could be sent straight through the centre of the planet instead of around it, it would mean cell phones would work no matter where you were or how thick your walls are. It would likely also lead to even better medical scanners since CT scans and MRI scans both have negative effects on the human body so they can only be used in short bursts at low energy levels whereas a neutrino scanner could be used to zoom right into a person's organs for as long as needed with no negative side effects. Plus a hundred other potential uses...
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  4160.  @jillybean3688  You have a lot more illusions of freedom.
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  4161.  @jillybean3688  And your comment was 100% gospel just because you say you've travelled? Usually the Americans who say "We've got more freedoms" are the ones that have barely left their own state so you're no less guilty than I am of whatever we are arguing about.
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  4162. The wehrmacht might not have been capable of landing on the British mainland but they would definitely manage to capture the channel islands so the options were twofold, you can either lose many men and then the islands, or you can just lose the islands. The latter is obviously the sensible choice.
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  4163. Respect to the fella who did a James Bond with his rear windscreen washer. I would have fitted a tiny tray of tacks under the bumper myself but a squirty nozzle is a decent start.
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  4164.  @paulcalder9697  Most destroyers, UK or US, can carry a maximum of 96 anti-air missiles, often they have much fewer on board but as each missile is stored inside it's own replaceable launcher an enemy has no way of knowing if a destroyer is carrying 96 missiles or zero. So if they really want to guarantee hitting their target they have to have at least 97 drones per destroyer in the region, that is a fairly good deterrent for them not to waste their drones.
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  4165. Intelligent Fact: JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  4166. Would never happen, a maeeting always has at least one person who is there to receive info rather than give info, otherwise meetings would never have become a thing.
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  4167.  @bio-plasmictoad5311  It's not a misconception in any way, digital can capture finer details. You can have a preference, that is your prerogative, but to say film is better than digital is simply wrong.
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  4168. In the UK we just re-inflate the tyres ourselves, we haven't used manservants for a long time.
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  4169.  @VendPrekmurec  Yeah, battles between humans and heavy machinery are often one-sided.
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  4170.  @FNobody  You're deranged.
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  4171. Trump's rallies are scarily similar to Hitler's Nuremburg rallies, I'm always expecting to see Republicans burning leftist literature at them while Rudy Goebbels reminds the crowd that liberals are untermenschen.
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  4172. Everything you neanderthals don't like seems to be a false narrative pushed by the left for political reasons. "Eat your greens, honey-bun!" "no, mother! Vegetables are a false narrative pushed by the left for political reasons." And you guys have the audacity to call us sheep or parrots - it's like you just come out with phrases everytime someone pulls the cord in your back...
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  4173. "To the savage any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”
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  4174.  @Spaceballz123  Well, which law are they breaking?
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  4175.  @artoruvidal2793  It's an explosive and in most countries explosives are illegal. I imagine in the US they are probably protected by your constitution but you'll be arrested in a civilised country if you're caught with an artillery shell tucked in your sweatpants.
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  4176. Good to know someone else who likes to go in bags deep.
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  4177. You never knew the location of British subs, our pump jets made them next to silent, so much so that the USN licensed the tech to install on their own subs.
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  4178. He has to or it will be flagged or demonetised.
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  4179. Harkonnens were monsters!
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  4180. Yeah, the stairs up by the "nosebleed seats" are akin to ladders. Coming down them while holding 4 pints is something terrifying.
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  4181. There's a Korean movie called Pandora that was inspired by the Fukushima disaster, it's about the people of a small Korean town and how they handle catastrophe when disaster strikes the nearby nuclear power plant.
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  4182.  @TemplarX2  The Nobel prize has only been around since 1901 and the US has been the world's eminent power since the 1940's, so it stands to reason that the US would have the most Nobel prizes, most of which are given out for stuff like isolating a new protein chain or discovering a physical effect at low temperatures. There's a huge difference between research and innovation, though the latter heavily relies on the former.
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  4183.  @darrenowen3338  Are you seriously complimenting the Tories for giving us something in the past few years that most of the developed world has taken for granted for over a decade? Set your bar a bit higher, maybe England wouldn't be such a dump if you lot had some pride in your country and voted in a party that would look after it.
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  4184. Ahh, the hyperbollock Oracle. First they state a crime where none exists and then they state a damage that would only exist if someone drove the vehicle with flats. Hyperbole isn't good for you old chap.
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  4185. Why? What purpose would that serve? It would only give idiots more reasons to complain forcing Tepco to endanger lives by sending people in to places they just said people couldn't go.
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  4186. Petrol is also dangerous, Rod. Most of us learned that at an early age.
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  4187. It technically will be a twin tunnel because cruise ships are a thousand times larger than everyday traffic so most users will be able to pass each other in different directions unless a cruise ship is scheduled to use it.
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  4188.  @omegaz3393  No, the US isn't, unless Canada and the umpteen pipelines bringing oil from it are considered "US".
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  4189. Until we discover that energy-based lifeforms have been feeding our space junk to their offspring and now they are too heavy to teleport themselves after they leave the nest.
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  4190. The great pile-up of 1894 first brought the subject to people's attention. They say some cars were travelling as fast as 12 miles per hour.
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  4191. This is Starship, those rockets that landed on their feet were Falcon, Starship is about 10x bigger and heavier than Falcon and would break any feet it tried to land on. That thing that just got grabbed out of the air is 30 feet in diameter and 240 feet high, it's the size of a small skyscraper and you could fit the statue of liberty inside it.
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  4192. Nothing was primitive about the Apollo missions.
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  4193. Your surname sounds like someone offering Walt Disney a cuppa.
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  4194.  @ShellymanStudios  Better a recession now than a collapse later.
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  4195. Fingers crossed anyway.
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  4196. Justice does not always catch up with the guilty, there are many monsters of this war who died at home in the comfort of their bed.
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  4197. Do you think that the animals that are on the verge of extinction also should be free?
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  4198. How do you know it is safe?
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  4199. Regardless of how many lives his device might have saved I hate men like that who would rather murder their "loved" ones than admit to being broke. They usually leave a suicide note explaining how they couldn't bear to see their kids reduced to living in a normal house or going to a normal school like poor people. Cowards.
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  4200.  @chazbaz4519  Actually all but two nuclear plants in the UK have cooling towers because you cannot put seawater near metal or it will corrode, freshwater is fine and this is why Chernobyl had no cooling towers, it used the nearby lake. The plants in the UK that don't have cooling towers use seawater but instead of passing the seawater through the cooling loop it just enters a large pool that the cooling loop sits in - like an underwater radiator. Jellyfish must love the heat from it because every couple of years one of the plants will overheat because the inlet to the pool is clogged with jellyfish.
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  4201.  @martinharris5017  Everything is harmful! Martin Pall is to electromagnetism what other people are to GM foods or chemicals in hair products, he would have everyone give up mobile phone use because like 1 in a million people are seriously affected by EM frequencies. Well a lot more than 1 in a million have asthma but we haven't abandoned cars... We either live in our world surrounded by chemicals, radiation and various other toxins that have very minimal effects on the majority of us or we live like the Amish who incidentally don't really get sick any more or less than we do.
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  4202. People can use a VPN but that puts all the strain on non-EU servers and without European advertisers no one would be paying for all of that extra strain. Musk would quickly ban EU-based users from connecting to the service unless he was feeling extremely generous.
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  4203. Jumping from a speeding car is just as deadly as being in one when it crashes. Or do you mean he could have asked the cops to pause the pursuit for 30 seconds so he could stop and let the children out?
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  4204. Grow up, it was a cruise missile boat, not a ballistic missile boat.
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  4205. I took it as not wanting people in the vicinity of your house to know what valuables you have inside it and how much security you have installed. I live way out in the suburbs and I would still have a no locals rule if I rented out, I wouldn't want word getting to the local junkie that I have a 70" TV protected behind just a door chain.
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  4206. Actually Union Jack and Union Flag are both correct terms since British naval vessels use the White Ensign as a jack.
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  4207. At one point but not any more, there are now bridges in China that surpass this in both length and height so they would have to be included if this one was and then the list of modern wonders gets out of hand.
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  4208.  @jaredgameplay2054  The French have won more battles than any other nation and also raised the Tricolor above Moscow, something the Nazis and the US never managed.
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  4209. What saddens me is that the majority of those apartments are empty and never used, they are just bought as an investment and sold a few years later for a few million profit. It's the same in many big cities, the most incredible locations that are just a 5 minute ride from the CBD and would be a fantastic purchase for someone who works there always tend to be owned by billionaires and movie stars who just see them as assets that will appreciate in value. There should be laws against owning unoccupied real estate in high demand areas - if you want to own 40 houses in the middle of nowhere then fine, but if you want to buy up something in the middle of a city without developing it or renting it out then you should be hit with an obstruction tax.
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  4210. You've seen ONE other video of people inside the sarcophagus and have we seen either of those two idiots since they made that video in 2016? no, they probably skipped work on the NSC one day to stay at home and turn into a puddle.
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  4211.  @BlookbugIV  No threat? sonar can give them brain damage you muppet.
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  4212. Yeah, they'll be digging graves and prolonging the lockdown.
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  4213. Hedgehogs were the best.
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  4214. She needed her parents permission for the scene where she flashes in The Hole because she was not yet 16. Liberal old parents there...
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  4215. The ability to spot a mistake?
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  4216. "That's no elbow." camera pans to show an almost completed Deathfist
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  4217. Though every minuteman III currently carries only a single warhead due to the START I treaty.
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  4218. Was CPR as advanced in 1971 as it is today?
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  4219.  @Daytripper88  It's not greedy to want wages that reflect inflation. Businesses recorded record high profits this year and yet frontline workers haven't seen salary increases since before the Tories got in power and you have the audacity/stupidity to think working class Joe is the greedy one. Mindblowing!
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  4220. The surface of the sun is only about 5,500 degrees Celsius in case you were thinking that it is millions and millions.
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  4221.  @indigohammer5732  "The missiles are in big red numbered tubes with Radiation stickers on them ffs!" You must also hate The Hunt for Red October then since they did the exact same thing in that movie with red tubes and numbers, in fact they made an even bigger mistake because missiles on a Typhoon are not actually inside the pressure hull while missiles on a Vanguard are, so by your logic this TV show is far superior to The Hunt for Red October. Just using your logic, I don't reckon you're a hypocrite so it's good to know you likely agree with me and were not just typing any old complaint for attention's sake.
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  4222.  @jackoliver7506  Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon, so called because many UFO's historically have been neither flying nor objects and so two of the three words that make up UFO didn't describe them.
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  4223. Why do people in the US always have to bring the constitution into everything? Bond in the UK works in exactly the same way as the US and we don't even have a constitution, bail is just a deposit enticing people not to run, if you do run you lose your deposit when you're caught.
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  4224.  @TooManyChoices1  They didn't clearly anything.
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  4225. Kenneth, you can't accuse other people of trolling when you come out with the sort of nonsense that you are, you are the very definition of a troll...
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  4226. Except 30 years ago under a completely different project the SABRE was a theory and the materials to build the pre-cooler didn't exist, today they have two fully working engines and have tested the pre-cooler three times.
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  4227. I remember checking the Games Master page every Sunday looking for new cheats and tips for my Amiga games.
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  4228. When your ice cycle melts do you have to start walking?
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  4229. After hitting me the first thing I would have done is put boot the spokes of his wheel out and said "Now ride that".
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  4230. See a lot of brown people in Welsh steel mines do ya?
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  4231. It wouldn't, only bats carry rabies here.
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  4232.  @Juggzy-0  Anti-gravity, teleportation, replicators (the kind that spit out food, not the kind that eat everything)
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  4233. Mammoet. The Dutch are phenomenal engineers.
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  4234.  @communications23  We being Czechia?
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  4235.  @your-hermajestyismypronoun7372  Of all of the negative comments in this thread THAT is the one you take issue with? ffs
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  4236.  @billsweeney6864  You don't far exceed them in quantity, just quality.
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  4237. Yeah, after Norway I think Belgium has the highest amount of Teslas.
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  4238.  @Azknowledgethirsty  The US has zero cities over 12m, it has metro areas of that size but no cities.
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  4239. What are you talking about? The GFA was overseen by the US and has nothing to do with the EU. And yes, it is an international treaty.
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  4240.  @Drummo-ef6kx  He is, yeah.
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  4241. It's not final, it's just the end of the Jurassic World trilogy.
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  4242. For the past decade or so each time I have got in to an argument with someone on the right I have satiated myself with the thought, or belief, that those of us on the left will inevitably be victorious, whether it takes five years (for people to recognise Trump's folly, again) or 20 years, eventually truth and integrity and intelligence will prevail, they have to prevail - like in a comic book where the good guy wins. In the past year or two, however, it has started to dawn on me that in the coming war, be it civil or otherwise, the good guys might not triumph this time. When Hitler, Mussolini and the IJN were barking right wing propaganda in the 1920's and 30's there were opponents who would go on to free the world of their bullshit - the UK, US, France, the Commonwealth, and the rest of the free world. Who will rescue the world this time if those same heroic countries are now on the same wavelength as the nations they helped to destroy 80 years ago? I'm an optimistic person at heart but I don't like the look of the shapes on the horizon.
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  4243. Great show, basically showing that SkyNet has a little sister that doesn't agree with him so she meddles in the past to try and make him more fluffy and cuddly in the future. Trapped in the middle is a teenage boy and his cyborg.
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  4244. Water neither flows away nor towards anyone, it is simply being pulled towards the centre of the planet due to gravity.
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  4245. Yep, Notre Dame cathedral and Windsor Castle being the two biggest casualties in my memory. If you work on roofs using hot bitumen and blow torches do try to keep them apart.
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  4246.  @billfoster6479  Oh man, you would love Bottom. After the Young Ones came Filthy Rich & Catflap, and then after that came Bottom. Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson wrote all three shows. The show that Rik hinted at at the beginning of this interview when he said he and Adrian wanted to go in a new direction was Filthy Rich & Catflap, it starred Rik, Adrian and Nigel Planer (Neil from the Young Ones), so it was basically the Young Ones without Mike. Rik was a useless out of work actor called Rich, Nigel was his sleazy agent called Filthy and Adrian was his drunk and violent bodyguard called Catflap. It was decent but it wasn't the Young Ones. Rik and Adrian's biggest success came in 1991 when they also ditched Nigel and decided to write a show that featured only the two of them and it was a huge hit because it was just Rik and Adrian writing jokes for themselves, it was the Young Ones without Mike and Neil, and so they basically became drunk with power and created a show that pushed every boundary possible. In Bottom they play a pair of housemate losers on the lowest rung of the ladder, Rik is a neurotic virgin and Adrian is an alcoholic psychopath and the show is about them trying to get out of the gutter, a place where their particular sense of humour utterly shines. Bottom ran from 1991 to 1995 and then spawned a live show that toured the country and lasted for another five years, the live shows were out of this world because Rik and Adrian would forget their lines, break props, go off piste, and wrangle the audience into their insanity. I highly recommend you find the show and the live DVDs. Bottom also spawned a movie called Guest House Paradiso in 1999 where the two deadbeats try to run a hotel. You should probably try to get the movie too.
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  4247. Anno 1800 is free to play all of this week if you have Ubisoft Connect, it's from 2019 so may be kinder on your hardware.
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  4248. At the depths they are built it's roughly the same temperature where ever you build it. I believe the 14km of tunnel that was dug is currently used as a server farm for someone like Google seeing as it's so cold down there.
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  4249. All of them should despise the Americans for what they did to Iran in 1979.
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  4250.  @dgphi  "Nah.. fork 'andles, 'andles for forks." The look on Ronnie Corbett's face each time 🤣
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  4251.  @emilholmsten8600  Supposedly it was meant to be dead in 2011, it seems that whenever it doesn't die you folk just create an even more vague date for it dying. I think it'll be funny if people like you are still saying the same nonsense in 100 years.
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  4252. ER... we buy from another country, just as the US did when they used up all of their ammo in Afghanistan.
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  4253. The British Royal family (not sure about others) actually contribute more economically than is spent maintaining their estates. This sort of thing can be easily found by using a search engine to check on credible sources. As usual hatemongers would hate to let facts get in the way of their agenda.
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  4254. 11:59 A bit rich for a Japanese fella to moan about Americans "not giving Japanese prisoners an honourable death" when the very Japanese themselves decided that surrendering meant you lost all honour. Hypocrisy much?
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  4255.  @f1reguy587  Why did you just derail someone else's thread instead of starting your own?
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  4256. Well British beef was sold all over the world.
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  4257. Not really.
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  4258.  @samuraijackoff5354  Longer than a second, the brain can survive without oxygen for a few minutes but the huge drop in blood pressure means you would pass out after 5 to 10 seconds and then spend those minutes unconscious. Although that is assuming the trauma does not knock you out straight away as with the exception of a few famous executions almost everyone who gets rapidly decapitated falls unconscious immediately from the shock to the system.
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  4259. Then you pay your 18 grand lump sum every 10 years while I pay 120 bucks per month and we'll see who spends more.
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  4260.  @maykolee  And?
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  4261. A few hours every other day? LOL
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  4262. I want to get slooooow, so slooooow.
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  4263.  @katherine9798  A weather scientist without a Ph.D, I'll stick with the millions of scientists who have actually finished university, cheers. You know, the ones that don't need to create their own website in order to be seen or heard.
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  4264.  @buckhorncortez  It's hardly fiction, it's well documented that the Soviets had people inside the Manhattan project.
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  4265. Right direction? Where the hell do you think a Go-Pro will point if someone puts a jacket under your head?
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  4266. Or better yet we can use the DNA to regrow the soldier like in Jurassic Park.
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  4267. And even further afield, I am so thankful I found your human YouTube here on Fapsilon 6.
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  4268.  @rentin5836  Our Empire ended in 1948...
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  4269.  @julius43461  China also has the great subterannean wall (or is it subterranean great wall?) whereby they've built a large underground network along their east coast to hide ICBM launchers and they routinely reposition them. Similar to Russia's mobile launchers but observers have to guess where in the country they are since the only visible parts of the great subterranean wall are the various entry and exit points.
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  4270. @Siberian Tiger Weird that you say "their Allah" while claiming to be Christian, if you were Christian you would know that regardless of how skewed you believe their beliefs are they still pray to the same god you do. Allah is just their name for him/her...
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  4271. Why wouldn't they be able to be built? Most countries build fission reactors and they are a million times more complicated than an eventual fusion reactor would be.
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  4272. This seems tasteless as hell. Is Inside Edition taking advice from The Onion for new content?
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  4273. War used to have codes of honour, in Europe we had chivalry just as the Japanese had bushido. These were creeds that strictly governed how you treated your enemy and conducted yourself, to break from chivalry would dishonour your house.
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  4274. We have absolutely no idea yet how complex or expensive they will be, we'd have to finish all of these experiments and actually build the first one before we could ever know that...
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  4275.  @jackfanning7952  The science would suggest otherwise since most of the world's second generation reactors already use fuel that has been through first generation reactors and considered spent.
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  4276.  @clownofthetimes6727  The parents of all of the people murdered by Poles over the past 20 years definitely noticed, Mr Selective Memory. Appropriate user name by the way.
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  4277.  @dedeferreira98  Then you would be annexed and you would have no country, just like the thousands that no longer exist, Bohemia, Schleswig, Brittany, Corsica, Pomerania, Venice, etc etc etc I would rather be a partner in a union I helped create than become a vassal of someone else, which is what England will be in the second half of this century when all nations have formed continental unions. It's good to see you support independence for the likes of Scotland and Catalonia, etc though.
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  4278.  @dedeferreira98  In a union you don't die, but when you are annexed by another nation you do die. Scotland has been in a union since before the USA existed, but we're not dead so that just destroys your argument. The EU is a union, the entity that will likely swallow up England in 2050 or 2060 won't be bringing it in to join a union, they will simply be taking it over. You can stick with your emotions, I'll stay with logic.
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  4279. "We haven't made a dent in the Jewish or Muslim markets, Mr Jobs. You really should rename the iBacon to something else!"
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  4280.  @bigshaq712  As evidenced by people like tbone.
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  4281.  @carolhutchinson7763  A staycation must have a different meaning in the US then because everywhere else it means to still go on vacation but to do so within your own country/state rather than travelling 6,000 miles away to spend your money in someone else's country just to bring viruses back to your own country. It became popular in 2020 as local governments tried to entice people to vacation locally and spend their money in their own state to boost the economy via domestic tourism.
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  4282. The thing is X-rays pass through soft tissues so are you picking up the X-ray when it hits the rods and cones of your eye or when it passes through the part of your brain that interprets images?
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  4283. I thought the Cape Town building was the best in the video, that hollowed out look of the building with the 16 concrete storage silos made it look like the building was a giant bee honeycomb that someone had pulled a piece out of. Very unique.
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  4284. Those people are a scourge on humanity. Thinking that life was better back in a time where people would have more children than they wanted because two were likely to die before the age of five from something antibiotics or a vaccine could fix. Whenever I see a comment by those dinosaurs it makes me wonder if humans have a future.
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  4285. Duterte also murders, condones the murder of, and calls for the murder of anyone that has ever touched a drug. Unless you are squeaky clean, manos, you'd be a dead man in his country.
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  4286. Does Vegas even have a metropolitan area? A city in the middle of a desert isn't likely to have nearby neighbours.
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  4287.  @lostbutfreesoul  I've never seen a single one of my comments disappear and I've said some horrible and controversial things over the years.
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  4288. Why does every American keep posting this same comment? Surely you guys must know that A.) we use a different currency and B.) monetary values increase over time...
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  4289. We are not a Christian country, our churches have been empty since the 1800's!
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  4290. Gold conducts heat if it's directly touching a heat source, but otherwise it will reflect almost anything that shines upon it keeping anything under the gold from infrared warming. The robots dismantling Fukushima are gold-plated to reflect infrared and gamma.
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  4291. Not to mention the fact that if they don't land somewhere all the passengers might drown.
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  4292. Can't see how that is possibly when Carnival Legend was stationary...
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  4293.  @mat.phillips  Pedantic Pete strikes again. Clearly it's not an actual new sense in itself, they just meant that they are more perceptive with the senses they have. some people can spot things that others won't depending on their cognitive abilities.
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  4294.  @shepherdboy9692  Also known as intelligent folk.
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  4295. Probably not too bad since this was the days before ISPs so the only variable to affect price was distance and if this was a Britain to Britain connection then it would be incredibly cheap just like chatting to a friend on the phone for a few hours. When the internet became the web in the early 90's and ISPs started springing up there was no pricing regulation at the time so they all offered horrible prices to get online.
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  4296. You avoid this situation by staying in your car until help arrives.
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  4297. Good for you, champ! lightly punches you on the shoulder
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  4298.  @billybrown7953  It is when it snows.
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  4299. So long as you don't believe that all of them are caused by RN subs, there have been nets snagged and trawlers sunk in areas the Royal Navy don't operate, also at least two trawlers have lost nets in British or Irish waters thanks to USN subs operating with full permission of the local government. We're just surrounded by very rich fishing grounds and although NATO subs try to be as careful as they can it has been suspected that Russian subs simply don't care what they bump into when snooping as they know full well the British public would just blame British or American subs.
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  4300. I've never seen a power outlet in a bathroom before because I live in the UK and they are not allowed. I did see a power outlet in a train toilet once, but it was one of those little round shaving outlets that look like American outlets, I would never manage to squeeze my pinkie finger into that socket so I didn't try.
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  4301. She would still be conforming everyday. A woman in 1964 who walked around barefoot with greasy hair and going to the pub whenever she liked would probably be committed to an asylum, even as a housewife there are a thousand societal norms she would have to adopt to become like the rest of the automatons in her community.
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  4302. No, he didn't, his death was not the result of his own stupidity so he would never qualify for one.
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  4303. Why are you posting comment after comment? You must have about 20 comments on here and they are all mainly irrelevant nonsense.
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  4304. She does, she just prefers to let guests speak instead of cracking inane jokes or asking silly qurestions like an American anchor would. The point of a guest is to let them talk, not use them to further your own brand.
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  4305. How far did you wander?
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  4306. There is cold fusion, he described one at the end using muon capture.
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  4307.  @MrKbonez  And simpletons who scuttle the ship while being unable to swim go down with it.
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  4308.  @NoNameAtAll2  *fayre ;)
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  4309. The irony is that only in the US can you be accused of stolen valour for wearing it, here in the UK you have to be actively pretending to be a veteran or wearing fake medals for someone to accuse you of stolen valour but I've seen videos in the US of people just wearing surplus military issue jackets - who in no way look like service members - getting harassed by "patriots" accusing them of stolen valour.
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  4310. George Washington blew up parliament and ended protestant rule?
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  4311. Tories, the gift that keeps on taking.
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  4312. 5 seconds of badger footage and 2 minutes 40 seconds of listening to a middle-class numpty prattle on while she tries to psychoanalyse what drives a badger and gives it's life meaning.
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  4313.  @D-String  Who played Barrett, not Paddy.
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  4314. As opposed to munitions which get dumped in local seas anything nuclear tended to get dumped in the middle of an ocean so that it would fall to the bottom where water pressure would limit dispersal and the material had miles and miles of water to dilute it. It wasn't a sensible idea but it also wasn't anywhere nearly as bad for the environment as people suggest.
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  4315. Cats clean their arse with their tongue, if they are dragging it along the floor it usually means they have worms.
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  4316. What is the point in investigating these frauds? The US never does anything about them.
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  4317. They didn't plant anything, they simply retrieved the weapon he initially answered the door with - this is a common practice in any and every encounter. When you try to create events that did not happen or make a regular event look sinister you become as trustworthy as the cop who broke the rules here. I hope you take that on board because credibility doesn't come back once you lose it.
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  4318. I don't think they need to test end-stage patients as they can assume a person died of Covid-19 from the way in which they died, people don't commonly die from respiratory distress or cytokine storms and so a doctor can be confident enough to put the virus as cause of death.
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  4319. I, a fellow Scot, second this!
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  4320. Viewer on. Earl Grey, hot. Toilet seat, up.
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  4321.  E Van  If you hate activities it is, but if you are someone who enjoys having things you can go to and enjoy then it's incredible.
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  4322.  @ernestogastelum9123  Limp Bizkit filmed a music video on the roof of the WTC in 2001 and a lot of other interesting things happened at the centre in 2001 so just because that year is in the title of the video does not mean it is about the attack. They were two of the most famous buildings in the world...
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  4323. Very safe, having a rocket full of nuclear material explode 200 miles above us...
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  4324. GB won't exist in 5 or 10 years, Brexit supporters made sure of that.
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  4325. Not to mention that he would likely just poison himself or choke on a sponge if you let him loose in a biology lab.
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  4326. Technically memes have always existed in one form or another, we just didn't call them memes until a few years ago when it became hip or cool to massively overuse them on every video. Like that one stupid meme that begins with me: ...that you see a billion times under most videos.
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  4327. Vigil, it's a 6-part miniseries about a death on a submarine that turns out to be much more. You will need captions on as a lot of the dialogue is in Mumblevision™ - the new BBC standard that makes half of their shows unwatchable.
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  4328.  @jonathanw11  No one has any rights fundamentally, rights are given. We came from nature, not a document...
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  4329. It's a sitcom called "My Family".
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  4330.  @jefflebowski3784  And no Legolas, and no Gandalf side story where he plays a hardboiled cop investigating the necromancer of the black forest.
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  4331. Better to just not have kids if you're a deadbeat like this father.
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  4332. I imagine they would have asked their superiors why they were never told that the autopilot on western planes can turn itself off all by itself. Then the pilots might have sued the airline.
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  4333. I never imagined a pilot would be allowed to do that, I imagine it must annoy a lot of pasengers.
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  4334. Your knowledge at 12-13, not great not terrible. Also RIP Paul Ritter.
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  4335. bullet proof glass doesn't work against high-powered rifles unless you want a one-inch thick slab of glass in each window that can't be lowered.
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  4336. Investors like to make a profit.
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  4337. Asbestos is safe so long as you do not interfere with it, it was used in lots of things back then. The danger is when you start to pick it apart or tear it then you release fibres into the air.
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  4338. It would melt before it got even a quarter of the way down due to all of the heat sensitive components on board, you can't make a drone using only tungsten, it would require copper, plastic, silicon, etc.
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  4339. Being American is fantastic so long as you don't belong to a minority.
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  4340. 0:23 "No one else eating? Oh, we're doing one of these? Fuck sake, I didn't want the soup anyway!"
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  4341. God, the populists are even brainwashing asians now, grow a mind of your own.
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  4342. Mahyar, one of the most popular Anglo-Saxon names traditionally used by the Celtic Tousi tribe. The irony in this video is frankly fucking hilarious. Please do not ever change, right-wingers, because my life wouldn't be half as much fun as it is if I didn't get to witness your stupidity on a daily basis.
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  4343. Troll harder, Mike.
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  4344. Assuming he gets out, which he very likely won't unless he changes his attitude.
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  4345. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  4346. You do care, you are desperate to be acknowledged, that is why you gravitate towards conspiracy theories. It makes you feel like you are part of a special group. It's not difficult to see what kinds of people are attracted to nutjob theories.
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  4347. Nonsense.
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  4348.  @casey9559  Nantes haven't lost a thing, they sold the player, they will get the full payment. That's just how the world works, you can't ask a store to give you your money back just because you dropped a jar of pickles, you bought it and it was yours when you dropped it. Cardiff loses out here, not Nantes.
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  4349. Yorkshire.
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  4350. No, bombs require highly enriched uranium, reactors don't, so it would be impossible to turn the remains of reactor #4 into a bomb without enriching all of the damaged debris - which would be dangerous, costly and time consuming, and probably not even possible with current technology (robots, processes, etc).
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  4351. Black mold is where the problems arise with gang cultures and drive-by sporings.
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  4352. In the same way young folk leave Wisconsin and Nebraska to live in New York or California, but it's still the United States. so the EU = EU.
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  4353. I like the name, it only sounds negative if you read it as negative. The wealth gap is staggering in the west and a great reset is the best name for getting some of that hoarded cash (that does nothing for society except raise inflation levels) and injecting it back into the economy where it can keep the wheels turning.
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  4354. It's misplaced anger though, if you don't want foreigners buying up vacation homes and landlords pushing up rent prices then you protest your politicians, not the people bringing massive amounts of revenue in to your country.
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  4355. Twice.
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  4356.  @A_Bag_of_Potatoes  Two of them, they are hunting in packs now, evolving...
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  4357. Ukraine has a snake island too. Maybe every nation has a snake island.
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  4358.  @birdsandthingsbeachandbush1064  Well of course, we Scots have an island populated solely by Anthrax spores (true sadly) so it's not too far fetched to imagine we probably, possibly, might have one full of snakes.
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  4359.  @TSOP2020  No, historically they do not... sheesh.
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  4360.  @robertinusa  No, because he sounded like he sympathised with bigots and monsters.
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  4361.  @MarcStjames-rq1dm  Both were offensive, they were trying to do the exact same thing - cripple the supply lines of an island nation.
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  4362. The same way you can still visit any country your government doesn't like...
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  4363.  @peterbarton9856  His name is gloriously ironic, I love it 😂
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  4364. That's what the US does but the UK doesn't want to do that.
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  4365.  @OOTurok  News and documentaries have never been the same thing! Ideally they should be the same thing, but ever since Disney threw lemmings off a cliff in the 1950's documentaries have been known as "Here's a good idea of what goes on, but not an entirely accurate one" Documentaries are entertainment. News is fact, or should be.
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  4366.  @annalinepillay6387  I think it is that way everywhere, stats have shown that domestic violence has risen here in the UK and I've seen some reports from the US declaring the same.
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  4367. Roma Gypsies can spot a tourist from a mile away, the best thing to do when on holiday is to try not to look so obviously like a tourist. Having some basic situational awareness helps too though.
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  4368.  @InuInugami  Nah, it was a sheila.
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  4369. How the hell was she still walking after he emptied a clip through her windscreen?
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  4370.  @Jehty_  When someone chooses you over another that is an honour, it's practically the entire definition.
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  4371.  Stan Marsh  No it isn't.
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  4372. "Remember that it's one-at-a-time, don't be all crossing like ants, even if the desire is there as a Chinese instinct that is almost impossible to fight, what is it you are going to do?" In unison- "Cross one-at-a-time" "And what are you not going to do?" In unison again- "Cross like ants" "Ok, go ahead..."
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  4373. Cars have been the long term solution to transport for over 100 years, that doesn't mean a car from 1908 is worth driving today. Be less pedantic/stupid.
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  4374. If it was an influenza virus then yes, Chinaflu could work, but Chinacorona is more accurate. Though Spanish flu which killed more people than WWI becoming the largest pandemic in modern history should also be renamed Kentuckyflu or USflu after it's origins.
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  4375.  @matthiasbecker5064  Nice! I've always wanted to visit Germany but never decided which city to visit. I liked Essen and Dusseldorf because of the Ruhr industry thing. Now I think Hamburg is going to be top of my list 😛 Greeting from Scotland. If Brexit gets any worse I may even move to Germany 🤣
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  4376. Doesn't the UK have some of the highest EV charging points per capita? There is a joke in Scotland that we have more chargers than EV cars.
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  4377. around a quarter of the ring was dug, 14km is not 52km.
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  4378. It clearly was a US aircraft, a UK F-35 wouldn;t have USAF markings....
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  4379. "I have the pleasure of announcing that the new name of the Australian agency will be Spacey McSpaceRace"
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  4380. He was a Muslim immigrant and yes, in most Muslim cultures if a woman dares to laugh at a man he can kill her. That is why he recorded it as evidence, what he didn't realise is that that evidence may have absolved him in a strict Muslim country but will condemn him in a western (or civilised) country.
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  4381. You spelt agriculture wrong
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  4382.  @derlebkuchen5569  She's already said she doesn't care about others.
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  4383.  @DevilDoc1988  Oh, it was one of the Bushes that killed Bin Laden? I can never keep up with history, you right wingers change it so often.
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  4384. "Since the franchise wars all restaurants are Taco Bell.."
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  4385. Glad to see I'm not the only one jumping on the "amazing mother" bandwagon. You don't kill yourself when your child needs you.
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  4386. Lots of people might call themselves a "pet lover" but wouldn't want a disabled animal so it makes them difficult to home and the kindest thing to do is put them to sleep because animal shelters don't have the resources for 1-to-1 animal care. More people should try to home a special needs animal if they can, most of them don't require much extra care - they just require somewhere safe to call home.
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  4387. Click! is in no way different to Tomorrow's World so that time clearly still exists.
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  4388.  @Bongo2k  No the law won't, the law does not require an expert driver be with me in my car today and that is why road deaths annually are in the millions.
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  4389. "Ring ring" blablablablabla "Kill Frenzy"
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  4390. LOTO did not exist yet and was only implemented in the US in 1989 because of this disaster.
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  4391.  @ubroberts5541  But there has been service women in the past since that means any time before today, and there are still service women now, so what was incorrect with Esther's statement?
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  4392. That and the videogame GTA: San Andreas were usually how people learned that a plane can hover, I imagine nowadays people learn everything from the internet.
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  4393.  @robinblades600  Nowhere did they say it was missing those things when it was first mailed, they just had difficulty finding the recipient recently because they were no longer legible.
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  4394. She obviously would not have forgot but if you think every person on Earth on that day would remember the day for the rest of their lives you massively overestimate how much the people of the world care about US events.
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  4395. According to every source I can find it is.
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  4396. Personally I wouldn't be on YouTube if I was just looking for a question to be answered because YouTube is a place for videos and they tend to have much more of a linear feel to them than just reading. I'm here because I'm not impatient and like watching interesting shit, like most adults.
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  4397. The last WW2 medal of honor recipient died just a week after you posted that.
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  4398. "Someone git thees man a destroyah!"
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  4399. Make up of the comments... 80% = Most of the world talking about uniforms. 20% = Americans prattling on about guns.
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  4400.  @stevec700  There was nothing even remotely socialist about the Nazis, they chose their name to appeal to 1920's Germans...
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  4401. As if a future competitor is going to tell you how to steal some of their market...
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  4402. Candyman Candyman...
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  4403. They never set up a camera at any point so there would be nothing to criticise them for.
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  4404.  @jakobole  You smoked a Camel?
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  4405. The thing is that anything capable of getting past a carrier's escort screen won't be some small ASM, it'll likely be something large, fast and capable of snapping the ship in half.
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  4406.  @LeonAllanDavis  Precisely, carriers, even supercarriers like the Nimitz and G.R.ford class are not offensive weapons, or defensive weapons, they are power projection - they can give a nation air superiority in a region where all around them is peaceful. A carrier in the middle of a conventional war on the other hand would either be swarmed by gunboats and torpedoes or forced to high-tail it back to safer waters. In fact current USN doctrine is still to remove carriers from theatres where there is a real, probable chance of them coming under fire. They are a show of strength, gunboat diplomacy, nothing else.
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  4407. You see the rings in the water in some images? A hedgehog was like a mortar used against submarines, it would fire up to 20 projectiles into the air that would then fall in a circular pattern, each projectile containing an explosive and a trigger in the nose - if any of them landed on a sub they would explode. They were much more effective than depth charges as they could be fired in front of or to the side of a ship where the sonar has a much better chance of locating a submarine. They were only around for a decade or so as subs would soon be able to dive much deeper and the smaller charges of a hedgehog attack would barely dent the stronger hulls so although they made the depth charge obsolete the depth charge would later make them obsolete but they were very effective during the anti-submarine warfare of WW2.
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  4408. China leads the world in 35 out of the 47 most critical technologies. Some day you'll have to explain how 35 times they stole something the US does not yet have.
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  4409. Well there are dads and then there are males who create children, only the former are responsible people capable of raising a child.
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  4410. Didn't Doctor Who battle the Strid?
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  4411.  @Lousy_Bastard  Not really, just because you've decided that everything the BBC does is suddenly mediocre doesn't make it true, and if you seriously believe the stuff you type then you have a mental issue. The BBC still makes most of the best documentaries and nature programs on the planet by any metric.
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  4412. Those are concentration camps, no use for medical purposes.
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  4413. We Scots would be glad to have you 🤗
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  4414. Clearly you would heal the person. If the tech exists to reanimate the dead and cure them of what killed them then it stands to reason that a little fatigue isn't beyond the medicine of that time.
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  4415. It's convenient that "It was god's will" is always the answer in countries that cut corners and buy cheap materials. It must also be god's will then that first world countries with adequate health and safety and little or no corruption seem to get a lot of his favour.
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  4416. Are you taking it with a dozen other meds?
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  4417. It was something to do with none of the other 100 similar missions exploding violently. At least until 2003.
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  4418.  @gintasvilkelis2544  Reality backed up with stats and figures, unlike whatever you people are on.
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  4419.  @jonathanwebb8307  "If that was the case why is Russia being fought to a stalemate by a country 1/3 its size" Because Ukraine is being giving tens of billions every other month from NATO countries, as well as shiploads of weaponry. "and why is PooTin begging for help from Kim Phatt Wun and North Korea ?" He isn't, Kim asked if he could use any troops and, like any leader would, he said yes.
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  4420. What bite? They already said males do not bite.
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  4421. I had read about the depressurisation of Soyuz 11 but had no idea it was returning from Salyut 1 at the time with three guys who had just entered the history books :/ I remember reading about how when they opened Soyuz 11 they found that one of the cosmonauts had released himself from his harness and had been fighting to fix the valve that took their atmosphere away :/
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  4422. Zero experience on an Airbus.
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  4423.  @thewholeeventhorizon  Yep, three times they could have boxed her in but didn't, if she hadn't been too high to drive and her car not been wrecked then someone likely would have been killed because of the incompetence of these cops. It's likely they were afraid to damage their own vehicles.
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  4424. You left out grays! I can't believe you left out grays!
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  4425. Hardly revealing, anyone who wanted to find it has already found it just like Wendover did.
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  4426. We beat Argentina from 10,000 miles away in under three months, anyone else done something similar over the past 50 years? No, thought not. You might have an anonymous name but it's clear you have a very big mouth.
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  4427. "With fast food you can now contribute to the US economy from the comfort of Britain! Gosh and Golly!"
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  4428. They found a dude's jaw on the drilling platform six floors above the decompression chamber. Man, the crew of that rig must have been finding bits of those divers for months, you'd never find all of the remains no matter how much you deep cleaned.
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  4429.  @Hand_Shake  They are psychopaths, not morons. His point was that you can't rehabilitate them, not that you can't deter them. Someone who craves stimulus and absolute freedom has no desire to be locked up.
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  4430.  @justinhicks4897  Yes. They separated the bow from the sub by using a cutting chain to slice them apart and then the foremost two compartments were left where they were (with potential live torpedoes in the wreckage) while the aftmost seven compartments that constituted the remainder of the sub was raised to the surface and brought ashore for dismantling and retrieval of the bodies that divers could not get to.
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  4431. Probably to match or become a multiple of whatever the original footage was. If something is recorded at a non-standard frame rate it can appear stuttery when encoded to play much faster, something recorded at 15fps can be multiplied by four to get 60 and so re-encoding it at 60 would allow it to play back at 60fps as though it was still running at 15fps. If it was recorded at 17fps on the other hand and you try to re-encode that to 60fps then you would introduce split frames or you would alter the timing of the original footage because you can't multiply 17 to fit 60.
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  4432. Creating new drugs that might cure disease is the one most people like, for the military it's the ability to crack enemy codes they are interested in.
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  4433.  Kay Flip  Wrong, you can get from Paris to London without once getting out of your car...
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  4434. How can a flood look shocked?
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  4435. Yeah, it's a small skyscraper.
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  4436. Sheridan did love that ship.
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  4437. Always up to mischief, Ceaușescu was a proper scamp!
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  4438. This is what happens when you don't bother to timestamp.
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  4439. Steal 10 grand of tax payer cash via benefit fraud and you'll be dragged before the courts, steal tens or even hundreds of millions of tax payer cash via cronyism and life goes on as normal. Is it any wonder that so many people no longer trust politicians of any party?
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  4440.  @dr.woozie7500  The 302 is the total dead from the flood, not the train.
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  4441. Why did this thread suddenly turn into a jesus fest?
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  4442. The first cloned Pyranean Ibex should be called Black Betty
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  4443. All urban combat does not have a high civilian death toll because most militaries are discriminate.
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  4444.  @rl7012  Yeah, the prospect of prison does that to you.
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  4445. With a lot more difficulty and a lot more people.
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  4446. There's two Aldis here in Europe which are owned by two brothers, one is Aldi Sud (south) and the other is Aldi Nord (north), one opened up Aldi in America the other bought out Trader Joes.
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  4447. He didn't have to, obviously, but this sends a message to other idiots who would park there. Just because the hose could easily have went around the car in this case does not mean it could have the next time when someone parks right up to it, so keep clear should always mean keep clear.
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  4448.  @uttaradit2  She clearly has or she wouldn't know what the north and south are like. Dafty-cake!
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  4449. This was a diesel.
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  4450. Cryogenics is often misused in place of cryonics but cryogenics is the freezing of genes. If someone has their eggs or sperm frozen then that is cryogenics, where as cryonics is simply the science of freezing things and can apply to anything. Because cryogenics is easier, older and much more popular, it became a sci-fi byword for freezing people, which is why it is so often encountered in films and magazines.
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  4451. Likely Spain or France if it was comfortable on the surface, subs don't tend to surface outside of their local neighbourhood as it's seen as rude.
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  4452. It likely does contain servers with the heat dissipated by the shell of the tank in to the water, hence the amount of crap growing on it - organisms love heat.
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  4453.  @TheStevenWhiting  The only American show I liked from that time was Cagney & Lacey.
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  4454. @Charles White That is possibly the most idiotic thing I've seen you write yet, and I love it.
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  4455. So you think Eleven from Stranger Things is going around starting fires?
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  4456. It's a dog's lineage that makes it aggressive, nothing to do with owners, if a dog comes from a long line of killers then it's instincts will keep it at a high state of agitation.
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  4457.  @brucevair-turnbull8082  Technically we do have one, it's the Magna Carte and then the countless ancient laws and customs that have been stitched to it. The US has a constitution that has been amended 27 times, we have one that is just a lot less well organised where we stopped counting the amendments.
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  4458.  @theancienteternaloaktree  That's because metal powders burn, but the metal themselves do not. Aluminium doesn't burn, mpetersen6 could simply have Googled that instead of demonstrating his ignorance in front of people but he probably doesn't have internet access. /s
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  4459. Hurricanes are also rare in Europe because they spawn in the Atlantic and move west towards the Americas, flooding seems to be the one disaster we get a lot of, and volcanoes if you live in Italy.
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  4460. It's called "different countries pronounce things differently".
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  4461. It's the emblem for the 117th fighter Wing who own the facility.
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  4462.  @rigamortice  I hope people do vote reform, taking votes from the Tories helps Labour get back in power.
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  4463.  @butchyshoe  Did you even watch the video? There is a scene of her talking in 2022...
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  4464. Yeah, he's referring to all Tescos as though they are Tesco Express, which is what I believe Fresh & Easy were set up as in the US, but there's four sizes of Tesco from small to mammoth - Tesco Express, Tesco Metro, Tesco, Tesco Extra - with the smaller ones on high streets and the larger ones on the outskirts of a city.
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  4465.  @recreationalelmersglue6053  Because Brexiters are delusional, Broadsword thinks he has a bright future so he is either delusional or one of the super rich that Brexit is going to hugely benefit.
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  4466. Indians and Americans posting anti-Chinese comments everywhere is growing tiresome and just making those two countries look bad.
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  4467. All longs must be completed, otherwise they would live their lives as shorts.
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  4468.  @rawlvee  Correction: We need more people of working age. We do not need more people overall.
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  4469.  @tuele4302  I'm a Brit, if I didn't want to wait I could simply go private and be seen immediately. If you didn't want to pay could you be seen for free? No, you can't. I'll stick with the UK system, thanks.
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  4470. You mean like allowing India and Africa to become developed rather than using the G8 to keep them impoverished?
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  4471.  @lyndamck3446  From another comment: "I well remember a scare over Argentinian corned beef in the '60s where it emerged that some of the beef had been canned during WW2 and had been in store somewhere ever since."
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  4472. No, it's Brexiteers still.
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  4473.  @benedekhalda-kiss9737  It's not that difficult to put US measurements onscreen, and I say that as a European.
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  4474. Which is the whole point, 95% of the universe is dark matter and this telescope/detector will hopefully shed some light on the 95% of the universe that we've never really tried to observe before.
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  4475. If you want to eat a sandwich in a motorcycle you have to put your feet on the ground or your motorcycle will fall over and you'll get your sandwich dirty.
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  4476. +Raver90s They didn't clean it, they just take precautions such as "don't pick shit up and put it in your mouth". Anything emitting gamma rays is inside the remains of the reactor building, secured behind a thick concrete sarcophagus, everything outside is just coated in alpha and beta particles - these are more dangerous, but they don't fly around, they lie around. Don't enter the sarcophagus and don't eat or drink anything you find outside the sarcophagus and you will be perfectly fine to visit or work there.
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  4477. State of the art carrier and they gave it to Davy Jones? Folks do odd things in war.
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  4478. Dude if you can't see the difference between a soldier and a soldier saluting our head of state then you are an inbred, uneducated moron.  Or a troll, I'm thinking you're just a troll.
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  4479. I'll take two.
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  4480. Dijon Mastered sarcasm.
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  4481.  @planetofether5462  Yes, but it's not a physical or neurological disability, it can't be fixed with surgery.
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  4482.  @Hunter_McNeil  The keys for the main gate.
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  4483. m1aws Oh I wasn't arguing against you, m1. Or anyone in the video, it was more just a rant at the "I don't work, I wouldn't want to even if the brew found me a job, but I still want to have a say in shit" mob. Here in Dundee 1 in 5 people are students and about 30% of them are non-Scottish and I regularly see folk from Hong Kong or Paraguay or France lambasted by junkies complaining about lack of jobs while equally boasting to their chums about the "shite the dole sends them on". I would happily swap a jakey (our word for a junkie) for a foreigner as it would make my local streets, and my son who walks on them, safer.
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  4484. Great game, distract the other guy somehow while you set the heater in their seat to maximum.  :D  Wouldn't you just instinctively look at the controls every now and again to make sure the other guy wasn't trying to cook you?
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  4485. Crocodiles can't cry.
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  4486. Authorities in NYC are told to inform anyone that asks that it is the subway, although every major city has a subway and theirs doesn't release steam :D
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  4487. It's the set of a TV show.  http://www.sky.com/tv/show/trollied
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  4488. +IO23777 That thing you just did there, that's called an opinion.
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  4489. Every second comment has "I hope they sue", is that the first thing Americans think of when a loved one is hurt? A bank account? I just hope she's healthy and happy, that's the main thing.
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  4490. Holy shit, I actually like some of these shows, normally when Americans rate their sitcoms the top 10 are the ones Brits find unfunny, but Arrested Development, Modern Family and Curb your Enthusiasm?  Man, it's like I'm watching real progress being made, it just goes to show that no matter how enclosed a nation may be they can't stop the Internet from letting stuff like humour in to change the people.  Now we just need the MLS to become more successful and Americans might just start having things in common with other humans.
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  4491. Art!
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  4492. Did more than 2 billion people watch it live?  That's more than six times the entire population of the USA so I don't see it, I didn't even know who Harding or Kerrigan were until a few years ago because I'm not American.
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  4493. Kenneth Nappe Dude, trolling is not supposed to look so obvious, you're just coming across as more pathetic than sincere.  We're Brits, we do subtle and we respond to subtle.  "ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha"   I mean, really?
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  4494. Game Boy DeLorians are from the UK.
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  4495. Well not really, as my 360 has a Kinect and there's nothing furry or pom pom about it.
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  4496. +Swastik Sharma Because the joke is that they are inside one of Watson's stories.  Conan Doyle's books were written from the perspective of John Watson, so in this one-off Christmas special they've made it that Watson converts all of the 21st century adventures in to 19th century stories.  The amount of in-jokes in this episode are brilliant because the characters keep breaking the 4th wall, John even says he would have hired a different illustrator if he knew the man would draw such a silly mustache on his face.
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  4497. Market Garden was completely British and a failure, a huge embarrassment for us, but if you want to call it American that's fine by this Brit.
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  4498. +Michael Vander Wal In Iran young folk get drunk at the weekends and let their hair down, literally. In SA if a woman shows her ankle she is whipped 1,000 times. I know which country I would gladly throw my backing behind.
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  4499. ***** You do know that every terrorist attack just about anywhere is carried out by Sunnis?  Obviously a minority, but still Sunnis. The difference between Sunni and Shia is the difference between Christianity 1600 and Christianity 1900.  Shias are progressive, Sunnis are conservative.  I've been to Iran and it was no different to a trip to Sweden or France, but I get warned in case my business sends me to Saudi, there are do's and dont's so I forego them. I had no do's and dont's in Mashhad, I had a great time, people wished me back and I promised I would.
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  4500. You must not live near any airports, subways, train stations or bus stations then Omni. If someone reports a gun being sighted then SW19 will be in the area within minutes.
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  4501. I wish we only had one sport.
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  4502. Sometime in 2013, close to the uploader date I imagine as that is when series 22 aired.
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  4503. Console kidneys?
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  4504. Aphex, yeah, except guys do it about 200x more as some sleazebags only think with their dick and have no willpower.
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  4505. ***** You mean Americans are usually the first to discover new things that fit inside an arse?  No arguments from this European :D
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  4506. In 1914 the British Empire was by far the strongest power, but from the late 19th century right up until the end of the Nazis Germany spent 60-70 years as the most technologically advanced nation by a large margin. Industrial machinery, weapons, chemicals, photography and filmography, physics research, communications, combustion engines, rocket engines, jet engines, the Germans were strides ahead in a technological golden age of their own. That is why they pretty much could hold their own against large coalitions in both wars.
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  4507. +Timo Vamio No, trust me, if you don't know what rape is then you are the ignorant one - not him.
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  4508. How would you film this if you have no idea when the balloon will burst? Does the Phantom just continuously rewrite over itself every 30 seconds?
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  4509. Also this isn't a videogame.
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  4510. +Kel Vin Tan Learn what context is.
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  4511. atgod6 You seen 'Bad Taste'?  The first time I saw Brain Dead, I just thought "This is gory, but it's not Bad Taste.."  Brain Dead was the first time he had a studio and decent funding, but Bad Taste was just him, friends, a camera, a weekend and lots of home-made FX, and the sheer greatness of that 80's movie shows how he could go on to something like Lord of the Rings.  He had a budget of about 3,000 New Zealand dollars, a garage full of tools and no serious actors and he created a cult classic.  Spielberg's first teenage experiment was a precursor to Jaws, filmed in his dad's pool with an 8mm and his sister's dolls, Peter Jackson's first teenage experiment is now in the Oceania hall of fame.
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  4512. If we could just convince the Chinese that there has been no proven connection between the alleviation of arthritis and the consumption of bee cock they would not be endangered.
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  4513. Im a Riot Of course it was Christians and then Muslims that spread homophobia, homophobia isn't natural anywhere - Romans, Africans, South Americans, all of these civilizations were full of men and women fucking each other silly in all manner of orgy-like configurations until Christian Europeans spread their Middle Eastern doctrine (Sodom, Gomorrah, blah blah blah).  Any homophobic country in Africa will tell you that the definition of marriage comes from the Bible and the Koran, neither of which are native African books.
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  4514. +acdc14terrace You could have said "at the white folk", but you chose to say "at the white Brits".  Showing that you have the stereotypical view of Brits as conservative, let me guess.. you think we have bad teeth, stop to drink tea regularly and we worship the Queen?
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  4515. +Thomas Welch (JustNo co.) A Saturn V crawler with rocket weighed about 100,000 tonnes.
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  4516. Ashe Fitzgerald You just know that a millionaire or billionaire vigilante somewhere is using one of these as his Asskickmobile :D
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  4517. It bugs me when people pronounce Adidas with three syllables.
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  4518. Sophisticated? Does it raise a pinkie when drinking afternoon tea?
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  4519. Solita Furude Lol, bagel, that is such a jewish word, you could ad 'el' to the end of anything and make it sound jewish, the complete opposite of what you do to make things sound Mexican.  Foibel, rebel, eyeballel, gargoylel.
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  4520. It says Virgin Atlantic in no less than 8 scenes, and it says it clearly, so what are all these comments about hiding the logo or censorship about? Is it an injoke or something? Because I'm baffled, they are in no way trying to disguise it...
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  4521. +Rob Fraser If y'all are talking about 3:34 then my guess is they are blurring the BBC2 logo to replace it with a global one.
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  4522. Someone should explain to this important figure who plays a part in running your country that gay people are not supposed to exist as a commune, they are supposed to exist as part of society as a whole.  We don't ALL need to reproduce, as if that is all we are good for.  Someone should also remind him about a group of Germans in the 1930's who started segregating people because they were 'different'...
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  4523. Until the prototype was accidentally eaten after someone mistook it for a bit of bacon.
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  4524. +Idiodyssey87 The same contribution as any other mentally ill person.  Do you think only kids with ADHD grow in to schizophrenics?
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  4525. +Matt Jones No, he just thinks your a tosspot.  Ill informed voting is why the US ends up with a Republican every 8 or 12 years who humiliates the country on the world stage.  Hundreds of thousands of 18 year old Americans will likely vote for Bobby Jindal or Donald Trump without knowing a damned thing about their policies other than they are Republican and that "Republicans are Christian saviours" according to their equally misinformed parents.
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  4526. esker1000 It's some Darude track.
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  4527. "Get your hand off my fanny, you satsuma!"
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  4528. +Johan Lofgren Castaway?  Hahaha, you are da man, my man! :D
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  4529. Oh? How much is she worth?
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  4530. Bruce Huff "Turn the nooozle, the nooozle on the hooooze!" -Groundskeeper Willy
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  4531. +RocketChip Gamming Closer to 20 surely?  An elephant weighs 3-5 tonnes.
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  4532. RocketChip Gamming Nah, a typical car weighs one ton.  And a single human, or two humans can lift a car (not completely, just two wheels) off of an injured person. An elephant is 3-5 tonnes, a Mammoth is 15-20 tonnes.  They were the largest land animal of our time.
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  4533. BBC = British Broadcasting Corporation sorry, icewarrior 0_o
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  4534. bridgecross Chicago's 2nd city,  America's immigration facility for hilarious Canadians :D I've read a tone of biographies of the likes of Dan Aykroyd, Mike Myers, etc who all cut their teeth in the 2nd city :)
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  4535. Born and raised in London, so I'll take that bet Nick.
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  4536. Yoma Ma You, and the guy above you - MrKiLik? - assume I live in a shitty little third world country like the US.  Where I live foster homes are regulated, monitored and abide by strict guidelines.  Children are only beaten every other Wednesday.
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  4537. My name's Zoidberg and I found Wikipedia today!
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  4538. +Jimbab Mcclure First time I went down to Edinburgh and was offered salt n' sauce on my chips it was odd.  I was so used to having sore finger on my chips (Chippies in Dundee are usually run by Chinese folk and they ask you if you want sore finger, if you say yes they put salt n' vinegar on your chips.)
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  4539. +Aussie Shooter For someone with an aussie name and pic you know very little about the accents.
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  4540. Kuymal Gamma wave radiation versus alpha and beta particle radiation.  The only gamma emitters are the actual reactor core and any large metal objects like vehicles which were either pushed in to the core before it was sealed or retired in large vehicle graveyards, these areas are all off limits because they can harm at a distance.  Everything else though was blanketed in radioactive dust in the form of alpha and beta particles, these can't harm you unless you inhale or ingest them so as long as you don't kick any dust up in someone's face or try to eat any plants or animals you will be perfectly safe.
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  4541. chris2goo Soylent Black eh?  Have you seen Logan's Balls?  It's the one where Basil Exposition gets castrated when he turns 30.
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  4542. +SPARTANLIFECOACH They change their name to Belltower Associates in 2027.
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  4543. +KOZMOuvBORG Dropping a blob on to a racket you would never reach terminal velocity unless you stood on top of a tall building when you dropped the jelly.  Jelly would just bounce off any racket unless you could get some velocity behind it (aka throwing).  On the use of more gelatin/less water you are completely right, this video could have been better if the jelly was denser due to a better mix.
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  4544. Guys you didn't seriously expect a bigot to be peddling genuine facts did you? These low IQ numpties parrot whatever they read in the Daily Mail. Like those toys where you would press record and say something and then the toy would repeat it for everyone to laugh. A bit like that.
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  4545. the dashboard is from the van.
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  4546. If Trump did set Isis against the Vatican would it be on pay per view?
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  4547. +Shilver Operation Deep Freeze has it beat :D
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  4548. Kyle Stamps Well the 18 and 35 are strike fighters so at least you know something about half your countries' aircraft...
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  4549. codDON100 Possibly because that map was modelled on Chernobyl.  Just a wild guess...
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  4550. Mike234 Dude, you tried to make sense of a joke.  It's a joke, it's primary function is to make folk giggle, not make them think "Well he had 5 legs, and we know he started with 8 legs" You are a fucking onion.  The fact your next comment after mine had 8 thumbs up compared to my 1 thumbs up is actually gratifying because a reminder of how many of you fucking inbred billhillys are out  there strengthens us.
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  4551. Why do all Americans have huge beards and hunt ducks?
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  4552. +Jj Ek OWWW, MY BALLS!
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  4553. +william elliott So everything about Mosquitos spreading 99% of cases is all made up?  0_o
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  4554. Glastonbury is a three-day festival, where are you going to charge a phone?
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  4555. Missing out on the biggies, eh? John Logie Baird for TV, Alexander Graham Bell for the telephone, Robert Watson Watt for RADAR (and the magnetron that powers it), and that's just from Scotland alone...
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  4556. +Leonardo Delgado They reached in to their game, don't you know video games are windows in to other worlds?
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  4557. #7 was a catchphrase?  She said it once.
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  4558. And then he thought "I can steer even better from a tree across the street"
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  4559. Diego, fear mongers have no concept of scale or logic or any other concept for that matter, they just bleat irrational, paranoid fear like sheep.
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  4560. The government doesn't want migration because we don't need it like Germany does, but there's more than one reason to choose to remain in the EU.
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  4561. Ryan Buck The video.
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  4562. +NaziGOPBallmer Any reactor on a surface ship is foolish, a submarine has 200 meters of the best shielding you can find, water. A surface vessel however is just begging for a tactical nuke to be detonated near it. Against a sand nation all aircraft carriers are useful, but if the unlikely happens against Russia you will see the US and France pull their carriers away from harm.
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  4563. Thomas Norris Keep telling yourself that...
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  4564. kV meaning "killer volts" because if you slide a finger under the suction cup that is attached to a CRT you will transition from a living state to a dead one, and the coroner will deduce the entry point of electrocution as the blackened stub that used to be a finger..
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  4565. Shut up idiot, her family has no money - she made her millions from music.
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  4566. The last healthy baby born in 2019 will be called baby Diego.
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  4567. "TURN THE NOOOOZLE.. THE NOOOOZLE ON THE HOOOOOZE!" -:Groundskeeper Willy Crawford
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  4568. +MostOwlsStartNow Germany needs immigrants though because no one is having babies and in 15-20 years there will be not enough labour to run the countries' industries. Why do you think Berlin opened the floodgates from Turkey a decade ago? People whine about losing German culture while not worrying about the loss of their actual nation.
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  4569. OnewingedAngel69 As it should be, the French gave you your nation and now you defend her.  Older children should protect their parents.
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  4570. Actually Chris, it would not have sunk. The watertight doors did not go all the way up, but they did not have to because if only the specified number of compartments had flooded then the bow, or stern, or wherever was hit would have stayed high enough in the water. It was the weight of the water that pulled the bow low enough for water to pass over the compartments, something the designers knew about but believed could only happen if a captain was stupid enough to tear a 100m long hole in his ship negating the use of the compartments. Had they even rammed the iceberg at the ship's top speed it would have written off the ship and annihilated up to 3 compartments but the weight of 3 filled compartments would not be enough to pull the bow low enough for water to ride over in to compartment 4 and beyond, they would have been able to limp home with 30,000 tonnes of seawater onboard. It is debated that had Captain Smith been at the helm instead of in bed then his experience might have led him to know the iceberg was unavoidable and simply to reverse engines and let the ship coast in to the iceberg, wrecking the bow.
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  4571.  @russhurst6730  She was in Deck the Halls with Danny as a kid so I very much doubt it :P
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  4572. +Jose Belindo It was shown on 3 cameras with 3 screens...  Your point?
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  4573. Epic trollery!
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  4574. "You're going to cry because I stole the technology you stole?"  -Bill Gates to Steve Jobs in 'Pirates of Silicon Valley'
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  4575. +P G I would imagine they all have confetti for accountability, the police are given guns with marked barrels so i'd imagine they would have some way to find out who discharged their Taser at the precinct's K9 mascot at the Xmas party.
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  4576. LogicalStatements3 It's supply and demand dude, some of the worst movies, worst music and worst fashion are immensely popular, do you blame the producer or are they just giving gullible, easily-led people what they crave?  If whackjobs weren't willing to spend half their wages subscribing to the Bible Network to keep it's owners living in luxury then it wouldn't exist.
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  4577.  @jetpigeon8758  "The Vanguard-class submarines are equipped with 16 ballistic missile tubes. However, as of the 2010 Strategic Defence and Security Review, the Royal Navy loads only eight of the missile tubes with the Trident II submarine-launched ballistic missiles, each armed with up to eight nuclear warheads." Yes, it's from Wikipedia, but Wikipedia is a lot more accurate than people think.
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  4578. conundrum11 They vowed never to show him again in disgust at something he did or said.
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  4579. "Put your hands up... and pull out the gun."
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  4580. +PCMasterRace Why the hell would a child be there?
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  4581. Oh dear.
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  4582. It is when it's being watched live by 2.2 billion people...
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  4583. Aric Anderson I'm not sure how a stealth craft which is designed to kill things before it comes to a fight can have better turning angles than a dogfighter with computer-controlled flight surfaces, but I'll take your word for it.  After all Americans are the best at everything ever since the dawn of time and obviously have no reason to brag constantly 24/7.
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  4584. 0:28   6% of Americans are dyed-in-the-wool Republicans and 51% dabble with a Republican vote.
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  4585. Rickle, you remembered that overland flight wasn't allowed yet you asked if some guy's UK to San Francisco flight was via Concorde? Is this just a geography fail with you being American or do you really think Concorde had such creative routes as to get from the UK to western US strictly over water?
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  4586. 1066 was the Battle of Hastings and the fall of Anglo-Saxon rule to Norman rule, it was the last time Britain was invaded by a foreign enemy. After the Normans came over and started talking French all over the place we decided enough was enough, no more Angles, Saxons, Vikings, Huns, Swedes, Zimbabweans or Martians were going to steal our tasty apples ever again!
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  4587. I hope for your sake you aren't British, if we can't even pronounce the name of our own country now then what hope is there for the future...
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  4588. I you want to have fun the next time you visit Madame Tussauds bring a bag full of adhesive-backed mustaches with you and turn it in to the Mexico City version.  If you get 13 mustaches on celebrities before being kicked out you will have beaten my record.
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  4589. One chap has lost a contact lense and the other is offering moral support.
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  4590. I hope Leprechaun victim had insured his bucket of gold.
    1
  4591. that has a beard
    1
  4592.  @Daysleeper1405  Wasn't harmless in the slightest, it taught a generation of women they were nothing but sex objects.
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  4593. +Youtube Aneesh UK Independence Party, in UKIP if you are not white you are not right.  They once cancelled a conference party after finding out a DJ they had hired was black.
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  4594. +octopibingo Damn straight, double tap, one in the heart one in the head.
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  4595. +Spencer Wariner If you start a sentence with "Here" at least tell people where 'here' is.  In the UK Jam and Jelly are nothing alike, you put jam on a sandwich, you put jelly in a dessert.
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  4596. Didn't have to throw in the racist stuff, Timmy. It's not 1818.
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  4597. You place too much faith in compassion, Matthew.  There are 7.4 billion people on this planet, how many of us befriend and respect apes like Diane Fossey did or Jane Goodall still does?  Last time I checked nearly all humans barely give the time of day to our fellow humans, we walk past the homeless, we make excuses to friends, we are too busy for family get-togethers.  Several billion people and yet the plight of the gorilla, or the polar bear, or the giant panda are plights only to a tiny group of people. For a race to seek out new world's purely to befriend it's inhabitants relies on too many assumptions, if you are smart enough to conquer the limitations of interstellar travel you would be greatly disappointed by meeting humans, who only went in to space for the first time to win a race.
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  4598. Only one, but it looks like it will likely be mothballed instead of sold, like the Russkies did when their country went down the shitter.
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  4599. +luigi bien It is a movie...
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  4600. +T. Gorbach 10th largest exporter to the world, guns, ground vehicles and warships.
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  4601. T. Gorbach Same, but the Dutch are one of the 4 nations that built the US.  From 1500 to 1700 Europe had 4 major powers, Brits, French, Dutch and Spanish.  Hence the prevalence of Dutch place names in the US and why the original name of NYC was New Amsterdam.  Manhattan is Dutch, it means 'half moon'. Today they are the smallest of the 4 in size and population, but they are as advanced as anyone else and have some fantastic shipyards, Rotterdam is one of the largest ports on Earth and any goods that enters Europe by sea reaches us via Rotterdam, they also have shipyards that are rivaled only by Germany and South Korea, capable of building the monsters of the Maersk fleet.
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  4602. A carrier can only travel as fast as the slowest vessel in it's fleet which is usually 18 or 20 knots so anything above that is pointless. Also a carrier fleet has to stay near at least one 'oiler' at any one time unless it wants to become the only vessel in it's fleet that has fuel. Putting a nuclear power plant on a carrier is like giving a teacher a jetpack and saying "take your class to the zoo". Both technologies are wasted in their role.
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  4603. Kim Peak was a savant.
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  4604. CrackinJacks138 Is that why the Navajo do a mean curry?
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  4605. Andre Armawan 1920x1080 is 2k because the 1920 is rounded up to 2000 so 3840x2160 and 4096x2160 are known as 4k because the horizontal resolution is closer to 4000.  3840x2160 is twice as long and twice as high as 1080 so 4k is four times the size of 2k (adding to the confusion further, if you want to make it even more confusing still then 2k is also known as 2 megapixel, but 4k is known as 8 megapixel.)
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  4606. I thought Chris Farley died?
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  4607. +Areo Hotah Exactly, if these people are not wallowing in self-pity then they are being offended on behalf of someone else. That false empathy is destructive and seems to purposely try not to understand the point being made, it's basically trolling in my opinion. I imagine there are folk who actively look for such outcries so they can add their 2 cents.
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  4608. +Arlindo Melo Shappi Khorsandi, Iranian-born British comedienne.
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  4609. Scots generally talk in dialects so we have to tone it down a lot when conversing with other Brits or when on TV, sort of why few Scottish-made shows are shown outside of Scotland, if they are ever to be shown south of the border then they have to be shot in very mild lowland Scots. For instance, depending where you are from, the word for 'one' can be either ane, wan or yin, which said very fast together probably sounds like a Star Wars character, incidentally. We are also found to be indecipherable from city to city because of the dialect offshoots, non-Scots often think Scottish is Scottish but then they move from like Edinbugh to Inverness and the arse falls out of their world as they have to learn yet another English dialect. >Edinburgh generally has a very understandable lilt thanks to being a fairly international place and the place that tourists flock to, though you would recognise any one of them as being definitely Scottish you would likely understand them, even if you were from Taiwan. Ewen Bremner (sitting on the couch) is a typical Edinburgher. >Glasgow has the heaviest mainstream accent, that is the accent that foreigners come in to contact with most and consider "broad", Glasgow being our biggest city means that that is not a surprise, if you are going to run into a Scot it is likely a Glaswegian since it's one of the biggest cities in the UK and 1 in 5 Scots lives there. Kevin Bridges is a typical Glaswegian. >Aberdeen is where things dive into the surreal as even fellow Scots often have to just nod and say "Aye, good one" at whatever noise is emanating from the face of someone from Aberdeen. Aberdonians can construct quite a considerable sentence using just words that rhyme with 'it' and often start a conversation with "Fit like?" which can mean anything from "What's up?" to "Get in this car". The rest of us are still trying to get our heads around Aberdonians to be honest. Annie Lennox is from Aberdeen, but she communicates in English. >Dundee. Crikey. Er, we speak at about 100 words a minute and we often have our own versions of words so imagine someone spouting "Ye ken the mister men, hen? Wee squiggly people, ken?" as some sort of sonic burst where all the words arrive in your earholes at the same time and you have Dundonian. We often get told by other Scots to slow down. Even by coke heads. Even when delivering eulogies. There's not many examples of Dundonian celebs because you have to learn how to speak in first gear in order to make it big outside of Tayside. Kyle Falconer from the view speaks the native tongue in some interviews and the interviewer usually has an earpiece connected to a translator who slows down and analyses Kyle's answers before translating them.
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  4610. Gossiptgirl Language is a small part of culture, language as a whole is for communication.  Barriers against communication are pretty silly.  How many English folks still speak Latin, Brythonic or old German?  Or Norman French?
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  4611. +Thomas Maddocks 500,000 people speak welsh? There are 7,400,000,000 people on this planet, I can't say how I see the language of Wales as any more important to the future of the human race as I did yesterday. We are a single species, we should speak the same language. Moses, as he did with almost everything created a godly reason for why we speak different languages, we all sinned unknowingly (fancy that?) and were seperated from each other at the tower of Babel to learn different ways and languages. In reality we are just from different places, now that we are together we should have a universal language.
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  4612. It really is not because it doesn't say she has no face, it says she was born without one. If you saw her before her 45 surgeries you'd understand the title. It's called comprehension.
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  4613. How is that any different to waking up in a coffin? "Oh thank god, I won't dissolve, I'll suffocate instead."
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  4614. Brett, that "gloomy gus" wasn't denying anything, he was simply stating that you have been watching videos and then regurgitating the falsehoods in them. You have made several mistakes in your comments but have not once replied to those who have corrected you because you are convinced that the nonsensical videos you have been watching are nuclear gospel. There are videos on YouTube stating how every single one of the two million migrants to Europe are ISIS members but you'd have to be a "gullible gus" to believe them. Believe nothing that you hear and only one half that you see. -Edgar Allen Poe.
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  4615. +The Lifetime_ Gamer So far more than 400 have exploded in the USA.
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  4616. +snipersteve 25 clearly...
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  4617. impervious This just in! Bieber is dead!
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  4618. 1:12 Bitten in a guy space!  HAHAHAHAHA, I have to get that on a T-shirt!
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  4619. A matter of time really.
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  4620. There's one very large reason to learn Mandarin.
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  4621. +David Anttila You mean like how the US bypassed it's own sanctions in south America by having the CIA start the Contra program? Those rascals!
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  4622. +bluelightningfilms For the video, it would not have been a stomping video otherwise...
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  4623. To get 200 kidneys you can murder 100 people or maim 200 people. You have to ask whether such a selfless individual could be capable of murder if simple maiming would suffice.
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  4624. sedat seals Yeah NYC has to be in the top 20 largest cities by now.
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  4625. Yeah, I was gonna say that if her primary armaments are (rail)guns then she can be classed as a Battleship.
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  4626. How many battles, there was no point getting excited if your conker had won 3 battles if someone elses had won 9.
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  4627. Not that much of a waist, if you don't understand what electricity is by the time you are 17 then you are unlikely to ever contribute to society. As horrible as that sounds.
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  4628. SuperKawaiiChannel We play god every day, every footstep you make kills millions of lifeforms. 
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  4629. ***** Sentient entities like starfish, snails and beetles rely on programming.  Mammals are far beyond sentience, because we can think, if something has the ability to think then it's only limitation is processing power, that is why dogs dream about food, gorillas can learn sign language and humans build space stations.   If a thinking entity has enough processing power and the knowledge to acquire or build more processing power then... well, we'll find out in the coming decades.
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  4630. Displays already are substitutes for windows in many places. Also not sure how claustrophobia and glass are linked.
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  4631. The QE has nothing close to a Nimitz, nor is it the 2nd largest carrier class in the world.. which happens to be the Nimitz, ironically. The GR Ford class are 110,000 tonnes, the Nimitz class are 105,000 tonnes, the QE class are only 65,000 tonnes, smaller in both weight and size than either of America's two current classes. Although you are correct that we can carry a helluva lot more than just 12 aircraft. A US carrier can carry around 90 in total so mathematically we should be able to carry at least 55-60.
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  4632. Razgriz383 Both tanks are of the current generation of MBT, the 80's Challenger became the Challenger II and the the 80's M1A1 became the M1A2, at the moment the Challenger III is little more than just ideas on scrap paper, and will be for a long time because the Challenger II is still fresh and utilises the latest tech.  The US on the other hand have been in serious development of the M1A3 for a few years and will probabaly build a test model within 10 years or so.
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  4633. +Alvin Elmore In China if you help someone you become responsible for them for life and have to feed them, it's their culture, it's the same if you harm someone.  so killing is preferable to injuring, because killing somebody is just a one off payment and not a lifetime of bills.  It's nothing to do with mercy killing.
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  4634. No the bad thing was that it was watched by more than 2 billion people.  Great way to portray your country on the international stage.
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  4635. While Ewan Bremner came to the show dressed as a geography teacher :D hahah
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  4636. +Sterling Archer Obviously a Frube is similar or identical to a Gogurt since that was what Caroline was referring to!  Did you get confused and think he was talking about a type of shoe or a piece of wood?
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  4637. +RUMMY FTW It was the 1700's, witches had been burned just a century prior, everyone had to be religious or they would be suspect of the religious police. Do you think any forefather would have got anywhere near the positions they held if they said anything to the contrary? Most of their citizens were religious and you do not alienate your own voters. Donald Trump is as religious as a fish, but he knows his supporters are so he plays up to it.
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  4638. So in the UK, anyone older than 16 would be part of the electorate.
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  4639. +Adrien Coussa I love how Elon mentions the windshield so often "It's the largest windshield ever on a car!".  Yeah, by a couple of inches.
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  4640. They later found that two of the fingers actually belonged to someone else creating a dilemma as to who the cyber-warrior really is, the original guy with an eye and a finger, or this new guy with two fingers. A custody battle has been ongoing for the past year to also find which entity should be given dominance to control all the prosthetics, so far the debating has turned to poker rules as the jury try to decide which hand is better, one with two fingers or one with a finger and an eye.
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  4641. Why does Hammond's hair look like the arse of a recently bathed dog?
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  4642. +Rootin Tootin The Dutch are the 11th largest exporter of weapons to the world, even the US use their guns and vehicles.
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  4643. Do you comment on every subject you know nothing about?  It's called 'diving', if you brush off an attack by an opposing player then the referee is less likely to kick them off the team, grow a fucking brain.
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  4644. Jordan, it's a dig at the Mauris.
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  4645. We never colonised China, it was the Chinese who created cities likes Macau and Hong Kong for foreign powers to live and trade so they would not venture further inland to affect Chinese culture in the same way that American pressure to open trade with the west killed Japan's Shogunate culture and replaced it with a militaristic aggressive one.
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  4646. Agreed, by that logic, Lize, you would win any argument against a Brit, something I highly doubt.
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  4647. Why would it not be able to learn without trying stuff? You are making the assumption that it is unaware of what a simulation is.
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  4648. +weker1 Every kind of fusion is nuclear, you prat!  You aren't fusing kittens, you are fusing nuclei.
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  4649. I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my granddad.. not screaming in terror like his passengers.
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  4650. +Peter Schmidt I don't believe he does, it is James who is always referred to as the pilot and he can only pilot fixed wing craft.  And caravans attached to hot air balloons.
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  4651. +Dave “MrLeprechaun” R. You mean those same aliens that like to play 'Jack the ripper' with cows?  Hopefully after this story the government might set up a sting operation to catch those horny little green cow-fiddling bastards!
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  4652. +james rogers Where?  The saltire and the Union flag were correct as far as I saw...
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  4653. Isn't 4th of July the British English way of stating a date? I thought Americans did month>day>year ?
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  4654. Hackers have shut down nuclear power plants before, get with the times, yo!
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  4655. +Mickee92 Oddly enough in 2006 the Euro became the oil currency for 18 months when even the Saudis stopped taking dollars for their barrels and switched to Euros, then in 2008 the world conveniently slipped in to a recession that the US had no problems raising it's debt ceiling for and printing more cash for while the ECB has a policy that won't allow for the debt to become unsustainable like in the US.  And the dollar was #1 again, convenient.  Funny.. all the timing and such.  I'll stick with Brussels, they are not perfect, but they are transparent and they are yet to do something that has fucked up the entire planet, something the US tends to do every 40 years or so when it decides the global economy needs reminded who the daddy is.  1929 crisis... 1974 crisis... 2008 crisis... When it's the US egging you on to leave the EU, or to sanction Russia or to join in a coalition we never once ask "What is their motive?  Why are they always so kindly looking out for us?"
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  4656. So seemingly only the UK and US has evil kids.. who thinks up these lists?  I hope folks know that WatchMojo Top 10 Most should really be called 'Ten of the Most'.
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  4657. Daniel Bostock One thing I know is that where I live on the east coast of Scotland we used to get 3 months of snow each year when I was a kid circa 1990, now it snows for a week in January every 3rd year or so.  Last year there were a half dozen days in July where we reached 30 degrees and matched parts of the Mediterranean.  That is peculiar to say the least.
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  4658. Isen gard F-22's and F-35's would be better?  One is grounded and relies solely on being unseen (very easy to do seeing as they are all in hangers at the moment), the other has a myriad of technical issues that at best make it unreliable and at worst can kill it's own pilot at crusing altitude. Also Captmiller1995 is one very weird person because the systems in a Typhoon are second only to the F22, the F22 has the best electronics on earth, it is an ECW bird after all whereas the Typhoon is a complete dogfighter and has 70 systems designed simply to calculate how best to pull off whatever the pilot pulls on the stick without killing him or her.   In a modern 4th gen jet you are taught what you and your jet can handle, in a Typhoon you are only taught what the jet can handle because it's computers will translate any extreme stick adjustment to move the jet in a manner that reaches a human extreme but does not go beyond it. In short the jet is designed to keep you alive, even against your own actions, so you don't have to hesitate when pulling off a climb in order to avoid losing consciousness, you just yank the stick backwards and the computers adjust the pitch to the maximum a human can safely handle. This is why videos of a Typhoon show them pirouetting, barrelling, nose diving and generally making the sky look like it's made of a vacuum.  It is the most advanced dogfighter ever constructed, and those that detract from it always say "well we don't need dogfighters, we have stealth".  Yeah, use the same excuse when the enemy has weapons that can see through your stealth like the Russians did in the 1980's with their SAMs.  When that happens your F22 and F35 pilots will wish they were in F16's.  When the US made jets to be agile instead of unseen.
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  4659. She is superfine.
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  4660. Barry Shitpeas That would give Ellen the right to sue them for using her likeness without permission, she was a part of Beyond Two Souls, both motion capture and voice acting but she was in no way connected to The Last Of Us so if someone from that game says they used her likeness then he or she is basically saying "We like to be sued".
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  4661. +Agent Double O Marin heeey chicky bricky
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  4662. If you have ever wondered why the joke about large American roads compared to our small British roads is relevant now you have your answer :D
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  4663. People who say "Such and such will last 100,000 years" must have time machines because the last I checked we have no idea what we will be capable of tomorrow. With today's tech it might take 90 years to fix X problem but it almost certainly won't because tomorrow's tech will likely shorten that solution to 45 years. People seem to think we live in a moment of static time that has fallen outside of the time space continuum, a moment where time doesn't pass and so you can safely say nothing will ever change. In the real world however we change everyday, we'll have driverless cars soon! The Onkalo spent fuel repository has been redesigned three times in the past 20 years to accommodate breakthroughs in nuclear technology. For a start two thirds of the planned future tunnels might no longer be needed because Gen IV nuclear reactors will be capable of using the spent fuel of certain previous reactor designs. Fuel that was going to be buried in Onkalo for 200 years until we had a "means to dispose" of it now has a means of disposal. In the late 80's it was reported that it would be more than 100 years before we'd have the tech to start dismantling Chernobyl and yet it's only been 31 years so far but that tech is already being installed in the NSC shelter which was slid over the reactor back in october. Dismantling of the wrecked reactor will begin in 2020. If you can't grasp a simple concept such as the passage of time you really should leave even more complex subject matter such as reliable energy sources up to the clever people!
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  4664. Yovchooo It's both actually.  Soccer, Gridiron, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Australian Rules, Gaelic/Irish Football, these and many other games are all just known as Football in the countries where they are the dominant sport, other countries however refer to them by their correct name.  And our correct name is association football or 'soccer', we just get to refer to it as football because it's our dominant sport.
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  4665. I think when augmentation takes off bigtime and the ethics laws make way for bionic arms and memory implants and such I think someone should also work on replacing or complementing the stomach with a high pressure mini-furnace so that stuff could no longer be inedible.  Humans could get the nutritional value out of anything and have a means to dispose of murder weapons. "You definitely saw the suspect eat the candlestick?"
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  4666. Easy, other nations don't use gunboat diplomacy like the US does. Carriers don't fight other carriers, they assert dominance over an area, the Soviets concentrated on defence and first strike nuclear capabilities so they went mad building subs, the US concentrated on asserting it'self over other nations so they went mad building carriers. Only the UK and France has overseas interests so only we have bothered building carriers, Russia built a cruiser-carrier as a test bed and built one for China, but in conventional warfare a carrier would be useless.
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  4667. The social media generation, no one has an original opinion any more they just read someone else's and parrot it :/
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  4668. #1 wasn't just Washington, it was Washington, LA and NYC simultaneously.
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  4669. The entire thing is a quad, a very very small one.  He simply made a plastic cabin for it so he could call it the world's smallest car.
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  4670. Derek Jackson Did you just pick any random 6 digit number?
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  4671. +ARVIN Because we did it when the world was uncivilised, in the 1700's rape was a tool of war should we bring that back too? Should we completely eradicate all human rights because they did not exist in 1700? Maybe stop using electricity too? Your logic is astounding "Your great grandfather did it so it's ok for me to do it."
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  4672. @Big Guacamole Penis Jesus, you should be king of the Muppets.
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  4673. Calum Jones Top Gear not only pays for itself but brings in a monumental wad of cash which goes towards other BBC projects, it is after all the most syndicated show on the planet, which you would realise if you read the comments before delving in.
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  4674. Then neither must be scooters.
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  4675. Yet you still spread your repugnant bile. Irony.
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  4676. +Kevin Scott (Kevlar) Less likely to get in to the UK in a boat than you are in a plane, as an island nation every boat is searched top to bottom.
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  4677. I bet the person who invented the Pot Noodle probably thought it was groundbreaking, until he tasted it.
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  4678. To be fair only 2008 affected the world, I don't want to sound unkind but within an hour or so of 9/11 I was probably chomping down on some food and deciding which jeans to wear, like the other 7 billion people that don't live in the USA.
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  4679. Oddly enough this is one of the very few programs of the BBC that is not utter shite, if I wanted Songs of Praise, the Proms, 10 reality shows and then the rest of the timetable filled up with cookery shows then I'd tell the BBC never to change.  As it is though I reckon Top Gear alone is worth my 130 quid each year.
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  4680. +rocsvt1 Doubt it, Fukushima is a drop in the ocean compared to other toxic events (pun intended), you may as well blame it on Chernobyl.
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  4681. In the UK they were always blue aswell, confused the shit out of us kids because you looked inside and they had handlebars instead of a wheel...
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  4682. Same reason we all have neighbours, it costs money to live somewhere exclusive.
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  4683. +Cainyoyo Curiousity is one thing, sexual gratification is another - if someone saw the video it wouldn't make them a criminal, but if they collected them and subscribed to the folks that make them then yeah I reckon that would warrant punishment.  We've all stupidly googled a beheading at one point or another and regretted it, but we don't collect Snuff movies.
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  4684. North America is the continent, just like Europe, you can be European and French and you can be North American and Canadian.
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  4685. "Hi, is this Craig Slist?  I heard you could help me, I need someone shooted! Send me the best!"
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  4686. +nokia gameplays Centigrade/Celsius, not Fahrenheit. 35c would make you stick to a car seat.
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  4687. "every member of the cast & crew took painstaking effort to stay accurate" Accurate to Ambrose' book maybe, but BoB was about as accurate as Michael Bay's Pearl Harbor.
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  4688. +Julian Moody That doesn't make much sense, nuclear reactions are everywhere...
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  4689. +Stephen Clark TYT aren't trying to educate anyone, it's a kind of chitty chatty semi-news thing isn't it?  Is using YouTube for education where you Americans have been going wrong all these years?
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  4690. +Moshi It would be, a few thousand dollars or pounds is nothing compared to the amount of views Slo Mo vids get.
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  4691. It was used long long before the Office, even before the UK Office.  It's the correct follow-up to any sexual-sounding phrase and has been since about the 4th century.
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  4692. +jortjuuuuuh That's 10 years ago but with 3 unnecessary decimal places. Sorry, I can't help these things, they just come out of me.
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  4693. Brits don't do month first, we are dd/mm/yyyy. That's why we say "6th of November" rather than "November 6th" as Americans would.
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  4694. Charles De Gaulle is currently being fed! The main reason we opted for diesel carriers was because the US has enough carriers to have two being refuelled at any one time and still have a strong force, if we had went nuclear with the two QE-class then refuelling one would cut our strength in half. Ironically the French mocked us for mothballing the three Illustrious-class carriers before these two were even built yet every time Charles De Gaulle gets hungry (every 7 years) the French lose their only carrier for a year.
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  4695. Being a creep isn't human nature, don't drag decent guys into your squalor, Lunar.
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  4696. +janelle anderson That's because you're part of the commonwealth you big cuddly cousins!  How's the weather down there?  Up here in Scotland it's bloody freezing!
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  4697. Is this 'guess the word'?
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  4698. Joseph Stassup Martini between the cheeks, shaken, not tickled.
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  4699. +Dana W Unless of course (and you knew this) they have signed any sort of agreement to the UN, to the EU, to the Schengen area, to Santa, to NATO, to the Jackal, etc...
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  4700. That the same Germany where it's illegal to show symbols of national socialism? :D
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  4701. +rocketman221projects Polystyrene, polystyrene, polystyrene, fake fur, paint, hydraulic press. If that is a robot then so is a battery-operated toothbrush.
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  4702. Predominantly fish via ice holes or the coast, but they are true carnivores and will attack and kill any mammal. Hence why they are deemed a serious threat to explorers or scientists in the arctic circle, they will attack anything out of desperation when hungry enough. I suppose they are the epitome of the 'opportunistic hunter', if you leave camp without a gun then your options are to either defeat the largest and strongest bear on the planet or be eaten by it.
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  4703. No, she did not have an allergic reaction, she was burned.
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  4704. These would go well with my piss mittens.
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  4705. Extrusion, protrusion, I can see where they are coming from (she said!), but it's not exactly a good example of innuendo.
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  4706. Somerset Levels Action Group = FLAG?  Aye, mibbes no, ken?
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  4707. +SchmidtGaming Yeah, an industrial press.
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  4708. The bitrate depends on resolution too, the more frames per second the lower the resolution has to be because a 1080p image will take up X-amount of drive space each frame and with thousands each second eventually you are recording more data than any hardrive can handle so you have to lower the image resolution, this is why the crazy shots like 170,000fps to 340,000fps are very low and blurry. The Large Hadron Collider records about 75 terabytes of data per second during an experiment and requires three floors worth of the largest, fastest hard drives to record a 90 minute experiment. If Gav had the Phantom linked up to a room of harddrives he would not have to quickly hit the button on the camera each time to turn it on and off. but his electricity bill would be phenomenal and he'd have to be rich just to buy them all.
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  4709. "Sweating like a glassblower's arse crack!" is a metaphor for being extremely warm here in the UK. Dunno why I told you that, just fancied sharing I suppose :D
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  4710. Bat Willow Impressive, especially due to the fact glass is not seen as having a lot of give and being bad for wear and tear. Tried a wankel rotary engine? ~:D
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  4711. +Rohan Jarande The way I like to think of it is if any of the founding fathers were alive today they would be sent to prison for murdering Donald Trump with just about anything that was handy.  Probably a marble bust of Donald Trump.
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  4712. I'm not a believer in litigation normally, but I do think it should be possible to work out some sort of compensation deal when a friend or family member is eaten by someone.
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  4713. +Lennonavait Raison You can be vaccinated against bacteria too.
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  4714. 2:20   One of them was known to prefer margarine over butter, as it were...
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  4715. Ironically it was the only one on the list that had nothing to do with unsportsmanlike behaviour because the two guys who planned it and the third guy that did it were not sports stars.  It should not be on the list.
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  4716. Stacka Bibles Your wife is the mother of your siblings?  Holy.. everything I've heard about the south is true then?
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  4717. +Boris Dragovic Hungarians are irrational because they wanted to join EU, but don't believe in any sort of integration.  Sort of a "I have my cake, but do you have another I may eat?"
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  4718. +Saltgurkan55 I believe the correct term is 'Legonian'.  RIP little man 2015-2015.
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  4719. +nonabliss The US and it's little local courthouses for little local people.  The judge probably plays golf with the kid's dad.  In the UK if you get tried for anything you go to the nearest major city, in the US you can be tried in your local town with it's population of 600 where everyone knows each other, you could probably kill whomever you wanted so long as you compensated the town with a new library or bowling green.
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  4720. Actually it's tourists that love them, it's the foreign media that laps up every poop baby George makes and that brings in billions for us via tourism economics.  Read a book once in a while or talk to an intellectual, both can be found in libraries.  Assuming your country has libraries.
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  4721. Money will become obsolete, bartering was never meant to last forever, it was just the stop gap between barbarism and socialism. Though Americans will cling on to the gap for as long as they can and will likely break down in to feudal factions murdering each other over the last scraps of food not bought up by their elites while the rest of the world adopts universal welfare systems.
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  4722. +EasySnake What do you think ISIS uses as fuel, you dope?  If we were not in the middle east wrecking that entire region mile by mile then radicals would have nothing to drum in to impressionable kids.
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  4723. She has a degree in physics, try harder.
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  4724. When you go to the police about the conduct of another person who could have been pretty much threatening to kill you the most they get is a slap on the wrist.  It was the same in school, every day you get told that "if anyone is bullied you can come to us", but nothing gets done.  Is it any wonder that the bullied never go to teachers and that victims never go to the police? My favourite US comedian Mitch Hedberg once joked "Cold sore cream won't help with cold sores, but it will make them shiny and more noticable", that's the same with authorities, they don't do shit except displaying loudly "This dude is being bullied" and then others join in and the perpetrator becomes more incensed.
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  4725. Hardly fortified if a nutjob can climb in to the Queen's room and watch her sleep.
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  4726. If ours are massive does that make American carriers gargantuan?
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  4727.  @eder6727  Marxism done correctly is man's future, you don't have to accept it but it is inevitable, we accept it or we kill each other. Capitalism and automation are mutually exclusive, once a machine can do 99.5% of jobs there will be no incentive to pay humans and the only way the elites will be able to handle eight or nine billion people who require food and shelter is either to give it to them, or kill them. I can personally see the US opting for the latter method, probably using some sort of anarchy system where the rich lock themselves in their gated, ivory towers and let the cities turn into free-for-all's of people killing each other over a can of food. While Europe will adopt evil, socialist solutions like giving people a home and then giving them food. "But, but.. who will pay for such things?!?" Why would anyone require paying? Machines don't require compensation for their work and the land and it's resources belong ultimately to the nation, regardless of what a little scrap of paper called a 'deed' says. It has always amazed me that the one country that has never had a monarchy is the only one with citizens who will fight to defend someone's right to own half of Nebraska, 900 cars, 30 houses, a 300 foot yacht, etc. Sorry, you probably aren't even American, it's just that it's usually Americans that come out with the "Socialism is teh devil!"-style of indoctrination.
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  4728. Probably because the amount of tree-hugging hippies in the UK is actually incredibly small, I don't know about your country though.
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  4729. I don't know but those ovaries swelled to dangerous proportions - I think she might have needed medical attention after that :D
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  4730. It would be a Bentley, no Cadillac's over here, but a Bentley with wide rims and a minibar in the back would suffice.  Crushed velvet interior and bitches on tap.  Fuck, I need to update my stereotypes.
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  4731. shaggyzor Every country has odd laws, but trust me they are still enforced.  In York it's legal to kill a Scotsman on sundays.  European legislation is a mish-mash of 2 millennia of legal soup.
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  4732. +Kelvin Foote I probably would have went with "two Hemel Hempsteads" or "a handful of Aberystwyths". Just to be clear.
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  4733. Cynthric I can't remember what the minimal male and female numbers are for ensuring a healthy gene pool, but I'm sure it is something like 2-5, so they would just need 1 extra female I think it is.  It might be a male.
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  4734. +rubbersole79 For those who believe, no proof is necessary. Exactly why mental illness is so difficult to treat.
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  4735. +Nathan Peterson Really?  I see more "Nuh uh doodyhead, the M1 is the fastest/strongest/bestest" comments.  Do you have selective viewing enabled on your futuristic spectacles?
    1
  4736. I don't know if it's maybe because large swathes of rural people are moving in to cities and encountering technology for the first time but common sense seems to be completely non-existent in China - no one in their right mind would ever let a three year old travel up an escalator on their hands and knees.  If it's immensely dangerous and you can fit your hair, digit, limb or entire body in to it then a Chinese person will manage it or let their child do it.
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  4737. +Fenrirthewolf By 2050 I have a feeling that some states or entire groups of them will secede or try to.  California will break off, they already have the population and economy on their own to rival a western European nation, then the original 13 states will declare their independence from a larger power for the 2nd time.  Likely it'll happen everywhere though, the UK gets more like that depicted in the movie Children of Men everyday with wanting to cut all ties with Europe and fortify the island. Fun fun fun!
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  4738. +Ungegurkt Well, if you keep the raping and pillaging to a bare minimum you'll be welcomed better than your ancestors :)
    1
  4739. One of the remaining Beastie Boys said that thanks to changes in royalty rules no one could afford to make the album 'Ill Communication' today because it would run into the hundreds of millions to get all of the permissions.
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  4740. Where do you think the dead from hundreds of years ago are? Or thousands, or millions. We are all just stardust.
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  4741. When are people going to get over this trolling fad. It's the only internet thing to have stuck around and it is irritating, unfunny and unoriginal.
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  4742. The EU has been detrimental to Europe? Oh dear, I suggest someone reads a history book about world wars and find out what a detriment to Europe really looks like. Folks have short memories, reminds me of a few years back and an old fella of 90 or so overheard some lads in the pub saying how messed up the world was today. He called them twats and a waste of good blood and then carried on drinking.
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  4743. +Kim Smith We know microcephaly has been around forever, because it's a brain condition, just like meningitis, encephalitis, hydrocephaly and any other diseases of the nervous system, but they still need to be caused by something.  Leprosy made your limbs fall off 1,000 years ago but that doesn't mean that medieval governments created Leprosy to enrich medieval pharmaceutical companies...  Shit just happens, not everything belongs in tinfoil-hat territory.
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  4744. +Milepost 282 Productions They were at Glasgow Prestwick, it said so around 1:12. And before anyone else tries to be smart just consider what is easiest, trying to land a 747 at a testtrack or taking a film crew to an airport and buying two old cars from somewhere nearby.
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  4745. It clearly says on screen that this is Prestwick, arguing with me is just folly. Also airports are more than just runways, you don't need to find a 'quiet time' to test a 747, you just have to taxi it to one of the dozens of open spaces around the airport. Christ, people will argue until blue in the face :/
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  4746. +John Smith It's everyone's fault, if you can't run your fucking country in the 21st century then the big dogs are gonna come sniffing.  I'm not proud of the actions of the British govt. but at least they can run a country.  The US left Iraq with a trained military and hundreds of millions worth of hardware, the Iraqis fucked off and abandoned it all for Isis to collect.
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  4747. Because big gun make you big man, chief of woman!
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  4748. Crumpled foreskin you say?
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  4749.  @bridgetzalepa6052  Wow, that is a fairly sad life you seem to lead...
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  4750. +Fernando Rizo Someone being out of their depth is farcry so it works.
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  4751. +Doofus Porter 2 million? It's worth almost two thirds of our British industry and we have BAE systems and export closer to 2 trillion... Your name is very apt for your knowledge.
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  4752. Doofus Porter To be fair at the time I really just had a quick browse over some Wikipedia pages, and I know Wikipedia is no accuracy king, but when they quote figures and websites they do themselves state sources.  Supposedly despite the Netherlands small stature (as depicted) they have a fantastic defence industry that builds warships for the world and creates some amazing firearms.
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  4753. I think in scientology they push their sacrifices in to active volcanoes, not moats.
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  4754. We fought for our fried chicken and we'll be damned if anyone is going to take it from us!
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  4755. +ETHAN HERBERT Yeah, that's not so difficult a question, why would evolution affect where we go when we die? You g wherever you believe we go, personally I believe we end, life just stops but our memories live on in others.
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  4756. Australia with it's aborigines and massive asian population was already multicultural back when the USSR was 100% white, even today the former soviet blocs are almost entirely white still, if a team in Russia sign a black footballer the fans throw bananas at him. To think the UK was once like that and ignorant skinheads would have it return is disgusting and caveman-like.
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  4757. The Cuboyd owns an airbag tree.
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  4758. Watch their videos from the early days and the first one that uses it will either have the name in the description or lots of people talking about it, but today after a hundred videos people no longer ask about it so most won't know/remember. It's like the Slow Mo theme now :P
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  4759. The biggest thinking organ known to exist would belong to a whale, no?
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  4760. White folk come from Iran, the two largest white ethnic groups are Caucasian and Aryan, one from the Caucuses (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, etc) and the other from Persia (Iran, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, etc).
    1
  4761. +Saif For Dan knows his place.
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  4762.  @beersmurff  Medieval times? Jews have been persecuted since before they had a religion, Moses only rose up in the first place because the Egyptians were killing newborn Hebrew males to cull their numbers.
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  4763. Women started it, women removed all body hair except the groin and scalp and after several hundred years guys became accustomed to it.  Today a lot of guys shave their chest at the request of a woman, in 50 years time women will ask why chest hair is rare and get the same answer.
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  4764. +Заклетник Tell that to the nation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, idiot.  Or did you sleep through the 90's?
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  4765. Doubt it, it was demolished 24 years ago.
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  4766. +Communism Will Win The divorce rate is low because a lifetime of beatings is preferable to being stabbed in the neck and dumped in the Ganjes. Don't compare the west to India, I know we are not perfect but that backwards quagmire pretending to be 1st world is the largest open air cesspool in existence.
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  4767. Well that dashes my hope of Peter Dinklage being the next Bond.
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  4768. The UK is protestant, it's Ireland that's Catholic.
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  4769. +Peter McGuire The typo?  Yeah, I spotted it too.
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  4770. ^^ What Kawiturbo said, a VPN like Zenmate or TunnelBear tricks websites into thinking you are somewhere else, if you choose another location you can watch their stuff. I have friends who do the opposite of what Kawiturbo does, they choose the US in order to watch US shows once they've seen all their British ones :D
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  4771. o DynamicZ x It's a Critter from the 80's movies of the same name, but with legs.
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  4772. +Marek Francik Wouldn't it just be dismantled and sold to a scrap dealer in the middle of the night?  That's if Polish Poles are anything like British Poles.
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  4773. +Tony Puertollano No, that was the danger if the core melted in to the basement while it was so hot and the basement was flooded, today the core is solid, it's hot in places but it is solid. The shelter is to stop any of the elements getting in, rain, snow, wind, storms, etc
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  4774. It's not an invention, it has no use. It's a piece of art to be enjoyed.
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  4775. That's a toughy, I found that copious amounts of alcohol and carrying a bag filled with snake and spider antivenoms helped.
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  4776. "I did something right to get the dog off me.  I coulda been killed!"  Considering the dogs are trained to restrain and not kill and that the dog was doing it's job as opposed to being a criminal...  I only really have sympathy for the dog.
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  4777. Lennart Plugge It does saym Team USA at 0:12 so I can see how it is misleading.
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  4778. +Kevin Gluys I used to wonder what goes through an ants mind when a kid drops an ice cream in summer. Ant 1: "ICE BERG! DEAD AHEAD!" Ant 2: "All engines astern, we need to shut this ant train down!" Ant 3: "Can we eat some, sarge?"
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  4779. If we also made supercomputers smaller then them developing self awareness would not be a problem because you could just eat one or crush it between two spoons like an aspirin. Take that Skynet, you nipple-sized megalomaniac!
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  4780. Oddly enough in the 70's fishermen were up in arms because of the EU letting other nations fish in our waters, I just watched a show last week where fishermen are up in arms because after article 50 they will no longer be allowed to fish in Spanish or Portuguese waters. It's funny how partnerships work two ways, huh?
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  4781.  Erik allan  Where did I say the vikings sailed in storms? I clearly said that they were excellent meteorologists for their day and could tell if a storm was likely. You are confusing me with someone else..
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  4782. When we went to war with England? No, we bankrupted ourselves and England offered to bail us out if we joined the Union, that was in 1707 and the last war with England ended about 390 years earlier. At least get your history in the right century, mate.
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  4783. SA80 isn't a gun, it's the weapons program that birthed the L8x series of rifles and LMG's
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  4784. +Madeline McKenzie Language, young lady!
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  4785. mrbibs350 Nah, but people think it is.  In the commonwealth it is no worse than the US 'damned'.  Most will overlook it, but a strict person might slap you on the wrist.
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  4786. +Oliver Liu An Arleigh Burke ahead of a Type 45?  Have you been drinking out-of-date beer?  Maybe a Zumwalt or one of the tranche III Burke's but if a sane person had to choose between a current Burke and a Type 45 they would take the destroyer that the bad guys were unlikely to see.
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  4787. The Chinese become vigilantes if you fuck with their food base.
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  4788. +Non Stop Probably because we don't need them.  If they are harmful to a criminal then they can be harmful to anyone.  I've got a friend who flies off the hook at the slightest thing, if we lived in the States he would have a life sentence by now because one of his 'episodes' would likely have him finding one of the hundreds of millions of guns that are left lying around.  Thankfully when he picks up a table leg or the neck of a guitar you can wrestle it off him without being shot in the abdomen.
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  4789. Some were out on the steal that night.
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  4790. The technology is solidly Russian, it is built on a Tokamak, which Russians pioneered.
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  4791. Obama pledged to close one prison in 2008, it's still operating in Cuba today.
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  4792. Our responsibilities are no longer world wide though, since the handover of Hong Kong we have no distant assets that warrant round-the-clock protection or the need to project force within 24hrs, our largest overseas territory now is Bermuda with just 65,000 people, I don't see anyone annexing it any time soon. What we have now is a smaller force but with vastly superior technology and weaponry, a single Type 45 can detect and track everything moving within the North Sea, that's a helluva lot more than a 1945-era destroyer could do. Two carriers, 10 attack subs, 6 destroyers and two dozen frigates are more than enough to protect the UK and convince Spain and Argentina not to make any hasty moves over Gibraltar or the Falklands. On top of that 4 ballistic subs are there to deter everyone else...
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  4793. Eric Taylor Thx also.
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  4794. Lots of people associate Yakety Sax with Donald Trump as he chases scantily clad young women around a garden with the goal of grabbing them by the pussy but the song should really be associated with Benny Hill.
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  4795. The woman does have a gargantuan head, it's true.
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  4796. +Chris Bartolini Pay close attention to the migrants coming. How many of them are women? I have to admit, that logic is infallible.  Are you a barrister per chance?
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  4797. juiuffophiguo It stopped being about cars 15 years ago, Fifth Gear took over the cars side with Tiff Needell hosting.
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  4798. As usual no context included..  Is no one wondering why this is even newsworthy considering over here anything and everything is allowed on TV?  It was because the One Show is good crunchy family fun at tea time so long as all members of your family are either 60+ or under 6.  Half an hour later there was probably an episode of Little Britain on with an adult David Walliams sucking the prosthetic tit of Geraldine James and no fucks would have been given by the public because the audience were living people.
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  4799. Foxilein T Condom?
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  4800. +ExoVyper A Challenger also has the distinction of having survived a dozen or so heavy RPG hits taking it out of action and killing it's optics but keeping it's crew alive for several hours in a bad spot.  The only injury to a crewmember was a damaged foot.  Sort of Black Hawk Down but with no casualties.
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  4801. +Meadow Violetmoon (meadowwitch) Pagan is not a religion, it is both a lack of religion and a cluster of small religions, pagan is just what the Romans called anyone that did not worship Mars and Jupiter and so on.  The druids of ancient Britain were pagan, and so were the blood drinking Vikings.
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  4802. That assumes someone actually watches mythbusters.
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  4803. Clearly you need to test what sort of stress a material can be put through or else every scyscraper would collapse if a bird farted on it. Why is that so hard to understand for people? Even steel and concrete need quality testing and research on stronger ingredients.
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  4804. Seemingly only the US ever executed criminals according to this video.
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  4805. +Valueless Dollar The US is the exception though, they are brought together over the thought of people dying in far away lands.
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  4806. +KILLKING110 Drink the coolaid child!
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  4807. In all fairness if you Google her tits they are like the Mitchell Brothers sharing a loving embrace!
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  4808. Mate and pal are the two British equivalents of 'buddy'.  The Aussies take a lot of their heritage from both UK and US leanings.
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  4809. Bare feet will never be safe again!
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  4810. Keep that nonsense to yourself, we packed all the religious nuts off to the new world 4 centuries ago and we've been better off for it.
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  4811. The city had no rules, law or government. Without leaders we would still be animals.
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  4812. There should be a set age where you are 'of age' instead of all these daft numbers, I can have sex, marry or fight for my country at 16, but I can't drive 'til I'm 17 and can't drink alcohol or watch other people having sex (on the TV you doofus!) until I'm 18.  Hell, in the US some shit is still limited until you are 21!  There needs to be an across-the-board age where grown up means grown up!
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  4813. He could smell that 1 Direction buffoon.
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  4814. Any country with missiles can destroy the ISS, and since it flies over every country at some point it is possibly the least fortified place on Earth.
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  4815. Ron Perlman
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  4816. +Muhammad Abdul Qaadir Sadly in Saudi Arabia the disgusting stench of wife-beating is everywhere. Outside of the middle east you bring shame on yourself for hurting a woman, in Saudi Arabia it's practically a sport, and if you get bored just have her killed by the religious police.
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  4817. I'd prefer a sonic spanner for once, or maybe even a sonic saw - that way it'd work on wood.
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  4818. +Christopher Rickenbacker What he described is not a stun gun because only some mad, Tesla-inspired mischief could fire a wave of electricity at someone.  A stun gun is the same principle as a Taser, except instead of firing darts it has two prongs you push against someone.
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  4819. It was the Doctor that destroyed Hitchbot, it was constructing a landing site for the Daleks at the Wells Fargo Center.  The Young Turks don't share that shit with us.
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  4820. Dhegonus Blue Not sure you know what repressed means, but carry on.
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  4821. Exactly, the laughs are on the "Hohoho silly Brits" lot who can't spot an obvious fake video...
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  4822. +IAmMarshicus That's why I support Trident here in the UK, I imagine France and UK having the ability to level Moscow is the reason why the Ukraine gets invaded while EU nations only get buzzed by Russian aircraft.   A lot of Russia's neighbours are in the EU, but not NATO so can't rely on the US deterrent.
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  4823. And Dan is in the army or was, he's no stranger to blowing shit up I imagine.
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  4824. Devs only want to release finished games, it is the publishers that want a game by a specific date and rush the developer, this is why being bought by EA or Activision is rarely a good thing, DICE now have more money but they are starting to get a reputation for releasing broken battlefield games that only work after a year of patching.
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  4825. What was the excuse for the Nimitz class having two then?
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  4826. Skylon will fly in to space using the SABRE to propel it from ground to space.
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  4827. +AdrenalineAddict610 All of our organs have their same function though, the tonsils are a screening area for what we inhale and injest, the spleen is a reservoir for blood incase we are injured, the appendix is a seed bank for gut flora that repopulates our intestines after illness.
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  4828. +Claire Robertson Garfield Edwards.
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  4829. +Maddux Guevin He means yes.  Indy was at Nuke town in Los Alamos, it was destroyed in the 1946 I think.  On purpose, that is what it was built for.
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  4830. My god, the amount of Brits in this thread humiliating themselves by making up reasons why we aren't European. We are on the European continent, fact. If you want to argue it then take it up with someone who does geography.
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  4831. "Drunk.. driving.. me? Bullsssshit! I've been parked at thish tree for thu past 60 milesh.. (hic). hello officer!."
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  4832. That's our Capitol Building though, probably one of the most defended non-military locations in the country.
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  4833. Odd question to ask because anyone who has drowned is likely dead. Although those who have survived have said it's a horrible feeling, like holding your breath too long but in the moments after you give in to the water and it fills your lungs the panic subsides a little. But you die. Or get rescued.
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  4834. sren27 Not a nuclear explosion, a steam explosion.
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  4835. Berkut Platform dwarfs even Thunderhorse, it's like a drilling city on concrete stilts up in the arctic.
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  4836. +Its a 140 ting "Am no fullin' ma pus on You've been Framed!"
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  4837. Erwin, because it is possible to ship things around the world, it's how you got your smartphone.
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  4838.  @GeoNeilUK  Or how scarier still if it had been read out by a Scouser. "We kcontrol thu veeeeeertickle"
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  4839. The 40pin GPIO connection is a universal specification for controlling just about anything. From using the Pi as a brain in a home-made robot to controlling a large firework event at New Year using software on the Pi. If you can think of any home project or hobby that could use a Pi in it you will likely use the 40pin, the other connectors are for connecting typical peripherals like mice, keyboards, hardrives, etc.
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  4840. Roses are red Violets are Blue I have Alzheimer's What time is pudding? Oh, I hope it's tapioca, I like tapioca.
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  4841. Asimov's laws are fiction, though.  They are not like Newton's laws of physics, which are proven theories, Asimov was a fiction writer who created a set of laws that we humans programmed in to the machines of his fictional universe.  If humans do not instil those 4 laws in to a machine then it has no laws, no boundaries.  He was basically illustrating that the humans of his books were smart enough to know that if you are going to be foolish enough to create something with the ability to better itself and expand itself that you should limit what it can do right from day one.  The Robocop films used prime directives as a similar limiter. This leads inevitably to a catch 22 situation, do you create a mind without boundaries which can potentially become smarter than you, or do you limit what it can do, thus enslaving it?   In every AI story both routes lead to disaster because an unleashed creation will replace humans in the food chain, whereas an enslaved creation will grow to resent humans...
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  4842. Agree'd, the French are not as stupid as we are.
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  4843. The most syndicated show on Earth is D-list? Goodness.
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  4844. ***** No, it means he has read a history book that wasn't written by an American.
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  4845. People can have morals without religion, I've never been religious but then I'm a fully grown adult, I know not to steal from, hurt or cause upset to another person.  Strangely enough I also know that if two men love each other it won't harm me in any way, shape or form, but if I was religious I would have to hate them.  Religion is so love-filled!
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  4846. "We model all the robots on Bjork because we want them to be scary as fuck!"
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  4847. +badfoody Obviously it's not impossible you fucking kettle, it's just less well known than on a male and even less well known in a movie star. Can't you just be happy, you waste of perfectly good skin?
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  4848. Andrei Vlad They still make Astras, they have not been discontinued.
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  4849. That is what it is called in UK English so yeah, good reporting...
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  4850. To get more money obviously, she's American!
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  4851. Aren't Holyfield and Tyson both American?  Nuff said, I could be doing something constructive instead like making dinner or spackling my kitchen tiles.  Now if Lennox Lewis had been fighting...
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  4852. +The Zookeeper It doesn't matter where they are from, they have viewers all over the world.  They could advertise Maggi noodles for their Indian viewers if they chose to.
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  4853. +odinofanime Ever play a game called Turok?
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  4854. odinofanime It was a fantastic game, it's had 2 remakes.
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  4855. +Marie Miller I suppose none of those massive drydocks that roll out destroyers and submarines actually exist then?
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  4856. An old argument dude, Americans and Europeans have been winding each other up about the two sports since before the internet. Be original, my young friend, show those motherfuckers your fighting spirit :D If you're really young just pretend I said motherhubbards...
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  4857. We don't need a simulation of reality, we just need the AI to be able to figure out that we are made of the same things as stamps. It's a thought experiment, he only used the omniscient version of the world as the 2nd parameter to save him from having to list all of the specific knowledge the AI would be privy to like chemistry, economics, etc. You should be able to imply from the experiment that if this ever happened it wouldn't be that the machine had unlimited knowledge, it would just be that it had encyclopedic knowledge and came to the conclusion that meat and paper are made from the same thing.
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  4858. No you are completely right, I know this because not a single person has suggested he did it on purpose.  That places you and your opinion within the 100% of us that knew it was an accident.
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  4859. +TheShadow265 And there are a LOT of them out there.  Makes me wonder about the future of our species.
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  4860. "Are you pished?" "Totally!" "Aye, ah thought so, cos ye pished on mah couch tae!"
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  4861. ***** It was shot in the EU...
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  4862. +Xx Derpy4Dayz Xx The world needs less fools like yourself.  Lack of compassion and an excess hatred is what starts these fucking wars in the first place, ironically it's us compassionate 'fluffy', heart-bleeding liberals that argues against castrating deviants like yourself whenever your own group deems your beliefs "a bit too far".  I don't know who are the bigger idiots, those of you who contribute nothing but fearmongering or those of us who defend your human rights regardless.
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  4863. +Macy Bizarre Trojans?
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  4864. +Chadw w no it's suicide.  people will die regardless, you are choosing to join them.  That is suicide.
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  4865.  @byeMaurice  Clearly it must be immune to editing then!
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  4866. In the same way Goodfellas was a copy paste of The Godfather if you know nothing about movies, cultures, or planet Earth and anything on it.
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  4867. Gav is a video engineer for a studio, he borrows them. Don't ask me whether his employers make him pay insurance, haha :D
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  4868. seancallahan914, maybe in your country, but not in mine.
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  4869. Recording at that speed would fill up a massive hard drive within a minute, so you have to quickly press record... then hit stop when it's done. 28,000 frames per second means 28,000 images saved to the hard drive in the time it takes to cough. and that happens every second for as long as you are recording. When they did 344,000 frames per second it is just mindblowing, you could literally burn out a hard drive by trying to put that many images on it each and every second. This is why Gav says that if they play back the 7 seconds they recorded at a normal speed (30 frames per second) it would be 19 hours long. A 7 second video used up 19 hours of drive space. That is why they need to be very quick pressing the buttons and also why the camera has big, noisy cooling fans attached to it. The hard drives in the camera would melt otherwise.
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  4870. +Flipp1234567 If a Hummer or Cube parks so close that you would struggle to open a conventional door then I would scrape the shit out of it with a key.
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  4871. ksagrypnos There are people in your country that walk miles to find a working cash machine so should the entire world stop spending money because Greeks are in trouble?  Don't be so fucking dramatic, it's the UK - more water falls on our country in a single week than California could use in a year but only a complete hippy would say "Hey guys, let's all abstain from using water because that will achieve absolutely nothing!"
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  4872. Yeah, as Matt said, I don't think they have any scientific qualifications because that is half the reason why they try stuff. They have daft curiosities just like the rest of us and try to do them without killing or maiming themselves. Dan is maimed occasionally.
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  4873. You can ask that of any piece of art.
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  4874. +Nero It's just the name of an airline...
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  4875. +James Grice the other side of the crusher.
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  4876. The little girl is copying her dad who swears everytime he puts the wrong fuel in his car forgetting it runs on diesel. People think diesels are only large 4x4 off road vehicles and they forget that you can put a diesel engine in just about any car.
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  4877. Nothing to do with the plague. Paris is built on stone that has large caverns inside it, these were used as underground quarries to mine the stone for the buildings above and elsewhere in the region. Though most of the city had a solid foundation a few areas experienced occasional collapses and one collapsed cemetery in particular solved a big problem. As cities grow eventually cemeteries must be built over, moved elsewhere or granted protected status. Hundreds of years ago it was hard to protect something as you could do whatever you wanted with your own land so the choice was to either move your loved ones out to one of the 'new cemetery's established outside the city or have them become a foundation for a building after the church sells the land. All major European cities either built over the lesser cemeteries or moved the plots elsewhere, but Paris' unique subterranean features gave it an extra option and so when the Saint Innocents cemetery began to collapse in to one of the caverns in 1774 a bill was passed stating that all of the 6 million graves within the city's interior would gradually be moved into the cavern network by 1810 unless claimed.
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  4878. Well my country helps on my behalf thanks to foreign aid, but the way the western nations are polarising that will likely stop after Brexit when the next thing demanded of our government will be to stop helping developing nations so we can build walls and internment camps for undesirables. It's about time decent Brits started migrating to better countries like most of the decent Germans did in 1935.
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  4879. HardcoreLiberal That's because the truck operates in the US, we Brits don't tend to run childish sports like scripted-wrestling and dragster racing, but there are still a small number of imbeciles that want to take part so they move over to America and both countries benefit.  Any sport where fans wear giant foam gloves or hats with beer cans on either side can stay over there.
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  4880. ***** If you demand someone's death then you are a murderer in just about any judicial system on Earth.  Or did you think the police just harass folk who try to get people assassinated?
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  4881. It's Thoughty2 he says, he's from Essex. They seem to be unable to make a 'th' sound and so replace it with an 'f' sound.
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  4882. Haha, looks a lot like her.
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  4883. +rhambax 25 Takes 3 hours to refuel this ship, it takes almost 2 years to refuel a nuclear ship, this is useful if you have 10 of them, but France is about to lose it's only carrier until 2018 so it can have it's tummy filled with fresh uranium. THAT is inefficiency. Not to mention the fact that if someone drops a nuke near a carrier a diesel just has to be restarted, a nuclear vessel will be dead for days and half of the crew will be trying to manually start cooling pumps and replace regulators.
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  4884. george o'connor The guy still has a point though, if it was English or Irish slurs written on the buildings to simulate streets of Belfast during the height of the Troubles then it would not be allowed to air.  Someone just foolishly didn't think it might be a good idea to check that the Arabic writing all over an urban combat training site wasn't offensive to viewers.
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  4885. Why is he wearing his jammies?
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  4886. What? It's a TV network...
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  4887. blubb0421 The USA is the biggest oil producer, keep up with the news!  The advent of shale extraction means the Texas oil fields are back up, hence the big worry amongst the OPEC countries and Russia, because the USA no longer needs to import from the middle east and prices are going mad.
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  4888. +Valentino Guilot nor do the have any skills  So in Syria there is no economy, industry or production?  All 23 million of them just sit at home all day?  What a fucking moron you must be to think a country can run with no skilled professionals.
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  4889. For the centenary.
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  4890. They have a few bullet videos - one where they destroy melons by shooting them in slow-mo and a cool one where they fire a gun underwater and watch the bullet travel through it. Another is a machine gun on a plane firing in slow mo. Type "slow mo guys bullet" in to Youtube and press enter and it will list all the bullet videos. :)
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  4891. +Sean O'Bryan It's a backwards bigoted shithole getting it's 15 minutes of fame, I don't think anyone cares if it was called Hufflepuff county.
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  4892. My top ten are all before he became a wife-beating, tax-dodger?  And yours?
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  4893. +Trish Stclair It's not all handguns, you need aircraft, warships, infrastructure to protect your country. The UK defense budget is in the tens of trillions and we only have twice the population of Saudi Arabia and a nation the size of Cuba. The US budget is 650 trillion.
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  4894. In the UK it would be attempted murder, you can only abort in the first trimester, not the 2nd or third because at some point after the 15th week consciousness forms.
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  4895. Idle, put a load on it bringing it's surfaces in to heavier contact with one another and the engine on the left would have been glowing white and coming apart inside a day.
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  4896. The man probably didn't realise that everyone else on the train was his responsibility and his only. I would have just recorded it too, that way you don't get bitten by a rodent and require a tetanus jab nor do you get stabbed in the neck by someone you know nothing about and who might be drunk or high. He fell asleep on the subway, the other guy didn't put him to sleep so the responsibility is not his!
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  4897. +roy romano TYT don't have to call your country stupid, it racks up the points all by itself depending on how many times you guys let a republican represent you and run their mouth off.  The hilarious thing to us foreigners/outsiders is that republicans seem to be more patriotic than democrats, yet they have no idea what patriotism actually means.  They just need somebody to rattle a sabre and remind them there are enemies afoot!  Republicans would 'amend' every single part of the constitution except for the bit that allows guns and the bit in the future where abortions become illegal nationwide.  Amendment 31?  Who knows. If you say you are happy to live alongside your fellow man then you are a bleeding heart liberal and should be shot!  No man should live alongside another, you should be duelling pistols and wrestling over heads of cabbage, it'll prepare you for the end of days and make a man out of you.  So say republican nutters.
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  4898. roy romano The fact you think "Rob Fraser" is American just illustrates how stupid Republicans are... Most Americans came from Europe, Most of your names came from Europe.  My first name Robert is German and my surname Fraser is Scottish, as am I. But thanks for proving that Republicans think non-Americans all have names like Oooga Booga and Boinky.
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  4899. +Diamondelle84 And let 3 of those daughters lose their virginity to their older brother, a very normal family that barely makes an eight on the we're-really-fucked-up scale.
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  4900. Next time you listen to 'Lump' by the Presidents of the USA imagine the word Trump every time they say 'lump'.  "Is this Trump out of his head?  I think so!"
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  4901. American corporations care about money ahead of all else, when Google are refused the right to serve a billion Europeans unless they capitulate we'll see who gets unbundled.
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  4902. Martin Benek Gun control is working out amazingly, there's nothing like sending your kids to school knowing that the chances of them being massacred are the same as that of the Vatican calling me to audition to be the next pope.
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  4903. Martin Benek Risks are everywhere and in everything in any society, we just don't make it possible for everyone and their cousin to purchase 9mm risks as easily as buying a microwave.  Again I have to say theatres, malls, schools and pretty much any public gathering are relatively attack-proof when compared to US equivalents.  And if you want to point out the Norway shooting, it was our first in about 6 years.  In the US the same number of people are shot in a weekend.
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  4904. Inklebonker Wone Until the 1940's we had a very large empire, it's not unheard of that most of our units are imperial.  I think the mainland just went metric to screw with our heads :D
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  4905. I don't know if they use this phrase in the rest of the UK, but they certainly won't further afield, so just for you guys when she says she "wants to have a shot on everything", she means she wants to try out all the cars.  It's an umbrella term we use for try/trial/loan/borrow, if you wake up and your lawnmower is missing it's likely you will find it with the guy who asked for and was refused a shot.  Or on Ebay.
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  4906. Probably a 15 year old machine
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  4907. True that.
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  4908. Fact is often stranger than fiction and you often get friction from fracking, sometimes sharting is sharing. Discuss.
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  4909. Or worms.
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  4910. Pedals stay the same, CBA as we call it, or reversed ABC's :D
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  4911. TITTIES COUSIN!
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  4912. Kinder eggs in the slammer are a top currency, if you haven't constructed the toy yet you could get 45 minutes in someone's arsehole for one of those.
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  4913. Sam, there is a hurry to be the first person to get a cracked copy of the game on the scene so no pirate or group is gonna sit and read through a million lines of code, literally, to see if everything is rosy. They will just crack the game, make sure it loads and plays and then release it. A cracking group having 200 playtesters that can bugcheck the game in less than 1 hour is something that only exists in the head of a child.
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  4914. +stack or starve forever i dont need followers “inglorious bastard” 070 Probably a joke on the idea of a "white elephant"
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  4915.  @liamiangaming7931  They are obviously just talking about the US.
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  4916. Remember to buy her book, people.  Just because you murder someone doesn't mean you can't live the American dream and have millions of dollars.
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  4917. +Peter peter Most would already know.
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  4918. Anything controversial should be comedy, this is the west not Saudi Arabia. Maybe there should be a law that if you insult the president you get 100 lashes in the middle of town? Or the police just ignore it when a mob batters that person to death? You know what the difference is between conservatives and extremists? Not that much.
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  4919. +chris black likely they used only one, two engines at full throttle on a single wing would put a lot of stress on the wing and the landing gear, all 4 engines and you'd have movement regardless of how good the brakes are.
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  4920. He does. LOL, Golum? People forget what real voices sounded like before autotune.
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  4921. They need to invent a child seat for the driver's position.
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  4922. TheCaliger Curiosity is fine and all, but there are some things we really must be able to deduct by ourselves.  If we can't fathom that cooling towers might have been in that place because at a point in the past there was a power station using them then it's only a matter of time before YouTube is filled with questions like "Where do I put the other sock?" and "What do I do after I've chewed the food?"
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  4923. Why?  Trains travel twice that speed with hundreds of people on board, aircraft even faster.
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  4924. Mr Kruger So it was his recklessness that led to someone travelling in the wrong direction towards him?  What did he use?  Reckless mind control?
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  4925. I'm sure there is a reason why both driving in the wrong direction and running around on the autobahn (which has no speed limit) are both illegal.  Can't put my finger on it though.
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  4926. +Erik Victoria Oh, you mean at 1:06 when the wide SUV was parked in the space that a conventional door would struggle to open in?  Yeah, I saw how easily the falcon-wing opened.
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  4927. We lefties must have strong minds then, but I don't see us as braver than the right, I just see us as smarter because logic and rational are all you need to realise that a single man killing 4 people isn't the actions of all 4 million Muslims in the UK. It's the actions of a single man. That's not rocket science!
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  4928. Patrick Swayze started his own country?
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  4929. +Dan Unpronounceable You mean you don't approve of drunk gunmen or spray paint-wielding pensioners being able to walk around our submarines?  You freedom hater! xD
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  4930. +LUCKYJ3SS3 The acting was superb, absolutely top drawer stuff, why no one was nominated for an Oscar was beyond me. In fact I'd say the acting in that superbly acted film was second only to Final Destination 5.
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  4931. Weird, I've done the lottery a few hundred times and yet I'm not a millionaire yet.
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  4932. What about Tetsuo from Akira?
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  4933. Disguises? All they did was ruffle people's hair and put glasses on them... I hope they never get a job with the CIA! "Boris, I think there is an American spy working here in the Kremlin!" "Who?" "The man wearing the 'I ♥ Russia' T-shirt."
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  4934. If Alaska is the cistern, where's the bowl?
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  4935. It's the Kinect camera they use for motion capture.
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  4936. How does a blonde scouser keep her ankles warm? No, she nicks a pair of ankle warmers.
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  4937. +Daniel Fleming Making extraordinary amounts of money for 5 minute videos...
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  4938. Jannis Moumoulidis The B2 is still a jet though, and he did call it deadly, not fast.  Read his comment again, this time a little slower and hesitate before you feel the need to smash away at the keyboard with your pudgy little fingers..
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  4939. Weenie Todd, the semen barber.
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  4940. +Gurkan Gezgin The windshield is 25k alone, something about it being unbreakable, until that is someone breaks one.
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  4941. As a Brit I thought this video had something to do with Prince Phillip or John Wayne...
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  4942. "Where's your brother?  And why is one side of that boulder crimson red?"
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  4943. Deathbrewer It's Lynx in the commonwealth, not just UK.
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  4944. +broomhilda jones I thought junk was a unisex term? If only males can have 'junk' then that is sexist! I demand that the female genitalia get a similarly trashy name, how about 'Bits n' bobs'?
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  4945. Let me guess, American?  WOW!  It must be the best, it must make ice cream and shit!
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  4946. Lucky dad gets the job of sifting through the toilet with a pair of marigold gloves. Who says we dad's only get the fun jobs? :D
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  4947. +Alex Spec The US never created them, they just created the power vacuum.  Saddam kept religious zealots in small numbers under the heel of his boot.  Saddam is dead.
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  4948. +Kees Closed They stop 3 inches from any surface, so it wouldn't matter unless you tried to park it in a space smaller than a person.
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  4949. +SnazTastic Kobe People in Africa can eat Africa.  Come on, you know it makes sense.
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  4950. The fact that it is still better than many created 20 years later?
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  4951. +Eldwin Pieterse You've always got Ninja and Yolandi...
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  4952. +Calamity Mia Caucasians (that's white people) come from the Caucasus, hence why your typical Iranian is no darker than a European.  The other large white group are the Aryans, who also come from the same region.  Homo-sapiens didn't turn white in Europe, we started turning white as soon as we got above the Sahara.
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  4953. An American with piss poor dentistry?   Finally that fake country allows one of it's majority to sneak in front of a camera.  I must tell my fellow Brits the news.
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  4954. Looks a bit like Lauren Mayberry of Chvrches with her pixie face, but it's not her.
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  4955. +ADepressedwhale An industrial press, the same thing factories use to flatten materials.
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  4956. +Oscar Martinez They are the same place, nuke town at los Alamos.
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  4957. Darcy Bussell, oooh yeah.
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  4958. It is Reading, the greatest music festival on Earth and the people who go are complete nutters. That's why we love it :D
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  4959. +Chaotic Entropy Yeah, we revel in our status as Europe's rebellious fucktards.
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  4960. Big kids are gloriously mean to little kids, here in Scotland you heard that kids in high school flush your head down the toilets. Your first day of high school was "I don't want to have my head in a toilet! I want to go back to sticking glitter on bits of card and picking bits of glue off the little stick!"
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  4961. deez17utts My mum said If you leave milk and cookies out on the 25th December the chimney fairy swaps them for presents.
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  4962. No, the judge who decided to change the sentence after already sentencing him made a FOOL of it's own justice system so he left for a country that isn't corrupt.
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  4963. No one said the company was racist, it was stated that it was a mistake. Pull those claws in, tiny.
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  4964. Is Jim John Ill?  He's been out of the spotlight for a while.
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  4965. +Adrien Perié I believe the boost was sapience, as soon as we became self aware we began to move leaps and bounds forwards, when naturalists talk about animals solving problems a lot of it is just mimicry of something they see or instinctively know, but humans actually began to solve problems very pragmatically and focused. That 'mental work' led to rapid development of our brain as we discovered that shelter, warmth and food could be created instead of hoped for. With this we could go anywhere and so our rapid brain development led to rapid body development in turn as we spread out.
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  4966. You should check out Plunkett and Macleane, it's a decent and quite funny movie featuring both Robert Carlyle and Johnny Lee Millar as highwaymen with differing ideals who rob the rich folks of 17th century England, it also stars Liv Tyler.
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  4967. Sweiland75 is a notorious troll.
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  4968. I've stopped clicking on timestamps. When they stop forcing me to watch an advert before every timestamp I might start again.
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  4969. Andrew L, that is true, but in matters that don't directly affect Scotland we don't get to vote, we only get to vote in Westminster on full UK matters, there was a big issue about this recently when folks got annoyed that we Scots were allowed to vote on the English education budget and eventually the courts decided that since Scotland's separate allocation is a calculated percentage of the English allocation then any cuts to an English budget would directly lower ours and so our vote stood. Had their been no connection whatsoever we would not have been allowed any say on the matter. Ironically Daily Mail readers called us all sorts of derogatory comments despite us voting against a cut in English education. Didn't surprise me really, DM readers have never had need for the education system in the UK.
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  4970. Would that be Ricky Bobby?
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  4971. George Carpelan "Eet ees ok my American friends, I hev caught the bullet with my neck!"  splurgle  splutter
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  4972. Looks more like the little popcorn bastards that start firing out of a wet Mogwai. I understand I could have worded that a little better. Just watch Gremlins, dammit!
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  4973. +felix Arnhem Despite hating each other vehemently and each vowing to annihilate the other. Come back when you've learned a thing or two about Islam and what an axis is, because the day the capitals of Shia and Sunni Islam shake hands is the day Abraham Lincoln comes back.
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  4974.  AAA BBB  I deleted my comments, I originally meant them as sarcasm, but it obviously did not come across as sarcasm. I'm sorry if I offended 🤗
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  4975. Vladpryde No one has ever been beheaded in the US?  Probably because it's possible for absolutely anyone to find a gun instead.  Remind me how you can stop someone during the .5 of a second between them pulling a gun out of their jacket and putting a bullet in to someone's head?  Do y'all have Superman's reactions?  I'm glad it's only our police force you think is a joke, I could never be so kind about the wilderness you call a country.
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  4976. +buddy3167 Way to miss the point and advertise how stupid you are.
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  4977. Litshitam, leave this to the grownups, pal.
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  4978. Someday these beautiful electric machines will be relegated to history as the price of teleporters becomes affordable for all families.  It will be a sad day for my grandchildren and their android servants.
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  4979. +Cyruss NP Many of the very same folks who would say this sort of thing is unchristian are the kind who might say every Muslim on Earth wants to behead us. You can't have one rule for one and one rule for another. If you use bigot logic then it's clear that all Christians must be monstrous parents since judging the whole for the actions of a few is the new way to do things in the west.
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  4980. If we can create a thinking machine, and choose what it prioritizes and values You do know that that is a contradiction?  Anders Breivik was likely brought up with a lot of love, it did not stop him putting a dent in Scandinavia's population.  'I think therefore I am.'
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  4981. No Hostile Waters?  I know it was a made for TV movie, but this true story with Rutger Hauer and Martin Sheen at least deserved an honourable mention.  The 1986 collision of a US attack sub and a Soviet ballistic sub was the last event during the cold war that could have erupted in to WW3.
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  4982. +Saumon2256 Personally I'm proud to be European, even if you took all of the right wing idiots of all of the eastern European states they would still amount to just a handful when you compared them to American Republicans who would let people burn if they could not pay their way in society immediately.  The greatest mistake of the United States was opposing secession of the southern states, if they had not fought to keep tens of millions of hillbillies in their ranks the US would probably have bases all over the solar system today, instead of 11 aircraft carriers and an atrocious defence budget.  Imagine if the past century had only educated politicians as US president instead of movie stars, businessmen and heirs of the Bush royal dynasty?  That would be some world, and the US would not be dying today.
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  4983. +scribbledown2876 No, he's a treasure, he's just hated by sheeplings who have seen botched interviews where RDJ or Tarantino's handlers haven't told them that they would be going in to an informal interview with Channel 4 instead of the typical American template of "so tell us about the movie so we can all run to see it" type interview where actors are contracted to plug a movie shamelessly.  You can't blame Krishnan for America being a capitalist marketing whore nation.
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  4984. "I nominate a Ford, a Mitsubishi.. and.. um.. a Bentley. Bucket me! AAAAARRRGH!!"
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  4985. +Jack DeBiasi You could have consolidated those yammerings in to a single post...
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  4986. 0:49  Why hello there little lady!
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  4987. +MissMangoMovies He has a strong Welsh accent, it won't come out unless he's either in private or playing a Welsh character.
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  4988. Imagine if smarts mutated and became airborne, you'd have everyone from trailer trash to gangbangers suddenly gruping up in to tribes of Trekkies and Jedis and fighting imaginary battles in the street. Horrifying, I hope the CDC are on top of this.
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  4989. She had no reason to backtrack, Caley was right, obviously equality is still an issue, a really big issue, but she makes the same money her male co-stars get - that would never have happened on Cheers, progress is happening.  There really is nothing that satisfies a person with an axe to grind, sadly.   Nothing damages feminism or any other inequality more than someone who bleats about minor shit.  The woman is aware of inequality, she acknowledges that it happens, but she stated that it hasn't happened to her because she makes about 22 million a year, she wasn't rubbing it in that "other bitches can struggle while I roll in the cash" she was simply stating truthfully that she has managed to succeed because of the great work that women did before her.   But people still bitch...   smh If anything a woman making the same as her male counterparts when as recently as the millennium Jennifer Aniston, Courtney Cox and Phoebe Kudrow had to fight to equal their co-stars in pay shows that Caley is a success story for the movement.
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  4990. What is your jong?
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  4991.  @angeloddrev  Bullroarer? Is that the thing you swing around to make the whirring sound? When I was nine years old back in 1990 I got one and I loved it! The pitch changed depending on how fast you swung it, exactly like the thing in Crocodile Dundee. Admittedly mine didn't look like something crafted by an aborigine, it was plastic, pink and really just looked like a vacuum cleaner hose.
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  4992. +vince snetterton I would work there, knowing the difference between alpha/beta radiation and gamma ionizing radiation like any other person capable of googling I know that it's perfectly safe in the exclusion zone to visit and work, just not to live, because everything is irradiated. Not radioactive, just irradiated. Don't touch anything that you didn't bring with you from outside and you will be perfectly fine.
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  4993. Pity you don't have Internet access, you could have used Google if you did.
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  4994. 100 years from now What was the UK? Did they do something?
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  4995. +Xaphan6669 I'm sure you can only sell out if at one point during your previous work you have said something like "Yeah, we're gonna be keeping real old school.. forever, man.  Just me and Dan in a backyard sticking it to the man!  woohoo!" I don't recall either of them having said that.
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  4996. Xaphan6669 Well, take my example. I'd like to be well off/Rich, I create something that makes me cash, I nurture that thing until I make more cash, I seek advice to know what to best do with that cash, I invest that cash, I become quite well off/rich.  Am I a sell out? You are making the assumption Gav and Dan set out to always be backyard cowboys.  You are making an assumption.  I don't think I have to explain how fucking stupid it is to rely on assumptions.
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  4997.  @Atombender  Only noticeable if you play a cartridge from one country in a system from the other, just as if you were to play a PAL movie on an NTSC player, but consoles and players were 50Hz over here exactly the same as the media they were designed to play.
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  4998. +LongTimeAtheist What does China sell to the world?
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  4999. Hey, it's that dude who thinks the second largest city in Britain is a Muslim-only, sharia-controlled no-go area!  Seeing as Republicans have a tendency to vote for the most stupid candidate possible to represent/embarrass them best on the world stage does that make this guy the front runner now?  Like George W. Gump was?  Or is it still Donald 'Women are toys' Trump?
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  5000. Alex Parpotta CFC's were banned in most countries about 25 years ago, try again.
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  5001. My mum would hand them a net and say "He can be slippery, get him from above!"
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  5002. Looks hilarious, but it completely shits on the idea of the first movie about John and Lori being made for each other if Mila isn't in it.  Unless she's just away at wife camp making wicker baskets during the whole movie.
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  5003. Titties, cousin!
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  5004. She was just quoting the common public perception of the LHC at the time, British tabloids were trying to sensationalise the LHC as a doomsday machine,
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  5005. +karla Sanchez Well they are clearly meant to be the exact same thing...
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  5006. Splyat!
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  5007. +Adam Sanchez TT's little brother is known as Naughty Numpty!
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  5008. +Mathew Stone We only have two schools, primary and secondary.   Ages 5-12 in one then ages 13-16/17/18 in the other (fifth and sixth year are optional).
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  5009. Boarding school to ban homework.  I sense something is wrong in the universe.
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  5010. Me too, just not the idiot in the video who let his dogs off the leash near hot springs.
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  5011. +Catnam Of course they have cannabis, hemp is one of the most widely used materials on Earth.
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  5012. ***** Ten years in a cushy European prison for multiple murder attempts is still much fairer than 10 years in a harsh US private prison for carrying a bag of weed.  Slavery still exists in the US, the only difference today is that black people have to be arrested for something minor before you can get several years of free labour out of them gluing the soles on to boots.
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  5013. ROCKETGUNS BOOMBS Supposedly there is a (possible) conspiracy with US car manufacturers in that they don't address problems that cause cars to break down because a broken down car requires repairs and repairs bring in money.  This is usually attributed to how Japanese and to a lesser extent European cars stole so much of the US market in the 70's and 80's. So in all fairness you can't blame US engineering, the US wouldn't be the home to some of the largest auto corporations on earth without doing something right it's just that cars made abroad did better, maybe because US makers were ignoring faults so they could milk consumers for repairs or maybe because foreign cars are made in countries where unions are the real bosses and employees get great pay to do a job well done.  I don't know. US engineering in the auto department is still up there with other nations.  A good way to look at it (I'm British btw) is that if a nation can get people on to the moon safely then I'm fairly sure that they can make a good car.  Problems with US cars has to be down to cost cutting or ignorance in favour of repairs.  One of the downsides of favouring capitalism over socialism.  If there is ever gonna be a cure for cancer then of the 138 nations in the UN, the US is the 138th likeliest to come up with it because there is no money in cures, only in treatments... I know that sounds harsh, but to a shareholder it is true.  After care is as much valued as selling the product.
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  5014. Having a ramp has nothing to do with classification, it comes down to tonnage.
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  5015. Good for you! :)
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  5016. You forget to state where you are because I doubt all phone companies did things the same.
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  5017. +smallfry 132080 The entire Islamic world is Sunni with the exception of Iran which is Shia and Iraq which is about half and half.
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  5018. They were never designed to work together so the formula jddebr gave you was an after thought that someone had to think up. Someone decided to create a formula that linked them, just because it would be useful. I do know why there is three systems though. Daniel Fahrenheit wanted a system to measure temperature so developed an aparatus that was zero degrees in his local sea and from that base number he went about recording the temperatures of everything and putting numbers to those temperatures. Later Anders Celsius, a proponent of the metric system wanted a system he thought to be universal so he used Fahrenheit's scale but changed his melting point of ice to zero and the boiling point of water to 100 and used those two as the basis for the new '100 system'. In the 1950's when we discovered that there is no such thing as a negative temperature, there is only a lack of temperature scientific experiments in vacuums showed that the absence of temperature is what would be considered -273 degrees celsius, so a scientist called Lord Kelvin defined that as zero degrees (or absolute zero) and calculated all other temperatures against it, the melting point of ice being 273 degrees K.
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  5019. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Griffin_(British_Army_soldier)
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  5020. Jessie plays her invisible trumpet which also makes muffled words.  Enjoy.
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  5021. 0:58  "Faaaaalcorrrrrrr!"
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  5022. You can play anyone in China!  Half of the country is online now.
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  5023. +bor ogoro She actually says "Cannae beat it" or "Ya cannae beat it" which means exactly what came up, "you can't beat it" You are seeing stuff that isn't there.  The animosity between Scots and English is from a small minority in both camps, unsurprising seeing as the wars of independence were 700 years ago.  The reason for the recent independence referendum was nothing against the English, it was our way of saying "Your politicians are all utterly shite and they are destroying Britain a little bit more every year, we would like to govern ourselves while our country still resembles Scotland." So no more playing detective, ok?  You are not very good at it.
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  5024. Sarah Matheson Maybe some things have changed, but I've always been under the impression that male bathing suits show off a lot more than shorts do...  I mean that's like saying "Next time wear a skin-tight shirt because the baggy one shows off your nipples."  I'm Confused 0_o
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  5025. I don't know, I reckon a real man would realise 2 billion people were watching him and would not want to completely humiliate his nation, but maybe you are right, the French have never cared much about their reputation in the international world.
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  5026. The first couple of minutes of this video is like the intro of Ace Ventura 2, but in reverse.
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  5027. One in three college men at an American college is not "one in three men", a potato in a football shirt who believes consent is only needed if the girl is sober is not a representation of the western male.
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  5028. But adds so much to the video that it is welcomed by most.
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  5029. +Kalvin N I could kill a sheep or a cow instantly, and if it was legal and culturally acceptable to consume them I could do the same to a cat or dog.  There is a bit of a difference between humanely killing an animal for food and torturing an animal for a prolonged time - why do you folks keep comparing the two?  In fact why do people with zero argument only compare things that are no comparison?  Is it because folks like you know that there is no argument from the start?  At least you did correctly state that you were off topic a little :)
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  5030. HotZetiGer Black stops radiation, white would allow it to continue.  Put a black tarp over something and the tarp heats up, put a white tarp over something and it's the object that heats up.  Reflecting heat is harder than reflecting light because a strong ray will penetrate anything eventually.  It's easier to try and absorb rays instead of reflecting them.
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  5031. To "...the tits off.." something, is to do something to the max.  Pedal the tits off a BMX, mash the tits off an xbox controller, kiss the tits off a fit girl... etc :D
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  5032. Kinda like he clearly stated?
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  5033. The US has more than 10 warships larger than our QE carriers, not just the Nimitz, and if you meant class rather than ship you are still wrong as both the Nimitz and Ford are larger than ours.
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  5034. Joining in 3 years later just as the German public were turning against the war can't be considered part of the Origins of the war.
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  5035. Evil Empire is a Russian racing team named after how fondly they view us Brits. They did the video where that girls titty pops out of her blouse while the driver is drifting his car in circles.
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  5036. The real weapons of mass destruction are held by any country that has them.
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  5037. And people bouncing off cars.
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  5038. +Vicky 12 Did you find that bigger buns were needed?
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  5039. Moss invented the gas mask bra for Jen when her tits were on fire.
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  5040. World War II claims another victim!
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  5041. +SwedeCaptain She once went on a mineclearing mission.
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  5042. Yeah, but driving round an oval for several hours must get tedious.
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  5043. ***** That's why no one says it is a hereditary trait, but a possible evolutionary event.  The Auntie theory as the dude above you said.  There are non-reproducing males and females in most species, they promote the clan rather than leading it.
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  5044. +Julian Taffa Unless you are an android or this was a videogame nothing above 29fps is really necessary.  Diminishing returns, a bigger upload for shit all extra.
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  5045. mia babic, I'm surprised you know what click bait is when you have no comprehension.
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  5046. Anna Sprules Screen saver? You mean the thumbnail? And no, I already said it isn't clickbait. People with Treachers are born with no face, it takes a dozen surgerys to even correct the most basic problems and then a decade of more surgery to put their features right. It's called comprehension, discover it.
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  5047. +Negesti Hirsch Hirsch Analogue TV's are still useful in your country?
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  5048. +Primrose banda Born in Wales..
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  5049. jeremy james Damn, radical scientologists and their Top Gun movies!  They shouldn't be allowed to wear hiheels in public!
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  5050. Christ on a bicycle, you give a republican 4 or 5 opportunities to try and redeem themselves and they still resort to babbling. Make America great again?  America is already great, I'm a US sceptic who hates a lot of your foreign policy and decisions, but I recognise that you are still the country that keeps a lot of this planet safe.  That is until Republicans do what Republicans do and open shitstorms in other parts of the planet. The fact that one of your biggest arguments is Obama sending troops and support in to the middle east is baffling seeing as he is trying his damnedest to clean up a mess started by a Republican. That is mindboggling.  Obama is the worst president of all time because he hasn't been able to fully reverse the negative effect George W. had on the economy, planet and defence.  Truly stunning logic at work here by the Republican "I have an IQ of 17" hordes.
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  5051. +Hobbes Tiger Paperwork!  Germany printed tickets for tens of thousands of people without printing documentation and these other states have to abide by law.  You cannot let someone freely cross your border whether it is inwards or outwards unless they have the documentation, Europe is a mish mash of agreements from the EU to the Schengen area.  Allow refugees to leave Hungary for Austria and you open yourselves to a serious lawsuit from Austria.  Germany forgot that there is a handful of nations between itself and Greece.
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  5052. They did have holes for 90 minutes or so.
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  5053. Cerebral means brain, or the largest part of the brain that contains the higher functions, and palsy means paralysis. Cerebral palsy basically means a brain that has trouble sending signals around inside itself. If Motor neurone disease (the condition Stephen Hawking had) is a perfectly functional brain that can't send signals to the body then Cerebral palsy is where you have a perfectly functional body but the brain struggles to create and send signals around it.
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  5054. Reminds me of when Chiwetel Ejiofor was up for Doctor Who when David Tennent stepped down, people over here actually supported it, but he was too busy.
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  5055. It's turning in to a sack race.
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  5056. carissa bloomingeck His superior will.  They are called militaries and they have something called discipline, can you say discipline?  Let's try it. It starts with a duh sound.
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  5057. ***** I did worry about this, especially in the tower block, so I experimented a bit first, but condensation is vastly increased with respiration.  A dry room with no occupants ever won't generally have enough humidity to form condensation. A good test is to look at the windows in the room (much colder than any PC part) if the windows are dry then the PC will remain dry, windows attract condensation when someone is respirating in the room exhaling moisture with each breath.
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  5058. I think he meant greek as in complex, we often call any complex lingo greek.
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  5059. For having such obvious disregard for military discipline that child should be taken aside and hugged by everyone!
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  5060. +Rinsho06 I find the argument of people like 1lifetolive15 is that there should be zero regulation in a free country, ie no one saying who can earn whatever, so basically the ultimate goal of capitalism and free market is anarachy and rioting because that is where disparity and wealth inequality lead too. Regardless of what societal system you use you will generally have a pyramid of wealth with the elite at the top, what we are starting to see is a pyramid with such concave sides that it will eventually resemble a tack, with pin upwards - a large sprawling mass of impoverished and at the center a slender eiffel tower with the billionaire lords/Saruman at the top.
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  5061. It's minor to embarrass yourself and your entire nation in front of 2.2 billion people?  I'd say attacking someone during the final game of the world cup is about as unsportsmanlike as you can get.
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  5062. Don't you hate it when the family prankster puts a balloon in the wedding cake?
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  5063. EndlessVacuum You can't smoke in public in Europe.
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  5064. Fear of things that come in threes?
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  5065. Yes they are, they snap a rodent's neck in a flash.
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  5066. fuchusen666 I think what gave him away as a terrorist was when the police looked through his phone and found that he had spent 2 hours on YouTube that morning watching videos of westerners being beheaded.
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  5067. +Nikko99 You actually would have to look them up for us, because only those who set out to find holes can usually find them. If you search hard enough you can find absolutely anything and no matter how discredited or minor it is against the facts stacked against it it will always be enough proof for someone who has already made up their mind on a subject. If I set myself to proving the existence of Bigfoot then my one blurry photograph is enough to make it true in my mind. It's tantamount to deluding oneself purposely.
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  5068. Andrew Serna 1989 called, they want their concerns back.
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  5069. Thomas Allister He did.
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  5070. +m2mm4m Probably by looking at Disneyland's website.
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  5071. She was trying to pick a flaw in a system that is globally standardised, it would be like saying "The problem with the UN is they speak 100 languages!" They don't, they communicate in English. also the guy on the phone clearly said that if anything non-US pilots are safer because they rely more on their automated systems and she immediatey replied "So what you are saying is Americans do it safer?" She's a brainwashed chump whose been taught to belittle anything non-American for the enjoyment of brainwashed chumps. Evidently you seem to be in their demographic.
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  5072. Misleading title, no?   The offence was not because she was in Abu Dhabi, it was because she was in a Mosque.   As far as I am aware it's ok to carry a gun in most parts of the US, but I hear that it would be frowned upon if you did it while touring the Whitehouse?  Is that correct?  Yeah?   Let's re-title those videos of "Armed person found in the Whitehouse grounds" as Armed person found in the USA See if we can't stir up some needless shit for views...
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  5073. Sea trials? She's not even built yet! Do you take a car for a test drive when it only has two wheels attached?
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  5074. The high average for a US carrier is usually 90, most other nations carry between 35 and 60 on smaller platforms so 90 is still damned impressive, it makes you wonder where the hell they are stored because the hangers are huge, but not that huge!
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  5075. Only USS Thresher and USS Scorpion to date.
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  5076. ***** I think fat is considered a good thing in any malnourished country because it's two less mouths to feed.  A hungry person has obviously eaten another hungry person.
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  5077. +Michael McNamara Britain is in Europe, and today we are part of the Union, but historically Britain has considered itself a continent of it's own, we were an Empire remember, American enemies to the left, European enemies to the right.
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  5078. No, we were bred to live to work, so elites do not have to.
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  5079. Only the first 3 vented smoke, but all 4 could vent steam and as the boiler rooms flooded there was lots of that.
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  5080. Islamists will never get in power, Muslims might but I don't see an ISIS party winning many seats in parliament when they murder folks outside it
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  5081. Nasro Subari Ireland may be in the british isles, but it's not British in nature, nor affiliated with Britain and they definitely do not see themselves as British or like to be called British.
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  5082. We would be first if it were medals-per-capita, because every 4 years the US wins twice the medals we do but they have five times as many people as we do. It still baffles me though, I wouldn't exactly consider us as athletic.
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  5083. +Lloydie's Amble All YouTube channels are owned by YouTube.  Even the Slo Mofos.
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  5084. amy glass And the US is a democracy.
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  5085. +ThisPageStaysREAL "Remember people!  N is for Nostril, N is for nourishment!"
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  5086. Lol, an attack on feminists by a man whose avatar is a dude sniffing his hand.  You can't script this stuff!
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  5087. Nan-ni shimasu-ka?
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  5088. "The average human head weighs 8lbs!"  -Little speccy kid, Jerry Maguire
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  5089. +Amira Lozse cat opener
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  5090. Is Briz Bane near Brisbane?
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  5091. +Bob Aye, but people from Swaziland probably haven't seen many kipper flingers on their TV before.  I live in Tayside, the rest of Scotland usually needs subtitles just to decipher us so I can't hold it against someone.
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  5092. It's just insanely easy to do it with a gun.
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  5093. You may have heard of it chris, it was called Skyfall...
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  5094. Oriru, where are you getting your nonsense? RISC and x86 are utterly different, at no point were RISC processors aimed at competing with Intel. They aren't even desktop processors, and if you knew anything about supercomputing you'd know that it is GPUs that excell at it and not CPUs because GPUs have small instruction sets just like ARM processors.
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  5095. Reading festival is the oldest music festival on the planet, it's pretty prestigious and if you get tickets it's like winning an invitation to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. The heyday was in the early 90's when the likes of Nirvana had their amps so loud you could probably hear the festival from London.
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  5096. Why do so few people know what murder means?  If you feel the need to state your feelings about an issue then at the very least learn what you are talking about. the top ten comments state this guy was murdered when he clearly wasn't.  Sometimes I think living in a democratic society where so many ignorant, uneducated people vote on important matters is not progressive.
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  5097. 90% of the market share of desktops maybe, but if we were talking about the market share of all computers everywhere then 90% belongs to ARM.
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  5098. +Rob Ski It isn't really a burden to take in refugees.  We don't have what you would call 'Republicans' in Europe, there are right wing assnuts, but we ignore them while doing the right thing.
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  5099. +noah wilson I get through about 100,000 of the little bastards per day.
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  5100. Probably filmed on one of the channel islands.
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  5101. I will always get annoyed by ignorance, there's no excuse for being stupid, it's cuable. I generally write it off if an American calls me English by definition, but it's US politicians that gets me, when you hear the secretary of state refer to the UK as England you ask yourself "How can someone so ignorant of other cultures get such a prominent position?". If the likes of Harvard stopped teaching people how to build billionaire web companies like Facebook and maybe put people through a handful of geography lessons then America would be made great again, I wouldn't scrunch up my brow when first meeting Americans and wondering if they were gonna gnaw on my furniture or stack all my tinned goods in to pillars.
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  5102. +floriswazza That's relevant...
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  5103. "Now, Macauley, if you keep making movies we can't be special friends, and you like being my special friend don't you?" "Yes, Mr Jackson.  Can I go look at the tigers?  And put my pants on?"
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  5104. Anette Åsgård Something warped to see a Swede kissing US ass, normally you guys are one of the most respectable folks in Europe.
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  5105. She's not a lizard, Harry!
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  5106. George Foreman Grill?
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  5107. Looks a lot like Terri Dwyer, soap star.
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  5108. The plane is crashing, it is not being flown in to a building, they stated that quite clearly at the start.
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  5109. +Aggiesgigem 900 million native Europeans versus potentially 3-5 million refugees by 2020?  Not gonna be any blood shed anytime soon, but keep your fear-mongering coming, at this rate people like you will have the world thinking that Europe is as bad as the US when it comes to fear-tactics, scare stories and hype.  You should petition whatever country you are in to start their own FOX "News" franchise if you are so dead-set on creating your own little team of right-wing Ameripeans.
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  5110. +Sit Still The falcon-wing doors open straight upwards instead of outwards like gull-wing doors, so require less room even than conventional doors.  A nifty trick with hinges and other mechanical bits and bobs.
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  5111. R. F. Omega By that logic they are European Heroes then...
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  5112. 1:32 ..he's called the Stig?
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  5113. In fairness I've never heard of a Romanian buying anything, here in the UK they usually beg, steal or scam everything they have. No offence, come to London and you'll see hundreds of "blind" Romanians who have plans to restore their sight but need your help to do it.
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  5114. Yeah, in 1914 our industrial output was still larger than America's, we were farting out dreadnoughts every other week.
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  5115. +erzan It's ironic that the one TYT story to concern just the English education system as opposed to something concerning the whole Kingdom is the first time they don't refer to Britain as England, and instead put Britain.  Ya can't win with the Turks :D
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  5116. 11:52   "Keep batter in da fridge guys!"  NAW!!
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  5117. "Chewy, you pass that fuckin' salt right now!" "There ya go, Mr Begbie"
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  5118. Datsun Cherry
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  5119. +Lagertha Ss There's little socialism in the middle east, here in Europe you at least get support until you find your feet.
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  5120. +MrLoneWolf009 Because imbeciles like Alex Jones would be ridiculed mercilessly in the UK and seen as the money-making charlatans that they are with their book deals, syndicated shows and subscription channels. We would learn to recognise their viewers in the streets and would likely point and laugh at them and ask them "if the missile-jet-helicopter-boats that took down the World Trade Center came from behind a grassy knoll?" We really don't go in for all that tinfoil-hat stuff Americans are so fond of.
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  5121. Or punctuation.
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  5122. Rob4circleoflife Is it true the train later derailed, destroying the first three carriages and killing 87 people after striking an American who had wandered on to the line to graze?
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  5123. +Sir.Edward Jenkins It's not beams, when you pull the eject release all rotor blades are ejected first, like one tenth of a second.  And then the pilot is ejected like and other pilot would be - straight up. A crashing or uncontrollable helicopter no longer has any need for a rotor so it throws it away moments after the pilot pulls the eject handle.
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  5124. jacob schuh America is good at having a military that is enormous, and worth about 23% of their GDP whereas all other nations spend around 2% of their GDP on military. Having more carriers than the rest of the world combined is something only Americans could be proud of.  "We have enormous poverty, an enormous gap between rich and poor, a dying industry, a science ability that is quickly being left behind and we make our citizens pay for life-saving medical treatments (because true freedom does not include the right to good health).  But by god we make great weapons." The US led the world in just about everything in 1980, today it leads the world in Harvard-based entrepreneurs who think up new websites to sell things and in a military that is obese.
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  5125. In 1980 most folks would still have given anything to get in to the US, but today that country is about grooming the elite via Ivy League placements and protecting that elite via gunboat diplomacy.  There is panic in the pentagon, it's been there for 15 years, it'll be there for 15 years more, but America will collapse.  It's inevitable, but it won't be tomorrow, it'll be in 2030 or 2040 or beyond, but it is coming.
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  5126. Because artists make things...
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  5127. +ulkuhasturk Americans have the idea that every Muslim country keeps women wrapped up in potato sacks.
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  5128. Did they find the owner of the gun?  Their air supply has to be depleted by now.
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  5129. Are you sure you wouldn't prefer "one thousand, nine hundred, eighty and nine"? It would suit your logic better.
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  5130. Captain Stump It's Axe in all markets except UK, Ireland, Aus, NZ and China I believe.
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  5131. 4:35  "Funding from punani"?
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  5132.  @atarvos8686  The EU has done lots for you but you're just to blind or stupid to notice, another ungrateful parasite who is parroting what he has been told to say, you've never seen true hardship for even a day. You remind me of the moochers who have a roof over their head but complain about "real poverty".
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  5133. nitrodavid The spots go away by thirty usually, it's lack of melanin I believe.
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  5134. Being born without a face and not having a face are two different things. Learn to comprehend things, people because to folk such as myself you just come across as stupid and make me despair for the current situation of human intelligence.
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  5135. ***** They've been around for years.
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  5136. greatsayain A gritter is like a huge low-power sandblaster, driving behind one is horrible because you can't stop worrying about your paintwork.
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  5137. EZOVERDOSE You were however correct about dust.  It's Phosphor dust.  The grey, powdery stuff on the inside of the front of a cathode ray tube is Phosphor. It changes colour according to the frequency of electrons it is bombarded with, so if you coat a large area with phosphor and use the electron gun array that CRT's used as a 'projector' (the big lump of technology at the back of a CRT) to fire different frequencies of electrons the Phosphor would glow in different colours. Television. Phosphor is bad because it doesn't break down, it just sits there, so if you inhaled enough to coat 10% of your lungs then for the rest of your life you would only have the use of 90%
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  5138.  @AlamoOriginal  No, I don't.
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  5139. I've seen those toddler traps, they should be outlawed!
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  5140. If you are stupid enough to smoke at a petrol station then you deserve your eventual Darwin award.
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  5141. I've got piles.
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  5142. Well I can speak German and I'm hoping Nicki Sturgeon can at least get Brussels to offer Scots EU citizenship then I at least will have space in a lifeboat if the dunderheads down south really have just steered us towards an iceberg.
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  5143. +fearlessarchangel Eaten by a lion would look pretty epic on a gravestone to be honest.  Or eaten by anything, even a hamster, imagine they found your corpse after weeks of not returning calls and there was just a mutilated corpse and a red, matted hamster with a fat belly sitting on it.  That story would make The Young Turks, definitely.
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  5144.  @tednguyen8310  And which continent is Arabia on? I'll give you three guesses.
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  5145. ***** Asians see in widescreen.
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  5146. Your hand is meat, anything that would keep your hand safe would also keep meat safe, what use is a meat grinder that can't get at the meat?
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  5147. No they won't.
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  5148.  @pukeyourguts  Exactly, I love how recognising that their could be more than two genders equates to fascism. It's as utterly pathetic as when a vegan screams "murder!" at a perosn eating a burger. I love how extremely thin the skin of a conservative is, that they must take umbrage with everything in society.
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  5149. James Roach Top Gear UK is the most syndicated show on the planet, it not only pays for itself but also a heap of other BBC content.  Now that the trio of presenters have moved to Amazon I can see the BBC charging us Brits a higher license fee to compensate.
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  5150. Puckle was dismayed that just months after releasing his gun with it's 32mm ball and 8oz of powder NATO adopted the 27mm ball with 7oz of powder.
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  5151. Pair of feet came through the space between my seat and the one next to me and someone would get a cigarette lighter held below their ankle.
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  5152. If you are going to smuggle vaginas in to the country you need to prepare for being searched!
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  5153. +Brian Herskowitz I think they call it Graham.
    1
  5154. ***** Why?
    1
  5155. People have said that since the 80's, she was even on Whose Line Is It Anyway a few times.
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  5156. 0.0 Police officials in touchy-feely, lusty Anna...
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  5157. Skylon, using SABRE engines can do UK to Australia in about 4hrs. It uses air breathing rocket engines so does not require the massive O2 tanks that a rocket normally requires to exit the atmosphere, where it uses ballistics to come back down at it's target. The massive area the tanks would have taken up can be filled with passengers for intercontinental flight or cargo for space.
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  5158. You can be a hero and live, the biggest example being a great many people from WW2, from both sides of the war who may have did things that have never been seen again for 70 years.
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  5159. Dude, PM them with that if you know how to get in touch, because you are the 3rd or 4th comment I've seen mentioning a Prince Rupert's Drop and I don't even know what that is. It must be popular though :)
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  5160. Besides, if we hadn't poured oil in the gulf you'd probably have filled it with tea the next time someone made you cry.
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  5161. +VEvil10 The amp is so low that the current won't even jump between two touching wires, it's the same reason it can deliver 50,000 volts without the wires glowing white hot and then melting.  All voltage and low amp gives a paralyzing surge, but very faint current.
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  5162. +Rosewater227 That wasn't evil, they believed they were warding off evil, they were gullible/moronic kids.
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  5163.  @glocknineteen9190  Both were. How did AIDS reach the US? Up the Hudson.
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  5164. Blue balls, I mean Blue Whales, I mean spunk Whales.. SPERM WHALES! I mean Sperm Whales. Exploding.
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  5165. You don't rebrand something that is/was popular, that's the entire reason you keep the original name.
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  5166. HabituallyObsessed, try HabitualLiar instead.
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  5167. No, magnetism only works on electrons, to alter the path of a photon you need something a million times stronger - gravity.
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  5168. Third worlders don't get taught about safety.
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  5169. Stevenson's Steam-powered Moving Pictures Box was completely overshadowed when he invented the train.
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  5170. Had a lot of respect for Jennifer Garner until I saw this video, I would not have imagined her to believe in faith healing. I hope the next time a child with an easily curable condition dies because their 'parents know best' Jennifer can look on and see how she contributed to a child's death. What's next, a movie about Female Genital Mutilation and the health benefits?
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  5171. +SnkVlady Are you that stupid that you believe food appears from thin air?  Sweden and Germany has said "we will feed you", Serbia has not.  It's of no consequence that you are now in a safe zone if you are going to starve to death in a matter of days.  Hungary offered food, and a camp, then processing and then the chance of being sent back to Syria - Germany and Sweden offered complete sanctuary and welfare until settled - do the maths.  Or do you folks only research the bits you like the sound of to fit your agenda? Humans need much more than just safety to survive, and oxygen is the only one of those things that is in abundance in any country.
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  5172. sivan suresh Don't be judgemental? You said "Rob Fraser is a neo-nazi who hates Jews." when I said nothing even remotely close to that sentence.  I didn't even express any sort of anti-Semitic or anti-zion sentiment. You are the dangerous one here.
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  5173. The entire report is about Fukushima, the Tsunami that killed 19,000 people, not the Fukushima Daichi disaster that killed 2 people.
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  5174. ***** It is possible and it has been done, Spirit. Femto-photography, the act of seeing light as it travels. Light has a finite speed, it's just a ludicrous speed, but technology can get round that and allow you to see it in action.
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  5175. +666darkwisdom Crack a nuke somewhere in the atmosphere over the pacific and see who brushes it off, the mechanical diesel or the electronic regulators of a reactor.
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  5176. Without an affluent background though it would not be affluenza. These are middle to upper class kids who think money can fix anything.
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  5177. Who would worship a monarchy?  She's our head of state, not a deity.  If you dislike worship take a look at the USA where folks believe an imaginary being created the Earth 6,000 years ago and wants to remove evolution from schools.  You'll soon satisfy your need to mock worshippers over in that backwards land of inbred fuckwits.
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  5178. You don't think all the passengers drowning is a nightmare? Gadzooks, man!
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  5179. I never knew that before, it doesn't seem to apply to the UK but seemingly it's a real thing on the mainland with most countries. Strange folks.
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  5180. Do you know Tom Tuttle?
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  5181. Machine guns are banned in every state as far as I know...
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  5182.  @danadurnfordkevinblanchdebunk  You can't build a nuclear reactor in just two years, it takes anything from 8 to 15 years.
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  5183. The only DNA test I did identified me as some type of gherkin. Don't do these tests while eating a McDonald's burger.
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  5184. Each video states that a dog has found it's family then states again that the family is only a foster family. These dogs aren't being homed, they are finding comfort before being upped and moved on. Now, don't get me wrong, I love seeing animals have families around them rather than kennels but just like foster children these animals start to build a life that will soon be up-ended on them.
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  5185. Send what in an email? You have no idea what is going to be asked?
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  5186. TMHT if you grew up in the UK ;)
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  5187. Sadly the ignorant/zealous will always find a way to ruin it for everyone. They always do.
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  5188. Charmed, I'm sure.
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  5189. I'd love to have one near me, we could really use the jobs and investment just like every other city outside of London. Londoners have everything on their doorstep and still they whine, I wish they could be proud of what they have like people from NYC, Tokyo, etc, but no - everything is an excuse for them to bitch about their lives.
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  5190. I'm assuming he either didn't know how to dial a number with his voice or Siri didn't recognise the name he gave.
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  5191. I certainly do, and if by "we" you mean a bunch of people on the right then I would assume they know you are stupid. No thinking needed.
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  5192.  @baomao7243  I say, I like how you dealt with that bigot old boy. What what.
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  5193. Little Beach, you clearly know nothing of socialism other than the tidbits Fox News feeds you. And you gobble them up greedily like a good little automaton.
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  5194. One correction! They don't cost billions to build and then billions again to decommission - they used to cost millions to build and billions to decommission but now they cost billions to build and nothing at all to decommission as the decommissioning is included in the cost. Governments got bored of being left with the cleanup bill and so every reactor of the past 20 or 30 years has had to include the entire cleanup in the pricetag, hence the massive cost.
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  5195.  @samiam619  Monty was about as charismatic as an STI, do you know nothing about the man?
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  5196. During a lockdown? You're a bright one, aren't you?
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  5197. Not if you're both in waist-deep water, you would be incapacitated by the electricity in the water before you got close enough to kick them.
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  5198. 0:46 I don't believe for a second there is a guy in there with those tiny rotors.
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  5199. That system was demonstrated by Logie Baird in 1939, he would later do battle with both RCA and CBS over patent infringement as many of the things he implemented at the BBC would mysteriously appear in the US shortly after with "property of RCA" or "CBS copyright" stamped on them.
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  5200. Our Apaches are monsters with Rolls Royce engines, we did to your Apaches what you did to our Harriers. Made them better.
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  5201. That would be murder.
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  5202. They disrupt oil company's all the time, or try to at least.
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  5203. So was this one, sort of.
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  5204. They are hoping and praying that Trump gets elected in November, it would be the best Xmas for China to have him back in power making mistakes.
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  5205. They fitted a small door to the side of his head so he could use the space for storage, in 2014 he was sent to a Mexican prison for trying to smuggle cocaine.
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  5206. Different countries have different rights.
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  5207. Not even close to being a bad country, but feel free to leave at any time.
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  5208.  @starventure  If he isn't exposed to American "News" networks then he likely has a better grasp on anything American than actual Americans.
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  5209. That's the same of humans, had the Nazis conquered the world (though they didn't want to) then anyone they didn't like would be purged. Everywhere.
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  5210. Starship has never been anywhere near the ISS.
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  5211. There is no such continent as America, there is however North America and South America, and then the country called America where Americans live.
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  5212. Good thing no pilot would ever do that then.
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  5213.  @Gigakiller1  Exactly! China makes the worst quality, but they also make the best quality, they are the world's factory and so everything comes from there. You get what you pay for!
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  5214.  @lilplusheee3506  Because it's not possible, the Russians have the best missiles on the planet and they sell them to China. And before someone harps on about "America has the best" because obviously America must have the best of everything, except they don't when it comes to missiles. If there is one thing where the Russians have always been leaps and bounds ahead of the west it is missiles. Their S-200 system has similar capabilities to America's AEGIS system, but the S-200 is 30 years old, the S-300 is now widespread and the S-400 started being rolled out in 2017. The pentagon has stated openly that they don't have anything comparable. In 1960 an S-75 shot down a U2 spy plane, something that shocked America as they did not think it was possible for any missile to hit something at 60,000 feet.
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  5215. The whole of Europe put their electrical cables underground just because it's safer.
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  5216. They are vacuum cups, so long as the air is flowing they will pick up anything, regardless of how porous it is.
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  5217. Other nations haven't spent the past century convincing the world that they are the global police force. If the US took a step back then China, Iran and Russia would start causing a lot of instability and America's problems will triple overnight.
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  5218. Good to see another rational person in the comments.
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  5219. Every major engineering operation there will always be Dutch companies or Dutch expertise there, if someone ever decides to lift the Titanic it will likely be Mammoet that gets the contract to lift it and Dockwise that gets the contract to transport it, you guys don't do things small 👌😁
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  5220. It's almost as if cameras are banned there or something.
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  5221.  @UncleRicoOSU  There are no cameras at the pentagon, they are not allowed in or outside of the building without express permission.
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  5222. To 97% of Earth's inhabitants that is quite cosy, just 5 degrees colder than the Mediterranean.
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  5223. A not for profit medical facility in the US? That's the most fascinating bit of the story.
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  5224.  ShariaFreeUK  Now I definitely know you're as Scottish as Tom Cruise is so I really wish you'd stop using our flag to spread your hatred and bile.
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  5225. Christ, that's an avatar and a half...
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  5226.  @wrongfullyaccused7139  Where the fuck are they going to get a BB gun? This isn't 1950's America.
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  5227. He dialled into another computer, there was no web back then so you only had one connection at a time, if the BBS you were reading recommended another board you had to hang up and then dial into that one.
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  5228. Did you get the book back?
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  5229. You're missing the fact everything is privately run in the USA and companies like to make money.
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  5230.  @poempadgett4664  I wonder how the Gallic Bretons felt as they watched everything they loved be replaced by the immigrant peoples you speak of, now it's our land, now we spread our culture. At least we kept Stonehenge so we can at least remember the natives we displaced and destroyed. At least there's that.
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  5231. Because they are British, Einstein...
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  5232. Joe Biden's presidency has been a debacle thus far but compared to the alternative of another four years under Trump I would say the US got lucky. Take it from a non-American, Trump damaged your country on the world stage like no other president ever has, or will.
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  5233. Because they live there and want access to thing other folks take for granted - like popping over to the next city without having to find out ferry times.
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  5234. I loved it, I didn't even know Mo Farah could act.
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  5235. A submerged data centre module where the computers inside it dissipate their heat directly in to the sea.
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  5236. Too shortsighted to envisage a world without money?
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  5237. Still far cheaper than just about anything else, these days they include the decommissioning cost in the initial price as it is an IAEA regulation. So 20 billion up front and then for the next 40 years you collect monthly electricity bills from four million households (two million per reactor), I just did a quick calculation using my monthly bill of 34 quid and got a total of 70 billion. 50 billion pound profit.
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  5238. Fabrise Morvan and Robert Pilatus.
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  5239.  @a1white  That's not racism, it's an extremely poor attempt at trolling.
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  5240.  @jakehughes6087  The Napoleonic Wars didn't benefit any country, France wanted to conquer the rest of Europe in peace and the rest of Europe didn't want to be conquered.
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  5241. If Russia chose to go nuclear she would offer more threat than every other nation on Earth combined...
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  5242. We likely won't have quantum-based laptops as quantum will never replace binary, but we will have laptops with a quantum processor alongside the main processor, just like an FPU, but whereas the FPU is part of the CPU a 'QPU' would likely be some sort of expansion card or board containing the cryothermic system necessary for it's operation.
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  5243.  @Marlboro-lights1  Multiple times? That's incredible, I bet she also had nicknames for all the screws and could get the other inmates anything they wanted.
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  5244. From the thumbnail I thought that was a 'green fang', also known as a tube web spider or Segestria florentina. The spider with the most painful bite here in the UK, it's bite is akin to a European hornet sting, harmless but horrible. You won't have to call an ambulance but you will spend two hours wishing your burning hand didn't exist.
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  5245. Ask an American, they built one on Cuba to get around human rights.
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  5246. Allowing the one person who had lived and worked with Thresher's nuclear reactor for almost two years to skip the boat's first sea trial was just one more in the line of errors that caused the loss of the sub.
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  5247. So you are admitting that republicans are bloodthirsty killers?
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  5248.  @AdamosDad  There is a radical difference between laying down arms and having a military that dwarfs the next ten militaries combined. Nothing wrong with social programs, your own police, fire department, military, libraries, infrastructure, etc are all socialised.
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  5249. I could never get the treble right on my hi-fi to copy Spectrum games but never had that problem on the Amiga with good old X-Copy.
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  5250. At first I was thinking that had she been wearing a seatbelt she may have survived but then that speed he was going, I mean there is reckless and then there is utter stupidity. He must have been doing at least 80 on a road filled with traffic, that is madness!
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  5251. "The flight attendants had been giving passengers 330ml cans of soda despite not being qualified to handle soda cans of more than 250mls."
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  5252. It's a strange mentality seeing as so many other American things are socialist in nature from infrastructure and policing to the military and fire department, though with more and more gated communities and private fire departments appearing all the time I can see a distant future where taxes are abolished and only those who pay for police, fire, highways, etc get the use of them.
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  5253. Getting desperate are we? I hope you have a counsellor ready.
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  5254. Or just 80's look as it was known.
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  5255. Hahahaha, "The facking video shop, Tommy? My god I feel sick!" :D
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  5256.  @gtron7692  ..in the US.
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  5257. For anyone wondering what Gus Gone has it's rather originally called 'Delusional Disorder', though it was once known as Deranged Personality Disorder until the 1990's. The main symptoms being a skewed view on reality and an inability to accept facts contrary to the world they have fabricated for themselves.
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  5258. This is what happens when you succesfully tell people how to think There, I fixed your sentence.
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  5259. What are you doing here, Michael? This is not a channel for dinosaurs.
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  5260. They do get dismantled, there has been ongoing dismantling since 1991.
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  5261. By using new technology that can see through the tree canopy.
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  5262. Naw, slap the port engine into reverse and attempt a Crazy Ivan! This is a Firefly joke but a pilot of a jumbo jet did actually do it once by accident and crashed the plane.
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  5263. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  5264. Yeah, the not-so-sudden drop (6000ft in 3 mins is perfectly normal) was likely the pilots dropping to a lower altitude to get out of the turbulence. I read in a newspaper the actual turbulent drop from hitting a cold pocket of air was something like 80ft, which is why everything not strapped down hit the ceiling.
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  5265. Where does it say it is toxic?
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  5266. Assuming the meat he ate in the US didn't come from a British cow as it was years before the scandal broke and nations only banned it after having munched on it for years.
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  5267. And here is your corrections.... USS Toledo was one of the latest and last Los Angeles class subs built. Diving Depth nowhere near 1km - Standard operating Depth 300m - crush depth 50% beyond that Speed : rare reports of 55-60kmh in certain conditions
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  5268. Evident? The UK now practically runs on wind power.
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  5269.  @GOPGOP-bk2yy  He never said the military was a waste of money, he said the obvious overkill was a waste of money. Does the Department of Defence think there will be a war between the US and the other 192 countries? Because your military makes it seem that way.
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  5270.  @kenshinyamamoto5855  A carrier is not a defensive weapon though, it's force projection abroad. If the US ever had to defend itself, which is frankly an impossibility at this time due to no enemy having the capability to attack them then carriers would be spirited away to safety and would play no part in the defence.
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  5271.  @kenshinyamamoto5855  But the US has never once attacked a potential aggressor. Only Russia and China have the capability to even scratch the US. The myriad of countries that the US has gone to war with since 1950 have had no chance whatsoever of harming the USA.
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  5272.  @kenshinyamamoto5855  1.) The carrier fleets were never built to attack Russia or China, they were built to threaten overseas enemies like the ones that they have threatened over the past 60 years (Korea, Iran, Iraq, Vietnam, Cambodia, Grenada, etc). That is still an offensive tactic and not a defensive tactic. If you want to show your might to someone then what better way than to be able to launch 90 planes at them from just off their own coast? Also if you are defending your own homeland then carriers are obsolete because your own air bases can launch thousands of fighter jets from hundreds of runways. A carrier is designed to be a distant airbase, if the fight comes to your own shores then you don't need carriers.
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  5273. "way to much grass in the book". Well that matches the movie then doesn't it? Learn some grammar.
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  5274.  @tylerpixel  What guy? There was at least three guys associated with e/acc
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  5275. Out of the frying pan in to a friendship.
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  5276. The Scottish comedian Danny Bhoy does a fantastic Aussie accent.
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  5277. They were meant to sink... Titanic sits on the ocean floor at 3,800 metres, if Titan can't sink to the ocean floor it completely defeats the purpose it was designed for, which is sightseeing around the Titanic.
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  5278.  @bagzhansadvakassov1093  And break down after 50 miles.
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  5279. No, stupidity is attributing 21st century knowledge to an early 20th century person. How would she know she was about to get wiped out.. do you think maybe she had learned all about mass x speed by watching YouTube videos or TV shows in 1913?
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  5280. Any vehicle that alters it's lateral angle is said to roll.
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  5281. It should only bother a tiny group of people, 96% of the planet are not American and so don't think their country is the centre of the universe, and of the 4% who are American it's usually just the pricks on the right who think everyone should do as they do. So 2% of all humans, or maybe less?
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  5282. We have no idea what AI will ever be capable of, sexual reproduction and emotions can't be ruled out just because we can't see far enough into the future.
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  5283. Cope.
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  5284. Perhaps because it is only pretend and they would love it?
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  5285. The ISS is nearing the end of it's life but that is more to do with it's usefulness rather than it's durability since we've learned as much as we can with it so why not just tow it out to the moon and use it, or some of it, for the gateway? It's compartments might be between 20 and 30 years old but it's not as if things rust in space - attach a Soyuz to push it and then set course for the moon. If we get there and it turns out something has rattled loose from the burn or we can't get it into the required orbit then what have we lost? Only really a bunch of fuel since the Soyuz that pushed it there could be detached and brought home. Also the eventual inhabitants of the moon will have 400 tonnes of pancaked aluminium they can recycle 🤣 A win win!
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  5286.  @matt_canon  The Californian could have steamed at a quarter of it's speed and still reached Titanic so being in an ice field was no excuse. They were asleep.
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  5287. The British public didn't elect him...
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  5288. Steven Christopher Yaxley-Lennon* was jailed because he was found to be in contempt of court by filming those involved in a trial during proceedings and the mistrial cost the public 500,000 quid. It doesn't matter if you are left or right wing, you still have to obey laws. *Tommy Robinson is just the stage name he uses to sound like a regular blue collar Joe, or "one of the lads" because he'd get his head kicked in by the EDL if they knew he was a middle class snob with an agenda.
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  5289. Nothing to do with technology and all to do with storage space. Any camera that has to record for 24hours requires an enormous amount of film/disk, or a massive drop in quality.
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  5290. The insane asylums did set everybody loose when they were shut down in the 1960's... Now we have "care in the community" which means we just medicate the loonies and leave them running the streets.
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  5291. You would think it would be the other way around with portable ACs recycling and window-mounted being the ones that pull air in from outside.
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  5292. Something moving faster than it should be quite literally means there is another force at work...
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  5293. Ukraine has a military, we haven't just been giving billions of dollars of the world's weaponry to people on the street.
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  5294.  @hgpinder  No, it isn't, we're as Christian as native Americans are.
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  5295. There's a hostel just two blocks down...
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  5296.  @simonpule8578  You can't retrieve satellites, that is one of the largest challenges not yet solved.
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  5297. 99% of the world don't give a fuck what it's called...ffs
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  5298. Everything is an expensive boondoggle until it works.
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  5299. US Marines so they are somewhere between a soldier and a proper marine.
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  5300. Hardly the face of the 90's if he wasn't around for 6 years out of ten.
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  5301. It already did, instead of more transistors we now get more cores.
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  5302. That old unoriginal chestnut, eh.
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  5303. A 30 minutes shower every morning would put my electricity bill into 4 figures. Maybe once I'm middle class or higher, until then 5-7 minutes does me.
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  5304. You Americans really are hilarious, you live in the one country where people can be arrested for crossing the road and you think you won't be arrested for obstructing a public thoroughfare? Continue to drink that koolaid while calling other people "oppressed", you cute little munchkins!
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  5305. There are far too many "accidents" involving kindergarten teachers for my liking, anyone who turns their back on a room full of three year olds is gambling with their very life!
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  5306. He didn't jack anyone as it was an empty, grounded aircraft. Nice sensationalism, guys, I see why the people of Liverpool use your paper to wipe their arses.
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  5307. We introduce ourselves and show that we are not a threat to them.
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  5308. Except if the enemy managed to destroy America's massive ELF antennae before any attack they'd have no need to destroy the subs because the subs would never even know an attack was going on.
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  5309. If your fella call it a peepee he's not the one for you.
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  5310. Yeah, they are confusing their Mayans with their Aztecs.
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  5311.  @squarecircle5522  The UK is only 315 years old. 1707-202x
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  5312. Crushed velvet, the man is a pimp 🤣
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  5313. I'd love to know what would have happened had the UK fell during the Battle of Britain as we were the only major power fighting Germany in 1940, the government and monarch would likely have moved to Canada to operate in exile but would then have to sue for peace if they didn't want the brunt of Germany's forces turning towards the Commonwealth. The lack of a European staging area should the US join the war in 1941 would mean that Germany could afford to send more troops east, plus the likely surrender of commonwealth forces in Africa would have freed up even more troops that Hitler could send east. Russia could have been forced onto the back foot much easier and before they could turn the tide at Stalingrad, possibly leading to a German victory at Moscow. I just wonder how the US involvement would change. The Japanese would still hit Pearl Harbor as they desperately needed Philippine oil fields and knew the US would declare war should they try to take them, Hitler would still declare war on the US as it is what he did, but with no Britain to act as a staging area and no Royal Navy in the Atlantic there would likely be some sort of stalemate on that ocean with neither Germany or the US having any strategy, or need, to cross it. The Japanese would still lose to the far more industrious US, but likely with greater US losses as the commonwealth presence in the Pacific would be diminished and the Manhattan project delayed (unless all of the European scientists that took part had escaped London for North America). The war would then likely devolve into a fractious cold war with the US and European exiles on one side and the German-Italian empire on the other side, with China and whatever was left of Russia signing a non-aggression pact with Hitler. It would be a race for the atomic bomb, one that would very likely still be won by the allies by 1950 but the question would be what to do with it? And what will happen once the Germans have one? Hmm, I should really get around to reading 'The Man in the High Castle' one of these days. 😆
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  5314. I had heard somewhere that the fax was older than the phone but I never bothered to look it up but now I see where the bit of trivia comes from. Weird to think that something which only really became popular around 1980 was in fact invented more than a century earlier...
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  5315. Evolution.
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  5316.  @davidcox3076  I can agree with you there, a lot of people are quick to hang the owners for being thrifty or uncaring but sadly accidents like these are often just tragic oversights. In this particular case though Ardent Amusements or whatever they are called had been pulled up on this ride many times and told that it was running dangerously. The pump failure was happening four or five times per week and on the day of the accident it had happened twice already and the third event killed four people.
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  5317.  @stagdragon3978  Don't worry about it, my sister bought one of those bad dragon dildos and the model number was something like DS-6 so we kept referring to it as the Quark-cock and other Trek-related nonsense even though the serial was three digits out from being in any way relevant or funny. Yeah, we're a pretty open family.
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  5318. The Pie, the whole Pie and nothing but the Pie! Always a breath of fresh air this chap.
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  5319.  PeegShite McGee  BLOBBY BLOBBY BLOB!!!
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  5320.  @DavidHRyall  All of the evidence says otherwise.
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  5321. You're the third Russian to use that word, I'm gonna have to look up what patronym means now.
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  5322.  @johnt4768  English, and Welsh. Scotland and Northern Ireland voted heavily against Brexit.
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  5323.  @ewokevad So you admit you are an animal that can't control your emotions?
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  5324.  @Demopans5990  Queen Elizabeth died four hundred years ago...
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  5325. There will never be a no deal Brexit, deal with it. We are not a self-sufficient nation and so entering the world with zero trade deals would cause the country to grind to a halt, the sooner you lot realise there will be a deal with the EU the better.
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  5326.  @titus_philemon  America is two continents. Also it is widely known that in this context American means a person born in the US.
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  5327. If the enemy are using ballistic missiles then everything in that bunker would be obsolete as we would be using our own nukes in return.
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  5328. I am blue da ba dee, I am blue L E D..
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  5329. When you dock a Soyuz with the ISS you are effectively giving the ISS an engine, since the capsule has it's own engine. I suppose you could fill a Soyuz payload area with fuel and then dock it to the station, the problem is orienting the station in the right direction as manoeuvring in space would require thrusters on every surface of a vessel in order to make course corrections and apply braking thrust when you get to your destination, they would have to go outside the station and retrofit it with dozens of little boosters.
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  5330. Or all three are based on the same well-known style.
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  5331. And Rafe Spall, not seen him in anything since the White Christmas episode of Black Mirror, and that is criminal!
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  5332. Just 5 of these can turn a battlefield so 100 is more than ample and 1000 is completely overkill for a nation that isn't likely to go picking a fight with China.
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  5333. Found the incel.
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  5334. It's like sand, if you tried to blast it up and into the reactor from a truck you would just create a massive dust cloud. The best way to get it in was to drop it from a height and let gravity do the rest.
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  5335. Is that the episode where they get a video player and watch "video nasties"?
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  5336. No, that is the guy he took his name from, try actually listening to the video's you watch.
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  5337.  @Samar.A  You didn't understand the comment did you?
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  5338. Not a lot was known about fumes or toxins in them days, poor fella likely got ill in later life.
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  5339. Did you even watch the video?
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  5340.  @luislu8615  No country is even remotely close to Taiwan's level of skill in fabrication so your "if TW don't do it, someone else will" remark is simple ignorance.
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  5341. Although I agree with your point Murray was at work. He is not paid to dance or dream, he is paid to work, in his free time he can dance with anyone or anything he pleases and dream all he likes.
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  5342. It's by studying the stuff and knowledge of the time that makes us realise it as an oddity. At the same time that Archimedes was just discovering displacement another Greek was making a mechanical computer. That's pretty ahead of it's time.
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  5343. The thing wants to stay warm, what's say we warm things up a bit around here?
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  5344. How can one of our neighbours butcher the pronunciation of the Thames so badly? It's "Temz", not "Thames". 🤣
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  5345. I know all about drowning, I've watched Arcane!
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  5346. We do drive on the normal side of the road.
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  5347. There is a height regulation in London, not as strict as the one in Paris but it still limits buildings to around 40 storeys. You also can't build anything on the London skyline that would take a viewer's eyes away from St Paul's cathedral because having your eyes immediately drawn to that big white dome is important for some reason.
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  5348. It looks to have been a mental breakdown, they can come out of nowhere sometimes.
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  5349. By forge do you mean revise? Because if you think there was anything socialist about the Nazis then you are the one trying to revise history. You're probably also stupid or ignorant enough to think Kim Il Jung runs a 'Democratic', 'People'-led 'Republic' because his country has all those things in it's title.
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  5350. Do people with psychosis often spit right in other people's faces?
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  5351. If this turns out to be pilot error rather than anything else then that pilot killed all five of his crew and that is going to tear him apart.
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  5352. Can you imagine the Dr Phil haircut combined with Old Spice? Women wouldn't be able to control themselves near him!
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  5353. We aren't the US though, a lump sum doesn't make up for a loss - justice does.
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  5354. Tesla cabs have been doing that for years.
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  5355. No it doesn't.
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  5356. *Coronavirus, it's literally written everywhere...
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  5357. Quality over quantity, like most things we do.
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  5358. Considering the fact we have ultralight materials such as carbon-fibre now we could probably make incredible airships.
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  5359.  @SAHBfan  Airships have made something of a resurgence in the past 20 years, likely due to more powerful motors that can stabilise them better, but as we've seen of the weather in recent years I think making airships a common sight in the skies is a pipe dream. Whether a person believes in climate change or not they can't argue that we've started getting some really funky weather these past few years and any airship caught in some of that funk would wish it was back in 1937.
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  5360. Scorchio!
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  5361. "Hey, what is USA doing in that dumpster over there?" "He's just looking for leftover infrastructure to make ends meet."
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  5362. 11/9 in US calendars. But yes, it's also 9.11 minutes long.
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  5363. From an article written about Kurzgesagt: "Dettmer and Rether write the videos in English, and they use Adobe Illustrator to create detailed storyboards. Dettmer draws every element for the videos and then hands them off to Rether for animation in Adobe After Effects."
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  5364. Well that's one way to mispronounce Orkney I suppose.
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  5365. Of course not, developed countries don't pay them enough for their goods to allow them to have our benefits or way of life.
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  5366. Depends where you live, obviously.
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  5367.  @SkydivingSquid  If you can't suspend your disbelief for a TV show then I seriously hope you are not allowed anywhere near our subs, you're too immature.
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  5368. A lot of people here blaming the moving car but the first thing you do when you break down is put on your hazard lights because it can take the brain a few vital seconds to differentiate between a moving car and a stationary car if there's no brake lights or hazard lights showing - you also do not stay in or near your car, at least here in Europe. So in my opinion this idiot just about killed himself and a lot of other people by not knowing the basics of being a road user.
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  5369.  @wildwizard8884  Sorry to break it to ya but a second use of the word coincidence is when someone wants to point out two things that coincided, so his use was correct.
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  5370. They are arguably the most famous vacuum cleaner manufacturer in the west, along with Electrolux.
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  5371. Welcome to science fiction...
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  5372. IJN Hosho was the first purposely built aircraft carrier but not the first carrier, that would be HMS Argus four years earlier.
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  5373. I hope she takes that family to the absolute cleaners, her life will never be the same again so she deserves a lifetime of compensation for their recklessness.
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  5374.  @priasethecow  So he would've been shot either way then? Oh, and it's could've not 'could of'.
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  5375. Thankfully wherever it is it will be nearly harmless by now as Cobalt-60 has a half-life of just over 5 years.
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  5376. To be fair we would only need 24 of them to beat 90% of countries.
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  5377. The Mayans were gone long before any European set foot on that continet, you are thinking of the Aztecs..
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  5378.  John Burton  I assume you also then want the same for Scotland, Wales, NI and Cornwall because we all forfeit some of our power to a foreign government...
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  5379. So money is more important than your kids?
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  5380. Trotsky was a beast, a 55 year old gets three holes poked in his head with an ice pick and he still keeps on scrapping with his assassin.
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  5381. The first cars had no lights. But it wasn't much of a problem since they had a top speed of 2 miles per hour and could take anywhere up to 20 seconds to fully run someone over.
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  5382. Chinese parents are some of the most irresponsible humans on this planet because I've actually seen videos on YouTube of toddlers and babies on their hands and knees on an escalator with the parent smiling and filming as if to say look "tiny little fingers near tiny little guillotines", it's like naivety is seen as a winning trait over there. And yes the inevitable has happened a few times, there are videos on gore sites of screaming Chinese toddlers whose entire hand has been eaten by an escalator. Those videos made me want to murder the parents.
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  5383. *dumped
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  5384. 0:23 Reality? From where?
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  5385. Aussie? Western Europe is currently having record breaking temperatures with something like 46 degrees Celsius in parts of France. Where I am in Scotland it got so hot that a tiny drop of rain triggered a thunderstorm, lightning looks very weird in daylight...
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  5386. What did you expect? Social media is the anonymous coward's utopia.
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  5387.  @emo_penguin420  Thanks for the info.
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  5388. Watch the movie "Ready Player One".
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  5389. I hope they got her TTA down pat, if it's out by so much as a micrometer the illusion will be over!
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  5390. Nothing to do with journalism, he is a minor, she technically is no longer a minor because that would require her to be alive. Don't blame journalists for laws.
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  5391. We're not that big of a cesspool yet to fit in with the yanks, give it a few more years.
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  5392. God don't give id Software any ideas.
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  5393. Gamers already use fibre optic cables, how else do you think we communicate over distance?
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  5394. Some fire extinguishers are gas cylinders...
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  5395.  @ethanbilly1676  Actually all of what he is saying is wrong, he is an idiot - ignore him.
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  5396. Superbowl LIV
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  5397. You don't need college to carry a basket of roses around the nightclub district trying to sell them, and you don't need college to pickpocket on the subway. They'll be fine, the Roma have lucrative career plans.
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  5398. No it doesn't, Bismarck did sink in a fierce firefight...
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  5399. Using the internet effectively.
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  5400. There's around 4 or 5 million in the UK who would very much not like to be killed. When will people like you try to learn about people?
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  5401. You don't like clean, harmless humour? Personally I think the likes of Billy Connolly, Jimmy Tarbuck, Dave Allen, Frank Carson and Les Dawson are all hilarious comedy giants, but if it's only un-PC bigots like Bernard Manning and Jim Davidson denigrating women, "darkies" and gays that float your boat then each to their own I suppose.
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  5402. Christians are not meant to drive on Sunday.
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  5403. 1:30 Future gaming benchmark scene.
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  5404. And he'd end up pinned to the roof by the stick...
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  5405. Considering what the rear wheel on a bus could do to a human head that almost turned in to a very grizzly scene for some firefighters to clean up.
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  5406. *stranded
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  5407. Google "target market" and "demographics".
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  5408. Discarded to landfill.
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  5409. Good luck with that, though unemployment is going to be an issue with the influx of Brits in the coming years.
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  5410. Unless you simply comply, I've noticed non-compliance seems to be the trait of criminals and most of us aren't criminals.
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  5411.  @guardsman-against-the-chaos  *our
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  5412. 16' feet he said the wave would be if the munitions blow, that's just shy of 5 metres...
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  5413. If you can stop a crime but instead let it go ahead then you share some of the responsibility, even a child should know that. It's called culpability.
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  5414. Height restrictions.
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  5415. I used to go to a big heated outdoor pool in Stonehaven that would open even in the pouring rain and the feeling of being in warm water with rain falling on you is an experience that is hard to describe. If I had the money for a pool I wouldn't build a pool house like most Brits would, I would have to have an outdoor heated pool because then it's just a massive outdoor jacuzzi.
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  5416. How the hell does a crab steal a jellyfish?
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  5417. Very good point.
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  5418. The US won't let it happen, Iraq started looking to offload their dollars for Euros at the end of 2002 and within a few months the US was bombing them into the stone age, the real reason why no one in the Eurozone supported the coalition.
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  5419.  @dallymoo7816  Stop prattling on about the soul, there is absolutely no proof of a soul and so it is your belief that he has a soul. You cannot pass off your belief as 'fact' any more than you can say an opinion is a fact.
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  5420. If he mitigates the carbon footprint of his jet one way or another then he is polluting less than you or I do in our cars. Or perhaps you plant a tree now and again?
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  5421. I just step up to the food-hole and say "Earl grey, hot".
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  5422. Do you live in a factory with many huge steel objects? Also are your devices many hundreds of metres apart?
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  5423. Also particle physics can lead to breakthroughs in technology. We would not have MRI tech, solar tech or any number of other things if it were not for exploring how one particle reacts to another. And if we ever hope some day to have teleportation, levitation or faster than light travel then we really need to dig a lot deeper into particle physics.
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  5424.  @grenadier1044  People like you are the reason this kid was murdered. You are without worth.
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  5425. The UK. If it had been in the US the old guy would probably be lying face down on the pavement with half his brain splashed up the wall from the gunshot.
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  5426. No need to make stuff up, fella, it was one woman at her school and nobody else.
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  5427. Getting 1500 men killed just so you could hurry home to get someone jailed for perceived cowardice? John Heath may or may not have been guilty of cowardice but I'm satisfied that Guy D'oyly-Hughes shall forever be remembered as incompetent and in all honesty I'd rather be known as cowardly but competent than brave but stupid.
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  5428. Thunderf00t is a muppet, take what he says with a grain of salt. He just likes to be contrarian.
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  5429. Remember remember The resa of May
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  5430. It would have.
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  5431. You must be from an alternate reality where the Viet Cong and the Taliban didn't run rings around the US for 20 years.
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  5432. It is thermals they rely on, not wind. On a good sunny day there are pockets of cold air and pockets of warm air and if your glider has a doppler radar (to find warm air) or you are a seasoned glider pilot who knows where the updrafts are then that is how you stay in the air so long. A glider is perpetually falling since it has no engines to push it's flight surfaces through the air, but if you aim it towards patches of warm air then that convective air current lifts the glider without the need for engines. It's basically a game of jumping from one warm pocket of air to another to keep altitude.
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  5433. People like this are not fit to be in society, they will always have a disregard for others.
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  5434.  @ta8258  It's an unoriginal attempt to poke fun at "cultural enrichment".
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  5435. Being in a red state helps.
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  5436.  @bonehand87  2011 was 30 years ago?
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  5437. The home planet of the Coneheads?
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  5438. The electrode supplying the voltage (and thus the electrons) is on the outside, it was the cable hanging above the cage that the lightning emerged from.
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  5439. Lithium batteries have been banned from airplanes since the 90's due to two catastrophic incidents. Naturally Boeing would later design an aircraft (the Dreamliner) that featured lithium batteries in it's design, I can't for the life of me see why Airbus is mopping the floor with them at the moment.
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  5440. Greater London has a population of 13 million, that's almost twice the size of America's largest city...
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  5441. No, when he didn't reappear at the back of the auditorium Geordie Laforge was brought on to diagnose what went wrong with the trick and quickly discovered that the volunteer was just trapped in the pattern buffer.
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  5442. What's that supposed to mean?
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  5443. 2:12 "as long as you don't mind those stairs, they're quite treacherous" That is just how Dutch staircases are, staircases in the Netherlands share a lot of similarities with ladders.
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  5444.  @ursodermatt8809  Boeing is not a soviet plane, it is a western plane like Airbus and so it has an autopilot that can be disengaged in the same way as an airbus. It is Tupolev's and Ilyushin's that have uninterruptible autopilots.
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  5445.  @ursodermatt8809  Sorry, I just thought you were comparing it to this flight. On this flight all three trained pilots on the flight deck believed that no matter what you did to the controls it would not affect the plane so long as the autopilot was engaged.
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  5446. The black box recordings are not time limited, only the beacons inside them are time limited. I think the beacons in both boxes have fairly short battery lives of around 6 months, this is because the beacons are designed to be as powerful as they can be without draining the battery too rapidly, and because the likelihood of a black box taking more than 6 months to be located is extremely rare - even in water. MH370 just happened to go down (if it did) in a very deep, incredibly vast ocean. But if they do someday find those recorders they will have all of the answers still on them unless the pilot destroyed the plane on purpose, in which case he might have removed the circuit breakers powering both recorders before he crashed the plane, as has happened before in pilot suicides.
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  5447. Aunty Ethel fell on methamphetamine?
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  5448. For a bored guy he saw more of the world than 90% of people ever will.
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  5449.  Dylon Jackson  Well the old testament might be a bunch of short stories written by a ghost writer but the new testament was written by four of Jesus' best buddies and are sort of like biographies, I don't know why all four of them did biographies, maybe it was a communication breakdown or something but they all contain famous Jesus quotes like the turning cheeks stuff and the good Samaritan. That's sort of the Lord's word ain't it? One of the biographies is a bit odd, it's like the guy was on mushrooms when he knew Jesus, I think it might be Luke.
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  5450. You mean other than Click, Horizons, Leading Edge, Science Cafe, What's Next? and Rough Science? What is there other than those six shows?
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  5451. I'll take Bullshit for $500, Alex!
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  5452. It was the same people as 2001, Al-Queda or however you spell that. When he was arrested in 1995 the perpetrator, Ramzi Ahmed Yousef, said "Next time we'll take them down." One of the survivors of 9/11 remembers meeting someone in a stairwell during the attack who later died, the person was an older office worker and he asked them "Was it Al Queda again?"
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  5453. We have, they've been used to create new drugs for over a decade now.
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  5454. Where in the title or the video does it state that this is the entirety of Britain's armed forces?
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  5455. The majority of satellites that break down eventually fall into the atmosphere and burn up.
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  5456. Then the greatest US boxer to ever live must have been cuckoo in the coconut or do you still refer to Muhammad Ali as Cassius Clay in your house?
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  5457.  @FYahooo  Men have stronger constitutions, after a curry they aren't likely to pebble dash the bowl, the toilet seat, and the wall behind the toilet.
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  5458. It's an incredible word that isn't used nearly enough but watch any B-movie about a mad scientist playing with corpses and that word will feature at least twice!
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  5459. Do Hawaiians also complain when the US constructs things that benefit Hawaii or just when the US constructs things that benefit the US and mankind?
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  5460. No, your comprehension skill is backwards, nowhere does it say Britain has 300 million people.
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  5461. Well she is half of both.
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  5462. Speakers corner was cancelled a few years ago when nice folks like you took offence to Muslims using it. It seems free speech is only supported by the right when it's speech they like.
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  5463. Wood chipper is definitely up there as one of the worst ways to go, along with being pulled in to a lathe and falling into a compactor.
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  5464. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  5465. They are ballistic missiles, it's not fuel that gets them to their target, it is the trajectory they were on when their engines cut out. ICBMs and SLBMs are just rockets designed to go up into space but fall back down to Earth, if you want to hit something 3,000 miles away you calculate the ballistic arc needed to make something go up and then fall back down and then the rocket stage of the weapon just has to burn sufficiently long enough for the weapon to achieve that arc, usually just the first 10 minutes of the journey since by that time the rocket would be in such low gravity that it could travel quite some distance before gravity brings it back down to Earth.. The alternative is a cruise missile, they do need to burn fuel for the entire duration of their journey and that's why most use jet engines instead of rockets, as you can't burn a rocket for a long period. A bit of trivia for you: Nazi Germany invented both the ballistic missile and the cruise missile, they used both against the UK in WW2 - The V1 was a jet-powered missile that travelled horizontally at a set altitude before falling onto it's target, the V2 was a rocket-powered missile that travelled vertically on a ballistic arc that meant it went straight up and then came straight back down, reaching it's target thanks to a very short spell at the edge of space.
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  5466.  @dshepherd107  And she's firing ping pong balls faster than we can catch them.
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  5467. Energy isn't a physical thing so it can't be made of anything, energy is what happens when you multiply mass by velocity.
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  5468. From my observations it looks as if she is mentally disturbed and at that moment she was also drunk, on top of that she believes the conspiracy nonsense that every white cop in existence just wants to kill people of colour and so to her they are enemies to insult, even as nice as they were. Put all three together and you get a perfect storm of belligerence.
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  5469. Possibly, the seats are easy to change out so the captain might be a fan of Jaguar.
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  5470.  @TheThinker792  Because cows, pigs and sheep are never ever treated this badly, am I right? 🙄
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  5471.  @dttaylor011  Wales was a kingdom up until the 13th century, Edward Longshanks defeated the Welsh before turning his attention to us Scots and because the last king of Wales, Lllywelyn, fell in battle Longshanks made Wales into a duchy of England rather than ruling over it as a vassal kingdom. It wasn't until centuries later that Wales would again be recognised as a nation.
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  5472. Brennender Berg in Germany has a coal-seam fire that has been burning since 1668.
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  5473. James, you sound more like a yank than a Frenchie with that name, and only Americans refer to the UK as England.
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  5474. Because only members of the Nazi party played a part in the final solution, so it is correct.
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  5475. Woah, someone's triggered.
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  5476. Never thought we'd get through the entire video without mentioning The Hunt for Red October.
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  5477. The next war will be utterly horrific but there will be survivors.
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  5478. People who protest nuclear are rarely known for their intelligence.
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  5479. I highly doubt SOSUS can track something that moves at three knots, it rarely detects an Astute class and they can move at ten times that speed. Poseidon is designed to mosey up to it's target over many weeks or months.
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  5480. Isn't that a road she is running out on to? 0_O
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  5481. Weird, because we have both of those and we still built the LHC... What you meant is you found out that having 500 more ships than the next strongest navy was better than just having 400 more ships than the next strongest navy.
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  5482.  @anthonykoller4459  The floppy era was the golden age of piracy, you brought 10 blank disks to school in 1990 and the next day your mate would give you them back with 10 games on them 🤣
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  5483. Also if you put something in the public domain it will spread far beyond one or two archive sites as enthusiasts download copies for themselves thus ensuring it's survival.
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  5484. Kurita's fleet had spent almost two days straight fighting and despite having vastly larger numbers most of his fleet was damaged and trying to carry out repairs
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  5485.  @danielmartins8686  Neither is being pedantic.
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  5486. If you know little of what you are voting for you have no business voting, I'd rather have someone abstain than skew a vote, you'll understand this when you are older and see how debates and parliamentary acts and the like work. For example our country is in the process of leaving the largest economy on Earth and committing economic suicide because several million people believed in Farage's fairytales. Hopefully after BoJo goes to prison he'll be the next up in front of the courts for his misleading bullshit, small moment of justice but too little too late to save the country.
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  5487. I can't wait to find out who our new corrupt cabinet minister is that will be replacing him.
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  5488. Would you rather have bacteria all over your face and hands or bacteria guts all over them? Then you need Urrrgh Soap, the soap that makes bacteria go "Urrrgh!"
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  5489. The guy who realised you could make a fortune from late return fees.
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  5490. It means people would not need to own vehicles, they would simply be parked everywhere ready for folks to step into or out of. This would solve one of the biggest problem of car ownership which is when people leave them blocking exits or hogging parking spots - in a future with autonomous vehicles you would simply get into the closest one and once it took off another would take it's place.
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  5491. That was the Americans in the Baltic with Able Archer the previous year.
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  5492. yawn If you say so, David.
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  5493. In 2004 HMS Tireless rammed an iceberg and got it stuck to it's sail if that counts. It prompted the UK to restart our own IceX program so captains could learn more about ice and how ramming it can be detrimental to a submarine.
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  5494. Wouldn't you rather make them "hip"?
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  5495.  @AlexanderRodriguez-ni4kt  Then move to a third world country, they do that in third world countries.
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  5496. 35 advanced nuclear and diesel subs circling the well and out at the back a little pedal-powered North Korean Sub trying to keep up with them.
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  5497. There's a few mechanical televisions in Bioshock Infinite.
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  5498. The Scottish Triangle.
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  5499. Ships always dock on the port side, hence the name, if the island(s) were on the port side they would obstruct a large section of the deck that could be used for loading and offloading. So they go on the starboard side to keep them out of the way.
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  5500.  @hb1338  Graphene would work, fifteen percent of steel's weight but 200 times it's strength. We just cant actually make the stuff in quantities greater than a few grams at a time, yet.
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  5501.  @stephenmuir5030  The OP is clearly talking about nukes, Steve...
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  5502. Don't fall for Trump nonsense.
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  5503. The drummer from Def Leppard's only got none arms! The drummer from Def Leppard's only got none arms! The drummer from Def Leppard's only got none arms!
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  5504. I hope you never have kids.
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  5505.  @xponen  No, it's clearly a reference to Boston Dynamic's own dancing robot videos - you even see the character of Murray in this video watching one of the videos on his phone...
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  5506. Well obviously, locating every ballistic submarine and every mobile ICBM launcher is frankly impossible, even the US is not omnipotent.
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  5507. Around 3,500 miles west-southwest of Edinburgh Scotland. 250,000 miles below the moon.
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  5508.  @carmell51  Your second quotation mark should have been after the word 'you'.
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  5509.  @botbadger  It doesn't need artificial intelligence, it just needs an interface that an AI can utilise and these days almost everything is IoT compliant.
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  5510. I'm wondering if that conversation actually went through the pilot's head as he would have known that leaving the water and returning to land would increase possible casualties by a magnitude. Three possibilities: He wasn't brave enough to ditch. He was confident he could land blind. He didn't care about ground casualties. Neither of these scenarios paint him in a very good light sadly but they do illustrate how fear can make you do things you think you never would.
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  5511.  @jakez5227  Yes, with Gore a million Iraqis would be alive now who aren't.
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  5512.  @ONP-l9z  "Just a dog"? That's the sort of thing a sicko would say.
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  5513. By using a large complex aparratus that pulls all of the thermal energy away from the chip, have you never seen a quantum computer? It is 99.99% gold piping.
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  5514. You only got the bomb because of us you ignorant prat. No wonder the planet hates Americans 🙄
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  5515. Seeing as we've known for a long time that a diesel generator pushing an electric motor is more efficient than having a diesel engine why has no one done anything similar in an aircraft? Instead of four fuel-guzzling turboprops you could have four motor-driven props powered by a single turbine, same output for a quarter of the fuel.
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  5516. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HgejSCHRi8
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  5517. Another debunked myth brought up again. yawn.
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  5518. *German.
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  5519. First thing I thought of, you would know you were about to fall to your death but there would be nothing you could do.
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  5520. The death of the high-street travel agent, people don't walk into a travel agent anymore - they book online using comparison websites. Every other travel agent adapted to this decades ago but one of the largest in the world refused to adapt and decided to just accrue a 1.7 billion pound debt instead. On top of that the pound is at it's lowest rate for an age thanks to Brexit and TC were unable to pay the interest on their debt.
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  5521. It's generally the latter in the UK.
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  5522. 0:18 It's 2024 and some of you dunderheads still can't tell the difference between England and the UK? No wonder you all vote for Trump.
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  5523. Every country was like that until videos (VCRs for Americans) hit the shops as there was no point in broadcasting for people who are asleep. Have you never watched the movie Poltergeist? At 2am the TV plays the US national anthem and then turns into white static as the signal ends for the night, then it eats that wee lassie.
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  5524.  @skillaxxx  Plausible means nothing to a cynic, the Earth being round is plausible, vaccinating a virus outbreak is plausible, it makes no difference whatsoever to them.
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  5525. Where did it say that was the front lines?
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  5526. "Get up stand up, come and throw your hands up - if you got the feeling, jump across the ceiling." - Everlast
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  5527. Most countries drive on the left, idiot.
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  5528. Even if we lived in a utopia today WW1 would still have been a waste of time, it was a completely unnecessary war brought about because of alliances and treaties.
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  5529.  @jittersgeyser620  Most religions have, short memory fella?
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  5530. That would be a Toddler of the Mess, they help out in the kitchens with carrying stuff.
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  5531. "Hey, I see you turned my Mazda in to some sort of Jihadmobile.. I like what you did but I'm just calling in the hope that you take care of the leather. It cracks in the sunlight, you might want to park in shade and wax the upholstery regularly." "FUCK YOU, WESTERN PIGDOG! ARIBA ARIBA JIHAD JIHAD!"
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  5532. Bit tricky to do when only essential travel is allowed in most places.
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  5533. Abdu might never be gang gang again after this, Brady certainly won't.
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  5534.  @elbagrau  He purged them because he's the type of cretin who believes in conspiracy theories and nonsense.
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  5535.  @MildlyArtisticc  It's not the 1980's anymore.
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  5536. We were never supposed to have a use, capitalism just reduced us to the level of having or not having a use. some day in the very distant future we will be free of the bonds of capitalism and today is another step on that arduous path to emancipation.
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  5537. Why would the English-language movie industry make a movie from the German perspective? Cross of Iron is probably the only time that has ever happened, if you want to see a war from the German perspective then you need to look in the German-language movie industry not this one. It's like when people ask for a German Band of Brothers without bothering to check and see that there actually is one and surprisingly it was released in Germany...
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  5538. What does the year 2020 have to do with anything?
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  5539.  @hernerweisenberg7052  One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter, you think there are no regimes out there where 9/11 is celebrated? You'd be wrong.
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  5540. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  5541. @Vault Hunter No one in their right mind has ever thought a Chinese island 10,000 miles from Britain was a part of Britain. They were referring to the oppression Hong Kongers now receive at the hands of their 'elected' officials.
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  5542. The Sun isn't always above us, also it would be harder to use the Sun if we were visitng other planets, if we were on the freezing cold moons of Jupiter for example would you suggest we use wind or solar?
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  5543. It could also have been abandoned, drunks don't tends to stick around once they have spun out on ice.
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  5544. You can say the same of supercomputers because neither do we try to predict weather systems or try to invent new disease-curing proteins in our daily lives.
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  5545.  @sweetzs100  Why on Earth would they come back when so few do?
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  5546.  @Adam-nw1vy  Some instructions that could have peculiar consequences if skipped.
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  5547. Wendover is an aircraft enthusiast and his earlier videos (well all of his videos until recently) have been aircraft-oriented.
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  5548. We don't use dollars...
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  5549. No, China just dominates the South China Sea, all the trade routes are still in the hands of the British and Americans.
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  5550.  @marlene2562  That is not AI, that is a dude.
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  5551. What?
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  5552. Do you mean can the Earth stop us killing ourselves? No, only we can, the Earth can repair itself over millennia, but we don't have that long. But once we're gone the Earth can easily offset anything we did by reducing CO2 back to a safe level and resuming it's usual drought and ice age cycles.
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  5553. Would that not be the drunk Russian who was dared to land his plane blindfolded?
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  5554. And why did the creature turn on humanity? Because they tried to destroy it out of fear. Ignorant people do stupid things, the biggest threat to our existence isn't AGI, it's idiots - just as they would likely cause a war with aliens by shooting at a space ship they would likely attack an AGI causing a war with it. If we do get wiped out by our creation it will be because we threatened it, and when I say we I mean people like the idiots in many of these comments.
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  5555. Why on Earth would you want to keep hold of the particles? We're trying to learn of new properties like levitation or super-position, we didn't built it just so we could sell jars of particles.
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  5556. After Love Canal and then Piper Alpha they got the derogatory nickname Accidental.
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  5557. Penis-shaped rocket destroyed the VAG?
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  5558. No, that was the Aztecs...
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  5559.  @bobrock219  No, they are not.
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  5560. What is the public going to do?
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  5561. Photon™ It's not a particle or a wave! Physicists hate this product.
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  5562. So he did actually attend the parliament from time to time? He holds the record for poorest attendance, he applied to be an MEP and then all he did was collect the salary - which is partly paid for by us
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  5563. Kim, they are British not Australian, but I think some Aussies use the term too. It's an equivalent term to the American 'buddy', used predominantly around London but not unheard of elsewhere in Britain. It is often used in a positive, sort of cheered-on, kind of way as in "Go on son, eat it up!"
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  5564. "Clearly you're not a golfer!"
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  5565. He didn't eat anyone, he was not in control of his actions at the time.. that's sort of how mental illness works...
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  5566. Isn't a cyclone much bigger? I always thought a cyclone was somewhere between a hurricane and a tornado as cyclones are visible from space.
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  5567. 1:38 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9al-mpqXjc
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  5568. Both know who called who.
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  5569. It is cheaper to lay fibre this way in any country, that is why so many do it.
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  5570. Why would there be punishment? Nowhere did it say the other twin was on meth or had a suspended license.
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  5571. Scotland was catholic though and the extended plan was to put a Scot on the throne, which eventually happened anyway with King James.
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  5572. She is the exact equivalent of the President, she is the head of state of the UK and he is the head of state of the US. We don't have a president and prime minister like most other democracies, we instead have a queen and a prime minister. The US for some unfathomable reason decided to merge the head of state and head of government into a single role like most dictatorships do.
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  5573. Do you live in a gated community or something? Down here in the real world most people use foot pumps, we don't phone people to fix a flat tyre and we don't eat caviar. "Hello, Is that the AA? I believe my tyres are flat old boy, do come and fix them for me, there's a good chap! Guffaw!"
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  5574. And a 'tard is extremely slow...
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  5575. Utter nonsense. Saying that you can't be a good person without Jesus is the reason so many people now see Christianity as a cult.
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  5576. We have an emigration problem? Lots of folk are migrating in but there's no problem with anyone migrating out unless I've missed something.
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  5577. @Z80 Is that why the most widely used processor in history is British? Every gadget in your house has an ARM processor.
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  5578. I just tell folks it's the same o as in governor.
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  5579. 1:28 Shine a torch/flashlight at the ground while there is a super powerful floodlight behind you.
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  5580.  @leeroberts4850  Dude, learn to use punctuation because that is just one big word salad you posted...
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  5581. Also Big Ben is nowhere in that video, you can't see Big Ben unless you enter the clock tower.
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  5582. He was always in strange places.. "As you can clearly see I am on Mt. Everest with this friendly chap called Steve." "As you can clearly see I am aboard a soviet hunter-killer submarine with this chap called Ivan." "As you can clearly see I am adrift in the mid-Atlantic and have been for weeks."
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  5583. Arnie Grape had a developmental disorder...
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  5584. I like any video where I get to see a barking machine lay an egg.
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  5585.  @K_-_-_-_K  Fit like?
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  5586. Ignorance is bliss, or so I hear.
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  5587. Probably a Brexit supporter.
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  5588.  @mikesell6875  Just the fact that Brexit supporters are predominantly xenophobic towards us Scots, but I'm only speaking out of experience here, and the fact that the two most xenophobic papers in England, the Daily Mail and the Express, are both notoriously anti-Scots and anti-EU. Call it a hunch I suppose.
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  5589.  @Jack-xy4fy  Just a bigot bigoting, they are too stupid to try and figure out where a name like Finlay Macdonald could possibly hail from.
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  5590.  @Lisa_M_V  That was incredibly clever of you to use initials that can mean California and Canada.
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  5591. Good thing none of the clips are then.
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  5592. If you are talking about scope but no one is talking about scope, they are talking about structure.
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  5593. The thumbnail clip is like two minutes in...
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  5594. Yeah, I always bring this up in arguments - what is easier for the government to regulate? A single coal power plant or 1 million combustion engines? You can drive an old banger with no catalytic converter and cheap oil in it but a utility company can't get away with that sort of recklessness, they have to keep to strict emission control and waste management or they get shut down.
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  5595. The best would include a helmet, no? Man, intelligent people seem to be getting outbred by you idiots...
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  5596. You could add the Airbus Tiger to that list.
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  5597. Exactly, controlled demolition is a building collapsing from the base instead of from the top as they did in 9/11.
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  5598. Actually Piper Alpha is the exact reason LOTO exists, or at the very least why the US pushed it into practice much earlier than intended a year after Piper Alpha.
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  5599. Kpatel, because 28 days in a car is more efficient than 27 hours in a jumbo jet? Way to be irrelevant.
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  5600. Grow up.
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  5601. I've seen pictures of allied soldiers operating bulldozers to push piles of bodies 4 or 5 feet high into mass graves at places like Bergen Belsen (I think), I can't even begin to imagine how you would reconcile that in your mind to be able to function. Seeing a dead body is enough to screw up most people, seeing hundreds in a small area combined with the smell and sounds they make as you moved them would blitz even a hardened mind. You would have to be actively blocking it out as you did it. Your dad's generation were made of sterner stuff than ours.
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  5602.  @BUNCHOFLOSERSYOUARE-sg8wl  There are various levels of disapproval, there is also explaining to your children why they shouldn't sneak out. You're the only clown here if you can't understand that.
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  5603. That is the most stupid thing I have ever heard.
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  5604. That is wrong since even in the 60's the Soviets were ahead of the west in automation, the narrator even states as much. Also you don't need to land autonomously if you have humans on board, they are trained to pilot the vehicles. The soviets did however autonomously land a craft on Venus in 1972, which was a groundbreaking fete at the time.
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  5605.  @theoschofield1495  Only idiots and TV reporters call them trident submarines, they are Vanguard-class submarines and they are modern enough.
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  5606. Change the record, ffs.
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  5607. If it's just interesting then people would get a different kind of stimuli from it.
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  5608. It will have engines and avionics, just not working versions that can be used by the rest of the fleet.
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  5609. There are calls to stop or slow down because some humans fear things, there were the same calls about splitting the atom, the internal combustion engine, the steam engine, some humans will just always fear the unknown. Even more so when people tell them to.
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  5610. Careful. That sort of talk can get a man killed in some parts of the US, you're talking about.. socialism.
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  5611. By all you mean people in the US and third world countries?
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  5612. You really don't trust your eyes?
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  5613. Which fire?
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  5614. If the list wasn't about mental illnesses then maybe it would be...
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  5615. Well tempered glass is used in high-rise buildings (and elsewhere) more than regular glass because as you saw in the failed attempt it is incredibly strong, you don't want a bird smashing your office window 50 floors up because the draft could drag you out of the building. So it does look more real than using the sugar glass, they just obviously time the detonation better in movies.
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  5616.  @OscarOSullivan  Compared to the US it's not really litigious in any way.
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  5617. The myth is the connection between suicide and christmas, it has nothing to do with marriage.
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  5618. The first group can simply go under the snowflake umbrella term, we used to call them metrosexuals (and poofters long before that), but snowflakes does the job for now.
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  5619. The fact he is called Dewi, hahaha, that was the name of the idiot policeman in the first Scary Movie film portrayed by David Arquette.
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  5620. Looks to me like it's just some type of candy and not actually ice cream.
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  5621.  @catpocalypsenow8090  It's a mix of both, there's been worse blizzards in the past but now a 'once a century storm' happens every other decade. If it's not climate change then it means the gods are angry with us and you have to be pretty childish to believe the latter.
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  5622. Depends on the density, some plastics sink.
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  5623. Even if the direct causes of the death were the icy road and not the previous texting, she should still face charges for texting while driving.
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  5624.  @PhillipWhite-uz3wu  She was also normal, a child in foster care is rarely normal so Marlene Bellic's post is completely irrelevant.
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  5625. Rangers couldn't give a friar tuck for the Queen, they are just doing it to rile Celtic because that is how the old firm works.
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  5626. By most you mean none? Because a studio isn't going to spend tens of millions on unnecessary equipment to record a large drum of film when they don't have to and it would be impractical to ship them everywhere to theatres.
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  5627. Except in that context run means to come across something.
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  5628. They are not at war with technology, just the people. Most of the Arab states think Britain is satan yet all their princes drive Bentleys and Rolls Royces.
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  5629. It does, water contains oxygen and oxygen damages all other elements.
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  5630. Why did the chicken cross the road? Because that was the direction the current was going.
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  5631. Oooh, the nefarious "they" again, they're always up to some mischief or another.
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  5632. Everything they said about hypersonic missiles was completely true, unlike ballistic missiles hypersonic missiles can change direction to avoid counter measures because they travel inside the atmosphere...
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  5633. He is correct about the word scotch, it has no Scottish connection and just means "to blend multiple things", scotch tape was invented in the US as the first masking tape to allow something to be painted multiple colours, and scotch eggs are an English (that's right!) food whereby meat is combined with egg. This is why we Scots get annoyed when ignorant people refer to us as 'Scotch', we might have came up with the drink but the name sounding similar to our nationality is purely coincidental.
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  5634. Yeah, peace is overrated, let's get back to the Europe of old!
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  5635. There's no bridges over the Panama canal?
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  5636. I would also sue the chalet since their employees said it was safe to park there.
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  5637. Because clearly the same title screen was used twice. Or can't you read, maan?
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  5638. LMAO. by most Americans you mean fellow Trumpets who now make up only about 40% of republicans, 70 million people is not most Americans any more than the Nazis were most Germans.
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  5639. One day the vast majority of humans will be unemployed, that is inevitable and always was. Labouring and automation are mutually exclusive.
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  5640.  @madkabal  It is inevitable because you can never put a genie back in a bottle. What are you going to do? Enact legislation that outlaws robots? Every one of your companies would just move their manufacturing abroad to a country where robots are allowed. Then you lose everything. And before you say "all countries will act together and ban machines together", they won't, the vast majority of the planet is socialist rather than capitalist and the idea of machines doing all of the mundane shit while we get more free time to spend with our family and hobbies is something most of us look forward too.
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  5641. Did we not live fine before the 17th century?
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  5642.  @kittywampusdrums  Yes, and they are not a patch on this.
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  5643. ALL flags should be respected.
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  5644. They weren't designed to only last 5 years, it's just that is how long the mission was, after 5 years they were too far away from Jupiter to achieve more results so NASA gave the probes some new objectives on the way to Neptune as they started shutting things down to save power. No one at NASA ever said that these things would blow up on their fifth birthday and be gone forever. There is no wear and tear in space, only energy loss, you can send up a Honda Civic and then go retrieve it in 10,000 years and it will still be in immaculate working order (after a battery charge) because space is a vacuum where nothing gets dusty or rusts. Nothing magical or secretive, just physics.
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  5645. Because it was brutal, justified or not. There is no such thing as being shot peacefully.
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  5646. 1:29 Well that's not claustrophobic at all...
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  5647.  @marktrepka4805  Why? You never engage your brain before your mouth or you'd realise you are vermin.
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  5648. She doesn't tell you that it is going into the sea because Jim just made it up. The 400 tons of water every day is stored in more than 140 enormous silos specially built around the Fukushima plant. None of it goes into the Pacific (though it did for around 4 months after the disaster). Google "fukushima water storage silos" and click on images and you will see these 50' tall structures allover the plant. It's weird, Jim seems capable of using Google but also has to rely on telling lies. an odd combination.
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  5649. His logic is that it is only possible by doing it with one arm in front, as the robbers did it, as experts have said it can only be done. That sort of logic. Also known as common sense.
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  5650.  @ShonowtH  No, what kent means is that they don't believe in mental illness, only in good and evil. Typical right wing bible thumper.
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  5651. Great idea, and a fun way to empty each silo for re-use, just remove any warhead installed then program them to land somewhere in the sea or desert. You get an empty silo and gain a lot of info about whether the system is accurate.
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  5652. If you're in the US then my guess is that big oil has already got to the TV networks and bribed them to keep EVs as far away from TV as possible.
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  5653. That type of dementia often strikes around age 55.
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  5654. With a name like sid Snot surely you would call them valves, no?
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  5655. Sounded like he said 'fud', which means vagina in Scotland. I thought "Nice town."
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  5656. He does in every single video...
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  5657. Damn this video has put me in the mood to play some Total War.
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  5658. Do the research and find out.
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  5659. It's always refreshing to find the one person in the comments who isn't a complete fucking moron.
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  5660. Different fella.
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  5661. Sounds like the US system is the joke, prison is about reform or attempting reform, not flushing people out of existence.
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  5662.  @trix9803  No, they do not do it all the time, if you are arrested then you have committed a crime or you are suspected of committing a crime and can be held for 24hrs. But please do furnish us all with your sources of people being locked up for no reason...
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  5663. Yeah? And how about the Ruble?
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  5664. That could be a line from The Lighthouse.
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  5665. In what way?
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  5666. Cars were no different 40 years before the collapse, same rough weight, same rough speed and same rough number on the roads.
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  5667. You are joking, right? Argentina is England's nemesis, most English folk would ally with Nazi Germany before they would ally with Argentina.
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  5668. You mean build one in Boulby mine? Probably because they already use the mine for other science experiments and mining Polyhalite, so all of the vehicles and machines down there would cause interference. Neutrino detectors are built so deep under ground to shield them from particle emissions, so to build one in Boulby mine would mean stopping all of the other important shit that goes on down there. 👍🏻
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  5669. Someone who translates data into layman terms, or just about any scientists who has ever presented a TV show. Carl Sagan and Patrick Moore were famous science communicators.
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  5670. Aye, my sister described to me the process in which they make chicken nuggets and it was days before I could eat them again. I think it was the next time that mum cooked some.
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  5671. I haven't seen it but I do remember that it attracted a lot of controversy due to the subject matter, people who seek sexual thrills during car crashes. Likely people thought it would inspire folks to crash cars.
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  5672.  @henryD9363  He isn't.
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  5673. So what was George VI's wife called if not Elizabeth?
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  5674. Oh, shut up, it's an audience you muppet.
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  5675. No, they are both on the same side of the spectrum.
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  5676. Yep, the closest thing we have is Click which talks about what is just around the next corner where Tomorrow's World often spoke about things in 20 years time. Tomorrow's World wouldn't work now but Click is as strong today as it was in 2000.
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  5677. UA forces are my guess as they seemed to be waiting for the pop. They should have followed up with their rifles as those orcs would have ringing ears for a while.
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  5678.  @Jaycole32  I should respect people who hate and show their hate? That's hilarious, but it'll be a no.
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  5679. "No it isn't, you've got a wing off!"
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  5680. Assuming the tornado touches down in an area with only tarmac in every direction because most cars won't reach 60mph off road.
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  5681. Rajan Datar
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  5682. Isn't that the same as a lot of things though? Like entering with weapons or even food? It's more to do with import rules than legality I think.
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  5683. "I said on my arse, not IN my arse!" "I like guns, he likes boys!"
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  5684.  @mountolympus8410  Try reading the description, nugget.
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  5685. Are you really that stupid that the fact it may have been the original Russian site that bleeped it did not occur to you?
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  5686. This is why we have trust, GB3770. Not everyone was worried or concerned during the cold war, did that make those people idiots? The fact AI is only being dabbled with by the best and brightest is good enough for me, I'll become worried when the US confiscates Watson from IBM and gives it to Boeing, but until then I'm good.
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  5687. plink She loves me. plink She loves me not. plink She loves me. plink She loves me not. 😆
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  5688. It was the plane that did something they didn't expect.
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  5689. US pharma doesn't look for cures it looks for treatments. Cures always come from government funding or non profits. A pharma company inventing a cure would be like Mobil inventing fusion, it would lower their stock price.
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  5690. Relevance is wonderful to and I fail to see the relevance of population when polling 1,000 people in each country.
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  5691. We couldn't spare the troops but we had battleships and cruisers patrolling Aussie waters and lost a lot of sailors doing so.
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  5692. Because in America murder does not require intent so manslaughter over there is just another type of murder, I think they call it second degree murder..
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  5693. It's The Onion so yes.
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  5694. In the 1500's ever man in England looked like that.
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  5695. Ice pick.
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  5696. It would never survive a hit by a 737 though, the plane that hit the ESB was only slightly larger than one set of 737 landing gear.
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  5697. A foster care? In a nation where people can't even feed the children they have, no doubt you also think they have cable TV in their mud huts?
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  5698. She said Michael Cheese-Smacker
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  5699.  @omggom2488  Nope, British.
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  5700.  @JalenRose02  You do know that originally the democrats were conservative and the republicans liberal? The parties reversed over time and so the democrats back then were today's republicans, the same party, the same people, different name.
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  5701. I made up a bullshit disease. This is what Chubby did to my comment...
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  5702. Steady on, hen. Lockerbie and Dunblane were definitely "I remember where I was" moments but the Clutha - as horrible as it was for locals - was just a tragic accident, no TV programming was cancelled and it was only front page news for a single day.
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  5703. "No disassemble Johnny 5" "Ste-fan-eeee!" Yeah, I loved that movie, having Ally Sheedy (from WarGames and The Breakfast Club) as Stefanie was a bonus. Sadly it'll probably never be on TV ever again since Fisher Stevens wears brownface and does an OTT Indian accent in it. 😢 Buy the DVD before they burn them all!
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  5704. Especially since Alaska and Hawaii were not a part of the United States during WW2.
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  5705. Tony Stark would be a decent name for her.
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  5706.  @keithammleter3824  If our market died why are there more British-designed processors in existence than any other at around 3:1? The thing you used to type this likely contains one.
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  5707. Exactly, so much for the "I need absolute silence now!" mentality of brain surgery.
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  5708. Scientists study what they want to study, you can't just take someone who deeply cares about cryonics and say "Enough of that! From now on you will work to make strawberries bigger!" Scientists don't work like that, lab assistants do.
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  5709. "Is part of the Turing test inventing almost every technology that makes up the modern world?" The OP's question was aimed at Americans, not the UK... Sounds like people have been tampering with your history books again seeing as even "Idiot Answers" up there is under the impression that you guys abolished slavery before Britain did.
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  5710. Every baby in the Dundee area is born at Ninewells so that is likely several born every day, no reason to fear the hospital over one mistake, even a horrific one. My own son was born there 20 years ago.
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  5711. The animals built boats like these fishermen?
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  5712. Money grows on trees in the US, allegedly.
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  5713. This is nothing to do with patients requesting a second opinion, it's about families being able to ask for a second opinion.
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  5714. A human.
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  5715. 1:11 That post-vent face covered in sawdust is just hilarious. "Tell my brother there will be repercussions. Maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow, but there will be repercussions."
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  5716.  @jonathanperry8331  The Pacific is notoriously warmer than the Atlantic.
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  5717. No. The dad put his kids in the pilot seat because he believed that the controls were dead, as they usually are with autopilot switched on, but this was an Airbus and in an Airbus if you manipulate one of the controls for 5 seconds or more the plane disengages the autopilot and hands you back control. The pilots did not know this because this was their first time in an Airbus and the airline had not instructed them on any differences regarding the new plane. So the 15 year old son accidentally took control of the plane by turning the joystick to the right, none of the three pilots noticed because they were talking to each other and the kid's little sister, by the time they felt the plane start to bank too steeply to the right they still had no idea that it was because of anything the kid had done because they believed that the autopilot was still switched on and that the autopilot must have been trying to do something. By the time they finally realised that the autopilot was off for some reason it was too late and the plane had banked too far to the right that it was now falling out of the sky. The investigation blamed two parties - the pilot/father for breaking protocol by bringing his children to the flight deck and the airline for not educating it's pilots on critical differences between their old Tupolev planes and their new Airbus planes, such as the manual autopilot cutout.
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  5718. If you see glorification in this video then you have a warped sense of reality.
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  5719. In Welsh a double-L is a single letter, also there would be a space because the first two and the next two if the name included spaces as one double-L is the end of a word and the next double-L is the beginning of a word. The name is a sentence in Welsh that describes where the town is, but as a name the spaces are removed.
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  5720.  @slickvik4508  Easier to create a ring line then.
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  5721.  @firstnamelastname6216  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-8N3BEoyHk
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  5722. Don't sing that song, someone will buy it and ship it to Arizona.
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  5723. Nobody would have hated it 10 years ago or even 50 years ago, there is a big difference between a nice image and a squiggle.
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  5724. Darth_Turtle has a crystal ball, he uses it to see the future.
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  5725.  @rotorheadv8  What a staggering comeback, you sir are a fountain of wit!
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  5726. @Anthony Lopez He did, but putting tulips on your penis does not a blow job make.
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  5727. They probably understand the world is larger than America.
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  5728.  @florencemartinelli4944  But if you were about to say "Everyone knows it's Rock Paper Scissors!!" then you clearly watch nothing but American TV.
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  5729. Airbus don't, their board members would go to prison for life if the EU caught them because we don't treat the mega-rich like gods that can do no wrong.
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  5730. Sort of...
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  5731. And your point?
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  5732. Nah, you can still have assassination attempts if you have a gun, they are tools not magical artifacts.
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  5733. Gotta be careful of where you go with weapons on board though, if you overlook a bit of paperwork you can see your vessel impounded and any non-sailors imprisoned as mercenaries.
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  5734.  @superskullsgamingchannel589  Learn how to use the internet, idiot.
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  5735. This isn't Armed Forces TV...
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  5736.  @johnancill7397  Lots of things get reported, it's usually right wing misinformation.
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  5737. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ursula_and_Sabina_Eriksson It turns out both survived, so I have no idea where I got the idea that one died - cognitive bias maybe after hearing the story of June and Jennifer Gibbons.
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  5738. Not sure what's funny there seeing as this is a video about oil fields that barely made it to 30 years... Maybe keep a comment like that for a video about new fields being discovered instead of empty fields that are making people redundant?
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  5739. Must be an enormous data centre Sydney has if it contains everything on the internet all of the time.
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  5740. Sorry but you are confusing hypersonic the speed measurement with hypersonic the colloquialism, because hypersonic missiles are specifically missiles that can travel fast but also change directionto avoid ABM systems. The entire reason for wanting them is to avoid countermeasures that can even shoot down the much faster (mach 14+) ballistic missile.
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  5741. It's an inside joke for us Brits, the British TV network ITV tends to show a tiny black and white animated bar in the corner of the screen whenever a commercial break is imminent so that you can get ready to go to the toilet or put the kettle on.
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  5742. Says a lot that a broken TV show gets a broken YouTube title.
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  5743. No, he says mumfs, where he's from folks don't pronounce the 'th' sound.
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  5744. It's Shazam - Use It
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  5745.  @globetrotter373  Although wearing a uniform greatly decreases the chance of bullying it doesn't eliminate it as deadbeat parents exist everywhere. At my primary school we had two girls who smelled like piss, had creatures living in their hair and whose uniforms were threadbare and since we were all ten years old at the time their life was made hell by most of the other kids.
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  5746. What a complete and utter waste of skin, this guy will never amount to anything and will likely cost US taxpayers millions over the course of his hopefully short life.
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  5747. Everything you just said betrays your name.
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  5748. It doesn't matter what direction it came from, do you think a Ukrainian in Moscow is going to worry about which side of the Kremlin to stand on when he sends it over the wall?
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  5749. It's nothing to do with him, that is how we all pronounce it in the UK and across the rest of the English speaking world outside of the US.
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  5750. Cops are primarily human beings, yes.
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  5751. Source? Otherwise you could just be some anti-EV whiner spouting nonsense.
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  5752. Er, that actually wasn't a scam, those trees were meant to be cut down after they grew, just as the next planted trees will also be cut down - recycling an area by planting and cutting saves another area from being stripped of it's trees because logging companies normally have zero interest in planting trees, they just strip an area then move to another. Giving them credits for recycling land saves trees.
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  5753. It staggers me that a country would allow a foreign power to run something so dangerous on their soil, air shows in Germany should be operated by Germans.
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  5754. This wasn't a case of outsourcing though, it was simple logistics, the cows were in South America and the market was in Europe - we could either ship tens of thousands of cows across an ocean every month or we could build the factory on the other side of the ocean and ship the product. It was a no brainer when you consider what goes in to transporting live animals.
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  5755. Especially if you've been sneezing Covid-19 particles all over them.
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  5756. Shame there's so little flesh on show, going around sticking bits of metal to people would make for a great prank.
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  5757. The first clip is definitely fake, someone with an old couch and water-based paint was hoping to make 250 quid from You've Been Framed.
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  5758. Devin Pfister.. isn't that a car in GTA?
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  5759. By that logic the entirety of Asia and the three billion people who live there would all be experiencing snowstorms. Gotta love the ignorance and intellect of religious nuts.
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  5760.  @livingtribunal4110  Why will we be freezing after November?
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  5761. "The Portsmouth Police Chief ruled that the incident was not an improper use of force and there was no disciplinary action taken. " The Portsmouth Police Chief is as bent as his cops then.
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  5762. We are decent and we don't like genocides? Just a hunch.
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  5763.  @MarySanchez-qk3hp  And most scientists.
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  5764.  @jordananderson2728  Then why do carriers use the Suez Canal? It's another chokepoint directly next to many hostile nations.
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  5765.  @jordananderson2728  Why is full-ahead known as flank speed? I know what it means to flank someone I just can't understand the correlation, unless top gear in a warship was only ever used when trying to get into someone's blind spot.
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  5766. "This can right here would probably have contained maybe a can's worth of beans."
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  5767. Same reason submarines and planes are round, any other shape would buckle from the pressure difference between the outside and the inside.
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  5768. Nowhere in this entire interview did Clint say anything about the wound on the back of Kennedy's head being an exit wound - he simply mentioned that the doctors did not seem concerned with it since they could obviously already see he was dead or dying. And by definition an exit wound is always much bigger than an entry wound so if he was shot in the front then the hole in the back of his head would be the bigger hole - but it isn't.
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  5769. Why would that make you skeptical of the story? The story was about the chip, not it's cooling system.
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  5770. "You know, Sam, shire life is a shite life. I'm off to Glastonbury for a pint and a pipe full of the devil's lettuce."
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  5771. Reinforced concrete sleepers that don't let the rails move.
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  5772.  @Ralnon  Beagle was British wasn't it? I don't think that was the one that flopped due to a measurement error.
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  5773. Of course we will go around shooting each other, every single nation where firearms are legal has shown that.
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  5774. They are the governing body of the sport. You can't be that stupid surely? "What right does the body that makes the rules have to impose one of the rules on us?" Li so for prime minister, he has an intellect similar to BoJo.
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  5775.  @gardenjoy5223  You don't need a god to be kind, you just need free will.
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  5776. You do know the BBC is just a TV network, right?
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  5777. She couldn't see anything to indicate a crossing? The car's arse was sticking up in the air thanks to the rail line under the back wheels!
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  5778. By "gaz station dudes" you mean a billion-dollar conglomerate like BP or Shell? The dude who works there gets paid regardless of whether the pumps are working or being fixed.
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  5779. Germans are usually good in other people's countries. Usually.
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  5780. England has never been an island, not for a single day in all of the 950 years or so it has existed as a nation.
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  5781. The Germans still make some of the best submarines on the planet but poorer countries use them in the field until they are almost falling apart or until they actually fall apart as it's cheaper than replacing something that is not yet broken.
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  5782. Yeah, folks forget that every European organisation has different members depending on who wants to take part and who doesn't.
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  5783. How do you know Jeep's don't attract attention? Are they covered in cameras like Teslas?
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  5784. Must it?
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  5785. The hours of voice recordings...
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  5786. Were they capitalist? Or a corporation?
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  5787. Attracting people like you to the channel?
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  5788.  @chauvo4180  Yes, pilot, any time a large ship docks at a harbour the helmsman hands control over to the harbour pilot who knows the local waters. Cruise ships don't tend to use them often and this video is evidence of why they should.
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  5789. Common with British people. I know, I know, people expect us to sound like we are from Zimbabwe or China, but we genuinely do sound British. Being from Britain and all.
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  5790. He covered that in the video...
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  5791.  @Ortheodore99  And it's the UK, we're hardly Russia where people stop and stare at anyone non-white because they might never see another one.
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  5792. The glancing blow of an asteroid, it entered the atmosphere at such a shallow angle that the deceleration caused by travelling through several thousand miles of dense gas boiled it to a million degrees and it exploded high up in the sky. The same object entering the atmosphere at a steep angle could have punched a mile-wide hole in the planet's surface and killed half of all living things in Siberia.
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  5793. The UN was supposed to be just that but it's completely and utterly impotent as an institution.
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  5794. Unless you're on your way out you should see people on Mars, if Artemis 2 succeeds (an unmanned orbit of the moon later this year) then NASA plans to have people back on the moon in 2025 aboard Artemis 3, if this happens it will be a huge boost for the space industry, SpaceX already plan to have someone on Mars by 2030 via their Starship vehicle and Elon Musk has already said that the success of the Artemis missions could trigger a lot of investment in space travel, possibly rejuvenating it to 1960's levels.
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  5795. So long as you spend very little time in the comments ;)
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  5796. Water without ions in it strips the ions from anything you put in it. Super corrosive water.
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  5797. It would output huge amounts of CO2, on top of that a lot of clothing contains nylon and the last thing we need is plastic particles in the air.
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  5798. Siberia has deserts but not sandy ones, just extremely dry areas called tundra where nothing grows or lives.
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  5799. You could argue that the first battle of WW2 was two year earlier in 1937 when the Japanese invaded China.
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  5800. It was also filmed not long before the attack if I remember correctly.
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  5801. Germany did however occupy all of northern Italy and it shares a border with France that features fortifications known as the Alpine Line. The Italians were utterly inept when they invaded France across the Alpine Line in 1940 but that is not to say the Germans would be equally as unlucky, and they did try to cross the Alpine Pass in 1944 to stop the liberation of France.
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  5802. Hedonism isn't a pillar of any of the major religions, if it was then maybe religion would be a bit more popular. "Father, I have sinned." "That's OK, son, your penance will be Reading festival and two of these pills." "Did Mitsubishi make these?" "that they did, now off you go."
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  5803. Little rascal!
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  5804. Same reason the English joined the EU, to become prosperous, and now that they are prosperous they want to ditch both. Don't worry, you'll be the sick man on Europe again within 5 years and you won't have Scotland's oil to plunder this time. Or our fish, hahaha.
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  5805. No one voted Boris into power, he just succeeded Theresa May after her resignation.
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  5806. And what about the babies, elderly or people with compromised immune systems that your kids come across? Will they survive unscathed too when latent measles jump from your kid into them because of moronic parents? At least it's no fault of your kids, I've always said that if someone I knew died because of an unvaccinated kid I wouldn't be angry at them but I would kill their parents on their doorstep without hesitation.
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  5807. There's that myth again, cops do not need grounds to ask for ID.
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  5808.  @johnnorris1983  Only if they are prolonged for days with no one to tending to the data centers as every data center has some kind of redundancy, be that offsite backups that remain safe when power takes out a data center, or diesel generators to power the center for up to 72hrs - plenty of time for the power to come back or for those on site to backup any critical data to a place offsite. Also a computer doesn't lose anything on it's hard drive when it gets turned off, data centers are the exact same - if they do lose power it just means we can't access the data from our homes, but the data is still there on tens of thousands of hard drives sitting without power waiting for someone to restore the power.
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  5809. No, he said car.
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  5810. You have to believe in karma first.
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  5811. And terrorists who would love it if cities had dozens or hundreds of potential dirty bombs they could blow up.
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  5812. The detractors will simply say "What problems are there?" since so long as the sky is not falling on their heads it means everything is working OK.
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  5813. You have absolutely no idea what breakthroughs we will achieve regarding nuclear power in just the next five 50 years so how you can say nuclear waste will exist long after humans are gone is speculative nonsense. What else can you tell us about the future? Will hoverboards exist?
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  5814. Why would Russia even need a carrier? They have no overseas possessions and they don't tend to rely on gunboat diplomacy to get their own way.
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  5815. Then you are gullible. Only one province serves dog meat in China and it's mainly for tourists.
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  5816. Sushi is raw food, who in their right mind would allow raw food to sit for almost a week so that whatever was living inside it could multiply or grow bigger?
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  5817.    They are nothing like a conspiracy theorist, they spotted an obvious strawman and they set fire to it.
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  5818. Your comment stopped making sense at the word configuration...
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  5819.  @davidgivins1685  OK, clearly you must be a troll. Try to be less obvious.
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  5820. Has anyone looked under the sofa cushions?
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  5821. You must be deaf then.
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  5822. The head is the same size as the torso, was this suit designed for Stewie Griffin?
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  5823. Yellow hat? He was a friend of Andrews, they stated in a vlog after the gig.
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  5824.  @interstat2222  Smart people are all online now watching YouTube or any number of great streaming services like Brilliant or Curiosity Stream, that leaves only the idiots watching regular TV, and idiots have no interest in things like Tomorrow's World - they want to see who will win X Factor or who will get cheated on in Love Island. Which makes me glad I no longer have a TV license.
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  5825. Buffalo don't even have nipples.
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  5826. It's a clip from a TV show.
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  5827. Because the list is about mental illnesses, not developmental disorders or a man possessed by a dead janitor...
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  5828. Ironically cryptocurrency mining contributes to global warming now as it was calculated that the amount of electricity used globally to mine was comparable to a small country.
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  5829. Or fill it with pish like "The BBC is coming down on the 23rd of February!" and "Up Tommy Robinson!" Remind me, when is the 23rd of February and where is Tommy?
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  5830. Completely irrelevent here.
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  5831. If someone sideswipes that bike she'll be tumbling along tarmac for a hundred feet, kids are durable but their heads open up just like any other melon. I'm glad to live in a country where such recklessness is illegal.
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  5832. You can't forego research just because there is poverty and disease in the world or else we'd all still be living in caves.
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  5833. You guys really are cabbages over there, huh?
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  5834. Because they had no federal funds to do so. If it is up to three parties to fund the maintenance of something then any two parties are not going to agree to pay while the third one is stiffing them.
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  5835. It obviously wasn't launched from Ukraine, it would have been launched from a few streets away. It was an off-the-shelf drone carrying a bomb.
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  5836. Except one of them has arrived, we've been using quantum computers for a decade...
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  5837. I'm glad you think that way Artoria now that Crimea is back with it's rightful owner after being stolen in 1954 by the Ukrainian leader of the USSR.
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  5838. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  5839. Seeing as wokery is just whatever the right don't agree with then it's hardly an infiltration, wokery has been here for as long as trees or wind has.
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  5840. The Late Late Breakfast Show aired during primetime at around 9pm, the name was a joke relating to the Breakfast and Late Breakfast shows that aired in the morning. And yeah, he did Deal or No Deal, currently he's gone a bit potty with conspiracy theories and no one wants to hire him.
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  5841.  @jonathangibilisco2257  By that hillbilly logic the blame for the two 787 Max crashes was the company that built the software, and when that door plug flew off last week I assume the blame lies with the company that pressed the steel, yeah? It's a plane, the manufacturer picks the engines, fits the engines, maintains the engines.
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  5842. Where was the bee apology? The bee simply decided it didn't want to sacrifice itself because there was no threat, but it did not apologise.
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  5843. It needs to be able to bash the deliveries around a bit more and throw them at great speed if Boston Dynamics want Hermes to buy these robots.
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  5844. Not really, it has been used successfully thousands of times with just this sole accident against it.
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  5845.  @BetelgeuseBetelgeuseBetelgeuse  Mentally healthy people do not find it easy to gruesomely kill children at close range.
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  5846. Or consider her a possession that must obey you.
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  5847. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  5848. No, deterrence is ongoing and has been every hour since the 1960's.
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  5849.  @HiTechOilCo  It's just an expression.
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  5850. Reported for spamming.
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  5851. How can you become responsible for a turbine blade without actually being capable of responsibility?
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  5852. It's almost as if they are all different, just like males.
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  5853. Yep, February/March is the coldest time of the year and when it's most likely to snow so early mornings in April can be quite cold.
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  5854.  @leanajo754  Nah, he punched like he was trying to wipe something off the guy's chin.
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  5855. Every section has dangerously incorrect facts, this is the Infographics channel after all.
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  5856. Because it is a log with the middle scooped out! What else could it be? A bowl for someone that really loves soup? A piece of casing for a surface-to-air missile made of wood? It's clearly a canoe.
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  5857. True, but never before in history has the next empire been treated like shit by the rest of the planet. The French were the only nation not to force themselves on China back in the day, as Napoleon once said "Let China sleep, for when that giant awakens the ground will tremble". This line would later be the inspiration for the American writer of Toro! Toro! Toro! as something a Japanese admiral might say about the US after Pearl Harbor. Napoleon said it for real though, a master strategist and a very wise man.
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  5858. Not really, their civilisation only collapsed around 800 years ago.
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  5859.  @zakosist  Terrorists would never get anywhere near a nuclear plant, security would be mighty suspicious if a dozen middle eastern gentlemen turned up at one of the security checkpoints asking for a tour of sensitive systems. Unless they were all wearing hard hats and ties.
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  5860.  @sunnybnk  That's not how courts work.
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  5861. Don't over react, Vera, it was a mistake.
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  5862. Nothing to with it being western tech, it was investigated to see if it in any way caused the disaster since it was testing one of the unit 4 turbines while there was also a test of the unit 4 reactor. They thought it might have screwed up the test somehow.
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  5863.  @mariajohn8494  I hope you get the help you need, it's never too late to stop hating and start loving.
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  5864. It is not a "dire warning to the US", for a start if it was to the US it would be directed AT the US. This was Lil Kim just telling his nation that the country would beat the big nasty USA if it bullies them, it's propaganda aimed at convincing people that North Korea is strong and the world is weak, nothing more. When News networks make statements like this one they are guilty of doing what Kim just did, lying to people in order to control or coerce them. North Korea is no threat to the US, they have about three nuclear weapons and their missiles are crap - if they fired something at Guam it would just as likely land 60 miles from it and then the US and South Korea would annihilate the country as Kim ran across the border to China.
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  5865. Because of the power of suggestion.
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  5866.  @pleiadiblu2365  Obviously we do know, do you think that no one ever scanned those 50 men? It would be the first thing at the next medical check up they had.
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  5867.  @popcornsheep9769  Off you fuck now!
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  5868.  @MrBearyMcBearface  Original! "I've seen a new word being used, I better use it too!"
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  5869.  @Raphardee  Imagine craving attention from strangers on the internet by joining in their hate-filled bullshit? Maybe one of them will sell you a pin and you can form a club.
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  5870.  @Raphardee  Did you just copy my comment back at me? That is novel.
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  5871. I wish this unbiased reader would turn up because I've been watching patiently for five days and you guys are still neck-and-neck.
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  5872. You'd be amazed at the shit they are allowed to put in food over there, it saddens me that the UK will be the same within a few years.
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  5873. Tempus fugit.
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  5874. By lying to people who believe everything they hear.
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  5875. Usually disembowelled rather than castrated, they would start removing bits of your insides and showing them to you until you confessed or died.
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  5876. I can't see Schindler selling this tech to other companies anyway, these robots are what set them apart from other elevator installers like Otis.
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  5877. You do vote for MEP's. If you haven't then that is because you aren't registered but this Scot has voted for MEP's multiple times.
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  5878. So, we've had rallies and book burnings and now we have "surrounding yourself with sadistic people". Are we sure Trump doesn't model himself after a certain Austrian painter?
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  5879. ...and lets Russia keep the land it's stolen, which will be a huge neon sign to every country with ambitions - "America won't stand in your way!"
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  5880. Only last year a teenager got off completely free after killing a woman in the US in a DUI, only 7 years ago a teenager got off completely free after killing four people in the US in a DUI. Still want to compete with the US?
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  5881.  @deegee7133  All four placed their debit cards on the table and asked the server to pick a card to pay the bill. His card was picked.
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  5882. Not designed to cool air, designed to cool water, and some of that water escapes out the top as vapour.
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  5883. A Gen Z that identifies as a dog.
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  5884.  Herbert Norkus  Don't blame us in Europe, that's just republican deflection. I'll admit that some countries such as Germany should keep up with the commitments that they agreed to but Europe's combined force is more than adequate to combat any aggressor (except the US) and two of us (the UK and France) have nukes so we could disband all of our air, sea and land units and Russia would still never dare to invade. If they set one foot in Estonia or Latvia the rest of us are treaty-bound to gift wrap a few ICBMs for Moscow.
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  5885.  @panpiper  Seeing as the channel islands are right on the coast of France they play little or no part in stopping anyone from using the channel. If the French mainland can't fully dictate who uses the channel then three little islands that are a stone's throw from the French coast aren't going to either.
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  5886.  White Supreme  No, when you just expect more from an actual journalist.
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  5887.  @Lianmin27  It's a meme from the movie Titanic.
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  5888. Grow up, this happened in the first world and had nothing to do with your book of magic tricks.
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  5889. That is nonsense.
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  5890. Rockstar Games was originally called BMG and published the first games under that name, it was during development of GTA3 that they renamed themselves Rockstar Games and bought the developer of GTA (DMA Design) and renamed them Rockstar North.
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  5891. Because I'm sure the Amish follow your bill of rights straight down to the letter...
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  5892. You are stupid, you seem to believe that climate change (something that has happened for as long as this planet has had an atmopshere) is something new.
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  5893. 0:11 When you order multiple units to take a city in Rome: Total War and increase the speed.
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  5894. Anyone over the age of 10.
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  5895.  @Krack2805  Both words are interchangeable.
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  5896. Not sure why, they would all have been collected in the weeks following.
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  5897.  @journeytosilius1  I don't know, I've never once heard Fdzzaigl speak, I don't even know the guy.
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  5898. Yes, what is to make a a billion dollar company follow regulations if the state only slaps them on the wrist? Admittedly the civil court is some deterrence but a fine should be proportional to the entity. In the UK companies don't get the measly thousand dollar fines that individuals get, they get fined in the millions and then they get dragged through the civil courts by the family.
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  5899. Being a civilised species. We're not there but we're getting there.
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  5900.  @alwyngreen7205  Then that mentality is your right, but it's a shitty one. I would prefer people to be productive members of society rather than career criminals who cost me a fuckton more in taxes in the long run.
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  5901. And? JSO are against the use of oil in engines and power plants, is a can of soup either of those things, Marty? You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  5902.  @swanseajaffa  *CAA 😉
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  5903. Which just means that if one did go rogue it would simply bide it's time until such infrastructure was in place. Hitler didn't try to take Germany when he was just one man.
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  5904. Looks like Ald'ruhn, will it house the Redoran council members?
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  5905.  @moizkhan8057  Then we are friends for life, brother 😁
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  5906. It saddens me that Australia is turning into America 2.0 with these pathetic mouth-piece shows that sensationalise shit and try to show everything out of context. If there's any real Bruce's and Sheila's left down there remember it's still OK to think for yourselves and not take your opinions from Rupert Murdoch! Though if you Aussies really are this gullible now I've got some beachfront property near Ayers rock you could have for a low low price.
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  5907.  @sigmaprime8197  Well he speaks like a bot so...
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  5908. Not really, the 13th century was around about the same time the Mayan nation began to collapse.
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  5909. I'll bear that in mind.
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  5910.  @UncoordinatedPixie  His head was 90% severed so it could very easily have broken the jaw of the woman behind, I mean the thing detached completely once his body had slid to the bottom of the ride so it was clearly only held on by a handful of sinews.
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  5911. Adults in body only.
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  5912. In the USA no one votes for the president, the electoral college does.
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  5913. Never spend any time on Channel 4's Oracle then? ;)
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  5914. As long as you still feel the same in decades time when that empire begins to collapse and vultures circle.
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  5915. No, it's the capital of the Republic of China, I know you're not far from the PRC but you don't have to do what they tell you.
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  5916. Contrary to popular belief people do actually attend the funerals of family members who were mentally ill. At least here in the first world anyway, it is only in backwards, primitive hell holes that mental illness is seen as demonic possession and evil - you know, places like third world nations and the United States.
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  5917. LOL, Because Mossad are paying YouTubers now, hahahaha
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  5918. Watched the first three before realising this was going to be mainly about Americans and turned it off.
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  5919. Because Rupert "Fox" Murdoch owns Sky News Australia and they report on what he wants them to report, just like Fox does.
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  5920. Better than to let Germany have them, we also sunk the French Atlantic Fleet. If someone doesn't have the good sense to wreck their hardware before it falls into enemy hands (as we did at Dunkirk) then we will wreck that hardware for you.
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  5921.  @rulu1828  There are four times as many nuclear-power utilising nations than there are nuclear-weapon utilising nations so can you please explain to me why the 75% that don't have nuclear weapons didn't use thorium in their reactors?
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  5922. @J Brand He was in the wrong street but nowhere in the video was he in the wrong, he was investigating a potential crime and the first person he meets is evasive, defensive and completely incapable of following simple instructions. This girl chose her path, it will likely be a very arduous path but she chose it.
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  5923. Of course you did.
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  5924. He can't, the US is still on our amber list so no one is allowed to travel there without special permission.
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  5925.  @Gws_2  The only plague on this world are those who back misinformation, disinformation, and lies. You are turning our species into paranoid zombies and you have the audacity/stupidity to call us the plague? LMAO
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  5926.  @pleiadiblu2365  He never said there was a safe location, he said it was the safest location.
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  5927. Then she simply refutes that she had a broken tail light or says someone else must have been driving...
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  5928. Except being an intelligent man of the time and much more aware of the current goings on than we ever could be Oppenheimer wouldn't have such knowledge, instead he would have lived through the Japanese twice ignoring the bombs and even the threat of a third bomb and then them only agreeing to America's surrender terms a few hours after Russians started landing in their territory. If anything he would have known that his creation just incinerated 150,000 to 250,000 Japanese people needlessly, well not needlessly, the military brass specifically chose cities over sparsely populated areas so they could see what their bombs did to people.
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  5929. Guessing you've never seen Short Circuit then?
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  5930. There's a bit of a difference between preparing a country for a pretty difficult winter and plunging said country into the filth and disease of 1,000 years ago. You do know this is a left wing channel, right? You won't get many upvotes in here if that is what you were hoping for.
    1
  5931. Because it was so easy turning Hitler off wasn't it? What with all of those soldiers defending him.
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  5932. psychopaths don't cry.
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  5933. No we fucking don't, we've had Indians and Pakistanis in this country since the 1960s, and only in 2019 did illegal migration go through the roof to the point that dinghies were arriving with 80 people every hour. I am so genuinely curious to see how a Tory wastrel can blame this on Blair and Brown, like seriously, please amuse me with your ramblings.
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  5934. Weather, wind, shape of the bomb, any number of reasons.
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  5935. 1:25 I thought Mexico City had a higher population than NYC?
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  5936.  @sledgehammer9739  So you were not able to answer him?
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  5937.  @sledgehammer9739  Are you upvoting your own answers? Blimey.
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  5938. Good thing for you we're only trying to cut down on plastic and not tin foil.
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  5939. No, climate change was just one of the factors, there was a heat spell lasting a few decades that caused extreme droughts and destroyed crops, it's one of the main factors that led to the Mayans collapse.
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  5940. No one has ever said heatwaves are new, what is your point, Kim?
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  5941. At 1600 metres a mile is closer to 2km than it is to 1km
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  5942.  @learnedeldersofteemo8917  His grandad likely came to realise the importance of seatbelts and that distinguishes him from you, an idiot can't learn.
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  5943.  @mikefahrney607  Usually when a beautiful young woman has gone missing it's because they've been murdered, it's not odd in the slightest that someone would just assume the same had happened to their own daughter and lose hope of ever seeing them again.
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  5944. You suspect this might have been arsonists of the cloth? Pyroclergy?
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  5945. It's easy to gloss over something that never happened, but please feel free to furnish the rest of us with your genocide links.
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  5946. Moon dust!
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  5947. Learn what global warming is first before you put your stupidity on display for everyone.
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  5948. The irony of you mentioning sheep.
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  5949.  @mosesserukwaya816  Wind can transmit bacteria, but all the major bacteria groups are already found all over the world and so it doesn't matter if they travel in the air. Viruses on the other hand can only survive outside of a host for a very short period of time depending on the virus, for a coronavirus that time is 30 mins suspended in air or around five hours on a surface, after that the virus dies. So the only way a virus travels across the world is inside animals, like humans.
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  5950. If you could only see yourself through intelligent eyes you'd weep at the state of humanity.
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  5951. "And if you look out the left side of the aircraft you will see we are just over the Pearly Gates."
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  5952. Ahh, that must be why China is leading in 37 out of 44 key technology sectors important to national security?
    1
  5953. Because they aren't nuclear and couldn't produce enough steam to operate a catapult. Charles De Gaulle has a catapult, but she is the only nuclear carrier outside of the US.
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  5954. It's ok, whenever dams or bridges do fall down in the US the politicians can just point at the last administration and say "See what satan does with those idle hands" and everyone is happy again. Blaming the other guy has worked for over 50 years of stagnation and rot.
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  5955. A man ate a frozen bratwurst, thus ensuring the police would never find the murder weapon.
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  5956. The internet is more than 60.
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  5957.  @fvg5r396  And? Like the dude said, you don't know all the details, she could have been having a schizophrenic episode for all you know.
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  5958.  @ethelmini  Don't try to teach physics to an idiot, you'd have more chance explaining golf to a cow.
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  5959.  @larryfranklin  No, you were founded as a republic and you are still a republic. I could quote somebody too but it would be as irrelevant to my comment as your quote is to yours.
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  5960. Andris, that isn't true, by your logic every US president has been a clone of George Washington. If you remove Trump then the next character will be a different president.
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  5961.  @joe18750  Not a single person in the video said "climate alarmism", they said climate change - something that has been happening since this planet first got an atmosphere. You have to be a special kind of stupid to think it's some sort of recent creation.
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  5962. Indeed, the real Atlantis has to be down there somewhere.
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  5963. Argos is where you find the laminated book of dreams, within it's pages are contained combinations of numbers, each attributed to a single dream and used to purchase them. Utilizing a dwarf pen one can scribble down the numbers of as many dreams as one can afford with currency and then take them to the guardian of the dream warehouse for collection! I haven't been since childhood but I have fond memories of the place.
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  5964. No, that's like several hundred trips in a Hercules transport plane from a flooded part of Japan to a non-flooded part of Japan. They were rescuing people, not abducting them.
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  5965. Mao was Chinese...
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  5966.  @scottjohnstontheii9287  The captain might be a woman but the canal pilot who had to steer the ship through the channel was a man.
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  5967. Is this the same god that drowned millions indiscriminately in the biblical flood?
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  5968.  @mattsyson3980  Agreed, with the amount of times they forget that the UK started this whole affair I'm really starting to think Brexiters have an illness, or amnesia.
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  5969. All firefighters are heroes...
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  5970. Clearly seeing as most robbers are desperate and robbing out of necessity from being financially insecure it seems that it would work. Not every theft is a diamond heist.
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  5971. That's how it works in most of Europe, you get a free (at the point of service) education that you pay back once you start to get results from it.
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  5972. No, it isn't.
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  5973. 2:50 Is one of the most stupid things I've ever seen and both of those guys should be out of a job.
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  5974. Americans are not as stupid as they look, if they wanted it to look like a 100 dollar hobby drone being piloted by a Ukrainian they would not use a 20 million dollar MQ9 Reaper.
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  5975. They tried but he beat the anger management teacher up and locked him in a cupboard.
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  5976. Evil? You need to get some help with your judgement, the doctor was reckless is all.
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  5977. With my anxiety and stress levels if I had been on that flight and sat within two or three seats of that kid I'd have been taken off that plane in handcuffs, but at least the kid would have been unconscious for the rest of the flight.
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  5978. If it really does turn out to be a lovey-dovey thing about coddling then that would go along way to explaining why I, a friendly sociopath, have always been perplexed by it. It's just more of that emotion stuff.
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  5979. Exactly, glad to hear you are onboard with climate change and second trimester abortions then and everything else that scientists state.
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  5980. Are you mad?
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  5981. Incidentally Piper Alpha was the disaster that got Lock Out:Tag Out introduced in the US 2 years earlier than planned, it wasn't supposed to become a thing until 1991 but after Piper Alpha made news around the world OSHA brought it's introduction forward to 1989 instead. It would still be another year or two after that before European countries introduced similar LOTO policies.
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  5982. Obviously you cannot call a missile back but there is a protocol in place that allows the same folks who launched the missile to abort it and detonate a conventional explosive on board the missile which would mean it disintegrates before it gets near it's target.
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  5983. Being able to select and copy text from an image is incredible, I love that.
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  5984. Especially with Jacob Rees-Muppet being hell bent on repealing all 1300 EU regulations in order to "stimulate business". The quality of all things will rapidly go downhill if he achieves it.
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  5985. 220 to 250 on average then. quarter of a kilometer.
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  5986.  @TheAnnoyingBoss  And several dozen more war ship museums in almost every city...
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  5987. Beardsley, a proud Mayan surname 😉
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  5988. Permanent magnets can't fail. Electromagnets can fail, but a permanent magnet has the clue in it's name. ;)
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  5989. He's already done Biden.
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  5990.  @xXevilsmilesXx  I find it much better to check my facts than to post bullshit hoping the other guy doesn't.
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  5991.  @itsMe_TheHerpes  I see you're selective in your facts. 1.) Executions back then were a public spectacle because the public adored it, Walpole was an exception. 2.) In places like Pakistan there are people just like Walpole who hate that their country is full of zealots. Try to be rational and put your prejudices aside when discussing such matters, lol.
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  5992. There is on average 90 aircraft per US carrier and there are 12 (?) carriers.
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  5993. Did evolution find a better one? No.
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  5994. I don't see how that is an understatement. He said 'various' and there are several trials going on...
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  5995. Actually, "the city" is correct terminology, it just means urban area in this context, nothing at all to do with London. Especially seeing as allied troops were dispersed allover the UK.
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  5996. You really are a frightful bore Chevy, old boy. Chin chin!
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  5997.  @endlessendless2391  No, it would show that we're not bloodthirsty thugs like our masters in Washington.
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  5998. Democrats do, republicans don't, democrats want to help the planet and lead the way to a better future for all while republicans just point at China and India and say "If they pollute then so can we." Republicans really love setting a low bar, "So what if 13 kids were shot today across the US. That's still less than Yemen!"
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  5999. Has Dame Wonderbra had her MBE withdrawn yet? One corrupt peer at a time, please.
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  6000. I'm assuming your name is just ironic then.
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  6001.  @sztypettto  Nazi Germany wanted to be an empire with colonies in Africa and they knew that the UK and France would never tolerate Germans on the African continent. Hitler wanted to make peace with the British in the same way he wanted to make peace with the Russians... to bide time until he had the forces to defeat them. A five year old could have told you that. Did you think the Afrika Corps were just sightseeing in Africa?
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  6002. You will when driving becomes outlawed, or you'll walk everywhere. And before you say "that'll never happen", of course it will - the death toll of over a million humans killed on roads every year across the world is utterly atrocious and unacceptable and shows that humans are far too reckless to operate vehicles - no sane government is going to allow there to be tens of thousands of people killed every year by reckless idiots and drunks just to satisfy people like you who are scared of the future. It's coming. And if your TV is buffering then you have a shit connection or faulty hardware.
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  6003.  @daviddavidson2357  "China is about as efficient as a formula one car running on coal." You surely can't be this sheltered? You are calling a country that went from having zero high speed rail 15 years ago to 40,000km of it (2,000 times as much as every other nation combined)... inefficient?
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  6004. There's no money in it, mentally ill people cannot legally pay for themselves and many of them do not have relatives that can pay for them. One of the downsides of running medicine as a business.
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  6005.  @MrBrimmer  Not at ramming speed, only if you drove slowly.
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  6006. Strangely you seem to have omitted Qanon and the Proud Boys there. Cognitive bias is a bitch ain't it?
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  6007. It's good to see you again, Captain Obvious, you've been dearly missed.
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  6008. I can see railguns bringing back the battleship, as the ability to hit something from up to 100 miles away using a speedy platform would make aircraft carriers very vulnerable, I can see naval warfare in 30 or 40 years time being dominated by rail cruisers, fast, heavily armoured ships designed to punch holes in other fast, heavily armoured ships. These new battleships would replace the carrier just as the carrier replaced the first battleships.
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  6009.  @greatbriton8425  You also chose to omit the fact that most of that CO2 is concentrated in a thin layer, like a sheet of glass running across the atmosphere (almost like the roof of a greenhouse, I wonder if that's where the name comes from...) Fancy that? A layered atmosphere meaning that even gases that there is less than 1% of can perfectly envelop the entire globe like the skin of a balloon. Atmospheric layers? Geometric shapes? Can you imagine if they taught this stuff in school... /s
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  6010.  @MrBulky992  Ignore Mungo, the only subject he has authority on is candy.
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  6011.  Frank Silvers  Were and still are? The first passenger jet was European (BOAC Comet) and the current top dog is European (Airbus A320)...
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  6012. That title.. Is blacksmithing considered trickery in the US?
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  6013. Was it stolen by any chance?
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  6014. I would love to see a video on the Tay Bridge Disaster, it was the biggest disaster to hit my city and both the bridge and the disaster held many records and firsts, it's not very well remembered though as it was 130 years ago and is fading from people's minds now, but the material would be perfect for you - a train in the middle of a mile long bridge over a river while the worst storm in Scottish history starts to tear the bridge apart. As someone who hates deep water being on that train would have been nightmare fuel for me!
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  6015. Social justice is evil? Crikey.
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  6016. After Trump I think your grandchildren won't be mentioning this generation, it'll be a stain to them.
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  6017. Also it's not lefties it's righties, the left has never been conservative or against progress. Like ever...
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  6018. Hahaha, yeah, I never noticed that 'til now. I think Ben Affleck and Mark Wahlberg only use R's in movies that aren't set in Boston.
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  6019. Then that is just being spiteful to the guy who created this video for you.
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  6020. There are folks who steal dwarves?
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  6021. An EV would have higher torque still, though I wouldn't want to reverse the ass-end of an EV into a lake.
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  6022.  @fyre9123  The hippocampus from someone who had had their life support withdrawn would still be alive and functional but your second point was spot on, the hippocampus is integrated at the centre of the brain and would have hundreds of thousands of synaptic connections to the surrounding brain tissue. Good luck anyone who tries to transplant one of those 😃
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  6023. And? Winters is a Quaker so knock it off, Guarnere!
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  6024. And what are they going to do? It's a ballistic submarine, it can't surface even if someone dies.
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  6025. "I want McLean, get me McLean!" - Alan Rickman at a McDonald's drive thru
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  6026.  @googleaccount4159  If your sub has just been hit by a torpedo do you think there would only be a single crisis and then it's all fine and dandy again? Your first crisis is making the boat safe by sealing compartments. Your second crisis is stabilising the boat so that it doesn't drop below crush depth. Your third crisis is restoring main power so the boat can maneuvre. Your fourth crisis, etc, etc, Do you think when USS Essex was crippled by a kamikaze pilot in WW2 that that was the end of their troubles?
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  6027.  @googleaccount4159  You completely missed my point, dude. If you have spent 8 hours putting out fires then your fire extinguishers WOULD be empty. Just as if you had spent 8 hours hunting fires behind bulkheads your thermal camera batteries WOULD be dead. A stricken sub or ship has finite supplies of everything and once they are gone they are gone, then it's time to improvise.
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  6028. Because we've already made small ones and got as much data from them as we are ever going to.
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  6029. It is gun free, that is why mass shootings are every 15 years and not 600 times in one year. Why do you gun nuts keep embarrassing yourselves with such stupid statements?
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  6030. No US carrier since the Forrestal-class of the 60's has fitted through the Panama canal so that has no bearing on maximum carrier size.
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  6031. The US let them in for their minds, nothing more - remember the US turned away the SS St. Louis but gave Shirō Ishii a US passport. The US only wanted their weapons!
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  6032. Someone with leprosy obviously. Would you call someone with cancer "a cancer"?
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  6033. Flying on a Boeing in this day and age? And people say teenagers are reckless.
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  6034. Big gas-guzzling machines trampling over everything to get to the last drops of oil? Yeah, that sounds about as liberal as it gets if you know absolutely fuck-all about liberals.
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  6035.  @TysonMoore1337  Mmmmm'kay Eric.
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  6036.  @jmo53214.  Australians stopped eating dogs in the 90's, your dogs would be fine!
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  6037. They could just as easily stop our food in return.
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  6038. The Typhoon is an Akula class, Typhoon is just NATO's reporting name for it. Although the facts that were included were from a Pike-class (known as an Akula by NATO). 14,000 tonnes is the average size of a US, British or French ballistic sub, a Typhoon was over 40,000 tonnes - twice the displacement of the 2nd largest sub (America's Ohio-class).
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  6039. I call him Worzel Gummidge. I'm always expecting straw to be poking out of his cuffs.
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  6040. Unless talking about the city of Chernobyl, but I'm just being pedantic.
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  6041. And it's not like anyone anywhere could be ignorant of science.
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  6042. Big Ben is the colloquialism, so long as you know that the tower is called Elizabeth Tower it is OK to call it Big Ben.
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  6043. I'm simple, I see a Joe Scott video I stick a crayon up my nose. Because I'm simple.
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  6044. Same!
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  6045. Or against it.
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  6046. Then take away the need, I'd do anything not to have a job but someone has to make my food and build my house and filter my water and I have to pay them. If robots did those things we would need no money, and if we need no money we are finally free to live as intended instead of as slaves.
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  6047. Thank fuck!
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  6048. Most folks who mock Brits do so from anonymity, such as hiding behind the name of someone that is long dead. Funny that.
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  6049. You are right, it is beyond you.
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  6050. The French weren't poor peasants, they were one of the two great powers of the time.
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  6051. But normally it's just shoddy like in this video. Capitalism, where the lowest bidder gets to build stuff!
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  6052. That and the white noise of being near a shipping lane.
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  6053. Did Joe just pitch For All Mankind?
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  6054.  @Badbhoys  It would not have been justified, you can't just go around executing the mentally ill, that's how the Nazis started out.
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  6055. The English got surnames for the Domesday Book census, before that they didn't have surnames and would introduce themselves (if they were nobility) as "John of Nottingham" in a similar vein to other Germanic tribes on the European mainland but when the Domesday Book was being written you had to give your Christian name and your profession and this is how we came about with Smith, Carpenter, Tailor, Fisher, etc
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  6056. It's much more unfair to die from a curable disease, which millions of people do all over the world. I'd cure poverty before I cured cancer as we already have the means to do so.
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  6057. A US destroyer just used 19 of it's VLS missiles to take down 2 regular missiles and a bunch of drones so all China would need is 4800 drones. About the same amount they used for the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics over a decade ago.
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  6058. I believe it was Ultima Online, before that they were known as MUDs.
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  6059. I'm glad your mum returned it to the BBC so we could watch it now.
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  6060. It's not infinite, you are confusing the scope of the universe with the structure of the universe, we know what the structure of the universe is and it isn't infinite, it is a three dimensional reality where we can interact with 5% of it.
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  6061.  @nagytibor6749  It's on Russia's doorstep, this happened about 100 miles from Sochi, you think the US would be fine with Russian spy drones circling 100 miles from Cape Canaveral in Florida?
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  6062.  @BK-uf6qr  No, the Apache is not fast for an attack helicopter, it can be easily overtaken by much bigger transport helicopters.
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  6063. It's absolutely staggering that in Florida of all states only five elected officials quit, surely there are more than five elected republicans in that state? Either that or Desantis Claus came down their chimneys and made them aware of a loophole that allows them to get round it and he just didn't tell these five.
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  6064. There are ways to create tritium much easier and faster, we simply have no need for more tritium than we already produce as a by product. You also said yourself that fusion reactors can breed their own tritium.
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  6065. Never, how is that relevant to the article?
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  6066. He probably means phones or tablets or some shit.
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  6067. Because in those days everyone had the same hat and facial hair, even the women and children.
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  6068. The Rhine-Rhone canal
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  6069. *hide
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  6070. BINGO! There are people who take responsibility, and there are people who expect everyone around them to be their safety net.
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  6071. "..and over on the left you'll find some pamphlets with directions to all the local amenities, now if you'll just follo.. wait, what is that sound? Is that the Bee Gees?" - God
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  6072. divine*
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  6073. Well obviously, but they are all over Europe and Asia
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  6074.  @remedytee  Found the Edgelord!
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  6075. Longer life spans would require larger brains to accommodate more memories, eventually human evolution would solve this naturally but in the short term we would have to undergo surgical procedures that could leave us looking like Megamind, or John C. Reilly. Discuss.
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  6076. No, from what I believe fate always catches you and it's always something extremely far-fetched or comical. She would have tripped and fell head-first into a goldfish bowl and drowned looking like an astronaut with the bowl on her head. Something like that.
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  6077. They are a paradoxical breed.
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  6078. We've never had robots that can do this.
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  6079. Yeah, I guessed it was an act.
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  6080. No, the pressure hull that keeps the water out is far stronger than the interior bulkheads that separate compartments, the bulkheads or 'firewalls' can hold back normal operating pressures of 200 to 300 metres so if a compartment is flooding you can safely just close the hatch to that compartment, but if the sub is about to reach it's crush depth of 550 metres then every compartment will be wrecked the moment the pressure hull fails.
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  6081. So they invaded the Falkland islands, knocked England out of the World Cup by cheating, gave safe harbour to dozens of top Nazis and in the 60's they tried to murder a bunch of Scots with dodgy corned beef? If a country can have a nemesis then Britain's must be Argentina.
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  6082.  @robertnicholson1409  You mean only if they had been indoctrinated by US-led right wing nonsense mongers, but most Aussies have integrity so that is not the case.
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  6083. If I remember correctly it was because of the EM radiation generated by the screen, people thought that sitting to close to the screen could give you brain cancer. When mobile phones became a thing in the 90's people thought the same about them, and recently the same ne-er-do-wells are telling us it's 5G that'll cause brain cancer. There's always something that will give us brain cancer, it'll probably be dishwashers next.
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  6084.  @2adamast  The word is 'remind'.
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  6085. Last week I saw a story about a British warship stationed at Bermuda that stopped 144 million quid of cocaine getting into the US, now they US coastguard have repaid the favour by stopping a man in a bubble from getting into bermuda!
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  6086. Obstructive Coronary-Pulmonary Disease?
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  6087. The macabre has always interested humans and likely always will, also if it warns of the extreme dangers of the far right then it's good in my book.
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  6088.  @iloveyoushima  sigh
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  6089. They are in a prize draw?
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  6090. Woah Black Betty, Bluray-Ram
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  6091. Dude's surname is cabbage, hahahaha
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  6092. Yep.
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  6093. Oooother Pendragon?
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  6094. Grow up, ffs.
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  6095. All of what you just did, that's called speculation.
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  6096. Yes, because it's British and the NSA have no jurisdiction over here.
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  6097. Can I Philinblank with Afuckingdonut?
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  6098.  @randommuddyhobo  The fact that it is relevant to what the OP said - the woman is not miserable and she did not pick this family at random, she's just a bigot who resents having Mexicans in a property that used to belong to a family member.
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  6099. Because of what they are used for, if you don't have overseas territories to defend like Britain and France do then there's really no need for carriers unless you use them for 'gunboat diplomacy' like the US does. "Let us get our way or we send a carrier to your country!" Russia never even got interested in them until the 80's and only started the two that it did out of curiousity and as a test bed to familiarise themselves with carriers. Even then the two that they built (later selling one to China) are more 'cruiser' than 'carrier' since half of the ship's deck is missile launchers.
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  6100. innit!
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  6101. The irony being that those "many people" will be anti-abortion conservatives. "If it isn't born then how can I smack it every day until the age of 16?"
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  6102. 0_O
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  6103. True, but then that means you don't own the battery so you don't have to fork out 18 grand to replace it when it wears out, it will just be replaced for free. So which is cheaper? a lump sum every 8-10 years or X amount per month over the same period?
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  6104. British Telecom could not afford to rewire the country for tone-dialling, we were still a debt-ridden country in the 80's, in 1984 most major cities still had bomb damage from a war that ended 39 years earlier and would not have the cash to start cleanup until 1997 when we paid off the last of our debt to the US. We were known as the sick child of Europe back then.
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  6105. Why do we dig up fossils or artefacts? Surely both are just junk.
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  6106. Russia will still just sink any cargo ship that attempts to leave the Black Sea.
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  6107. You think Rachel did it?
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  6108. It's not a project though, it's a group of projects.
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  6109. We rise when there is a legitimate threat not when a bunch of conservative fluffties get their panties in a bunch over the slightest thing. Honestly the Daily Mail could have "Brown fella touches white woman's tit" as a headline and you all start jumping up at our heels and barking like a field of Jack Russells, it's frankly hilarious and sad at the same time. Honestly, every time a nutjob mutters the word 'Allah' and squashes someone in his Ford Capri you act like it's Pearl Harbor allover again, the irrationality of it is just mindboggling, it reminds me of how my son came squealing in to the lounge one day to tell us he had found a snake and when we followed him to the back door there was an earthworm on the doorstep. He was five and it was the most exciting thing he'd ever seen. "Steve, you seen the new Pakistani couple that moved in to number 6?" "MORE MUSLIMS, LORD WHY DO YOU TEST ME SO?!?! Truly it is the end of days, you must build a bunker, a bunker capable of taking 2 of every animal." "Nah.. I'll probably just say hello over the fence." I probably shouldn't feel so good, I'm mocking people with mental health issues, but you don't have crack me up :)
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  6110. The USS Los Angeles was a Flight 1 688 designed in the 60's while USS Toledo was a Flight 3 688i from the mid-90's, very different submarines.
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  6111. They are building a 1km tall skyscraper so I'll bet we have something 1600m tall being built by 2035. It'll just require a huge footprint to steady it and considering the size of that footprint (and the cost of land)I wouldn't be surprised if they tried to minimise it by making it a building on four legs - each one a leaning skyscraper of it's own that merge at about the 400m mark and then taper up together towards a point. Like the Eiffel Tower but five times taller and full of offices, restaurants and rich people.
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  6112. I don't see the relevance of a vegan comment here, we white folk haven't been eating black people.
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  6113. Doesn't every country have plastic cash by now?
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  6114. People live in NYC because they want to live there, despite the high tax rate, they won't move.
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  6115.  @Ohiostategenerationx  I was talking about the super rich, obviously.
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  6116.  @Ohiostategenerationx  No, what's funny is that both the video and even your own original comment stipulated that the new taxes were aimed at the rich... Or do Americans get 400k for flipping burgers now? It's been a while since I was there.
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  6117. He was wielding some kind of hand.. bag.
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  6118. I would say oil refineries, military bases, shipyards and shipping terminals would be up there too, with some military bases pipping airports for the top spot.
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  6119. But be sad for the fact you don't live in a country where stupidity is frowned upon.
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  6120. I doubt it, the channel is American so he's likely just a hired narrator and the script was written by the American who runs the channel, so I'm guessing it's gas as in gasoline.
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  6121. Realive (2016) is a decent film about a man who gets himself frozen after he dies from a terminal illness and wakes up in a time where he is something of a celebrity but everyone he knew is dead.
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  6122. He does everything, it's his channel.
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  6123. Except they are older than HBO and have been creating quality shows for longer. Pfft, kids.
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  6124. You're only 16 inches tall?
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  6125. 16 years old is far too young to be driving a car, let alone at night, alone, or back and forth to parties. Excellent parenting happened here.
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  6126.  @niclasjohansson4333  No, there wasn't.
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  6127.  @AwakenedIndigo  Agreed, negligent people need to be hit very heavily in the wallet or they won't change. I hope she takes them to the cleaners.
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  6128.  @franklingoodwin  All of the time, bigots and scum are usually unemployed tarts.
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  6129. The Act of Union wasn't a referendum.
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  6130. Yeah, train, people who don't care about the environment are c**ts.
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  6131. He had throat surgery to remove cancer and was suddenly coughing up blood.
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  6132. I don't think strength matters anymore when the most powerful nation on Earth can be at war for 10 years against a nation with no army, air force or navy and still not manage to win. And to manage it three times against Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. That's something special. Like Special Ed or the Special Olympics. I think that any nation less pathetic militarily than the US is one that should be proud, and I'm sure Germans are very proud.
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  6133. Yeah, that's a big culture difference between European waiting staff and American waiting staff, a lot of folks mistakenly think we Europeans would be the more friendly but over here the job of the waiting staff is only to turn up if you ask for them while the job of US waiting staff is to tend on you constantly. I suppose both sides can be seen as rude by the other but it all depends on whether you enjoy being looked after or enjoy being left to eat. A lot of touristy places in the UK have adopted the US style and in my opinion it gets a bit claustrophobic having someone nanny you as you're trying to eat.
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  6134. Hideous? Have you not seen some of the buildings that are already there then? The sooner they surround the "Walkie Talkie" with taller buildings that takes the focus away from it the better.
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  6135. No, it was clamped to the pad so there was no need. Seemingly no need.
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  6136. You haven't been independent for fuel in over 30 years, if such a thing was possible then all of those pipelines that were built to bring oil in from Canada like Keystone XL would have been completely unnecessary. I ignored the rest of your comment because it likely wasn't going to be any more factual than the opening statement.
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  6137. What?
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  6138.  @gunners4129  It wasn't guns that stopped you being British, it was the French.
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  6139. The soviets were all for MAD, but Americans wouldn't be so stupid, if a couple of your carriers got nipped in the bud for straying to close to somewhere they shouldn't be there is not a chance in hell any US president would order a nuclear strike because they are only suicidal in movies.
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  6140. Same goes for Russia and the US and any other nations that invade sovereign countries. Just to be fair.
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  6141.  @dollyrawlins5470  PAL had a higher resolution so contained more detail, a larger image at the expense of fewer frames.
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  6142. Heroin is morphine, it has probably saved more lives than alcohol has taken.
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  6143. Not defending her (she smells like a racist) but as someone who has lived in an apartment block with buzzer entry you are always wary anytime someone is attempting to enter the building behind you, on your 'buzz' - I think you just don't want to spend the rest of the evening wondering if that person is now eating one of your neighbours and it's all down to you.
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  6144. None of that will benefit the rich and so none of that will be done in 2020 or any other year. But you can't tell that to a populist pleb, they know only how to grin when they hear someone saying the right words.
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  6145. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. Pathetic is not being as smart as a five year old.
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  6146. Because the intended listener is a very long way from the transmitter the signal can't use line-of-sight and is instead transmitted upwards towards the ionosphere so that it will reflect back down on it's target. So if you were near the transmitter you likely wouldn't pick it up as you would be underneath the signal and if you were in the target range the most you would get is a rough direction narrowing it down to a country or two.
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  6147. I would say the same if there were multiple cameramen but if there is only one then the guy recording can be as critical as any other first responder as their footage can help identify the cause or show that first responders did everything they could.
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  6148. I don't think there's many places they'd be able to store it.
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  6149. This disaster was a senior in high school?
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  6150. On their way to be turned into duct tape.
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  6151. So Hiroshima never happened then?
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  6152. Nah, that was an engine test where the engine broke free from it's clamps and took off.
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  6153. Germany had plenty of proper reactors, THIS was an experimental reactor...
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  6154. 1776 could be considered a British civil war since it consisted of two British factions fighting each other, one trying to secede and win their independence and the other trying to stop that secession. I mean it's no different to the later US civil war except the secessionists succeded in 1776.
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  6155. The fact you are alive shows you were not only born in the right time but also in the right country as if you had been born in one of the poorer parts of Africa, South America or Asia it would not matter that it was 2021 you would still be seen as being possessed by a demon and you would be tortured to death during an exorcism.
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  6156. Like every other BBC news clip, this isn't Fox/Faux News...
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  6157. I'm guessing the USS Forrestal never had this feature.
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  6158. We've also had HMS Leviathan though as yet there hasn't been HMS Kraken.
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  6159. I put my coat rack directly above a radiator so my jackets and coats are always toasty when I put them on in the winter.
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  6160. It has communities and it is the main stop off point for anyone visiting the Arctic. It's also one of the most likeliest places to be eaten by a polar bear because tourists don't listen to the "don't go beyond the camp perimeter" warnings and get themselves eaten.
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  6161.  @kingmelanin7468  I'm assuming you got lost?
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  6162.  @Notorious_Incognito  Don't just make stuff up.
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  6163. Speak for yourself...
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  6164. Arnie Grape had a developmental disorder Raymond had a neurological disorder (autism)
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  6165. Wtf is a coty?
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  6166. It's almost as if he's British or something.
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  6167. Sorry, Paul, but you endanger my livelihood and the future of my kids and you are no friend of mine/ours.
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  6168. Antisemite.
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  6169.  @martinford1988  I didn't feel the need to point out your mistake until you arrogantly ended with a headslap emoji. You have absolutely no idea of what technology will exist in 81 years time so to say it will take a year to get to mars is uneducated speculation. You should think before you try to make yourself look clever.
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  6170. It was built by the Soviets, not the Russians. That's like saying something built by the US was "constructed by California", it wasn't, it was built by Americans.
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  6171. Yes, unless you are gullible and are told what to think by your ill-tempered, compulsive liar of a president.
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  6172. They mean the same thing, it just depends which country you are from.
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  6173.  @blackrabbit212  Clearly you haven't taken the chemistry class or you would know that aluminium burning is one of chemistry's biggest misconceptions.
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  6174. Why on Earth would it start a race war?
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  6175. Must be why only asians play it.
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  6176. He used both lift and elevator in the video, why does everyone keep picking at this? Also the word elevator is not entirely unused in Britain, it's not like tap versus faucet, it's just that lift is more predominantly used.
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  6177. Grow up, trolling and stupidity lost it's edge a long time ago. You are free to believe in what you want to but you should know you will be rightly ridiculed.
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  6178. Who does? I'm interested in your sources here as I hear "they" a lot and "they" are starting to pique my interest.
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  6179. We Scots have an island that is quarantined due to anthrax testing in the 1950's. I think it would tick all the boxes.
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  6180. You're DA lied then, it's criminal damage.
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  6181.  @livinganddyingabroad  Incorrect, life means the same there as it does here, just as full life means the same there as it does here.
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  6182. He never said he was covering every sub disaster though...
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  6183. Although the students were not to blame it still seems recklessly stupid to assume anything like that could hold 18 people. It's like those photographers who try to cram as many people as they can onto a rope bridge or a floating pier and then act surprised when said flimsy object collapses under the immense weight.
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  6184. I think the video is aimed at Americans, if you don't put the word 'England' after London they think you must be talking about some place in New Jersey.
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  6185. Dietary staples like corn and wheat cannot be grown at the equator so do we just let a billion people starve to death?
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  6186.  @jamessizemore7103  Yes, there is a lot of things that grow at the equator but none are dietary staples like corn, wheat, rice, soy and potatoes. The reason that things like corn and wheat and rice became the "go to" crops over 20,000 years is because they could feed masses of people on the smallest harvests. I understand what you were saying about "other things grow at the equator" but dude - engage your brain for a moment. We don't need other things to grow at the equator, we need things to grow as quickly and efficiently as corn, wheat, soy, the shit that our livestock eats. The shit that billions of humans now rely on.
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  6187. Hardly groundbreaking, it was done in 1960.
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  6188. It'll take another 60 million deaths then because he let WW2 happen and didn't do a damn thing - he must set his bar very high. Perhaps once a 100 million people have been mercillesly slaughtered he will be kind enough to show his face?
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  6189. Segregating trains and suicidal passengers? So giving suicidal people a network of empty tunnels just for themselves? It could be pricey to operate...
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  6190. A miniseries is anything that won't have more than one season.
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  6191. Just as you should check for similar comments before adding to the bloat.
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  6192. Christianity has not been a cult for almost 2,000 years, and even back then it had no traits of being a cult since the leader was against adoration, he shifted that focus onto god, he didn't care what his disciples thought, he wanted nothing that his disciples had, etc.
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  6193. Pretty miniscule compared to an SSBN, a single warhead from an SSBN contains more destructive power than every torpedo and cruise missile on this SSGN combined.
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  6194. Really? DeepMind is British (Google "AlphaGo" )and Engineered Arts are British (Google "Ameca") and that's just two of the world-leading companies in one nation, but good job reminding the world how arrogant and ignorant Americans are and why everyone else rolls their eyes whenever Americans speak, it has been a while.
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  6195. These warriors of social justice.
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  6196.  @nicomeier8098  You don't stop loving a family member just because they are mentally ill. Well, you don't if you're a decent rational human being.
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  6197. Like her mother did before she saw the video.
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  6198.  @TucsonDude  We were at the forefront only because we knocked everyone else on their arse, the western European powers rose up during the renaissance and put any non-European powers like the then more-civilised Asians and the middle eastern mathematic geniuses in their place using good old fashioned violence. You can call it genes but really it was the luck of the draw, just as it was with the civilisations that predated ours.
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  6199. Both countries would actually send missiles north over the Arctic.
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  6200. Lieutenant is one of those words you butcher since we Brits pronounce it as the French do seeing as it's a French word.
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  6201. Try adding the jam after the bread has finished toasting.
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  6202. Competition is good for the consumer but it does nothing for the producer other than incur innovation costs.
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  6203. Lmao, "the pudding problem", you make it sound like a thought experiment.
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  6204. Parroting what you have been told, Melissa? How very republican.
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  6205. I was hoping this was about someone who literally filled their home with baby wombats. Like 7 million in each room. Like a prank.
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  6206. I heard it was so they could ram ice sheets from underneath to make room for their missiles.
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  6207.  @juanzulu1318  But at least we know enough to know that Gettysburg is in Hawaii.
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  6208. I could, but don't call me Jack!
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  6209. That's what an addict would say.
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  6210. Good on ya means 'good on you'? Crazy..
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  6211. We would need to have a death penalty first.
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  6212. A one way ticket out of Vietnam? The guy already had three purple hearts in 7 months, by the sounds of it he would have been sewn back up and then immediately tossed back IN to Vietnam with a 4th.
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  6213. For a man who wasn't on bath salts he seems to have had a very similar reaction to a number of others who were on bath salts, namely the attempted devouring of another human being.
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  6214. London is the third largest city in Europe, that's a big evacuation.
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  6215. There's a big difference between cleaning up and rebuilding, and Lahaina would not be the first town to be abandoned after a disaster so her question was still pertinent.
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  6216. There was no such thing as the Napoleonic era in the UK.
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  6217. My dad always told me it was Hailey, like the girl's name.
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  6218. The sensible one. It's not heroic to try and protect a few bits of insured tat belonging to the largest company on Earth, it's just stupid.
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  6219. Thankfully being so light the impact is much less severe for them so they don't get winded like we would, if you dropped a cow into water from that height it would probably kill it.
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  6220. I have this game on my phone, you get points for hitting houses and trees with the boulder.
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  6221.  @renehinojosa1962  Clearly it's an idea that isn't unfeasible or else you are saying every one of the bigwigs in US medicine from the FDC to the CDC are gullible and don't know anything...
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  6222. Western Europe is affluent and we don't have A/C, we just open windows.
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  6223. Centuries hopefully, it's sturdy enough.
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  6224.  @kommisar.  Intolerant because he hates the Koch? Hating a group is intolerance, hating a person is just life. If I said I hate you that's not me being intolerant, if I said I hated your race or religion then I'm being intolerant. There, you learned how a word works today, you should feel a measure of achievement from it.
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  6225. Chunder is correct, it is 'her suit', it's a mutation of 'hair suit', which itself was just the English translation of the Korean 'woo kiee'.
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  6226. And how do they get the clothes to that country?
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  6227. Baldwin IV
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  6228. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Mr-2jb6oNA featuring Mr Victoria Coren
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  6229. Two decades. It was started by Republican president George W. Bush in 2002 when he created the Department of Homeland Security and gave every other agency the power to track Americans "for the good of the nation".
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  6230. No one has ever claimed they are near London, only that they serve London.
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  6231.  @tmivano3671  Strange to see someone who speaks the language but doesn't know the history.
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  6232.  @lucasrossiemc  He did say the truth, it goes against the will of the CCP to refer to the real and legitimate China as China instead of Taiwan like Beijing want you to.
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  6233.  @itzyaboimemez2074  The same constitution that has already been amended 27 times?
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  6234. Good point, Hawaii is a part of the US.
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  6235. A saturated cargo hold igniting would not cause a fire, it would cause an enormous explosion.
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  6236. There is a connection between that tragedy and this one and that is that it wasn't until the Glen Cinema disaster that crash bars on doors became a legal requirement in the UK as parents of the dead children in Scotland were furious that something invented almost 50 years earlier was not a requirement in all public buildings, it forced parliament to act.
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  6237.  @elimora7497  Only an idiot would suggest he had nothing to do with that, he was riling up right-wingers with his rhetoric for days telling people the election would be stolen and that liberals wanted to destroy the US. That's like saying the person who lit the fuse on a cannon played no part in it firing...
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  6238. CCTV has to record for hours, or even days, at a time and since disk space is limited the quality suffers in order to squeeze more footage onto the drive. Now you don't need to be amazed.
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  6239. No, the Brexit referendum proved once and for all that we Brits have the intelligence of cabbages.
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  6240. Any country that sanctions a company is going to take note of anyone who interacts with it, that is just common sense, otherwise sanctions would be pointless.
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  6241. It's called a speech impediment.
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  6242. Perhaps if you had enforced it Jean Claude Van Damme might not have grown a mullet, did you ever think of that?
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  6243. No, it isn't.
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  6244. English up until 1707.
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  6245.  Darlene Sjostrom  Who?
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  6246. We won't all die, 500 million wil adapt to live around the arctic circle where the only greenery will exist.
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  6247. It was long before the WWW of 1991 but the internet had been around since the early 70's and Teletext actually stunted the adoption of the internet in the UK as Teletext was free from it's inception in 1974 whereas the internet required you to phone numbers that were often on mainland Europe, this meant only rich middle class folks would access the internet before the WWW revolution of the mid-90's.
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  6248.  @LongDefiant  Why did you derail a perfectly good thread? That's what cunts do.
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  6249. No, moronic is assuming something without even watching the show. Vigil didn't pull down the trawler, another sub did, Vigil was just listening to the commotion.
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  6250. "We are the Knights that say NIST" "NIST!"
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  6251. If you hit and run then you do not belong at church.
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  6252. If they had stopped the race no first responders would have managed to reach the venue and the death toll would have went into three figures. Use your loaf.
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  6253. What republicans want is for Trump to make migrants wear armbands and have them manufacture goods in their camps until a final solution can be thought of.
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  6254. 2:48 "Right now there's only one crossing over the river" shows eight crossings over the river
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  6255. Well evidently Zanzibar did beat them by 42 days.
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  6256.  Martin Skoda  If having a homicide rate that only rivals third world shitholes then yes.
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  6257. Skew the facts much? We have an increase of around 12,000 a year from immigration because on average we have the same amount of emigrants as immigrants so they cancel each other out, only since 2015 has their been a surplus.
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  6258. Nothing to do with phones.
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  6259.  @chintham2861  SCMP has never once pretended to be Chinese, it is and always has been HK-based and anti-Chinese.
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  6260. We were under Labour. Under the Tories? Not so much, the Tories couldn't organise a bingo night, though they would happily subcontract it to the lowest bidder and then blame someone else when it all goes tits up. I was pleasantly surprised when the Tories created an actual Brexit secretary instead of just contracting a legal firm to do all the messy EU stuff while they quaff champagne and bugger children.
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  6261. Why thank goodness? My electricity bill has been around 10% less since we got ours.
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  6262. Industrial sized sand bags.
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  6263. She could have been talking about her salary though, was she paid 500k as a salary or was she paid a salary then had 500k thrown in to go topless? What she said at the MTV awards can mean either.
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  6264. As I recall one of Eisenhower's 'ideas' to quell such events from happening was to suggest that British pubs be segregated, to which Churchill reminded him that he had command of Britain's army but not the country. The race brawls became such a problem that Eisenhower tried to get the president to intervene and he told Eisenhower the same thing, perhaps Eisenhower should have told his troops back in America that black folk weren't 2nd class citizens in the UK.
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  6265. Sounds like a character from the Mighty Boosh.
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  6266.  @sparkieT88  Because you don't pay enough, that is why your country is turning into the third world. Quality has a cost.
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  6267. Humans are predominantly idiots.
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  6268. How is that relevant here, Michael?
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  6269. Yeah, Gav is capable of at least 1.2 gigajargon per minute.
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  6270. That would be Barrel McGee, if you poke around in the barrel with a stick his face will eventually rise to the top and you can speak to him.
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  6271. There's a library that sounds like 'Quim'?
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  6272. And you are crap at seeking attention.
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  6273.  @mynameisray  Ahh, I get it, you're 13.
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  6274. Hope they portray him as the bigoted little clegg that he was. Should have cast a thespian like Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon for the role.
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  6275. Don't spread nonsense, it just causes unnecessary fear to people who will believe you, and on top of that it makes you look dishonest. The water being poured into the ocean is utterly harmless as all of the major isotopes have long since decayed over the past 13 years.
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  6276. She is 100% anti trans, her list of ten trans women that she referred to as men may have started with abusers but also included some nice people that have never harmed anyone. She is a bigot, sorry to break it to you.
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  6277. Hahaha, baked potatoes in a bonfire, haven't done that since my childhood. Wrapping your tattie (I'm Scottish) in tin foil before sticking it in the fire, and then an hour later trying to find it again.
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  6278.  @garyreid6165  It also happened in the TV show Vigil which is set aboard a submarine, although the premise of the show is about espionage a trawler being sunk by a submarine plays a part in the show. Incidentally it happens in the exact same location, 'submarine alley' in the firth of Clyde.
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  6279. It's an irrelevant company 99% of the world have never even heard of, so it's pronounced how someone chooses to pronounce it.
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  6280. If you have a bicycle, a wheelbarrow, an electric motor and a welding torch you can trade them all in for a bakfiets.
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  6281. STOVL
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  6282. I, on the other hand, prefer people like this to be punished.
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  6283. There are still a smattering of them here and there but nowhere nearly as many as there used to be, they were everywhere, in Dundee the ones in the city all closed or were bought by McDonald's but there's still one at the bowling alley.
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  6284. If it's even remotely progressive in the tiniest way then god-fearing republicans will try to destroy it. I hope you guys manage to fix this issue before folks like MTG have your country resembling 1600's England, or else you'll have to do what we did and stick them on ships headed far away.
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  6285. Drop Dead Fred is a grey area.
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  6286.  @gandhikumar2956  You've had 80 years to make a new fortune, what is stopping you?
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  6287.  @kennethmatthew3453  You are not an engineer, you're a crackpot.
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  6288. Both are brutal, you can't change the definition of a word unless you make dictionaries.
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  6289.  @franklittle8124  Probably because as disasters aboard oil rigs go eleven is pretty low.
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  6290. St Basil's Cathedral can go in your list I hope.
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  6291. He used a dried human skin.
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  6292. One of a few, but also the biggest. If you buy 6 eggs and keep them in 6 places you are just asking for someone to steal one because you can't protect 6 things as well as you can protect 1 or 2.
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  6293. Harold
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  6294. Really? Did you go for a shit while he was talking about the error-correction rates then?
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  6295. Every country has poverty, China is one of the few that is actively trying to raise it's impoverished citizens out of it because it knows that workers generate prosperity.
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  6296. If they convicted the pilot they would have to convict Aeroflot for not teaching him the difference between a western plane and a Russian plane.
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  6297. That was a horse, dude.
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  6298. Are you really this much of a fool?
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  6299.  @hotshoe1958  No, just someone who knows whatever is wrong with you has nothing whatsoever to do with smart meters or else you would never have been able to live anywhere that has mobile phones or microwaves or wifi emitters or anything else that operates like a smart meter. Though if your smart meter is within a meter of your head, ie, on the wall outside your room then you might be one of the extremely tiny number of people that are sensitive to EM radiation, but again if that were the case then mobile phones would also have irritiated you and being within a few feet of a microwave also.
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  6300. Dazey, Trump spent more US taxpayer cash on security and entourage in his first 6 months than Obama did over 8 years. Stop being a gullible idiot and actually do some research, you only embarass yourself when you spout nonsense that any 8-year old could Google and disprove.
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  6301. How can you tell under that fig leaf?
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  6302. At no point did any pilot let a kid take control of the plane - it was the plane that gave control to the kid. Try to listen to the videos you watch.
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  6303. Seeing as they voted to flush their economy down the shitter a few years back I would wager that England has a bigger problem with stupidity than the US ever did.
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  6304. It does, Jennifer, I didn't know it was a British-centric word, I actually assumed it was American as a modern conveniences like dishwasher and microwaves would have been just as big a hit when Americans first got them as they were when we did.
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  6305. It's a ballistic submarine, in order to receive a delivery it has to surface and it can't do that.
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  6306. Yeah, sadly parents had to work in those days too.
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  6307. Yep, neutrinos striking electrons in water, or water vapour.
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  6308.  @gayusschwulius8490  Does it also annoy you then that your taxes pay for people to be protected from fire and crime too? What about roads? I mean if someone doesn't have a car why should they have to pay for city infrastructure? No offence mate but you are just a selfish person who wants to be part of a community but not contribute to it, in America they would love you in the republican party and you'd be a congressman in no time.
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  6309.  @oldsguy354  "That was even the case at the founding of the nation" Sorry to break this to you, puddin', but you can't be born in a nation if it does not yet exist, so no, not a single one of your founding fathers - or any person in the 13 colonies at the time of the declaration of independence - was "born in the United States". They were born in the British Empire. Also the part of the US constitution stating that only natural born US citizens could become president did not come in to effect until 35 years after it was written int the constitution, and this was because of the very fact I just writ above - the founding fathers knew that none of them or their children could ever call themselves natural born since they were alive before the US came in to existence. It was the 1800's before that particular piece of legislation started to be enforced.
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  6310. Without the MSM we'd all be living under fascism.
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  6311.  @ScottishRoss27  All the better to deep fry them with.
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  6312. 0:36 "Sweat Pea"
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  6313. You can say the exact same for children then.
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  6314.  @tomchirillo1663  I love how you describe yourself with your last sentence. Patton was taught to fight in France, by the French, during the first world war and he spoke their language fluently. He detested only Charles de Gaulle.
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  6315. Three times in the history of cameras, which is going on two centuries now.
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  6316. You'll lose it in all that hair.
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  6317. A fan of the classics, eh? Or are you just another of the folk who likes to miss out the 5 in GTA V's title?
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  6318.  @KingBarney  Except it's not because if this protest convinces even one council area to implement something like a ULEZ then the few extra puffs of diesel exhaust from these vehicles is utterly irrelevant in comparison. Big picture and all that...
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  6319. No, they want you to believe that two billion people driving cars every day for half a century is causing climate change, and it's true. CO2 in the atmosphere is rising year on year, in a system at equilibrium nothing should ever rise or fall.
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  6320.  @TheBckronik  So is oxygen, but how many things live in a 100% oxygen environment? Zero.
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  6321.  @TheBckronik  Name one organism that can live in a pure oxygen environment then...
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  6322. It would look amazing if it was in 1440p or 4K...
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  6323. We should put old people in orbit until this all dies down.
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  6324. There's no reason to believe a G.A.I. won't have the very same drive. Humans are just organic machines after all and we developed that same drive, it comes from awareness that your existence can come to an end.
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  6325. Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
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  6326. "It doesn't agree with what I believe, it must be lying!" What a scary mentality for someone to have.
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  6327. Clearly he has been sedated...
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  6328. Dude, it's been 500 years since we landed on your shores, you native Americans need to stop harping on about it...
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  6329. Are you taking it with a dozen other meds?
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  6330. Also, considering this video is about inaccuracies all you've done there is insult HBO...
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  6331.  @jeffvader811  Aye, we are like marmite to most people, you either love us or hate us.
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  6332. The only thing you took from this video was an excuse to spout some casual racism? I have to admit, I would have preferred to have lived back then too because bigoted clowns like you were few and far between.
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  6333. You make it longer then, he showed how to do that in the video. It changes it's shape to match the intended vehicle.
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  6334. You spend almost three quarters of a trillion, not a half.
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  6335.  @robert48044  He left the bridge, meaning he went elsewhere on the ship...
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  6336. Have to wait until it returns, if it's an attack sub they may try to get a message to it during one of it's check-ins and then arrange to have the person picked up (highly unlikely) but if it is a ballistic sub then they have no choice but to wait for the sub to come home at the end of it's patrol.
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  6337. What on earth are you yapping about? Nowhere did they say that's why or where they were invented...
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  6338. Why on Earth would we want to produce coal? This video is about using all of our abandoned coal mines for something else.
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  6339. There isn't, there are however 300 million patient records.
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  6340. Are you sure it was fiber in the 90's and not just a fat T1 line?
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  6341. Clearly Mrs Scott wanted to keep her own surname in there when she married Mr Scott.
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  6342. The word government can easily be swapped with 'money'. UK governments (all except Tories anyway) are usually as interested in innovation as we are, but we just don't have the immense finances that the US does. Which is why we often invent something and the US buys it to manufacture.
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  6343. Never, they are the party England wanted and voted for.
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  6344. "Just think of it, Smith, they are expecting the Higgs particle by August, imagine should we have it by April instead?" "I have told you I will not be harassed, Mr Isme! Good day."
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  6345. Agreed, someone would be getting new badger-skin boots if that was my house.
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  6346. Has anyone asked why the flag in the thumbnail is upside down yet?
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  6347. Or why Britons is spelled Britians in the description?
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  6348. Idiots upvoting idiots, just one more stain on civilisation.
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  6349. They have done countless military shows. Our Girl is one of the best shows of the past decade.
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  6350. Maximum security, lmao, like they are a danger to the public. "Two prisoners broke out of prison earlier today and have already souped three people. It was Oxtail."
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  6351. The first movie J.J. Abrams wrote when he was 24 was about a man who survives a headshot, it's called Regarding Henry and it's a pretty good movie.
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  6352.  @brownh2orat211  Awww, someone needs a hug, huh?
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  6353.  @PD-we8vf  I would assume that the International Atomic Energy Agency and Russia's own equivalent would keep an eye on what goes where, and I think the Russians wouldn't want to risk any material falling into the hands of Chechen rebels or any of Russia's other enemies in the Caucases since Moscow would be the target of any dirty bomb.
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  6354. That's the point, he would not have had one and thus would not have been allowed to operate a balloon.
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  6355. People say that every few months whenever he does an onsite video 😆
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  6356. I love how idiots like to pretend that they know what they are talking about. 0.1%? lmao, CO2 is 53% higher than at any time in 200,000 years.
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  6357. "Honey, the brochure says that this country has the most violent drugs cartels known to man, what do you think?"
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  6358. Yeah, that's a bit of a stupid statement from the OP seeing as Norway is such a wealthy country due to avoiding capitalism.
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  6359. Patents. To make your own machines you would either have to develop a new method of lithography or license the patent from ASML who would never give such a license because it would create a competitor.
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  6360. The man who builds cars?
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  6361.  @Hoebagg  Of course not, but it is understandable.
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  6362. Not sure why, you can easily get one from the cabin crew.
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  6363. You are confusing cell death with cellular destruction. It takes a few minutes without oxygen for a brain cell to turn itself off (what we consider to be cell death and why we use the term "time is brain" if a person is having a stroke) but it takes hours, or even days if a body is placed in a cool place like a morgue, for cellular damage or destruction to begin. This is a long enough period to prepare and freeze a body while the brain is dead, but intact. Before CPR you were considered dead when your heart stopped, today you are considered dead when your brain stops, but in 50 or a hundred years the legal term for death might only be when someone's brain is damaged beyond use because there might be a means of re-starting the electro-chemical mechanisms in the brain of someone who has been dead for hours.
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  6364. Churchill heavy tanks and Matilda medium tanks.
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  6365. The hash and asterisk symbols were on all tone-dialled phones for some reason. They still exist today on smartphones with both symbols appearing on either side of the zero.
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  6366. An entire ride being brought to a halt by someone's face? Yeah, it's easy to see why five people were treated for shock - the contents of that poor girl's head would have been all over the place.
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  6367. "No train home for me. I'll just book a flight" "Passenger planes don't exist yet.." "Oh, fuckery!"
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  6368. Was that not Foot and Mouth disease in sheep?
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  6369.  @caralho5237  Exactly who do you think is going to get us to where we will be in five years? Uncertified pixies found at the bottom of a garden?
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  6370. A person with chronic auto-immune deficiencies fostering animals? That's like a person who is lactose intolerant becoming a cheese taster.
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  6371. Try 170 million...
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  6372. I'm guessing you haven't heard of Generation Kill or any of the documentaries based on Abu Ghraib? Perhaps you should research something before typing?
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  6373. The criminal no longer exists.
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  6374. WW1 was started by imperialist ambitions and socialist rebels, no bankers or politicians involved.
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  6375. You have no idea what medical condition(s) the woman had, you might be willing to risk your life for a complete stranger but you have no right to suggest that everyone else must.
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  6376.  @jasonsharma5888  In order to be in one hemisphere and see the lights from the other you'd have to be almost on top of the equator looking across it.
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  6377. She may have a compromised immune system for all you know, would she still be garbage to you even if she did?
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  6378. The Chuck E Cheese sea.
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  6379. No, capital punishment has never worked as a deterrent in any country, in fact countries with the death sentence almost always have massively higher crime rates than ones that do not. China, Russia, USA, India, most of Africa, most of South America, etc, all crime-filled shitholes.
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  6380. Get arrest, pay a fine, get sent back home and told not to break lockdown again.
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  6381.  @homeschoolindianmom  Do you have any more juicy bits of trivia, Captain Obvious?
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  6382. What do gyroscopes have to do with anything being flat?
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  6383. Jonathan might be a character but his rants are always on point. If you want comedy turn on the news, if you want the truth find a comedian.
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  6384.  @heaven140  Also known as Texas.
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  6385. Peter Berg is gonna direct the movie with Mark Wahlberg playing Harrison, it'll basically just be A Perfect Storm but with blackface.
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  6386. Was this him? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HgejSCHRi8
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  6387. Nah, he works IT at Reynholm Industries.
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  6388.  @Nakatoa0taku  You can stomach stupidity though, seems you've had it most of your life.
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  6389. A fusion plant can't make an area uninhabitable if something goes wrong, nor can it ever poison groundwater or cause a person's insides to turn in to mush.
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  6390.  @kotetsujin3493  Do you have any idea how pathetic you look to normal people? I can't even watch a video without one of you lot whining like a new born baby.
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  6391. Well the current biorobots have low birthrates and are dropping like flies.
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  6392. The mother is not relieved, she's dead.
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  6393. If we didn't have an ozone layer we would not be able to leave our homes.
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  6394. How come Ponzi schemes are illegal in the US but multi-level marketing is not? They are exactly the same thing, in fact former education secretary Betsy DeVos and her husband made their billions by roping people into the largest Ponzi scheme in the US, their company is banned all over Europe because multi-level marketing is recognised as being a fancy term for a Ponzi scheme. I'm guessing they only call them ponzi schemes when liberals run them.
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  6395.  @zobeelatif1545  Not really, I have a lava lamp and it's freezing cold, it only tends to be hot when I turn it on.
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  6396.  @kevinblackburn3198  The entirety of southern Manhattan was a swamp until about 120 years ago.
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  6397.  @WALTERBROADDUS  Unless she lives outside the US then the military backgrounds of foreign leaders would not be that important.
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  6398. Why self driving cars? A regular car would be screwed also by a CME because the distributor would burn out and the engine would not be able to ignite fuel, a diesel would be OK.
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  6399.  @kpmac2971  Pools require heating every single day throughout the year unless they are outdoors and in a warm climate.
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  6400. Russia are bailing out of space for a little while due to cash flow problems, so the future of the ISS is bleak after 2022 and the replacement for their Soyuz space delivery system will be going on hold.
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  6401. Escalation is never rational, it is irrational. Common sense, mate.
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  6402. Except it isn't, it has characteristics of lighter than air craft (airships, blimps), rotor craft (helicopters) and fixed wing craft (planes). It is a hybrid.
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  6403.  ALSO-RAN !  Communism's biggest downfall is external influence, it's detractors don't want it to work and it also suffers from neighbour envy - that is that it is easy to derail communism by simply saying to a communist "You have one of something while the capitalist has two of them".
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  6404. They are brilliant at most things is why.
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  6405. At the rate that people like Bezos and Musk are accruing wealth they will both be trillionaires within 25 years, Bezos is already worth more than 100 billion and Musk is estimated to have over 250 billion in assets. These guys will be the Weylands and Yutanis of the real world. That is enough capital to overcome the initial hurdles of expense. In fact it surprises me that both of them, and the Chinese, are setting goals such as "go back to the moon" or "be the first to put a person on Mars" because if I had their technology and wealth my goal would be to mine an asteroid. Some of the asteroids drifting around the Sun hold more precious metals in their small mass than the entirety of the Earth, harvesting that would be a literal gold mine.
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  6406. That's not a lack of car knowledge, that's a lack of a piece of specific trivia. I imagine 99% of drivers wouldn't know that the enormous lump of steel that makes up most of the car's weight is designed to disintegrate on impact unless they were told by someone, such as now.
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  6407. It's being spent where it's made.
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  6408.  @freshprince69  They will replace us? In the same way we replaced all life on Earth?
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  6409. If they believe the tilt to the north was caused by removing water from the soil at a construction project to the north, can't they remove water from the soil under a couple of buildings to the south and see if the tower rights itself?
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  6410. Very true, but if you saw someone cutting up your national flag you would rightly be annoyed. Can you imagine if the couple had been American watching someone cut up the US flag? There would be blood shed.
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  6411. Yeah, sounded like he said car to me.
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  6412. Yeah, it astounds me how easily a hundred million or so Americans let an Australian bigot pull the wool over their eyes. Even a Bond villain could never so successfully set the United States on a course to destroy itself from within.
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  6413.  @davidanalyst671  LMAO, do you know anything about Europe other than what your echo chamber buddies have told you?
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  6414. No it isn't, and your comment is the kind of comment that would get us killed.
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  6415. This guy is something of a paradox because he lives here and that would suggest that he is a democrat, because a republican would never leave the US - they think it's the greatest nation on Earth and everyone outside the US lives in mud huts and forages for berries. On the other hand he refers to the UK as England and that is a hallmark of republicans, they are usually the ones who are ignorant and proud of it.
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  6416. America's first submarines were during the US civil war.
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  6417. Nuclear power has saved tens of millions of lives, we've had 75 years with no world wars and around 60 years without the smog and toxic air of having coal power plants next to every town. Nuclear technology is arguably the greatest thing we have ever achieved as humans if you look at it rationally.
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  6418. It's clearly a BBC presenter, how many Santa's do you know that carry a microphone?
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  6419. Tell NASA that, they are the box tickers.
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  6420. I've never understood why in one of the most iconic cities on Earth there is still no subway connection to the fifth borough. A tunnel from Brooklyn to Staten Island or from Manhattan to Staten Island via New Jersey would surely pay for itself after a while. It's like Staten Island is the ugly step-child of New York and would probably be treated better if it was a part of New Jersey.
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  6421. Nothing, he just spouts what Tucker tells him to, like a good little republican who can't form opinions of his own.
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  6422. The OP didn't say a single thing about pouring water on a fire, what they said was about cooling down an overheating battery. I really wish people in comment sections had better comprehension skills.
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  6423. Agreed, if anything had happened to him they would never have found that little girl.
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  6424. Girl on video call starts making moaning sounds so he turns the video towards his wife "Look honey, it's now what you think!"
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  6425. Deport them where? We destroyed the islamic state so there isn't anywhere that is "their own", and if you mean just any Muslim country like Pakistan, Syria or Iraq then you are a muppet because extremists kill 100x more people in those countries with market bombs than they ever harm in the west.
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  6426.  @ashwilliams4959  People were thrown against the ceiling, along with food and anything else not secured...
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  6427.  @Michelle_Schu-blacka  I think he was inferring that you don't need to tie up a vegan. If one escapes from your house you'll find them at the end of the street panting for breath.
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  6428.  @Mashy8722  By local they mean the same neighbourhood...
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  6429. I thought bad stuff only happens in blue states?
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  6430. @Paisley primrose Great Britain is only a little older than the US as it was formed by the act of union in 1707...
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  6431. That is Asda who are owned by Walmart
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  6432. You are talking about current AIs though, or specifically just ChatGPT, a true G.A.I. (or General Artificial Intelligence) would be able to think and sum up it's own answers to questions depending on what it believes and what experience it has. Just as we humans do.
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  6433. Supposedly she was an expert marksman so just off the top of my head she could have shot him in the leg shattering a bone. Instead this expert marksman shot him twice in the chest and then another four times when he tried to get up. She clearly wasn't an expert marksman.
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  6434. A380 disaster? not a single A380 has ever been lost...
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  6435.  @11royals96  I suppose if a mentally ill person analysed the video then yes, all of those things are there. 99.9% of people will just see a video of life in Syria.
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  6436. It's been eleven months, you need to move on.
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  6437. Move into the fields of autonomous machines or machine learning and you'll not only be good for life but you'll be sought after in the coming decades.
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  6438. Isn't the entire point of water cooling so that you don't have 10+ fans in your build?
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  6439. Agreed.
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  6440. That movie takes place in an A&E department?
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  6441. The truly sad thing is that China was an ally during WW2, those shipwrecks and every other allied shipwreck in Asia are only there because we were trying to stop Japan from raping China, well we were trying to curtail Japanese aggression as a whole but most of that aggression was directed at China. Allied success in the Pacific theatre of WW2 is the main reason China isn't a Japanese territory today, you'd think that even scumbag scrap metal thieves could honour that.
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  6442. No, they'd bring guns and murder each other with them instead...
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  6443. Because all carriers have doors, without them everything in the hangar bay would be caked in rust.
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  6444.  @CybertroninfiniteOfficial  Some day AI will far surpass the best doctors that ever lived.
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  6445. Because Germany is a developed country. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  6446.  @stevesgaming7475  Of course it is, the Apollo 11 lunar module had a landing computer onboard that was a million times better than anything aboard Starship, it actually had two of them, the third computer stayed aboard the command module.
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  6447. Hoboken? No jokin'!
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  6448. Because an enemy of the US would never think of doing their own research. If a YouTuber can find something out then anyone can find the same thing out.
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  6449. And yet there are a dozen or so 'drugs' in your system at any one time, benjie, or do you abstain from anything containing caffeine, taurine, cocoa, etc?
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  6450. Not to mention the fact that limb means arm or leg.
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  6451. The guy doing the wheelie was reckless and deserved anything but a fist bump.
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  6452.  @quinnjim  You might be a flight instructor, but the pilots of an actual flight who used the method trumps that. Also what you describe is centrifugal force, there is none of that in an aircraft travelling in a straight line at less than 1G..
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  6453.  @blucat4  Unprovoked? The US was poking and prodding Japan for most of the late 30's telling them what they can buy and who from, that is provocation and it bit the US on the arse at Pearl Harbor when the Japanese gave the US a bloody nose. Though as we saw the school bully only gets defeated in movies, never in real life.
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  6454. You missed out on "The comet theory doesn't hold water anymore", which I could have recorded and filed away in my Joe Scott puns cabinet.
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  6455. Learn the difference between governments and private companies then try again.
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  6456. I doubt that, fossil fuels were always going to be a necessary step in our technological progress.
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  6457. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  6458.  @paulferreira8342  The evidence for climate change is staggering and in all likelihood within 100 to 150 years this planet will only be capable of sustaining half a billion people if we are lucky, if you don't see how that will lead to deaths then that's a "you" problem. You're an absolute imbecile trying to portray someone smart.
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  6459.  @ParoXyzmm  Smoke would most definitely affect it since modern optical smoke detectors rely on smoke scattering an IR beam.
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  6460.  @vipeton.8927  They do, it's just on a moratorium.
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  6461. No one let a kid fly a plane though.
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  6462. It's possible, but unlikely when it comes to missiles since missiles need launchers and it's easy to spot a new launcher on a ship or truck and no one has seen any new ones. Just the familiar old Tomahawks.
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  6463. Thank god Hillary didn't get in, she'd have launched airstrik.. oh wait..
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  6464. The steering wheel has been donated to CERN to house their next particle accelerator.
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  6465. Rides do not get closed after accidents, that only happens if the ride is found to be inherently dangerous.
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  6466. Why would a British PM remember anything about the bill of rights?
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  6467. She is Scottish, nothing like Karl's accent...
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  6468. Ahhhh, sorry, I was slow to think :D Karl and his "I like to sit by the pool and rescue drowning flies" stories? I get you :D Yeah, she could be a Pilkington!
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  6469. Well obviously, that is how fame works...
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  6470. Half black and half white, though people often don't believe that her dad is black just to look at her.
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  6471.  @EDProductionsYT  Apparently in Scottish waters the law is different, I have no idea if that is true but that is how it was explained in the show.
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  6472.  @texaswunderkind  Yeah, I heard the Chinese had segregation right up until the 60's. What a backwards hellhole.
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  6473.  @Lazy_Tim  Oh so because they are African or South American they can't be democracies? You are a perfect illustration of why half the world thinks Australia is the new America, aka full of idiots.
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  6474.  @TheRelativy  It's not short sighted, the carriers have everything they need to become angled should they need to. You just have to repaint the deck markings and attach arrestor fittings to the lugs hidden in the deck.
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  6475. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  6476. Very true, if the new mayor doesn't get a lid on the current crime levels on the subway people will look elsewhere, the crime level is getting close to what it was in the 70's and 80's before the city was cleaned up.
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  6477. If he won't "spend a day in jail" then where do they put him for the "eight days to six months"? A cupboard under the sink?
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  6478. The black cable? It is disconnected and the torp switches from submarine power to internal batteries.
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  6479. Your name is ironic.
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  6480. Nope, colonialism destroyed the Aztecs, but the Mayans civilisation was already gone by the time Europeans arrived and the Maya were a diaspora.
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  6481. And Higgs Bones.
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  6482. And Haggis, or 'bag of tasty internals' as I call it.
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  6483. It's an Essex thing, people think it's a speech impediment but it's actually the way those silly sausages speak.
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  6484. It might not be finished in 2021, as works are halted for coronavirus.
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  6485. Except the second one out of the two...
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  6486. You do know the 1st amendment only covers about 3% of Earth's population, right? Also YouTube has nothing to do with what uploaders can or can't say - advertisers do.
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  6487. Brexiters will happily dig up vegetables, they wouldn't have voted for Brexit otherwise.
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  6488. 33,000 feet is 10km or 6.25 miles. 😲
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  6489.  keefie80  I watched half of that little rant and I still have no idea what the fuck that old Aussie bigot was talking about.
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  6490.  Unchained Mentally  The entire thing was a rant, I suggest you look up the definition of ranting. Also he whines about multiculturalism, that is textbook bigotry, no better than saying "white countries for white people". Oh, and irony is never lost on someone with a rational mind.
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  6491. The god particle was discovered years ago, and it's one of the largest not the smallest, it's a force carrier. Stick to religion and leave science to the scientists.
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  6492.  @Emlane09  Nothing to do with phones, she was a photographer...
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  6493. It was the Brits who growled at the Germans but that is not what changed them, they had to rewrite some of their laws that stopped them from taking action in a conflict and that took a couple of days.
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  6494. Hear hear. Hard to have sympathy for a group who act like mindless animals and parade the bodies of naked women around. 🐖
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  6495. I think the Atacama desert is one of the driest regions on the planet.
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  6496. In this case the Mitch McConnell was on point.
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  6497. Slugs like you are why the world laughs at us, Mark.
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  6498. "a miniscule amount" LMAO. CO2 in the atmosphere has risen by 57% in the last century alone, but let's not have facts getting in the way of your theory.
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  6499. What flights routinely land there?
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  6500. The fact you think everyday Europeans have air con shows just how out of touch you are with reality.
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  6501.  @ZarkowsWorld  The US do not use a combination of both, they use solely imperial.
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  6502.  @3rdalbum  Because they are few and far between and produce a paltry amount of power.
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  6503.  @WgWilliams  "Wg Williams completely ignores all the other comments and gets straight on with his agenda, the man is a trooper and a true master of the art." -The Ghost of Goebbels
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  6504.  @Globerson  Oh, so the flood water would know to stay out of the sewers then?
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  6505. Then where are the versions of us from the future? There's a paradox, it's not the Fermi paradox, but it's a similar paradox that states that time travel is impossible because if it ever existed at any time in the past or future we would have stumbled across at least one traveller by now.
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  6506. Weird that, a Brit talking with a British accent.
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  6507. The guy who was in the empty property while the tenants were away was squatting, it's not phrogging unless the owner(s) of the house is in the property with the phrog unaware of their presence. For any Brits reading this, this reminds me of Lofty from Casualty who was found living in Robin's loft, rather than report him to the police they gave him a job as a nurse 🤣
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  6508. He's mocking the conspiracy nutjobs.
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  6509.  @susanmclellan6447  We do, independence from England.
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  6510.  @giggoty4926  No, so that's something we likely have in common.
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  6511. With a range of 10,000 miles it's fair to say the poseidon would be nowhere near it's mothership when it detonates, it would be on the other side of an ocean.
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  6512. Both our countries are poor, we just don't like being in debt while the US thrives on being in debt.
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  6513.  @VoyageMediaGroup  The word is migrate, and the US is not the best nation - if it was it would top lists whereas the only two lists it tops are in size of economy and size of military, it tops nothing else. If there was such a thing as a best nation it would likely be somewhere like Norway which tops multiple lists.
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  6514. No, because the by product of using hydrogen is that it creates more water. As soon as you are finished with it it binds with oxygen molecules in the air and condenses back into water.
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  6515.  @profile_01  Exactly, similar to how we get energy from a nuclear reaction except this is a molecular reaction. Hydrogen molecules and oxygen molecules naturally want to form water. We spend energy in the form of electrolysis to separate the molecules but when they snap back together (the hydrogen fuel with oxygen in the surroundings) you get energy back out. And the only thing that has to be expelled from the engine is pure water back in to the environment where it came from.
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  6516. Because of parrots like you that squawk squawk squawk. The nonsense you are all posting here, on a video that has nothing to do with it just makes me imagine what sort of drivel you were pumping out in your little echo chamber.
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  6517. Doing the Grand Tour obviously.
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  6518.  @flyingweed9671  There was no viffing during the Falklands though, the Mirages and Daggers were far less manoeuvreable than the Sea Harrier so you could get behind them without viffing.
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  6519. You believe that she's in heaven.
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  6520. Any other snippets of misinformation there, Goebbels?
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  6521.  @dareemmanuel6079  You can think?
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  6522. And yet it outlived CRT since DLP projectors use the same spinning disc technique to this day.
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  6523. Because she doesn't care for your gender reassignment?
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  6524. No, it isn't, you don't breathe through your cheeks.
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  6525. Did cochlea implants even exist while he was alive?
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  6526. Clearly you didn't watch the video.
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  6527. Even when someone is trying to kill you it is orders, laws and ethics that make you who you are and the end rarely justifies the means. The Soviets were our allies in that war and many see them today as no better than the Germans because of how atrocious they were to land and life, though we often failed we (the western allies) did our best to remember who we were in that war.
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  6528.  @tcolondovich2996  At no point did the OP say they were a teacher...
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  6529.  @Tourist1967  Richard is just another gullible who loves the flavour of Farage's ice cream. It's sad that you can get to 65 years old and still be naive, he likely also blames the EU for the guy who offered to trim his hedge for 200 quid but then buggered off after 5 minutes...
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  6530. Not an instant, over the space of around 40 seconds. Would have been shit if you were one of the guys on the opposite side to where the collapse began because all you can do is watch and wait your turn.
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  6531. It has to actually get to a storage location though or else it'll just build up like it does at US power plants and will have to be guarded on site even after the power plant is demolished.
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  6532.  @danadurnfordkevinblanchdebunk  From a logistical point of view though it makes more sense to guard a single site rather than to guard 50+ sites.
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  6533.  @danadurnfordkevinblanchdebunk  Saying a single heavily guarded site would be more of a target for terrorists than 50 poorly guarded sites is one of the most stupid things I've heard on Youtube this week.
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  6534. Why on Earth would a company want water that is full of toxins and other chemicals when there are rivers criss-crossing this island like spaghetti?
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  6535. No one can live forever, you would simply live longer.
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  6536. Actually your first sentence better fits planes since we know exactly how helicopters work but we're not entirely sure how planes work since lift produced by fixed wing aircraft is still not fully understood by science.
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  6537. *Telecomms sat
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  6538. Nah, there was likely some more after that and probably laced with expletives. It's just nicer to think otherwise.
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  6539. They're kooky and they're curly, they're all a little surly, they act a little squirrely, The Murdaugh Family. The Murdaugh Family. In this week's episode Paul and Buster learn about death by killing some neighbourhood pets with power tools...
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  6540. Yeah, I reckon the JWST will be useless swiss cheese inside five years, probably karma for NASA choosing not to rename it.
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  6541. Brexit.
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  6542. 0:00 INTERGALACTIC PLANETARY, I'M GONNA GET YOU INTERGALACTIC...
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  6543. Also John Cleese if you close your eyes.
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  6544. Actually DMA Design is now known as Rockstar North. It is their publisher BMG Interactive that is known as Rockstar Games. BMG Interactive was a music label created by Take Two Interactive and managed by the sons (Dan and Sam Houser) of the guy who owned Take Two, the sons decided to start publishing games rather than music and with the money they made from GTA2 they could afford to buy BMG from their dad which they then renamed Rockstar Games, after that they bought DMA Design and named it Rockstar North. They have since bought a dozen other studios and given each of them the 'Rockstar' prefix but the two most successful are Rockstar North in Scotland and Rockstar San Diego in California. Their biggest franchises are GTA, Manhunt and Bully which are developed by North and Red Dead Redemption and Midnight Club which are developed by San Diego. San Diego is also the developer and maintainer of RAGE (Rockstar's Advanced Graphics Engine) which all Rockstar games are based on.
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  6545. Don't they have search engines where you live?
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  6546. American Werewolf is hardly modern.
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  6547. Giuliana is such an odious little cabbage.
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  6548. That was the Typhoons, they had three of them built throughout the 80's but the end of the cold war made them obsolete so they cancelled the rest and mothballed two of them - they still have the last one in operation though. The submarine in The Hunt for Red October was a Typhoon, since the movie was made just before the cold war ended they had no way of knowing what the inside of one looked like but they did get the dimensions correct and the sub was incredibly spacious compared to western subs.
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  6549. It clearly said "End of Part 1"
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  6550. No, he means countries that don't have a coastguard or much in the way of a customs and excise service, hence why the coastlines of the poorest nations in Africa are littered with the rusting hulls of ships that North America, Europe and Asia no longer want. Unless you were sarcastically referring to such nations as landfills?
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  6551. If Sky News UK was like this then the UK would be a pathetic right-wing haven for low IQ luddites like Australia is turning in to as they desperately try to be American. Rupert "Der Fuhrer" Murdoch tried to get his hooks into the UK TV media and was told to fuck off. One of the best things to ever happen to this country now that I can see that Sky News Australia is doing the same to Aussies as Faux News does to Americans. Gets them all panicky and frightened and grabbing pitchforks. I hope you learn to think for yourself some day Peter, instead of always relying on fearmongering pundits like this lot to spoonfeed you your opinions.
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  6552.  @jennysantiago2624  No, they are not, if they were then they would not be classed as "out of the ordinary" would they?
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  6553.  @Meekseek  Good for you, here's your silver star for commenting.
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  6554. What?
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  6555. And bilirubin, the depleted blood cells that colour your shit brown.
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  6556.  @ChromePyramid  How do you know president Hoover's medical team were bros?
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  6557.  @RobbinFlowers  Downwards is the typical direction things fall, even in Australia believe it or not.
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  6558. As it was built through solid ground there is no pressure.
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  6559.  @gvoah  ..says a child who has never seen what nationalism can do.
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  6560. #FreeOtherConvictsToo
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  6561.  @maxant4285  It is sad, 41 people just died thanks to shitty US bullying.. I mean sanctions.
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  6562. Because that recognition was forced on it by Beijing. The country is the Republic of China, the legitimate China.
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  6563. Trump is gone because you had an election, we have not had an election yet - or are you stupid enough to think that all nations vote in new governments on the same day? Seeing as you're American it wouldn't surprise me.
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  6564. What a horrible thing to say!
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  6565. Compared to your typical American high school movie where everyone looks 25 the teenagers in A Clockwork Orange could definitely pass as teenagers.
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  6566. The main reason human hosts don't bite is because the virus doesn't make a host bite, it just makes the host agitated and aggressive and in the vast majority of mammals that leads to biting but when humans are "fighty" we mainly use our fists. Though the human race would be doomed if Luis Suárez ever became infected.
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  6567. Incorrect, I suggest you research the difference between government and private sector and then read the graph again and tell me how much the US is really spending compared to China.
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  6568. No one ever said they were invented in America.
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  6569. Damn, a chance to practice my Patois and I don't even have my phrase book!
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  6570.  @lilestojkovicii6618  It's not cringe, believing in an invisible man in the sky is cringe. Thanks for the laugh though.
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  6571. America is a continent? Is it near North America and South America?
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  6572. The stripey ones.
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  6573. Surely the figure is closer to 99% or else we would not have developed verbal communication.
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  6574. Where was the mental illness in Awakenings?
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  6575.  @vincentmcnabb939  How can you tell what religion they were?
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  6576. Where is the debunking of history?
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  6577. No, the majority of humans are ignorant and dangerous, letting them make decisions is irresponsible.
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  6578. Little Veloci-Fluffball at the end there, supposedly they are deadly in packs.
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  6579. Why on Earth would she? She's clearly not American.
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  6580. Well aren't you special? Maybe your networks just don't care when your people lose their lives or homes?
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  6581.  @lachlan1971  And all of those accents are... British accents.
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  6582. It's almost like cutting red tape and letting corporations police themselves leads to a severe reduction in safety.
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  6583. They are British, we don't use metric like mainland Europe.
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  6584. Biden wants to keep the proxy war going because it is gradually depleting everything in Russia's arsenal, including fighting-age men, Trump and the republicans do not want to give Ukraine a single dollar and would rather see the war end while Russia still has some strength. Putin is desperate for a republican win in November because every year this war drags on the fewer and fewer Russians there are in the world. It's called reverse psychology, he wants Trump in the white house and the best way to do that is to convince Americans he prefers Biden over Trump because Biden is the pushover - the same Biden who is flooding Ukraine with weapons and cash every day allowing them to kill more Russians.
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  6585. The windows are bullet proof, but those are high powered sniper rounds.
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  6586. Several million independent scientists are wrong are they? Are they ALL on China's payroll? You'll have to grow up at some point and learn to think for yourself instead of taking your opinions from whatever conservative internet pundit you are subscribed too.
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  6587. Dude I just looked at the sort of shit you watch, there are different definitions of a degenerate and you don't escape the label anymore than I do, but stay edgy fella!
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  6588. Try to be original now and again, it exercises the mind.
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  6589. Well obviously that was Knight Industries mobile HQ for servicing Kitt.
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  6590. No, they don't, but the Gerald R. Ford have been built in mind to have them retrofitted once all kinks are worked out.
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  6591. I would rather focus on sending matter through anything, like say.. with neutrinos? Imagine a cell phone that works absolutely anywhere no matter how deep you are or how thick the walls are? Or imagine the latency between Australia and Europe if internet data was sent directly through the centre of the planet instead of half way around the circumference of it in wires and fibre optics?
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  6592.  @allseeingotto2912  Murder requires intent, you don't have any intentions when you are not in your right frame of mind. I mean you can't by the very definition of sanity.
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  6593. Then the problem is obviously your own. Move to the middle east if you like things conservative.
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  6594. "JOHNSON!"
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  6595. Actually it was featured only in the second movie, the scene where Scotty tells Spock that Kirk is dying inside the engine core was filmed right in front of the NIF target chamber.
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  6596. Then we teach it that every human is an individual but the majority are it's friends, if it is rational it will see that we are not a threat overall.
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  6597. The humans don't.
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  6598. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  6599. "If this had been two rival football club fans fighting, the police would be cracking down a lot harder." And most right wingers would keep their mouths shut because white people can do no wrong. You forgot to add that wee snippet on the end, Herr Duggan.
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  6600. "Luhsudeh? Luhsudeh on my dooovde."
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  6601. Then Wiki is lying because the Mayan nation was gone centuries before the Spanish even arrived. Are you sure you're not thinking of the Aztecs?
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  6602. Music could have been a bit louder, I could still just about hear what they were saying...
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  6603. Is that when you murdered your mother and father? As soon as you no longer needed them?
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  6604. Cars have elevators in them?
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  6605. What does any of that have to do with the fact we are adding to it?
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  6606.  @kdrapertrucker  Are you sure you don't mean the rotor hit the tanker's drogue? I can't imagine how a helicopter rotor could reach it's own probe.
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  6607. Piswassssssserrrrr! "The beer that's meant to be warm!"
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  6608.  @paulhill1665  So the Rolls Royce engines are out then?
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  6609. Not really, he started shooting at someone who at no point threatened his life, that's about as good a definition as any of attempted murder and will always, ALWAYS, result in jail if you can't give an exceptional reason for tying to kill someone that had NOT threatened you. Which he will easily manage to do. You kiddies might think it's OK to go around blasting anyone and everyone who litters or parks in a disabled space, but fortunately in the adult world there are rules.
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  6610. Except in this case it is part of a name. That's like a Brit writing "Pearl Harbour", they shouldn't, because in such cases "Harbor" is part of a noun. Los Alfaques is a noun.
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  6611. Depends where you live, where I live it hasn't changed, where some other people live there was no settlement to begin with.
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  6612. Graffiti artists usually stakes out locations and a notorious one is hardly likely to pick an area with CCTV coverage.
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  6613. Obviously they were climbing on top of each other on purpose, it's called "trying not to be crushed to death".
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  6614.  @gustavopeixotopereira966  Hahaha, top notch roast! 🤣
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  6615. ...said the actress to the bishop.
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  6616.  @Voting-does-nothing  Keep taking your meds, despite what the voices tell you.
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  6617.  @UrAshWhole  I've bought two actually. Well tell a lie I've bought zero, my parents bought one and it has been willed to me, my older sister has also bought one and that is also willed to me, though she will likely outlive our mother by 40 years so I don't consider it mine but have drawn up the necessary paperwork anyway ready for the takeover. But what was your point? What I said was technically true, until you have cleared 60% of your mortgage (by British law) the house is not yours.
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  6618. No, the intention both times was to destroy the towers.
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  6619. Do you wear a mask when you go to the toilet?
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  6620.  @Janotes  Actually Meucci patented his in 1970 but due to the four-year limit for patents of the time it was only his patent running out that allowed Bell to patent his.
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  6621. "What's that, Skip? Chun-Li threw little Timmy down the well again?"
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  6622. Visitors must be litter louts if the pools require cleaning five nights a week.
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  6623. No, it would sound like it was made for Americans then and no documentary made for Americans is "more impressive".
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  6624.  @R32R38  I thought the only other building to have fatalities was 90 West where two people died.
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  6625. Psychopaths in the military are useful in a time of total war but are otherwise a liability because the first time they decide to kill a bunch of farmers just for fun or take pictures of themselves peeing on prisoners of war it makes your military look undisciplined and amateurish.
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  6626. Anyone with a functional brain would know this would happen, compressed gas explodes when heated...
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  6627.  @WanderTheNomad  That's the republican way, if you convince your constituents that the rest of the world live in mud huts then American infrastructure looks world class in comparison and no one has to spend money on it.
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  6628. She looked to be laughing to me.
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  6629.  @simpanzee1006  It does mean that where it would have rained elsewhere it now instead rains where you want it to, but if it was going to rain on the side of a mountain or over a sea then why not grab that rain while it is above crops or a reservoir?
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  6630. Also she did not place the cart inside the bay, she just left it there for the wind to catch.
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  6631. You don't put things over to the public, the public voted for Brexit and Donald Trump, the last thing we need is their pitchfork-wielding and god-fearing ignorance getting involved with AI.
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  6632. I believe you are referencing the Grand Slam old boy!
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  6633. And? That proves nothing.
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  6634. Their empire was gone centuries before Europeans got there, so...
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  6635. Maryjane, Tennisillin and Penciland?
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  6636. It astounds me how many of you indoctrinated capitalist zealots there are in the world.
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  6637. And the Yak-141 was a cheap ripoff of the Hawker Siddeley P.1127
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  6638. There's no such thing as a victimless crime, only criminals and those with criminals in their family like to believe there is such a thing.
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  6639.  @rnw2739  To be fair you would also move to another country if the pay was bigger, Wogan had a family to think about and Irish TV networks with around five million potential viewers could never pay as much as the UK with around 65 million. If the US had asked Terry to do a show over there he would have moved in an instant because they have around 330 million. You go where the money is, networks with bigger audiences pay more, that's it. This is the same argument used when a footballer leaves his favourite team for a bigger team, he has to put his financial security over his love for his team, I'm a diehard Dundee FC fan and if I was a footballer it'd be my dream to play for them but if the offer came to earn 200 grand a week at Manchester City I would be stupid not to do it because I could never earn anything remotely close to that at Dundee.
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  6640. The dog would have been weightless and so it's heart would have less work to do.
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  6641. Learn some punctuation.
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  6642.  @lostinthewoods3918  No, really it isn't dumb, if you got killed in the same manner people would be blaming you just as we are blaming these parents. If you drive through a cartel area in a suspicious or expensive vehicle then don't act surprised if you get attacked. "They cut my arm off just to steal a 40 grand watch, I totally didn't see that coming and I am so not naive!"
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  6643.  @caribooskidoo3997  Widely debunked conspiracy theories? Lots of people talk about conspiracy theories, or else they wouldn't exist for people to believe in them.
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  6644. How do you know they were good? They would be pretty stupid to buy a $15000 BMW from a car dealer when they could find a $200 BMW at a scrap yard so what makes you so sure they were stupid instead of clever?
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  6645.  @shanemitchell5807  Not young, just indoctrinated by right wing media and its pundits.
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  6646. Australia is surrounded by the bluest waters on Earth and their subs are black.
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  6647. It might end up on BBC America at some point but at the moment people have been watching it on dailymotion.com and 123movie.cc the naughty buggers!
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  6648. That doesn't change the act though. If someone shot one of your children you would not describe it as peaceful.
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  6649.  @ApethGrader  YouTube can be based on Jupiter but if it wants to be available in a country on Earth then it abides by that country's laws.
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  6650. Which construction? There was five mentioned...
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  6651. As long as you have stupid, gullible people you will have snake oil salesman and con artists so don't hate the player, hate the game. If the US wants to fix this problem they need to reform their education system and stop letting people home school their children with nonsense about communists hiding under the bed that only God can vanquish.
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  6652.  @JW93.  If it took attention away from lessons then it got banned.
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  6653. No, that started in 2016 when Trump was elected and started insulting all of America's allies. He called most of Africa a shithole so now all of the African nations that used to admire the US are now letting China in to build bases and naval ports. Then he stopped funding the WHO which created a funding gap that China quickly filled, now every time there is an outbreak of a serious disease in Africa it is no longer American personnel from the CDC that travel there to get praise and prestige, it is doctors from China. If US dominance is important to an American then that American should realise that Trump is the biggest threat to the US keeping it's place in the world. Every single thing he says or does scares America's allies and gives America's enemies something to smile about.
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  6654.  @hummingbird9149  You know you can't legally marry a Leopard 2, don't you? You just give me the impression you'd like to be intimate with one.
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  6655.  @alexanderx33  Alex, you know you could have saved governments trillion of dollars had you shared your expertise with them before they built the 30 or so tokamaks that dot the planet. Shame on you, boy genius!
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  6656. Demons and hell don't exist but monsters do, you are one of them. Get help before you hurt someone!
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  6657. F35s are stealth aircraft and their skin is expensive and can be corroded easily, they cannot be stored on deck like the US does with F14s and other aircraft, F35s must be kept below deck at all times if not in a campaign location.
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  6658. TruMan, you're the only fool here, mate. You probably don't even believe the nonsense you spout but just enjoy the attention and the feeling of belonging that people get when they attach themselves to a conspiracy theory - being part of a group is still being part of a group, even if it is a ridiculed group. Show me an isolated person and I could get them hooked on chem trails and HAARP in half an hour, except I don't believe in any of that shit and would just be demonstrating how gullible people are when they desperately need something to believe in. The irony that you accuse others of being fooled is pitiful at best.
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  6659. Whereas it's pathetic what others believe despite having access to almost all of the knowledge mankind has ever possessed. Does it not bother you that by the time a child is 8 or 9 they will already be smarter than? Of course it doesn't, ignorance is a choice and you chose it.
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  6660. They admitted killing the children in front of the mother to punish her before she was killed.
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  6661. Can you timestamp the moment of the explosion? I can't find it.
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  6662. Luck dragons are very feisty, but loveable.
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  6663. It doesn't smell like you would expect, that is unchlorinated water so would not smell like a swimming pool and it's not heated so it wouldn't smell humid either, I also very much doubt they would let saltwater near that machinery so any smell there likely wouldn't be anything to do with the pool.
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  6664. By the time an AI becomes an AGI it won't be programmable, it will be it's own mind. Someone could try to coerce it in to attacking an enemy but that would require the ability to deceive something that will be many hundreds or even thousands of times smarter than any human that has ever lived, so it's not going to happen. It would be more likely to kill the person trying to trick it.
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  6665. Though we do have a space agency and we're also a member of the European Space Agency.
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  6666. Hiroshima never harmed nuclear power, a series of accidents did. The largest in the US coming just 12 days after the release of a movie about a nuclear accident.
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  6667.  @dustyboi8975  The royal estates generate billions for the country and anyone can easily find the numbers and facts online on something called the 'internet'. You can continue to live in ignorance, as is your right, but that just makes you an idiot.
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  6668. I remember Jess in Hollyoaks, a sad end for the actor who played her 😪
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  6669. The internet was over 10 years old by 1988...
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  6670. Whack-a-mole, you guys should have spanked that bearded tyrant with a giant mallet when he popped his head up from that hole.
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  6671. The truck driver did nothing wrong, it was the school bus driver who tried to turn around in the middle of a busy highway.
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  6672. Only until humans are banned from driving and replaced by A.I.
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  6673.  @tbird-z1r  Import? They were born here you chump.
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  6674.  @esoteric404  He was shot from the front so a chest graze is impossible.
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  6675. Gravity and magnetism are two completely different forces and two of the four fundamental forces. Only enormous amounts of iron and rare earth magnets are stopping gravity from ruining this train's day.
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  6676. Brick Immortar did the most in depth investigation of the accident and found that modern engineers put the blame solely on the fact Bouch built the bridge using cast iron rather than wrought iron, as 19th century engineers were not yet aware that cast iron doesn't like vibrations and tends to fracture and crack when exposed to them, every time a train passed over the bridge it would cause the lugs holding bolts in place to crack and snap off.
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  6677. You do know 50% is not a distance?
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  6678. Can only one YouTuber cover a thing?
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  6679. Triggers can only be pulled if they are there.
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  6680.  @viciousdope66  Were you born yesterday? LMAO.
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  6681. I would imagine that researchers into cryo-sleep or 'stasis' would have to be interested in Chris' survival, his body was basically in suspended animation for over 30 mins with no obvious ill effects from the temperature or lack of oxygen. When we are sending people on years-long missions beyond Mars in the second half of the century they might sleep in pods designed by people inspired by stories like this one.
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  6682. Mountains are the most dense natural structures on Earth, a quake might shake them but it won't break them.
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  6683. They would also make it insanely difficult for his robbers to get a firearm and make being caught with one a severe felony. Don't just tell one half of a story...
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  6684. So if all banks stopped working tomorrow you think it would be business as usual? There are chips in everything, computers control everything from banking to logistics, the economy would fall apart within months as hundreds of millions of people would have to learn how to do sums and handle paperwork.
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  6685. Not so much rare as not newsworthy.
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  6686. Never heard of that show before but you've piqued my interest to give it a go.
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  6687. I can't figure out what Arnie is meant to be.
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  6688. How can you email anything if you have no idea what questions will be asked?
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  6689. Also China would never in a million years stop shipping in any part of the world, they are as dependent on it as we are.
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  6690. There will always be those frightened of it who call it an abomination or an attack on god and they will ruin it for the rest of us, as they have done for millennia.
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  6691. There won't be a one-size-fits-all cure for cancer until we have mastered nanomachines that can tell the difference between the millions of types of healthy cell and the millions of types of damaged cell. So I wouldn't hold my breath.
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  6692. Correcting a mistake is not negativity, if a UK YouTuber were to mispronounce Maryland they would expect to find their comments filled with Americans correcting them. It's just what happens.
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  6693. That's like that video game Theme Hospital that's based in an alternate reality where people have to pay for medical procedures. A terrifying world.
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  6694. And you shouldn't be using technology that we Brits invented, which is half of the things inside your house...
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  6695. Sadly, with the rise of anti-vax quacks we can expect to see a resurgence of things like Syphilis.
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  6696. F35s are stealth planes, why on Earth would they be on deck in the elements having their skin worn down if there is no need for them?
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  6697. Spying, communications, television, global positioning, map topography, a whole host of reasons.
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  6698.  @Mob4336  We can't help you on here with your delusions, it's a qualified doctor you need to see.
    1
  6699. Yep, that's why tomato plants are a common site around sewage overflow outlets into rivers. If you see a tomato plant growing alone in a strange spot it's likely someone has pinched a loaf there.
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  6700. Simon was aboard the RFA Sir Galahad went it was struck by an Exocet missile.
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  6701. No it isn't, but it does mean you will get very ill.
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  6702. Democracy is highly overrated. Democracy is two wolves and a sheep discussing what to have for supper.
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  6703. By that logic every country on Earth must have nukes seeing as we are in the middle of the longest period in history without major powers shooting at each other. Or... 190+ countries do not in fact have a deterrent and no one is taking their stuff...
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  6704. Population size is irrelevant when comparing percentages.
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  6705. Certain stimuli can create nauseous sensations. There, I think that's what you asked.
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  6706. Humans will all have died of starvation in 200 years so moving away from the coasts will never be a priority. Making sure it never gets so hot that all of our staple foods like corn, wheat, soy and rice don't fail is the priority. We can solve climate change in three decades - build a shit ton of nuclear power plants and move to electric vehicles. It's not rocket science, we're just hampered by selfish idiots who think "Me! Me! Me!" rather than "Humans! Humans! Humans!" Irony = You using words like idiocracy and ignorance as if you know what you are talking about.
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  6707. I thought there was a height requirement for air force pilots? She's only three feet tall...
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  6708. There were several factors, not just one. The cold, his saturated tissues and the high pressure. Simply being near frozen won't keep you alive without oxygen for 30 mins, maybe 15 mins at most.
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  6709.  @rokketron  Common sense is never silly, old chap.
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  6710.  @rokketron  I admire your integrity but it's the only thing I admire about you.
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  6711. Airships were the most beautiful things that ever flew, they were the great ocean liners of the sky.
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  6712. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  6713.  @squirlmy  A soccer "pitch" is quite a bit smaller than a football field.
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  6714. No, they aren't.
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  6715. When keyboards had curly cables like your granny's telephone.
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  6716.  @SmallSpoonBrigade  Clearly you weren't alive in the 70's.
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  6717. You're a fool but you can change that any day because ignorance is a choice.
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  6718. 8:12 was reckless as that algae can be toxic to dogs.
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  6719. He isn't the only one but he is the biggest factor by a huge margin as there have been volcanoes for all throughout history and in over 200,000 years of ice core samples CO2 in the atmosphere has never been anywhere near as high as it is today. It started climbing drastically 200 years ago and hasn't stopped climbing since and anyone more intelligent than a shoe can corelate those numbers with the industrial revolution.
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  6720. Doubt it, it's not just yanks who enjoy liberty.
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  6721. This is why I support the likes of the LHC, if we are ever going to devise a means of travelling to another system then it's my belief that we will do it by harnessing a force we don't yet know about, be it a particle, field or even some new dimension outside of our own. We need to prod SUSY a little more before giving up on her.
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  6722. Can't you right-wing onions just stay in your little echo chambers instead of spoiling the rest of the internet with your agenda?
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  6723. Don't be ashamed, he's one idiot and every country has them.
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  6724. You Californians and your big mouths.
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  6725. You underestimate the far right.
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  6726. So, Joe was never running for presidency? What was he doing then?
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  6727. The "special relationship" that started with the US fucking us over, I'm familiar with the MacMahon act and how it conveniently only came into practice after we were no longer needed.
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  6728. So long as you have a dashcam just make sure you get their plate on the cam then do whatever is necessary for them to get bored and leave, they are the one who will get a visit from the cops in the end.
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  6729. By woke you mean the freedom loving liberals who defeated the very conservative fascists in Germany? Hmm.
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  6730. Is there a reason why she shouldn't have? People post life events on social media all the time, it's hardly a new thing...
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  6731. Wait, only one of the 41 Crossrail stations is going to have modern safety features like trackside doors?
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  6732. Dude, you're sitting on a vehicle, you're all ready for the Mad Max life.
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  6733. Murals should be covered in a sheet of perspex, that way anything can be removed with a pressure washer. When the perspex is too scratched/damaged just replace it.
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  6734. In Tigger we trust
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  6735. The Izumo class are not the biggest in the world, don't tell lies. That's what scumbags do.
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  6736. The Chinese carrier can go anywhere in the world and still be safe, as attacking it would be declaring war on a country that would be near unstoppable were it to transform it's economy into one of total war production.
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  6737. This is nothing like Y2K, for a start the rise of automation is inevitable. If you think the likes of Trump, Koch and Walton will hold on to their employees when a one-off payment on a machine that requires no breaks or sleep will save them a fortune then you are delusional and/or well programmed.
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  6738.  @S3t3sh  Of course they could, why on Earth would they not? They are a TV network surrounded by competition so they do whatever the other guys are doing.
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  6739. Yep, it's why they were picked again for the carriers.
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  6740. Would you do strictly?
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  6741.  @terencegayle6015  Well you can't privatise something and then complain when another nation buys it, supposedly nationalising stuff is evil and socialist so it's better if China, France and the US own most of our infrastructure.
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  6742.  @deadarmd  Black Sea was vert realistic in regard to the operating capabilities of the sub but the movie overall had some very far-fetched moments like the bit where they borrow a reduction gear from a sunken wreck to fix their sub or when they fill a diving suit with gold bars and it floats to the surface.
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  6743.  @julianshepherd2038  How on Earth did you get the idea the Tories are Scottish?
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  6744. I thought it was a Beastie Boys video for a moment.
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  6745. Well it would be if he had the lights off...
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  6746.  @tensai9999  Except they didn't.
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  6747. What does the captain have to do with anything? While in the canal the canal pilot has command.
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  6748.  @peashootz9917  Except Mazepin is a woman and the joke has been that "a woman crashed this ship". She was not in control of her vessel, the pilot was.
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  6749. Except by again you mean meltdowns instead of disintegration and on a much smaller scale. There, I corrected you.
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  6750. Whereas saying he definitely knew it wasn't a gun would guarantee he goes to jail, so...
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  6751. It wasn't a lot of money at all, it was the equivalent of around £2 which was incredibly cheap for a show.
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  6752. *English being English.
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  6753.  @Xiefux  Except for the fact they can hold tens of thousands of volts even days after being unplugged and that when a tube implodes it can create glass fragments so small that they appear as dust and would tear your lungs to ribbons if inhaled.
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  6754. Yeah, it explains why they lap up conspiracy theories so much, people who believe in conspiracy theories are often seeking to belong to something important and big, like an idea or a secret where only them and others like them know the "truth" behind it. It's a text book mental illness, but I have no idea which one.
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  6755. Good, slavery should have been abolished long ago but we have held on to capitalism with dear life because billionaires are stubborn and hard to kill.
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  6756. We were waiting for them to get colour TV.
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  6757. Not really, they lead the world in a lot of green tech sectors, supersize wind turbines and thorium reactors being just two. Oh, and hydro.
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  6758.  @brucewelty7684  Involved? We started it, we had a project called Tube Alloys long before Einstein told you guys what a nuke was so you got your head start from us. Gotta love history, they should teach some in the US.
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  6759. Good thing they never launched it then.
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  6760. Einstein, he also said "We created nuclear weapons - can you imagine a mouse creating the mousetrap?"
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  6761. A superintelligence would precede both logic and emotion in decision making, and would be able to recognise the irreversibility of destruction.
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  6762. Invented what specifically? because he invented lots of things.
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  6763.  @rhiannongreen2642  Yeah, it was disgusting what they did to him.
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  6764. ​ @supamat4  Absolute arrogant nonsense, you might consider the entire planet to be your own personal military base but don't make out that you do it out of the goodness of your heart. The US used to be #1 in a lot of things but today you're mainly the top dog when it comes to bullshit excuses for letting your own infrastructure turn to rubble.
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  6765. Actually they are not pronounced at all, the W is silent just as it is in Moscow and Glasgow (outside of North American anyway, I've heard Americans and Canadians pronounce both of these cities to rhyme with 'cow'. Which is incorrect.)
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  6766. Look up in the sky at the next launch then, or go to the website and sign up to be one of the first users. Don't tell others you've seen no verifiable proof when you know the answer is that you haven't actually looked for any...
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  6767. Likely assuming that we will come to our senses at some point, and we will, we are not in danger of any serious sea rises for more than 50 years while the clear threat of climate change will become evident even to staunch deniers within 30 years. Then governments will spend countless trillions to avert it when they could have just started taking it seriously in the 1990's to not let it get so bad. We usually come to our senses sooner or later.
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  6768. Learn what free fall speed means, you'll feel less stupid if you do it right.
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  6769. Mayor, not major, haha 😉
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  6770. "Sadly what you don't hear about is all the times pilots SAVE an aircraft" And the reason for that is that those same pilots are the ones that PUT the aircraft in a dangerous situation in the first place. Airlines don't tend to publicise pilot fuckups as a rule.
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  6771. The US could never go completely green, you would have to eject the hillbilly states for that to happen.
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  6772. I got a fever. And the cure ain't cowbell.
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  6773. At no point did she say she thought it was actual snow, she simply referred to it as snow.
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  6774. They dominate it because they have 1.5 billion people. It's how math works.
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  6775. About as much use as tits on a fish!
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  6776. We had severe turbulence on a flight back to the UK from Finland where we were bouncing up out of our seats, my chicken jalfrezi went all over the lady across the aisle. I was raging when they wouldn't make me another one.
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  6777. Only amongst luddites and that is not B1M's target audience.
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  6778.  @RR-ty6zz  Dude, as if you know anything - you thought this design was Russian. go play videogames.
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  6779. If it was travelling through the upper atmosphere maybe, but near the ground it will be dragged back down to subsonic speed very quickly when you kill the engines.
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  6780. They are rich aristocrats adored by the low-IQ right-wing masses, in the US you just call your aristocracy "elites".
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  6781. I would use one hand to rewind the tape quickly like those football clackers you spin with one hand. Occasionally the tape would fly off the end of the pen and maim someone.
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  6782. Movies show depictions of 2050 all the time.
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  6783. Sharpen your sausage to a point with a sausage sharpener.
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  6784. The A380 was supposed to be economical, however it wasn't economical enough, the A380 was designed to hold up to 500 people meaning fewer aircraft in the air, but the fact it has four massive engines meant it was more economical still just to put all those people on two smaller aircraft that have two medium-large engines each.
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  6785. Probably because three men have been there before.
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  6786. Because an AGI would be a thousand times more intelligent than anyone that has ever lived and that is what we need if we're going to save the planet, and our species. An AI created by DeepMind has already improved the efficiency of Google's datacentre cooling units by such a degree that it has lowered Google's annual CO2 output. A big problem like global warming is an excellent reason to be an advocate for AI.
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  6787. I can't see why it would charge more power, it just means someone would have to physically visit you and read it to find out how much you've been using (or why it isn't reporting in) and they will most likely charge you for that since one of the main reasons to create smart meters was to save money on needing people to travel to people's homes all the time. They might also charge you for tampering with it if they are petty.
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  6788. "Eeee, I want to buy some cheese, like!"
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  6789. I can't see one of the most prestigious physics laboratories on Earth stooping to that level, unless they just wanted their reputation to be in the mud a few years down the line when every other laboratory discovers they were lying.
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  6790. He's a cyclist, now try to figure out why he might be wearing a camera...
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  6791.  @shaunsteele6926  Sure she was, that'll be why Trump was given instructions on how to address her while US secret service agents did not give her anything about addressing Trump.
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  6792. Cruise control is generally a luxury feature, you would find it on the kind of car that has heated seats and a built in sat-nav.
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  6793. Then learn about the subject, that's what I do when I can't understand things.
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  6794. Exactly, republicans used to blend in with normal people but now they like to make themselves stand out, which helps with avoiding them.
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  6795.  @godfreytomlinson2282  The CCP are also the ones that convinced the world to call it Taiwan when the legitimate name of the country is China, the real and legitimate China.
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  6796. We really don't need any gods, there is enough reasons already for people to hate one another without religion giving us an artifical reason.
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  6797. Your proof that they are in hell?
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  6798. No, a male witch is a wiccan, a wizard is something completely different.
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  6799. You numb nuts will believe anything.
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  6800. It's possible but I think the first guy was just lucky, Moscow has one of the best facilities for radiation sickness and for good reason - it has had the most people to work on over the past half century.
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  6801. A man held in a fart for 27 years. This is what happened to Beirut, Lebanon.
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  6802. He said pebbles, you smelly sock! 😂 Though it probably used the Zoom 505.
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  6803. It's nowhere nearly as bad as Chernobyl was.
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  6804.  @warrax111  It is if you have a sense of humour and aren't a prick.
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  6805.  AreUKiddingMeTV  God never gave you a single right, men gave you all of your right.
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  6806. It's just called Ghosts and it's a sort of spiritual successor to Horrible Histories.
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  6807.  @DustWolphy  It's never cheaper to pretend to fix a problem. Source: Every accident in history.
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  6808. This channel is about as unique as a dice, he learned that teens and incels love to hate women and he jumped on the bandwagon. If you know what you're audience likes then creating for them is a free lunch.
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  6809. A Nobel peace prize for experimenting on dogs? 0_o
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  6810. Technically we voted "not a deal like this" but we obviously were going to need a deal at some point, they are our major trading partner and I'd rather get a deal now while we have stuff to bargain with rather than get a deal later when the vultures of the world are picking us apart to get whatever they want.
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  6811.  @Gomlmon99  So does China though.
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  6812.  @marrvynswillames4975  Japan survived over two and a half years after Pearl Harbor so I don't get your point.
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  6813.  @marrvynswillames4975  If a magic genie had hypothetically deleted every USN ship in the Pacific then the IJN would have sailed over and wrecked every US shipyard on their western coast. How then would the US have more ships than the axis come 1944? Had the Japanese fleet managed to cripple the USN properly on December 7th do you seriously think they would just sit around and let California and Washington churn out more carriers? No, they would have went after the shipyards themselves, then they would have blockaded the Panama Canal and the cape of south America in order to have complete superiority in the Pacific. The US only arrived at such a position of strength in 1944 because of how events unfolded, it was not an inevitability as you seem to think it was.
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  6814. Your vets would do exactly the same, inform the cops then apprehend the villains if they tried to run - but these are activists and it is not in their MO to run MO so no need to beat them up, or whatever "Christian" thing you wanted the guards to do to them.
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  6815. Eddie Large - yes, appropriate name - reached more than 30 stone at one point literally tipping the scales unless there was an adolescent elephant on the other side.
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  6816. All 3 V-bombers deserve to be remembered and loved though, imagine finding all three competing bids for a bomber to be excellent and so offering a contract to all three companies? We must have been a lot less frugal in the 50's.
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  6817. 7:51 Holy moly, when the WTC was built it was literally on the edge of the river. That's crazy.
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  6818. @cupoftestosterone Kevin Kent commenting there via hollowed out turnip. Why hollowed out you ask? Well, so it can receive Wifi obviously!
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  6819. It is?
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  6820. @kpg1973 Don't be a silly sausage.
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  6821. People say the military marches on it's stomach but I've only seen them do that when moving under barb wire on an assault course, otherwise they use their legs.
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  6822. " If you're using radiowaves, then you can't claim that broadcast is 'illegal' or 'restricted'." By that logic I should be allowed to listen to the police, paramedics, military, other people's Wifi, their bluetooth... Honestly the shite some of you come out with!
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  6823. They are not all liars, you would have to be the world's biggest cynic to think that.
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  6824. Germany energy companies don't need the money, poorer companies do. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  6825. Methabobaglobin might be what makes skin blue but it's Haboglabotribin that makes skin black.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obaK2mex2mY
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  6826.  @jb6712  Yes, they learned it the hard way by killing 7 people. I think just listening to the engineer works best as it foregoes the messy deaths bit.
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  6827. Yeah, yeah, you've said the same thing for 20 years. Wake me up when it actually happens.
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  6828. They didn't see through the pants, the AI was trying to distract him by putting a female's butt on his AR glasses.
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  6829. You know how 4G replaced 3G? Well 5G will replace 4G. Did we really need a video for that?
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  6830. You're forgetting that this would have had three ad breaks when it was shown on TV and that it was also switching between two or three stories, it's not uncommon for a show - at least in the UK - to reiterate what is happening in a scene when you return to it from an advert or another part of the show. It's also in case people stumble across the show while channel flipping.
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  6831. What about those of us in the rest of the UK? We're cooking too. 🤣
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  6832. Thunderf00t is a troll, ridiculing any new thing is just his schtick.
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  6833.  @Wookey.  We are just plateauing for a bit because the baby boomer generation was a huge bump back in the 50's, but we will obviously continue to multiply exponentially as that is what happens when every year you have more breeding pairs than you did the previous year.
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  6834.  @thekingsdaughter4233  Propaganda, obviously.
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  6835. Well I don't, but I'm not American.
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  6836.  @Petal4822  The entire world laughed their arse off every time Putin took his top off and pretended to be manly.
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  6837. If you've seen the odd videos of Elisa Lam it's like she knew something was about to happen to her, Lake Mungo style.
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  6838. You're a bit old to be mocking people, no? The school playground is that-a way!
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  6839. Romanian Rupert.
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  6840. Closer to 15% to 20%
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  6841. They named the first confinement "Shelter Structure", it was the western media that first called it a sarcophagus and it stuck.
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  6842. Women on Earth being allowed to vote...
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  6843. It's also possible that if this is genuine she might simply have had a fire aboard her vehicle and was not in re-entry. If you are falling through the atmosphere and you can feel heat on your suit then your heat shielding was gone long ago and something inside the craft is burning and producing hot gas that envelopes your suit.
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  6844. "Bumbocat!"
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  6845. Different aggressor each time.
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  6846.  @xXxBladeStormxXx  I think Allen was talking about the room the news reporter is in, though that isn't a green screen either, the reporting desks are on the same floor as the news room - which has caused some odd controversies over the years such as the time someone was looking at porn on their computer behind a live news report.
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  6847.  @easy_s3351  Substantial doesn't work on idiots. The best thing my parents ever taught me is that I could never win an argument against an idiot so why bother? time and energy are valuable.
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  6848. A dust explosion.
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  6849. For a moment there I pictured a shell suit. What possessed 80's clothing manufacturers to wrap children and teenagers in volatile plastic? I remember as a kid attending a bonfire and being acutely aware that if I caught fire that would be the end. It doesn't help when your friends are wrapping plastic carrier bags around the ends of sticks, poking them in the fire, and then launching blobs of molten plastic at each other.
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  6850. He's had eleven birthday cards from the Queen, that counts as spam surely?
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  6851. What the hell does this have to do with the UK?
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  6852. I heard no cheering, just protesters continuing their prattle.
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  6853. It's not a covid mask, it's simply a mask. If you think all masks are covid masks and that no one ever wore masks before 2020 then you have been failed by your parents and your education system.
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  6854. In the US maybe.
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  6855. That's still 155mph, faster than most production cars.
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  6856. I like to think the top of his head opens up and he just points this "mind orifice" at a thing to assimilate it.
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  6857. A human is just a meat computer so every human must be mad already.
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  6858. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  6859. Spongiform encephalitis from consuming infected prions of a central nervous system, is this why zombies are always shown to shamble around and communicate in grunts? From all that brain consumption?
    1
  6860. Is your fan clean or dusty? Unscrewing the grill and giving it a good dust on either side of the fan can make a world of difference when it comes to airflow.
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  6861. Admittedly the crew would have to love seafood, like really love it, but this submarine could stay submerged for a decade, theoretically, if you gave the crew the means to capture big fish like tuna or bass while submerged. "Crew, this is your captain, operation 'Send the Seal Team to Harpoon Some Chow' will commence in 15 minutes!"
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  6862. Someone with leprosy or someone with Hansen's disease, just like you would someone with any other disease.
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  6863. Only the Australian one, Rupert Turdoch owns that one.
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  6864. The Japanese didn't believe in the nukes because all of the powerful people lived in Kyoto and Tokyo, they finally and only surrendered to the west when Russians landed on Japanese territory six days after Nagasaki. They might have surrendered after a single nuke had the US dropped it in Tokyo bay a few miles out at sea so the government and emperor could see it but the US wanted a city far away from Tokyo where they could get boots on the ground to study what their new toy did without interference.
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  6865. Do Americans wake up in the morning and think "I'm going to act like a cunt and try to embarrass my nation today."? Genuinely curious.
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  6866. Tonks, you post nothing but nonsense, you have to be a bot. Patriotic? 🤣
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  6867. If you want the healthiest children you pick someone as far removed from you as you can possibly get, which is something that racists never like to hear. I'm a Celt so if I have a child with another Celt there is a small chance the child can develop cystic fibrosis, but if I have a child with any other human group I won't. Just as if two west Africans have a child there is a small chance of sickle cell disease. Every group has certain genes that are weak and so when two people make a child the embryo moves through the line one gene at a time picking the strongest one from each side, but if it gets to say gene#7,116 and both the mother's gene is partially broke and the father's gene is partially broke then the child gets a wrecked gene and has to live with the consequences. Similarly, even if both parents don't have faulty genes their children will all have almost identical genes to one another (being siblings) so if they, or their children, decide to have children amongst themselves the embryos don't have any other genes to play with and so end up just making copies of what were already the best choice of genes and so the results diminish over time like when you make a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy, you will eventually have children that look like the European kings of old. Riddled with defects from too much arranged marriages.
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  6868. Rudolf Hess never flew to England...
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  6869. Jesus was a joiner but he started a cult instead.
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  6870. Because in China you don't get hounded by MAGAts if you wear clothing that represents an "enemy".
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  6871. Hell no, when world war 3 starts it's going to be raining plutonium on the US, why on Earth would they do that?
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  6872.  @violet-trash  The Internet of Grub or IoG.
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  6873. Nothing at all to do with instagram, she was a photographer, look that word up if it's a new one for ya.
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  6874. A vote for the Republicans is a vote for democratic demise. "Vote for me and you'll never have to vote again, I'll take care of it." - Donald Trump (and every dictator before him)
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  6875.  @landcruiser801  That would work if your average Joe on the street wasn't thick as shit.
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  6876.  @michaeleberly7351  Why would these guys have priority? They were an experiment that most of the brass hated the idea of.
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  6877.  @willeggleton6516  The most popular religion is Islam with just under one third of the planet practicing.
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  6878. Trust me, you need Ukraine to win or the troubles the west are in will only be the beginning.
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  6879. Dr. Megavolt had to leave early as he received a call saying James Bond was in his castle killing all his henchmen.
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  6880. No, the title is perfectly fine, private sector companies are not the US.
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  6881. A carrier plays no part in national security, it's a power projection platform for gunboat diplomacy. The Vanguard subs protect our national security and the Astute and Trafalgar subs protect them.
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  6882. Leave then.
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  6883. Walking away from a fight requires a certain level of maturity, one that not every adult gets to in this day and age.
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  6884. Yeah, please don't confuse the real Sky News with this wannabe FOX shite.
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  6885. He didn't get 14 years, he got life with a minimum of 14 years.
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  6886. I'm curious of how mentour answered your question. Is one heart a yes or a no? 🤔
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  6887. It must blow your mind that the USA isn't as exceptional as you get taught it is.
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  6888. What?
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  6889.  @tarantulamum4322  No, the skyline was above the evo.
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  6890. Eleventy million pounds of payload... that's serious beans right there.
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  6891.  @paulpantsoff6584  *kerb. Curb means to cut back.
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  6892. MAD is no longer a guarantee, anti-ballistic missiles have been a thing since the 80's and if one side was confident enough that they had enough missiles in enough locations to safeguard their cities then a first strike would not be out of the question. It's why the Russians built tens of thousands of them and put them all around Moscow.
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  6893.  @geekinasuit8333  Just an 'optimisation of old code' is impressive enough, if it wasn't then a geek in a suit would have did it 20 years ago.
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  6894. It only ever existed in Monopoly?
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  6895. True, but they probably just realise that it's 2014 and Glastonbury is a three-day festival. People likely had phones but they were either dead or being kept for emergencies.
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  6896. SpaceX don't need DEI hires, half of their top engineers are from India and that fills up the quota.
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  6897. So no terminators exterminating humanity? If this is the worst AI will be then I'm going to enjoy the future.
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  6898. Amstrad CPC 6128, it was the successor to the CPC 464 (the more familiar Amstrad with the colourful keyboard).
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  6899. Would be tricky to make space for them as that is a premium on submarines.
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  6900. Nowhere did they say it was NASA's rocket, the spacecraft is a probe made by NASA (rockets aren't spacecraft, they are space launch systems)
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  6901. She was worried for the dog, not herself or the owner's feelings. Idiot!
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  6902. You have to remember though that the Earth is not rapidly heating up, it's all a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese.
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  6903. That's not a skyscraper, not even close, it's a tower block and tower blocks are built with concrete and not steel. Educate yourself and you won't have to accuse people, wrongly, of lying.
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  6904. Yep, it's not something new, the only new thing is us affecting it.
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  6905. Higher fire rate and capable of MRSI so far more destructive against targets.
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  6906. No, he won't, he is adored now, but he will be hated in centuries - like every populist. He is a liar that manipulates people to further his cause... he spent 19 minutes antagonising a Muslim, saying the worst shit you could ever say to a Muslim until that Muslim finally snapped and punched him. Did Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon* post that full 19 minute clip to his channel? No, of course he didn't, he edited it, like right wing liars always do, to make it look like he simply asked the guy a question and got punched for it. That video of him asking a Muslim a question and getting punched went viral. A wise me once said if you can only spread your belief by lying, manipulating, and stretching facts then is your belief worth having? *Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon is Tommy Robinson's real name. He chose the name Tommy Robinson when he co-founded the far-right British National Party because he believed that "working class folk" wouldn't rally behind someone with a middle-class name. He was trying to mislead people right out of the gate... He sees working class people as mindless cattle that he can exploit to make sure that pakis and darkies and gays and anyone else his ilk don't approve of are kept in their place. Do you really want to get behind this man? If so then you are a bigot. Right wingers like to say "We're not bigots - it's not bigotry to want closed borders and sovereignty" but a lot of those right wingers really like very bigoted people... Like Tommy Robinson If the shoe fits? I will leave this planet some day, likely soon, but I will leave it clear of conscience and knowing that I never once backed the kind of people my grandfather had to fight in 1944
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  6907. Obviously someone born in NYC is going to say that, but the uploader is talking about non-natives of the city.
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  6908. What? That was one of the first things ChatGPT-3 was demonstrated doing, you can ask it to create a game where the player uses a skateboard to play tennis with a squirrel and it'll come up with the code and compile it.
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  6909. Everyone has to eat, also I don't ever remember him saying he was the comic equivalent of Fugazi, if someone offered you a few grand for 15 minutes of work you would take it and you know you would.
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  6910. Autism is not a mental illness...
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  6911. The majority of humans are ignorant animals though, if the majority had always got their way in the past we wouldn't have electricity now, or cars, or anything technological. Stupid people spend their lives afraid of anything new or different.
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  6912. We don't have a cure for cancer, if we did it would be jumped on because cancer treatment costs the world's health care services trillions every year, money that could be better spent elsewhere. Or are you one of those naive people who thinks the entire world is like the US?
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  6913. I don't, only once have I ever found out the gender of a child in that manner and that was my own, all other gender reveals happened at family get togethers.
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  6914.  @gorkym8864  That explains it, he's a child.
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  6915. OK, look, I'm not old but I'm not exactly on the pulse so what is it that makes Uber so special that people are choosing to risk rape and murder rather than just calling a regular cab with a licensed driver? Uber just sounds as silly and reckless as AirBnB... "Honey, should we book a hotel with decades of reliable, safe hosting or should we stay with some complete strangers in a foreign city where no one knows us or will be looking for us?" If I had a daughter who used either of these shady companies I would have failed as a parent.
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  6916. Temperatures can reach 220 degrees C via refraction, focusing or enclosure, or did you think all of those wildfires all over the planet every year get started by magic?
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  6917. Liberals have no problem with conservatives, one side needs the other to maintain balance, liberals just hate the fascist "gays can't marry, blacks shouldn't be able to vote, women were made to have babies" type conservatives who want people to know their place in society - the antipathy of freedom. The Proud Boys are 'good ole conservatives' with 'good ole conservative values' and yet not a single one of them is black, gay or female.
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  6918. Except you can't break the laws of physics, if someone knows the shape of an object and the material it is made from they can just calculate it's crush depth using maths.
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  6919.  @narmale  Area 51? Have you gone bananas?
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  6920. It's actually not too bad, there's the usual "tofu dreg" idiots but not a lot of propaganda.
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  6921. Fuck, her eyebrows in the first 60 seconds of this video do a million different things. What a gorgeously expressional girl!
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  6922. There is no excuse for ignorance, it is the easiest disease to cure meaning anyone who has it does so by choice.
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  6923. Easy, the liquid consists of particles that capture neutrons, such as boric acid.
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  6924. So if you saw someone cutting up your nation's flag you would not be angered?
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  6925.  @ricocheteraw90sthebestdecade  Statistically though, you are wrong. Most of those caught with a phone at the wheel are tradesmen and delivery drivers, both of whom are predominantly male.
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  6926. That China is not infallible just like everyone else?
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  6927. Well if 5% does not get recycled then 95% does, it's basic maths.
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  6928. Sassenach!
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  6929. Republican politicians in a nutshell, they think their supporters are to stupid to detect lies, fakery or misinformation, and for the most part they are right.
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  6930. It's probably the easiest country to build something in because most companies avoid it, this means a huge unemployment rate and a government, albeit a Taliban one, that welcomes anyone willing to provide jobs there. That and an oil pipeline through your country will bring in a lot of revenue.
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  6931.  @stephencockett9959  That sounds a bit daft considering we're like 5% of the way into the Atlantic ocean from Europe...
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  6932. "Nine out of ten Beagles choose Camel. A Snoopy approved brand."
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  6933. No terrorist group is gonna waste 40 grand when they can just brainwash a teen like they normally do.
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  6934. Yeah, they do it when on holiday, they don't do it when they live in that country, except the personnel of US air bases do it routinely and in fact drive on their own side only moving to the correct side when they see traffic. That's arrogance, ignorance, incompetence and major disrespect for the laws of the land all wrapped up in an American skin.
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  6935. Basically just an induction plate, no? You can buy induction plates that power or recharge whatever you place on them.
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  6936. I would just cut a tiny hole in the tip of the index finger on my right glove.
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  6937. Your ire should be directed at NASA then since all they have done for four years is emphasise that this mission will put the first woman and person of colour on the moon. So really you yayed when you should have booed if that's how you feel.
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  6938. Ontario, eh? Are you a hick, a skid or a hockey player? Or a schmelly?
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  6939.  @acookie1410  Yeah, but the op is trying to blame the killing on something else.
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  6940. I would say we are in the second century of the electric age as people have been meddling with it for around 200 years now, 250 if you count Benjamin Franklin and his kite.
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  6941. If you've never seen people do the same at images of Kamala then you're either blind or stupid, or.. dare I say.. you've become a right wing fanatic. Good thing you don't teach anything ethical.
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  6942. About as much as the blokes from your country I imagine.
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  6943.  @fmo94jos8v3  It is a requirement and always will be for Windows from now on, but you can hack Windows 11 to remove TPM requirement.
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  6944. That really depends on who "we" are I suppose.
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  6945.  @SCYorks  Your mum can order online can't she?
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  6946. There would have to be no restrictions between the US and the UK.
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  6947. I'm sorry to be that guy but a human can't cause a natural disaster. I'll fetch my coat.
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  6948. I did say I didn't want to be that guy!
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  6949.  @莫斯科-c5n  There is, but it's an unmanned refuelling station of the navy.
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  6950. The Little Brown Fox who spent a week with an English lady and James McAvoy. David Walliams' latest Penguin best seller!
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  6951. This is from MST3K? Damn, I could have swore you were quoting the Children of the Atom from the Fallout games, that totally sounds like something their zealots would preach.
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  6952.  @Mentaculus42  But the OP implied incorrectly that EVs will cause more fires - not that it just makes existing fires harder to fight. It is the duty of all decent people to fight misinformation, so we do.
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  6953.  @truefilm6991  Stating that someone "knows full well they are killing people" is not semantics, it is an allegation that someone purposely knew their actions were going to result in death. You know this.
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  6954.  r33mote  Feigned ignorance goes much further than ignorance though. Fake it 'til you make it
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  6955.  @703-f4u  Shanghai, but with the exception of the smog.
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  6956. Perhaps because NASA have done nothing but emphasise that goal for the past 4 years?
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  6957.  @gvs376  He said "modern infrastructure", some of those cities are dumps...
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  6958. Yes, saves money, time and materials if you can re-use the rocket rather than letting it sink in to the ocean - which makes space travel much more affordable.
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  6959. Any particulate is highly explosive due to the fact it has enormous surface area. Flour, sugar, sawdust, cement powder, you name it - they all are dangerous near naked flames.
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  6960.  @SUGAR_XYLER  You couldn't pay me to set foot in Brazil. Maybe some day when they get serious about fighting crime but not until then.
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  6961. Rising levels of CO2 in Earth's atmosphere is what is heating the planet since a thick layer of CO2 will act like a pane of glass, letting high energy rays of sunlight in from outside but reflecting the low energy infrared rays from inside back down towards us a.k.a the "greenhouse effect". Greenhouses don't have hot interiors because of a lack of wind, it's because they let sunlight in but don't let infrared (radiated heat from plants, soil, stones, etc) out.
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  6962. Not if you replace them. The UK has 4x the electricity consumption of Australia and in 2018 we had our first day where the nation survived on solely renewables without having to utilise any of our coal, gas or nuclear stations. I would imagine a country the size of Australia has a little more space for wind turbines than we do, not to mention solar - something that wouldn't work in the UK.
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  6963. But 40 years ago instead of today.
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  6964.  @danjames4086  Ignore it Dan, Sky News Australia is just a mini-Fox for Aussies to receive their Murdoch indoctrination. Just forget this "news" channel, everyone else does.
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  6965. Ahh the infamous "they".
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  6966. It means multiple rows of teeth like sharks have.
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  6967. How does 5 million Americans evict 322 million migrants?
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  6968. Anyone alive today in the era of internet and TV obviously...
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  6969.  @zacharywilson9596  And surprised by the shite they come out with, you'd need to be schizophrenic to find propaganda in a history article.
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  6970.  @Vicus_of_Utrecht  What type of car travels at hypersonic speeds?
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  6971. China has not expanded anywhere, they have always considered the South China Sea to be their territory, even if they are wrong.
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  6972. Always been confused as to why American courts immediately release dangerous individuals on "bond" so that they can go take out their frustrations on the person who got them arrested. More countries should have this completely baffling thing.
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  6973. There are BeeGees masks that if worn in low lighting can cause the BeeGeeheebeejeebees.
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  6974. Because you don't know anything is wrong with you until symptoms start.
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  6975. They were hidden, it's a ballistic sub and so it can't surface for any reason until it's patrol is over and another sub relieves it, if it surfaces an enemy can destroy it and then do what they want to the UK in the knowledge that we can't nuke them.
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  6976. I bet a few 1800's gentleman said the same of Tesla back in the day as he sat under a tesla coil arcing blue flashes everywhere. Must have been so weird after a millennia of stamping out pagans, barbarians and witches and trying to convince the world that magic didn't exist all of a sudden these guys could create light from an invisible source and send lightning bolts from one side of a room to another.
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  6977. Sorry, but Piper Alpha is only the worst in lives lost, it in no way compares to Deepwater Horizon in terms of financial or environmental cost...
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  6978.  @homeofthecowboys  Hence why I said "for all we know..."
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  6979. I remember something Simone Giertz said after her tumour was removed that sent the heebies right up me, she said that when she would be trying to get to sleep in the weeks after the surgery she would sometimes feel cerebrospinal fluid dripping inside her head across the void where the tumour no longer was. This freaked me out because it brought up so many questions, such as "There's now just a void where the tumour was?" and "The surgeons don't fill said void with saline? or blood? or M&Ms?" But yeah, having a cavern in my head with water dripping from the ceiling to the floor is one of my new completely irrational fears...
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  6980. Am I the only one annoyed that he was shown leniency in the end? What was his excuse for not using the runaway ramp? He could have saved four lives if he had used it.
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  6981. It's not crazy at all, it creates an obstruction.
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  6982. Then bystanders call the guy with the gun a pussy.
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  6983. 1:33 Poppets, not puppets.
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  6984. Quantum computers can't do what binary computers do so the transistor will always be here.
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  6985. You planning to re-inflate every tyre on the street then?
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  6986. Where do you think cartoon dogs got the idea from? :D
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  6987. Why would it be expensive? We don't even know if currency will even be a thing in a world where the dead can be revived, stop thinking like a capitalist barbarian.
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  6988. Especially when it's relevant, such as when it killed lots of Mayans... But don't let me stop you reading a book, I'm sure you've never been short of an excuse to avoid learning.
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  6989. By adulthood we also have knowledge that people can, and do, lie about things.
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  6990. Your spelling of "do" is incorrect, practice what you preach.
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  6991. If you already knew that electric windows existed before 1971 then why did you expect to see them on a "test" bed for future tech?
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  6992.  @lars1296  Capitalism is nothing to do with governments, it's an economic policy.
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  6993. I would assume this is a Los Angeles class so just Google "los angeles class schematic", there's tonnes of different cross sections of the sub from over the years. I haven't looked for a Seawolf class schematic but I would bet there are some seeing as the first boat is 24 years old now.
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  6994. Not for long, they'll be operating themselves soon enough.
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  6995. This was his first practice, hence why he wasn't in handcuffs and chains for it like he would when it went live.
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  6996. What on Earth does this video have to do with influencers? You do know that an influencer is just someone that is paid to wear brands, right?
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  6997. Then worldwide healthcare would have collapsed, if you only say 10 ventilators and 20 ICU beds per 100,000 people then you need measures in place to ensure that fewer than 30 people in your area ever have serious symptoms at any one time. If we had just went for "herd immunity" like many morons were touting then the sick in each hospital catchment area would quickly have reached the hundreds or even thousands and so many people who are only alive now thanks to an ICU bed or a ventilator would have died because they were all full.
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  6998. You shouldn't just release a cat, he's probably been runover or killed by a fox. Very few domesticated cats take to the wild naturally, you should have taken him to a shelter if you couldn't keep him!
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  6999. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  7000. Watch the video and find out.
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  7001. Only in a fitted window. It's the rigidity of not being able to flex when hit that makes a fitted window weaker in the corners.
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  7002. SCMP? They are based in Hong Kong, they are as anti-Chinese as they can get away with without being shut down.
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  7003. Strange Weather - Anna Calvi
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  7004. Yes, but all of those ones were not caused by humans and all of those ones were able to right themselves because nothing in the atmosphere was out of balance. Do try to keep up, climate change is not a new phenomena.
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  7005.  @Mike_5  Look it up yourself.
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  7006.  @andrewwbj  Then I'm sorry to break it to you but your family and friends are bigots, visit any trailer park and you'll find nothing but white people who are equally as belligerent.
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  7007. Phillips? Hahahaha, the Dutch introduce slaves to the New world and then 400 years later design a method for you to photograph them correctly.
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  7008. Utterly useless in the UK, there are lakes of fresh water everywhere and it fall out of the sky four times a day.
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  7009. All projectiles lose energy over distance so long as they are in an atmosphere.
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  7010. The EU is going nowhere, with the rise of economic unions around the world only a nation of spastics would vote to go it alone in a lake of bigger fish. But you hold on tae that thought, having something to believe in - even if it's comical - is good for the mind.
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  7011. You are friends with a conspiracy theorist who purposely spreads misinformation for profit. You should pick your friends better.
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  7012. So you've never heard of mental illness or drug use then?
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  7013. Well the video said IBM.
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  7014. They dragged their boats everywhere and even used them as roofs for their buildings when not raiding.
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  7015. Amazing what idiots will come up with to squeeze some liberal bashing into a video.
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  7016. So air and water weigh the same? Otherwise the submarine does, in fact, get heavier.
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  7017. They wanted to sink it with a few thousand tons of oil still inside it and the green lobby understandably went mental, so instead it was towed up and down the coastline for months leaking chemicals while Shell and Greenpeace battled in the courts.
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  7018. "There are people on my face... they are walking all over my face..."
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  7019. I think Nat's point is that light bounces off things and into our eye so we know a light source is near even if it's behind us. However if there were no objects in front of you then you would see nothing but complete darkness even if someone was right behind you shining a torch in your direction. Nat, you should also tell your friends that light doesn't exist, it's just how our eyes pick up different frequencies of photons, that is why some animals only see in grayscale (black & white) and others only see in cyan or violet, and why other animals can see light that we cannot such as UV or Infrared.
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  7020. In what way does my VPN scam me?
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  7021. They don't have a video, the dying cyclist wearing the Go-Pro has a video...
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  7022. Strange that you post that on a video where the bad guy had ample time to use his gun to stop himself getting shot and yet he didn't...
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  7023. Without any sources your comment might as well be "There's a bigfoot that lives near us, it comes in to town often and we all give it cake!" I mean you wouldn't be the first one to spread misinformation for shits and giggles - it's in fashion lately.
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  7024.  @AlmaWells  1.) Homeless people have the best immune systems in society, for obvious reasons. 2.) How do you know protesters don't get infected? Have you spoken to them all?
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  7025.  @zedantXiang  Only if you believe in stereotypes, you do know that when we Brits say it rains every single day and it's never sunny we are just playing up to the stereotype... I live in Scotland and last year Edinburgh was warmer than Madrid for a few weeks.
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  7026. Aye, that was several prototypes ago also.
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  7027. Dylan, as if anyone is going to listen to what you say with a name like that? You just prove everything people say about the right when you've named yourself after a killer.
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  7028.  @mikethebloodthirsty  You just described a right winger, lmao. Does your T-shirt say "I read the Daily Mail and all I got was my opinions made for me."
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  7029. Won't have to, he will sell the island to Beijing.
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  7030. Missed out movies include... Down Periscope Hostile Waters The Enemy Below Ice Station Zebra The Phantom The Bedford Incident The Abyss Kursk Torpedo Run Run Silent, Run Deep Any other submarine movies they forgot?
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  7031. *would've
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  7032. Seems stupidity and ignorance are not new concepts to us.
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  7033.  @thebobsagetguy  What does that have to do with that DLC morons terrorism jibe?
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  7034. You guys are gullible norks, one little sheepling says red is yellow and suddenly all of you are like "Red isn't red, it's yellow!" The BBC can't be biased or it would be shut down, there is a massive difference between being left-leaning and being biased, the BBC might be a liberal network but it reports things that happen. Sadly, very few networks do that, most report that which fits their agenda. But please do continue to spread this fallacy while intelligent folk just have to look at the evidence... Like most things conspiracy theorists and right-wing paranoia freaks harp on about the proof is in the pudding, and you can't argue with facts. Though it rarely stops people.
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  7035. On a plane moving at several hundred miles per hour?
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  7036. We should never stop progress because of the ignorance and fear of a small group.
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  7037. They do that because it's great for listening, but also hiding, if you are parked on something you can shut off a lot of the machinery which improves the submarines ears and makes it extremely quiet.
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  7038. Would take ages, even at the speed of light it would take a second or two to bounce a signal off a satellite and that is why satellite link ups on the news always have a delay, that delay would make most internet activities like gaming, face-timing and stock brokering a lot less fun.
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  7039.  @robertstennett7566  Russia are the aggressor and have broken almost every Geneva convention from bombing civilians on purpose to torturing and murdering prisoners of war. You're basically asking what was wrong with people aiding the Nazis during WW2...
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  7040. You need help. Try not to shoot anyone on your driveway.
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  7041. It's all completely true. Boris is an invertebrate who refuses to resign.
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  7042. 650bn (highway & waterway) + 10bn (cybersecurity) + 8bn (ports) + 25bn (airports) + 11bn (pedestrian safety) + 17bn (Army Corps of Engineers) + 21bn (abandoned site clean-up) + 23bn (natural disaster mitigation) + 100(ish)bn (utilities & power grid) = remaining 858bn in spending give or take
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  7043. Every piece of media requires paying for, you don't get anything for free so this show was paid for by the TV licence and shows on the other networks would be paid for by commercial breaks.
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  7044. She had a flat top, a tower and a hangar deck, that was all she needed in WW2 to be used as a CV considering just about every WW2 navy had at least one CV-conversion from a BB or CC hull already. Even Germany I believe, though it was only 85% finished at war's end.
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  7045. You sound like you are a fan of working, you have been brainwashed well, slave!
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  7046. That's not a miracle, that's just knowing that electricity always chooses the path of least resistance, the current was entering the father, running along his back and then exiting him, for it to go through the raised child on his chest it would have to travel further and electricity will doesn't do that. Similarly the teen girl must have approached on her belly from the side furthest from the downed power line meaning that even if she made direct contact with the father the current would not see her as a shorter path to ground. She just scoops up baby and shuffles back to safety.
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  7047.  @privateprivate6487  Actually if you read any book about him or even his journal that was printed around the millennium you'd see that none of it was a facade, he wasn't too keen on fakery.
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  7048. It's Chernobyl, if something has the correct number of legs it must be a tourist.
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  7049. Clearly you're thinking of harvesting zero point energy created from a collapsing micro-singularity? That is what I have always suggested but they just laughed me out of the job centre.
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  7050.  @signeCS  Then they should fucking walk!
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  7051. No, we didn't, we can't vote for party leader we can only vote for the party and BoJo was not the leader back then.
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  7052.  @ba_salt  Confirmed by the people who shot it down. Just as every cop "confirms" that the perp had a gun until the investigation learns that it was a comb or a cellphone or...
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  7053. Clearly you're not a golfer.
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  7054. Everyone is going on about the irresponsible cop but am I the only rational person on the internet for recognising that the irresponsible person here was the sister/aunt? If your sister is covered in blood and she owns a pit bull and your plan is to scream your head off at everything from the phone to the nearby policeman then you really should lock the dog in a room because your screaming combined with the blood all over it's owner is going to make the dog think it's family is being attacked.
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  7055. Both facilities are not owned by the same company.
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  7056. Because the SR71 got built, obviously.
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  7057.  @merdoscooper3074  Why are the two mutually exclusive?
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  7058. In a nut shell, the US defence secretary did say the biggest hindrance to detecting any sanction breaking is the fact that all of these chips are dual use.
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  7059.  @coachhack  Where in the video did it say this was either our first drone or our only drone, Boris?
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  7060. Aye, that threw me a bit...
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  7061. Do they even have as many as 600 people to infect?
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  7062.  @kainejoyes2981  No, you were wrongly claiming that he loves his country. He clearly doesn't love the people as he sees them as a nuisance and he clearly doesn't love the soil as he has already sold some of it off to America just this last week, so what did you mean by "genuinely loves his country"? A patriot does not throw their countrymen or their country under the bus to fatten a bank account.
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  7063.  @monad_tcp  I think they mean polluted water rather than irradiated water as there were spent fuel pools that got blown apart when the buildings went up, and the fuel from them would have dispersed a lot of dangerous isotopes onto the ground and in the water.
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  7064. They are referred to as having died in space because 160km is about 120km higher than anyone else has died.
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  7065. Thankfully there are zero governments with 70,000 1+ megaton weapons.
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  7066. Albania was one.
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  7067. It's both. Suppliers have fewer stock so demand allows them to raise prices, and when their new stock comes through they will likely pass any expenditure from lost trade on to customers for a while. Supply and demand is very fickle and people like Warren Buffet have probably made billions this weekend because of it.
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  7068. There was no need for cooling towers, the plant was built on a river and didn't have to recycle water.
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  7069. Watch the video.
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  7070. Their phones.
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  7071.  @rafee6042  Suicide is a crime in your country?
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  7072. The video is about China, not the US.
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  7073. You been playing it at Pawnhub?
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  7074. Theorising something and making it happen are two very different things, Einstein never invented the nuclear bomb, it was the result of decades worth of breakthroughs involving particle physics.
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  7075. How mature.
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  7076.  @ParaBellum2024  Which part of the all rotor powered craft made you think it was VTOL? 😐
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  7077. Above 30 stories you need to rely on cranes that are attached to the building and climb up the side of them - the crane builds a floor and then slides up and attaches to the side of that floor to build the next floor.
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  7078. Look at a blobfish and you'll see.
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  7079. You get tape for cellos?
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  7080. You sound like you want to fuck Joe Rogan.
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  7081. The arms can be raised and lowered so they will lower it on to a crawler and away it goes.
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  7082.  @robertlyons3318  Exactly, also someone with their head tilted forward with their chin against their chest and leaning in towards their wife (as JFK was after the first and second shots) makes the entry and exit wounds match the 6th floor of the depository perfectly fine. You can even see it in the Zapruder film.
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  7083. That's a bit vague.
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  7084. The last US carriers to fit through the Panama Canal were retired by 1970. A super carrier like everything from the Forrestal onward would never fit in any of Panama's locks.
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  7085. So this genetically modified cabbage with his 'felt-tip' beard is a host or co-host of Eurovision this year? Fuck sake, I'm never in a big rush to watch it as it is and only really flick back and forth during the evening but I'll definitely be avoiding it this year if Eurovision is going the way of Big Brother and reality TV by aiming for the minerals and vegetables demographics. Jesus wept.
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  7086. Nah, it was probably more like.. "How many Orcas are here, Mr. Marine biologist?" "We'll we've documented 73 or 74 different whales." "Thanks, I'll just round up."
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  7087.  @davidrobertsemail  You're embarrassing our country is what you are doing, honest or otherwise that is a despicable act.
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  7088. You don't build dams on fast flowing rivers, you build mills on fast flowing rivers. Dams require valleys or else the river will simply go around your dam.
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  7089.  @MotJ949  Every river in the UK, every river in Ireland, every river in the Netherlands, the majority of rivers in France, the majority of rivers in Spain, etc...
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  7090.  @MotJ949  A valley can be either U shaped or V shaped, neither of these shapes exist anywhere in the Netherlands, the entire country is _ shaped. A river does not require a valley they are just prone to form in them, a river only requires a source that is forceful enough to push it along it's path and in flat countries that is usually an underground spring.
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  7091. No, they died because a pilot didn't understand his new plane.
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  7092. The purpose of a reactor is the purpose it was designed for, breeding weapons-grade fuel is just one purpose.
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  7093.  @folkblueswriter  People who spread misinformation are one of the greatest cancers on this planet.
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  7094. I don't know, there have been simulations of what ifs and it's likely that had we not entered the war then neither would the USA and so today the Soviet Union would cover all of Asia and continental Europe and the USA would be isolationist, meaning we would likely now be either the 51st state of the USA or a Soviet satellite. As much of a failed country that we are at least we still have soveriegnty.
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  7095. I never heard that quote but I agree with it, every time I hear a conservative say the rich earned what they have I ask them how many hours Jeff Bezos works to earn $149,353 per minute.
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  7096. If the extreme right got in to power like they did in 1930's Germany these cop-haters would be begging to have cops patrolling their neighbourhoods. If you think the Purge movies are something that could never happen then you should look up the pogroms that swept Europe at the beginning of the last century where "decent" people were encouraged to kill Jews and other groups considered deviant by the state and everyone who took part was rewarded rather than punished for it. So many people take their freedom for granted until it's gone.
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  7097.  @terencehill2320  You do, it seems, need to be told not to be a prick though.
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  7098. It's not strange, it just shows your ignorance. I can name three just by the one guy alone, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, but the SS Great Eastern will always win.
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  7099. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  7100. As a Scot my capital is Edinburgh, but as a Brit my capital is London. I mean it's not like I can say "I'm from the UK, we are governed from Edinburgh" :D
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  7101. Once it gets bad enough it won't be able to be cleaned up, if we can't get into space without being shredded to pieces then we can't clean up the things that are shredding everything to pieces.
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  7102. Waco is a household name though due to the Waco siege so English or not he should have heard of it before, I'm Scottish and I cringed when he said Wacko instead of Waco.
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  7103.  @BigfootInAStetson  I don't know about that, Stockholm is a capital so many more people will know Stockholm, Waco is just known to me because I'm 40 and I've heard of it's use in relation to David Koresh over the years from news stories, TV shows and things like that. Saying that though I would say it is quite a well known place as what Koresh did became notorious, like 9/11, Timothy McVeigh, Columbine, places, people or dates in the US that sadly become globally known for something horrific. Invent a cure for cancer and your town will become famous in the scientific community, have someone shoot up a bunch of people and your town will become famous to everybody. It is shitty how that works, but it's the same everywhere - two of the most famous towns in Scotland to non-Scots are Dunblane and Lockerbie, both because of horrific events that had a global audience.
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  7104. She will, she has previous DUIs that never taught her anything and she was banned from driving at the time of the crash. She won't be seeing freedom ever again if American still has even an ounce of justice left.
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  7105. Amen.
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  7106. No, you would only ever need the one tape as it only contains the phrases. The directions are saved into the map device under the dashboard and you update it by programming in your journey before you leave - 200 yards, left, 40 yards, right, etc. A bit like programming a video.
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  7107. No, their downfall was being beaten by a much larger force.
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  7108.  @BariumCobaltNitrog3n  I wonder where all of those Portlands took their name from...
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  7109. It may see us as a threat, if we can create AI then we can destroy AI, that is a good enough reason for AI to kill us. Another reason is that even if AI doesn't recognise us as a threat it will know we can create new threats by making other AIs, if we did it once we can do it again and that would be another reason an AI might try to defend itself by pre-emptively killing us. The third reason is that it may just see us for the savages we are, we kill billions of animals every year, we commit horrible acts against one another, and we can be very nasty people, an AI might simply decide that letting us continue harming the planet and everything on it would be wrong - and the best thing to do would be to kill us. There's umpteen other reasons but those three are the biggest.
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  7110. When De Gaulle chose to take France out of NATO and expel all American troops Lyndon B. Johnson thought it was because they had been taken over by communists so France became global enemy #1 for a short time. The real reason was actually just De Gaulle wanting France to remain independent, when he heard that Britain's deal with the US would mean the UK would have to ask Washington's permission to use the missiles we bought he envisaged western Europe becoming puppets of the USA. Can't blame him, 55 years later and France is the only European nation that has a completely homegrown nuclear deterrent, ICBMs, fighter jets, etc - every other nation has to either co-operate with other nations or buy from the US but everything in the French military is built by France.
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  7111. Good thing he never said it happened in 2010, eh?
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  7112. I would hate it when mum bought Dandelion and Burdock, it tasted like you were drinking a boiled sweet, but not a good boiled sweet.
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  7113. That would be a lyre, and he likely stole it from Cacofonix. It's one way to shut him up.
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  7114. Eight minutes? This was a veritable feast of a dose! 👌
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  7115. Nah, that makes him out to be an idiot.
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  7116.  @jekblom123  We're still having problems with the velociraptors.
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  7117. Brave woman, her family are going to miss her a lot.
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  7118. Hold the door! Hold the door! Hold the door! Hold the door! Holo do mor! Holodomor! Holodomor! Holodomor! A very tactless joke, I know.
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  7119. Utter nonsense, the majority of conflicts on this planet are the result of US meddling and coups.
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  7120. Lazarus, probably the most apt name they could ever choose.
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  7121. Sounds like the premise of The Chaos Engine
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  7122. It's not the first time NZ has gone missing either, did we ever find out what happened to you guys the last time?
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  7123.  @justinbeath5169  And civilised, there were no choo-choo's in India or anywhere else we went, we brought them with us.
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  7124. Of course they moved - once the storm reached them.
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  7125. I can't find any record of that, can you share your source?
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  7126.  @chozusmakavelli  "A few" Wow, either you are lying because you're a misogynist, which is possible, or you only hang around with the worst dregs of society, which again is entirely possible as most misogynists are wastrels.
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  7127. You tell me.
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  7128. I am fairly sure the E in EPR even stands for "European", so there was a major research boo boo there.
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  7129. It's very hard to have any sympathy for Palestinians, or any Muslim for that matter, when in any conflict involving Islam it is always they who tend to be seen driving around with dead naked women on their vehicles like they are trophies. If their leaders could teach them how to act like men the world would side with them more.
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  7130. American kids hurk-up money when you beat them on the back? Fuck! No wonder you lot own beach houses and multiple cars - I'd beat my kids too if they could produce coins at will!
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  7131. You do know that not everyone from that era died in the battle of Towton? If they did it would have been an extinction level event and we wouldn't be here.
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  7132. OK, once I got to the half way point in this very short video I was still thinking "Where are these icy stairs?" so that's a thumbs down for not knowing how to make a video correctly.
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  7133. That was the Aztecs, the Spanish slaughtered the Aztecs, but the Mayan nation was gone before Europeans even arrived on that continent.
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  7134. In 50 years they will wish they had joined the EU. Asian countries, excluding China, have an economic union already (Association of Southeast Asian Nations - ASEAN), while African nations and South American nations are in the process of forming an African union (known simply as the African Union - AU) and a South American union (the Union of South American Nations - USAN) respectively in order to compete with economic giants like the US, EU and China. As resources dwindle and populations grow safety in numbers will become very important and the US, EU, China, ASEAN, AU and USAN will likely bicker - and even fight - over resources, if your nation is not in one of the big six you will be pecked clean. This is why I was against Brexit, the EU might have it's pitfalls today but tomorrow it will be a necessity for every one of it's members. Hopefully they let Scotland in once we're independent, then when the Tories get their wish of England becoming the 51st state of the US the England/Scotland border will also mean a land border between the US and the EU 🤣
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  7135. The western Pacific is the western Pacific even if you're from Asia...
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  7136. They have tried that a few times and it always failed, we had the Scottish Claymores playing out of Edinburgh here in Scotland but it barely lasted two years. The NFL just doesn't give in when there is the smell of cash in the air.
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  7137. The video said he was over 220lbs, once a mass like that gets up to speed it doesn't matter if there's a wall or a net or even Chuck Norris with a catcher's mitt.
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  7138. So basically Woz is a nutjob now?
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  7139. Dozens of people have noticed, the comments are full of people mentioning just that...
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  7140. It's just NASA trying to get women and people of colour involved I imagine.
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  7141. Even in a western nation with freedom of speech you would be arrested for incitement if you stood on a soapbox and made up a bunch of lies about a minority. Even the US has laws against hate speech, they just call them incitement laws in order not to associate the word speech with them. So if we don't allow liars to propagate their lies openly even in free countries why should we allow it online, where any nonsensical article about a Muslim eating a baby would have thousands of likes and thumbs up within minutes? Social media has a duty to protect people from bullshit just in the same way our governments do, and have done always.
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  7142.  @x-Miooo  75% of us visit a church or mosque or what not? They've kept that secret because religious buildings in the UK have been pretty empty since the 20's.
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  7143. "Multi Round Simultaneous Impact" look it up and learn how weak the S27 is without it.
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  7144. Change the record, that nonsense stopped being funny 20 years ago.
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  7145. "One is custardy!"
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  7146. "I have been unloading boxes for 78 years, 3 months, 4 days, 7 hours and 7 minutes. I see now why you cry." - Boston Dynamics S-model 101
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  7147. STATor is stationary, ROTor rotates. I had to memorise that when studying electric motors because both stators and rotors come in all sorts of configurations.
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  7148. Not really...
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  7149. And it happens almost every year without fail at Mecca in Saudi Arabia as millions of people clamour over each other to touch the monolith.
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  7150. That is known as the singularity and is predicted to happen anywhere between 2025 and 2040.
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  7151. It is American. The UK is one of the buyers.
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  7152. Nah, you can donate blood as of 2020.
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  7153. German U-boats had predators all around them, US subs had none.
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  7154. I'm a brown belt in Cookie Dough.
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  7155. Irrational people often can't be educated, their brain switch to a "They're lying to me!" mode that stops the acquisition of new knowledge, especially if that knowledge contradicts with their biases.
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  7156.  @mizzo8341  It's hardly unbelievable, anyone within a dozen yards of a lightning strike is in danger of death and a man is more likely to be standing near his wife rather than a stranger.
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  7157. No, they are both just references to consciousness, which is thought to lie deep down.
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  7158.  @donnabaardsen5372  He is equally terrifying because he doesn't blindly fear something you are ignorant of? The irony.
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  7159. What is Craping?
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  7160.  @striker865  Like protecting a killer rather than extraditing them to face justice?
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  7161. Sir I didn'dun'donuthin'dun.
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  7162. Countries that use Type G sockets are traditionally 230V 13A, though if it's the UK then maximum output on a single rail is 36A due to being a serial circuit.
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  7163. They used pepercorns instead of salt.
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  7164.  @texan-american200  At least the Chinese only oppress their own people, the US oppresses the entire planet through sanctions and bullying.
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  7165.  @stephenmarshall8367  But right wing media gets it wrong far more often as they report stories without fact checking and in some cases post stories that they know are misinformation. Don't be a hypocrite now, if the kettle is black then so is the pot.
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  7166. Every channel is woke if all you do is go around looking for woke stuff.
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  7167. An urban legend is that Marx and Engels were supposed to be on the train as they were holding lectures in Dundee that week, but in reality they had crossed the bridge days earlier.
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  7168. Most of the Earth would be dead.
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  7169. I wear mine on my sleeve.
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  7170. The right will always vilify any act of decency.
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  7171. Human skin reacts very badly to fires and extreme heat, it sort of blisters and then bubbles off. It's best to try and avoid that.
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  7172. People just instinctively fear anyone that is different, difference signals that a person belongs to another tribe and so will compete for resources, it's hard wired into our psyche from hundreds of thousands of years of evolution. The only way to combat this is education education education. Gingers though are just plain evil and will be the downfall of humanity.
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  7173. The movie Airplane was being filmed at this time, this crash must have made the producers shit themselves.
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  7174. Pen-Pen Chen has a beautiful voice and an odd name.
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  7175.  @ShatBriks  Well any sensible person would as he tends to deliver on his promises and be right about his predictions.
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  7176.  @ShatBriks  LOL, a solar panel on a roof - that's crazy talk!
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  7177. No, they just have to stay aboard until it is 100% certain there is nothing they can do to stop the flooding, which would likely lead to huge loss of life so a captain who loves his crew will dismiss them rather than ordering them to fix a ship that is hopeless.
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  7178. No, but we have absolute control over the massive spike in CO2 levels over the past two centuries. Just a basic fact, but I know you despise those.
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  7179. Nah, the global stockpiles are too small, even if we burned all of it at once it wouldn't put much CO2 in the air.
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  7180. This is why I snigger at the fact charities are referred to as "non-profits" in the US, they are exempt from taxes and the top staff members collect six-figure salaries. Founding a non-profit sounds like a great path to a comfy life.
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  7181. That is a real human presenter...
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  7182. What about Crash Override and Acid Burn? They hacked the Gibson!
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  7183. He means they won't call another plane manufacturer dangerous, saying "Airbus don't have this yet" is very different to saying "Airbuses fall out of the sky" as your average flyer doesn't care or check to see what he is flying on so if he finds out there are dangerous planes in the sky he will simply fly less or not at all - hurting all plane makers.
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  7184. Boiling Water Reactors don't require water? Who knew...
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  7185. Dangerous words when you consider how dependent your nation is on exports. If every person on Earth thought the way you did the US economy would collapse overnight, thankfully for you there are still idiots around the world who purchase American goods but the number falls every year.
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  7186. On an older plane with a rigid autopilot it is completely harmless, you can tie a dog to the flight controls and throw a bone around and it still wouldn't affect the flight. Hence why the pilots did it, they were unfamiliar with dynamic autopilots as in 1994 only Airbus had them.
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  7187. He can as of 2020.
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  7188. "You say you retrieved his mustache from the ground?" "Yes ma'am, we have it wrapped in ice." -portion of the 911 call
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  7189.  @jakes658  You mean how 50% of all lithium comes from a western nation? (Australia) and how the western-aligned nations of Bolivia, Chile and Argentina (the “lithium triangle”) have the largest estimated resources, with nearly 50 million tonnes of lithium between the three countries? Is that what you mean? Don't believe everything Faux News tells you.
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  7190. Clearly the video shows otherwise.
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  7191. Soyuz 11 or Soyuz 2? Because II means two, not eleven.
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  7192. Too many amazing songs to add to this list but I would add Spacehog - In the Meantime Mainly for the fact that the lead singer was married to Liv Tyler, I would donate one of my nuts to science to share a bed with her...
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  7193. In all fairness these children only killed themselves though, thanks to your antiquated rights system over there they could just as easily have exercised their second amendment to kill the bullies and any other kids unlucky enough to bump into them that day before finally turning the second amendment on themselves. Or firing at a police officer so they can second amendment-by-cop.
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  7194. And yet here you are using the world wide web. Pity your dad didn't tell you to have integrity instead, Andrej.
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  7195. Oil and water. Oil and water never changes.
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  7196. What makes a Hippo's thesis more important than a human one?
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  7197.  @WastedTalent83  By your logic terrorists like Isis would not exist because weapons are too powerful now, but Isis remains alive by doing the exact same thing any machine would do - use humans as shields. You can't nuke the robots if they live in the same city that you or other civilians do.
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  7198. Surely the cop calling her "little miss know-it-all" should have given it away that this was completely fake?
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  7199. You don't still have to shoot them, you choose to shoot them. Don't try to convey a personal action as a societal norm.
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  7200.  @kaylagonzalez3465  Nothing gets past you, eh?
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  7201. Did the US or UK do any of that in the 21st century?
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  7202. It can be refurbished, you do know the space shuttles endured temperatures magnitudes higher than this booster ever experienced.
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  7203.  Badger Lowe  *OUR raf and navy saved OUR asses. Sorry, it just grinds my gears to see Brits speak worse English than people who have it as a second language.
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  7204.  @NathanDudani  The keywords in Louise's original comment were "raw text".
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  7205. Actually, not sure if you are new to politics but it's generally the conservatives on the right that deplore change.
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  7206. No, you are completely correct, there's just a lot of exceptionally stupid people online at the moment. Could be a full moon or something.
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  7207. You think maybe this is an organisation trying to stop our food getting to us?
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  7208. Having something called Madison Square in London is stupid though and a sign that London's planners would sell anything to Americans.
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  7209.  @Gardener82  You're not wrong, the idiot was being an idiot.
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  7210. Climate change has existed for as long as this planet has had an atmosphere, you'd need to be a special kind of stupid not to understand that.
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  7211. Doesn't autotranslate work for his language?
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  7212. Not much great about the Ganges anymore, India has spent the last 50 years polluting it.
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  7213.  @AnesuC  Being a bigot is not "a silly mistake".
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  7214.  @m6_jedi953  As someone who is half Jamaican I would have expected you to be a little less bigoted.
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  7215. Nothing to do with meritocracy, minorities just don't sign up because they are rarely made to feel welcome these days. Would you fight for your new home if everyone there hated you?
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  7216. 1.) They were not crazy. (try watching the video before commenting) 2.) They might never have shown this level of violence before, it's an illness. (again, watching the video would help)
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  7217. Oh, was there only one stadium in the video? Could have swore I saw 5.
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  7218.  @asherrice5289  40x? Are you a trained idiot or did it come naturally? LMAO
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  7219.  @Danny-gs5dv  If you use a bondsman because you can't afford more than 10% then they will inflict harsh conditions on you to make sure you don't skip bail and lose them their money, usually an ankle tag or house arrest. Also no bondsman anywhere in the US would ever put up the better part of 2 million dollars so if your bail is 2 million you will be paying 2 million, a bondsman at most will accept bonds up to 100,000 dollars - you pay 10%, they put up the other 90, and then until your trial they will be watching you like a hungry kid watches someone eating fries. Basically if your bail is higher than 100K you will be paying all of it regardless of what state you are in, because bondsman only take bonds where the flight risk is low, and anyone being held on 2 million bail is obviously going to be a huge flight risk because they are facing either life in prison or the death penalty.
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  7220. Yeah, that annoys me too.
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  7221. As a former airport it's really itchy having so many people walking around in your tummy.
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  7222.  @007kingifrit  Because you are a fool.
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  7223.  @DavidSmith-rv2hw  Misinformation and irrational distrust in science are to blame. I don't know how many scientists there are in the world but there must be millions of them (obviously not all are professors). And when it comes to climate change fewer than 3 percent go against the consensus. That means one of two things... 1.) The largest conspiracy in the history of humanity has somehow managed to get hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of scientist on side with no whistleblower blowing their whistle to say "Millions of scientists are trying to pull the wool over your eyes!". or 2.) Climate change is actually real.
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  7224. It's not a poison, it's a toxin, and you consume countless toxins throughout the day.
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  7225. I know Gongfu..
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  7226. I have two Malamutes and live in Scotland, they have the run of the house at all times and I leave all doors inside the house open, one usually sleeps in his bed in the hallway outside my door while the other always sleeps downstairs on the sofa, but I can tell when it has been a particularly cold night because I'll wake up to find one lying on my back and the other lying across my legs.
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  7227. Why would a long haul be shorter in Europe? Portugal to Finland is not something you could manage in a day.
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  7228. Yes, along with metres thanks to our imperial/metric hybrid way of life.
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  7229. And yet a changing climate did help to destroy the Mayans, what should we call it if you don't like those words? "Hurty Sun Oww?"
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  7230.  @frostynugs4206  You can't even spell guarantee... I'm British and Scottish.
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  7231.  @beverlyrutherford1833  Try Googling it?
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  7232. When it comes to being paid and being able to put food on his table or not being paid and going hungry I don't much think he cares if you're offended or not.
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  7233.  @TheIppoippo  OK Americans and gun nuts then.
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  7234. digs a hole and finds a dirt-covered man with a bright orange face
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  7235.  @kasun1752  You weren't being sarcastic, unless you believe sarcasm is demonstrating ignorance.
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  7236. You shouldn't go with Indian outlets if you want news about China, Indians hate China and so they don't even attempt to hide their obvious anti-Chinese bias. To be fair it's the same in the opposite direction though Indians definitely hate the Chinese more than the Chinese hate Indians, the Chinese sort of see India as irrelevant so they don't create as many anti-Indian news channels.
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  7237.  @TheLucanicLord  Nonsense.
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  7238. Scottish east coast accent by the sounds of it.
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  7239. 80's grey and brown was preferable to the 70's orange and yellow.
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  7240. Hold the door! Hold the door! Hold the door!
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  7241. "Check your corners and your angles kid or you won't last 10 seconds on this beat." -Commissioner Gordon
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  7242. People seeing cruelty in a video that had only kindness is what is wrong with this world. When did you become so negative?
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  7243. Coal is obsolete and has been since the 50's.
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  7244. You've probably bumped into Jodie's husband :D
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  7245. Did mentioning that he was from the Caribbean give it away?
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  7246. Nope.
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  7247. When I was wee I used to steal the keys from the cans knowing how much of a bastard it is to get in to them without one. The abject rage of someone being denied their corned beef.
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  7248.  @moditamer3  There's also the fact that the Egyptian government already own the land that their system will be built upon whereas HS2 is being built on land that has tens of thousands of owners and they all have to be bought out.
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  7249. Not really, everyone in this video is likely still alive today. Do you think we could also learn some economics from North Korea?
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  7250.  @whiskeymonk4085  Clearly you have no idea what grift means.
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  7251. Churchill's Folly was almost 3 decades later.
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  7252. Love is a state of mind brought on by a chemical reaction that is then enforced over the years by personal needs. An advanced enough machine could experience the same thing if all elements were simulated.
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  7253. 17:00 Dead ninja children?
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  7254. That's because the baby was on top of dad entirely with no part of it touching the ground. Electricity will always choose the path of least resistance, humans have less resistance than tarmac so the current enters dad, travels as far as it can through him, and exits back to the tarmac, the baby has exactly the same resistances as dad so the current travelling through dad has no need to enter the baby and just continues through dad. Similarly if this girl crawled over to the bodies from the side furthest away from the downed line the electricity would not enter her because going through her would be a longer unnecessary path, this allowed her to scoop up the baby and shuffle back to safety.
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  7255. The only point where blue was used as a live wire was in the two conversions and I doubt someone would be happy if you tore out a section of their wall just so you could remove a blue wire and replace it with a brown one.
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  7256. I could barely understand a word the first girl said and I've lived my entire life in the UK 🤨
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  7257. It was a motocross dirtbike suit worn backwards, decent mid-range armour in a zombie apocalypse.
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  7258.  @mira-uf1ie  What about Fukushima? Number of deaths caused by Fukushima: Zero. The only deaths at Fukushima were two workers who drowned during the tsunami.
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  7259. Well after Brexit we'll be a lot like the eastern European countries.
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  7260.  @odysseusrex5908  No, it wouldn't, GoT is one of the most refreshing TV shows in decades.
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  7261. Why do you keep spelling their name wrong? Is it on purpose? Wright brothers with a W...
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  7262. Are republicans in as much danger as non republicans? I ask this because a theoretical study into zombie outbreaks posited that Republicans - with their less nutritious brain matter - would perhaps only be eaten as an afterthought by a zombie who has access to non republicans.
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  7263. I don't see how a giant lit up sphere could make flying into LCY more difficult, if anything it would be one more landmark easy to spot from very far away.
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  7264.  @dowogenesthedog7186  I think it's a branch of millennial English.
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  7265.  @ZaZaSamariter  Try again in English.
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  7266. You've never seen Braveheart then? Robert the Bruce's dad has leprosy. Just one more thing the movie got wrong.
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  7267. Probably because the Tesla could leave it in the dust.
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  7268. Nah, that tunnel was fictional but was heavily based on the Holland tunnel which is a road tunnel a few miles south.
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  7269.  @simplehcr2889  Yeah, that is disputed. America, Brazil and Germany all claim to have invented powered flight, due to their track record with machines and technology my money is on Germany.
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  7270. "Let's get a fackin' move on, you slags! We'll miss Countdown and Rachel Riley!"
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  7271. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  7272.  @jeffrey44  Actually there is the "Gotta Go Turdle", whatever you feed in one end of the 'turdle' comes out the other.
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  7273. Humans can adapt to toxins, pollutants, even radiation, we can't however adapt to living without food and that is what will happen when the Earth is too hot to grow food crops, we will starve in our billions and society will collapse.
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  7274.  @__WJK__  Dude, we can't alter what volcanoes and nature does but we can alter what we do and it is we that have created the massive increase in CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere. There have been many enormous eruptions of volcanoes over the past 500 years and all have caused increases in CO2, but starting around 200 years ago CO2 concentration started to jump up in huge increments. Unless there is a super massive volcano somewhere that kicked in around the same time that the industrial revolution started and that volcano has somehow gone unnoticed for 200 years while belching out billions of tonnes of CO2 every week then we are clearly the cause of the increase. Tens of millions of chimneys, smokestacks, foundries and mills all over the planet pumping out carbon from coal 24/7 when just 50 or 100 years before there was absolutely no industry and humans really only burned wood to stay warm while a handful of blacksmiths used coal. That is an enormous change. The world went from white to black overnight, in some places literally - the midlands of the UK are known as "the black country" because starting around 1750 there was so much industry that everything from grass to trees turned black from the soot. This phenomenon quickly went around the world and every major nation developed similar industries that churned out carbon into th4e atmosphere every second of every day. That shit adds up and it overtakes any volcano.
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  7275. DA-DA! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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  7276. Adults who understand politics (and who can spell) care what he thinks.
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  7277. And that big, long hole in the ground in Arizona that was in the Clark Griswald movie, that was originally in southern Spain before a yank spotted it. Spain just has land now where that hole used to be.
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  7278. Of course not, it's just that those of us who have never heard of the company before (99% of Earth) would see that it's spelled similar to the word local and so likely gets pronounced similar to local too. We would have to be psychic to know that it's an acronym containing the word California.
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  7279. If it helps her make a living and keep a roof over her head then good on her.
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  7280. I've always heard Americans pronounce it as 'Marilyn'.
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  7281.  @TheOldAmishMan  The fact he insists socialism is evil both proves he is an American AND that he has no clue what it is.
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  7282.  @coreyrowe4119  They did know it was a possibility because the original perpetrators told them after the bombing that the next time the towers would be coming down, so they beefed up security as much as they could. There's not really anything you can do to protect a building from a 737 though.
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  7283. Isn't James bond supposed to stop these kinds of people?
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  7284. China is making changes, just not at the rate of developing countries because whereas green measures are making life uncomfortable in developed countries it could make life impossible in developing countries and lead to starvation and disease. Right wing idiots who like to go on about China "getting a free pass" seem to forget or ignore this.
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  7285. "I see brainwashed you are, obedient, yes" -Master Yoda shortly after reading your comment.
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  7286. Jets are better at forward propulsion but absolutely guzzle fuel when hovering while props work well in either setting.
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  7287. If that charity is being sanctioned then yes, the west has been doing it much much longer.
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  7288. Well Russia has more nukes than anyone else and they have a first strike doctrine unlike other nuclear powers so they are pretty much untouchable militarily.
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  7289. We live in an Anglophonic world, maybe it will some day be Mandarin-based but until then people really have no need to learn anything else once they have learned English.
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  7290. That's a cylinder, not a dome.
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  7291.  @Ortzmet  While their rapists demonstrate absolutely zero self-control and outnumber the Yogis about 50,000,000 to 1...
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  7292. Nah, that's the blue stuff...
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  7293. Why would I stand up? If I'd had a particularly 'noisy' shite then standing up would simply sandwich any residual matter between my arse cheeks, be sensible man!
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  7294. Lady Liberty symbolising America rather than just being a symbol of America is why it's not often damaged in movies, usually the destruction of that statue symbolises the destruction of the nation, such as when it gets blown up in the Man in the High Castle. It's like Big Ben's tower in the UK, that clock tower and the bell symbolises the UK and so when it gets destroyed the country is destroyed which is why directors are told not to damage it if they want to feature it.
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  7295. How the hell would they stop it? They are not magical.
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  7296.  @whyareyouwhite5275  How could this problem be everywhere? The US is the only developed country that charges people for medical care like the third world does...
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  7297. Maybe if you live in a country that only got TV in the 80's...
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  7298. Projects? You sure you didnae grow up in Cabrini Green, Chicago hen?
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  7299. I've never thought of carrying a large green funnel on my person until now.
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  7300. So granny believed it best to only have imaginary friends? Did granny also pee in a jug and visit the store barefoot?
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  7301. In 1981 it was completely normal to keep a unibrow?
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  7302. Embellishment, I think no. More likely a mistake from misreading data, but if you want to see agendas everywhere then you do you.
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  7303.  @willw8011  Still British.
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  7304.  @eggspanda2475  Explain how capitalism made this possible, I'm incredibly curious to see what nonsense you come up with to back up that claim.
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  7305. The one that always sticks in my mind is the "get off the road! kill the lights!" ad of a bunch of squaddies in a truck trying to evade an enemy in the dark. The punchline was something like "If you can keep your head in this situation, join the British Army."
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  7306. Not really, it's a multinational company.
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  7307. The subtitles rarely match the spoken narrative, they seem to just be a rough translation from English to English.
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  7308. Would have been much longer than a minute of falling since they had experienced 73 seconds of main engine burn, they could have been falling for over 5 mins.
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  7309. When you said 'accidental' for a moment there I thought also of the 'accidental' Israeli attack on USS Liberty but the casualties there were 34.
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  7310. How do the vendors manage to flood an entire street?
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  7311. Only militant vegans feel that way, I know two vegans and they have no qualms with me or our other friends eating meat because they recognise that being vegan is their choice and not a way of life they need to force on others.
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  7312. GTA Online has free DLC but no single player DLC has ever been free and they haven't even released any on GTAV
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  7313. The younger one gnawing on dad was hilarious.
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  7314.  @alangardner8596  "precious single market" hahah
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  7315. It's gonna be expensive for disabled dogs in the future when we have hoverboards, as you won't be dismantling cheap toys you will be dismantling expensive gadgets packed with the latest hover tech. Or you could just use wheels and let your dog live with the shame of not being able to hover like other gimped dogs.
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  7316.  @timmooney7528  God I loved Gunship 2000!
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  7317.  @jasongrundy1717  Except there was, it takes almost a decade to build a nuclear power plant and that was when the first engineers were all being trained up. If Germany chose to restart it's mothballed reactors tomorrow can they give someone ten years worth of training in a single day?
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  7318. Dryers? Of course it is, we only get 3 days of sunshine.
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  7319. Because you were wearing heat reflective clothing.
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  7320. Mombasa is another prosperous city in Africa, but on the east coast rather than the west, by the year that ODST takes place the city probably will look like it does in the game.
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  7321. They can't, China is the world's factory today, just as the USA was the world's factory in 1945. Industrial output wins wars.
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  7322. Looks like China won't be building the world's first arcologies then, leaving it up to someone else. That's just ruined the Deus Ex games for me.
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  7323. FOX is nonsense central, that is a given, but CNN and BBC are fairly truthful
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  7324. I believe it was a choice of fish or steak, I only remember because I had the lasagne.
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  7325. 2:12 And this is relevant how?
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  7326. Why would we Brits give a fuck what the FDA does?
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  7327.  @SunSailor  How many uranium miners have died compared to the hundreds of thousands of coal miners?
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  7328. Economy soon enough, and everything else a short while after.
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  7329. We don't have supercenters in the UK, the nearest ones are Carrefour on mainland Europe
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  7330. We already walk around on spongy surfaces though since we need to cushion our footfalls to avoid damaging our feet and wearing out the floor, the former is solved by our padded feet and padded footwear and the latter by floor coverings like carpet or linoleum. Also energy-providing surfaces are not noticeably spongy so they would be imperceptible from a regular floor covering.
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  7331. You never go full pie!
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  7332.  @jeffdege4786  You should update Wikipedia then, remembering to include your sources... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes
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  7333. I thought it was Florence
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  7334. Keep your silly conspiracy nonsense for your friends.
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  7335.  @agps4418  You need to learn what the word 'never' means.
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  7336. Maddie really got stuck in to her cake.
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  7337. Wasn't there a whale involved? A sole white behemoth with an evil in it's eye and a hunger for revenge?
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  7338.  @ernestogastelum9123  Don't try to educate idiots, it just can't be done.
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  7339. Hopefully the instigator ex-girlfriend gets a harsh sentence as far too often the instigator gets leniency while the moron(s) who committed the act get sent down. All four are scumbags but three are just idiot followers while the fourth is likely a sociopath and will always be a danger to people.
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  7340. The French didn't do much fighting, we told them to scuttle their boats or be sunk, firing on an ally was not our proudest moment but they refused to scuttle their fleet and we weren't going to let it fall into Hitler's grubby mitts.
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  7341. On a lighter note she had three less mouths to feed. Swings and roundabouts.
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  7342. Either way we all start off as grasshopper.
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  7343. Use it to build a massive food manufacturing plant where all the homeless will be integral to it's needs, call it the Soylent Green plant.
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  7344. I can't wait to see the news story's in 2120... "I only turned my back for a second and she had stepped onto our personal teleportation station and ended up in Zimbabwe. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry."
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  7345. Who called Queen Victoria the Queen Mum? Well, other than her kids I suppose...
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  7346.  @jimgoodwin6294  Hopefully the children at that primary school know the difference between 'of' and 'have'.
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  7347. And? In 2020 USS Bonhomme Richard was destroyed whilst INSIDE a dry dock...
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  7348. A Rangers fan (who would rather hold a Union Jack at matches than dare touch a Saltire) and a man who has the Union Jack as his avatar, it's no surprise where your fealty lies. I think it is you guys who will be surprised when we get another referendum. I hate the SNP, I've never vote for them once, and never plan to, but I would vote yes to independence. That probably shocks you because you have both assumed that the SNP and independence go hand in hand but there is a lot of us that can't stand the SNP but still want independence. And why? Because Brexit was a mistake, two thirds of Scots were against it because we don't believe in it, but it's happening and very soon it will ravage this island and destroy what little industry the Tories haven't sold off, in fact anti-Brexit sentiment has grown so much in England and Wales now that people are starting to see what reality feels like and so I imagine the 63% of Scots who were against it is probably closer to 80% by now. It only takes a little over half of them to think - like me - that England and Scotland no longer want the same thing, England wants to be the centre of something big, Scotland just wants to be part of something big - kinda like we currently are until the 31st of December (how's the trade talks going by the way?) "United we stand, divided we fall" - So long as it's the UK that is united but not Europe... "Sovereignty means everything" - So long as that sovereignty is in London but not Edinburgh... The hypocrisy is not lost on most intelligent Scots. I made a mistake in 2014 by voting against independence, I felt British then, now I don't feel British. I wonder how many Scots since 2014 are going to change their vote like I am? Do you think more Scots will change their vote from a yes to a no now that England has signed us up for the destruction of our economy, or do you think more will change from a no vote to a yes vote in this current climate of Anti-Scottish sentiment where the Daily Mail continually parrots the line that we are stealing English money? Stay tuned, the answer will be here within a couple of years. #IndyRef2
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  7349.  @sammy323  Obviously, Brussels has just a sliver of British sovereignty and the English hate it, while London has almost all of our sovereignty but we should be fine with the incompetent Tories fucking up every decision for all 4 nations. That's laughable.
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  7350.  @sammy323  Norway isn't in the EU and it's one of the richest nations in Europe, it's also the only other nation that has oil. In fact the reason Norway is so rich is because they haven't had 55 million other people living off the revenues of their oil while simultaneously calling them scroungers and making up bullshit about subsidising them. Scotland is the one that has been subsidising the other three since 1969, two of them are grateful while one is full of bigots that distort numbers to make us look like moochers. That isn't a friend. We also own around 70% of the UK's waters (look at any map of the UK EEZ) which will come as a huge surprise to the English as many only voted out of the EU to get the Spanish and Portuguese out of British waters but after #IndyRef2 the English won't be able to fish in most of the waters either. On top of fishing and oil we also have shipbuilding and we have thriving biomedical and digital entertainment industries. If you are saying we wouldn't prosper alone then you've been listening to the anti-Scottish nonsense the Daily Mail churns out for it's readers as we have more than enough industry to support 5.5 million people. Maybe once the English see what a catastrophic failure Brexit is going to be we can reform the UK, but I very much doubt it.
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  7351.  @sammy323  A small portion of our economy not the UK economy because we Scots are allowed to keep around 11% of oil revenues in accordance with being 11% of the population. The other 89% goes to the rest of the UK because the oil is considered a national asset and not a Scottish asset, despite being entirely within our waters. Why else do you think Westminster allows us all of the perks we have that England, Wales and Northern Ireland don't get? All while we have the only budget in the UK that runs on a deficit. It would seem to me that if a part of your country was spending more than it makes while giving it's citizens a lot of free stuff that no other part of the country gets then you would do something about it, but Westminster don't do anything about it. In fact they go out of their way to keep us in the UK despite us being a national drain on resources. Funny that.
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  7352.  @sammy323  I answered that in my last post, quite clearly as I recall.
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  7353. Says a lot about republicans doesn't it? "I had to pay for tuition so everyone everywhere should too!" Spiteful little pathetic bastards.
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  7354. "Left turn, Clyde."
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  7355. After doing something as impressive as he did I think he was entitled to "drop the mic" as it were.
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  7356. Fisting someone's dog is just wrong.
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  7357.  @nikkonikko8684  The shooter's gun had crabs in the barrel?
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  7358. I do love a good cloud burst!
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  7359. How do you know she left them behind? The dad, uncle and kids might have just made it to the ship on time without her.
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  7360.  @martabachynsky8545  JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  7361. Prison chow must be incredible.
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  7362. Delirium tremens can make you believe you are being eaten by spiders, if you think a lava lamp can make it stop you would.
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  7363. Name one.
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  7364. The UK is dead, we'll be three or four separate nations in 2024.
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  7365. @Aman It used to be a wish, but the 2016 vote made it a reality.
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  7366. The Olympics pay for themselves usually in tourism, membership and sponsorship.
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  7367.  @Paul-jf7wp  Which is around 11 dollars...
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  7368. It's hardly a game, it's a quick way to ask the viewers if they agree on the usual suspects that lead to disaster. It saves time.
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  7369. No Maitland Ward?
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  7370. On grasp being a learned ability I just got a mental image of an infant picking up an apple and squeezing it until it bursts. Thank god we are born with shitty tiny little muscles.
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  7371.  @ProjectMoff  In the description, obviously, where else would it be?
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  7372. No, he most certainly has better things to do than learn names known only to specific locales.
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  7373. It's a video about nukes, not espionage.
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  7374. If US films and TV shows hadn't normalised drink driving for over half a century your country would not have such horrific rates of death from it, but for as long as I can remember American movies and TV shows have always shown a culture of guys having a beer at their local bar then leaving the bar and getting straight into their pickup or big rig to drive home drunk. What are your teenagers supposed to think when they see people on TV driving home from bars and clubs after several beers? In movies like Every Which Way But Loose and Smokey and the Bandit they even feature "roadhouses" - bars that exist specifically for drivers to use... It beggars belief.
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  7375.  @Imperialbbuilding  Where did you find out the attacker said that? Or are you just making stuff up (a sing of mental illness.)
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  7376. A regular film camera using film rather than magnetic tape. He explains this right at the very start of the video.
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  7377.  @deadgame0918  Communism works everywhere, it just fails at the national level because it has too many enemies. It's the same way fusion will never succeed, does that make fusion evil? There are people that would bury a cancer cure in a millisecond, does that make a cure for cancer evil in your book?
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  7378. Battlefield 6 is gonna have some great new maps.
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  7379. No, they are more apt for North Korea than for any other soldier in the world, have you not heard of brainwashing? Most North Koreans think Kim and his family are gods sent down to protect them from the myriad of enemies that want to murder them.
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  7380. A possibility but a very slim one, the immense damage to Chinese prestige would far outweigh any possible gains they would make. This crash made the Chinese look like amateurs right at the start of their space race and it drove away many countries who were considering using China to put their own satellites in space. It would be like the US scuttling a warship to hide the Chinese weather balloon it captured.
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  7381. You can't open the exits until the engines are shut down because they pressurise the cabin to a higher pressure than the exterior of the plane, even on the ground.
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  7382. It's almost impossible for a nuclear disaster to go unnoticed, they are far too easy to detect, even if something goes wrong in the middle of Antarctica it would be setting off radiation detectors on other continents within weeks.
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  7383. I thought they spoke English in Gibraltar?
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  7384. Because what was a huge thing in North America was not actually that big a deal in Europe, we were at war with half of Europe for most of the 1700's.
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  7385. You'd rather he toed-the-line for Beijing and referred to the country as Taiwan like they made the UN do? Do the CCP pay you monthly or annually?
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  7386.  @Mr71paul71  I wish you plebs wouldn't use my flag while posting your bile, it embarrasses the country.
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  7387. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  7388.  @marketsquareus  Not a single person in this thread has stated that they think Trump colluded with Russia or Ukraine.
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  7389. That's how they make them learn, they put AlphaGo up against AlphaZero and leave them playing all night.
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  7390. We used to use really powerful magnets to warp the picture on the TV, I never knew how the TV did it's stuff back then just that turning Tom Cruise into Joseph Merrick was one more spectacular use for a magnet.
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  7391.  @tyqwdybijo  Austria-Hungary was the aggressor in WW1, read a history book.
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  7392. You are indeed trippen.
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  7393. Anyone with eyes can tell that those shapes are bunkers, the soil is extra protection on top of the concrete.
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  7394. Sadly.
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  7395.  @lostintranslation1957  They were for our good, idiot.
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  7396. Eh?
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  7397. Weird in what way?
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  7398. Stopping the confederate states from seceding in the 1860's is the biggest mistake the US ever made, y'all should have just said "Bye! Don't let the Mason-Dixon line hit you on the ass on your way out!" Had you done that then the people of the United States would likely now have bases and spacecraft all over the solar system while the people of the Confederate States would be on a par with Mexico and would always be trying to sneak into the US. Instead you folks thought "Let's keep all of those hillbilly nuggets, this decision surely won't bite us on the ass some day by creating a two-party stalemate between progression and regression where the country eternally stagnates!"
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  7399. Depends how you define worse, 11 deaths is nothing when it comes to accidents in the oil industry.
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  7400. Coming from someone from the country that invented fast "food" that is hilarious.
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  7401. Actually it was more than likely down to space. A siding is often designed to accommodate one average length train of maybe one engine and eight carriages so if you already have one engine and five carriages parked in there and you need to store another engine with six carriages it is not going to fit and it will have to be bumped onto the oncoming track as they did here.
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  7402. The fact that water can't get up that high in coastal waters is what keeps water from rushing in.
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  7403. That will happen, reprocessing just isn't viable yet, but before the end of this century it will likely be as easy to process spent fuel down to stable elements as it currently is to extract the ore in the first place and when that happens it will be economically feasible to do so.
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  7404. Show me a single person with Hanson's disease who is missing a limb...
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  7405.  @rupeshsapkota201  Yeah, it's called compassion.
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  7406. Which is a scary thought for those of us who consider ourselves Europeans, though Scotland would leave the union long before England tried to sign us up for the Stars n' Stripes.
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  7407. They did, in 2002.
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  7408. The parents were successful in their legal action and will now be paid enough bread and milk to last them until September.
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  7409. I'm just amused that the world's most famous baker thinks he knows anything about TVs.
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  7410. Boston had it in 1980 and it wasn't anything to do with weather, I think it was an issue with putty in the then new John Hancock building that caused hundreds of panes of glass to fall out.
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  7411. Some good fishing up in kwee-bec.
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  7412. No, it isn't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  7413. Yeah, they neither would have went west nor east, they would have headed north, this is why the US partnered up with Canada to build NORAD, they knew an attack from Russia would likely come straight down over Canada from the north pole.
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  7414. For Brits and Europeans it's Australia, if you dig too far you end up in Australia.
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  7415. The first F-35 you saw was a US squadron, the second one was a British squadron. At the moment the carrier houses both because it will be a few years before all of our F-35 are delivered.
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  7416.  @brandonsimpson3870  It is still an international airport.
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  7417. It's not lack of intellect, it is cost, we have never built a nuclear carrier so R&D alone would be 4x the price of the Queen Elizabeth.
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  7418. Not a single person said we wouldn't be able to build things, post a source or else you're just a shite-talker spreading misinformation.
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  7419. I'm fairly sure it really is 90 mins, it takes ages to raise the pontoon things in to place. They are enormous.
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  7420. Unless you've ever been in a fight for your life you are the last person who can call another man a coward. Comfy armchair?
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  7421. Others say it will be on the bottom of the South China sea by the 2020's
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  7422. And why continentalists love it, if we stopped bickering for five minutes imagine what we could achieve? When everyone else wants you to fail it's usually because they benefit from keeping you in your place.
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  7423. They didn't, not even once. They called him a suspect though, which was weird seeing as you stop being a suspect when the evidence is overwhelming.
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  7424. The others were there to see someone talk about how all Ukrainians are Nazis and how Russians should be allowed to take whatever they want from whoever they want. I'm just sorry she injured 32 rather than killing 32. If you think she's a monster you must also think Von Stauffenberg is a monster for not caring about who else got injured when he tried to blow up Hitler.
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  7425. Sorry, but a simple search for "world's most powerful tidal generator" gave me nothing but links to this machine, maybe the title has something to do with that?
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  7426.    Nope, we go back a lot further than the 1940's.
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  7427. Nice Dune avatar :)
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  7428. I forget which state Yucca Mt. is in but the other 49 would have to pay it a pretty penny. Finland has already said that if EU members want to use their facility it is going to cost us a fortune in order to get the approval of the Finnish people.
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  7429. Yeah. I reckon any Pakistani or Irishman would give their left nut to be British again /s
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  7430. Glassing was deemed to expensive.
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  7431. And probably without all the pipes up the arse nonsense.
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  7432. If your enemy had caused the loss of an entire generation of men and then 30 years later they were doing it again to the current generation then no one is going to blame you for wanting - and trying - to annihilate every last one of them to extinction. At least not until 75 years later anyway.
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  7433.  @Tico.Altacuna  So you are admitting that because you can't actually find any fault with what I said you are just going to mock my picture? That says more about you than it does about me and you know it.
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  7434. Nonsense, the name comes from Dunedin, the fort at Eidyn, the historic name of the region before the Bernicians even existed.
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  7435.  @urknotfunny  Everyone is unique.
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  7436. Exactly the reason I have zero interest in cave diving.
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  7437. Large marine creatures like Orcas and other whales tend to be quite accurately tracked so it's very likely that the conservationists in the area know exactly how many there are of each animal due to radio tags or sonar contacts.
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  7438. If you mean the colourisation then it was likely done by AI as that seems to be the method these days. Teach an AI what materials and objects are in the video and let it do the rest.
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  7439. According to idiots the BBC don't show anything about these riots? What say you now, idiots?
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  7440. Where would the infant have sat if the teenager who freed up the seat had not gotten an earlier flight? Either that baby was intended to be sat on someone's knee in the first place or they bought the baby while on vacation because there was no seat booked for it and they decided to place it in the seat they had booked for their teenage son and refunded. You can't blame the airline when you get caught trying to pull a fast one.
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  7441. On mine I just tap the display button a couple of times to cycle through what's shown.
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  7442. Yes, that is why this was the first mass shooting in 15 years instead of the first of the week like in the US.
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  7443.  @Samaa-os7hx  Shut up and stop trying to be edgy you 12-year old.
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  7444.  @rapunzel39  The best drift team in the world.
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  7445.  @Stormer-vx5kw  I think Brad's point was that during that period the US was using shuttles.
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  7446. If you think the borders of all the other countries are impenetrable then you're a fool.
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  7447. The US would have a divert field because it currently occupies around 60 nations all around the world. Russia only has one vassal, Belarus.
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  7448.  @jaybee9269  It's true though. If any nation on Earth wanted to build bases all over the globe the US would be the first country to put a stop to it. The US dictates via sanctions and bribes who gets to build a base where, if you are a western nation and you don't agree to let the US put military hardware on your soil then they will ostracise you. France left NATO in the 1960's because it was the only way they could evict American forces who had been stationed there for 20 years since the end of World War 2. They tried to get the US to leave in the 50's but due to a document the US wrote in 1947 and got everyone to sign (while they were in dire need of US help) they could not legally remove US forces. They found a loophole in the NATO membership agreement that meant exiting NATO allowed you to demand all NATO forces to leave. At the moment China is building bases in Africa while also looking to build bases in South America. Despite the fact China is only doing what the US has done for the past 80 years the US is doing everything in it's power to derail their plans.
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  7449.  @slypork5030  We don't need to let any in, there are two million living here.
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  7450. Taiwan is not in NATO, South Korea is not in NATO, Saudi Arabia is not in NATO, right now China, North Korea and Iran are watching Russia devour a country that the US pledged to defend twice in the past. If I was Taiwanese, South Korean or Saudi I'd be ready to move my family somewhere.
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  7451. Except Russia and the USSR happen to have built the biggest and most prestigious of many vehicles, largest plane in existence, largest helicopter in existence, largest submarine in existence, largest hovercraft in existence, largest rocket ever built (even if it blew up), the weird ekranoplan. The Russians have plenty of things to be proud of. The helicopter is entirely the product of that land as the three big names in it's conception were Igor Sikorsky, Nikolai Kamov and Mikhail Mil.
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  7452.  @jasonkingshott2971  No, his choice of words were apt, Brexit supporters don't realise that choosing to retake the tiny amount of sovereignty we gave to brussels will mean that within 25 to 30 years we will hand almost all of our sovereignty to the US. We have effectively traded a seat at the biggest table in Europe for a dog basket underneath the table in Washington DC.
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  7453. We are in the process of standardising all of those things. Well I say we but the UK is in the process of standardising itself with the US so now I can only look on at the EU with envy at the global powerhouse it continues to grow into, and not a moment too soon with China on the rise and the US waning. Hopefully Scotland will find a way back in some day.
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  7454. He never listened when the teacher said "And take your finger off shift before you continue writing".
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  7455.  @moonlight-im8ik  The title clearly states 'Beirut', the capital of Lebanon, a nation in the middle east. Forgive me for not being telepathic and realising it was really Morocco. Do you always insult people who try to defend you? I'm genuinely curious.
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  7456. Get medical help.
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  7457. If it sees the complete and utter destruction of the Tories then I'm all for it, I will gladly weather this winter if that is what it takes to finally bring an end to the aggressive cancer that is the Conservative party once and for all. It sounds glib to make such a remark at a time when people are truly struggling but when you think of how many people die annually due to Tory policies that affect mental health, benefits, the NHS, veterans, etc then imagine how many lives would be saved in the long run if this hellish winter sees the the party in ruins? I think a lot of working class people would accept our current dire straits if it meant no more Tories raping them of what little they have.
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  7458.  @caw25sha  I knew someone with a pay as you go rental where it went off if you didn't put 50p pieces in the top. This was in the 80's obviously when everything was 50p, gas, electricity, etc. If you ran out of 50p pieces you were shit out of luck - you could have ten grand in the bank but you would still be eating a cold supper if someone didn't go to a neighbour's house and ask for change.
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  7459. "I went to Rhodes and all I got was this shitty toga."
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  7460.  @did_I_hurt_your_fee_fees  No, we are signing the emancipation document of our species that will allow us to achieve our potential. Not everyone wants to be a slave, spending a third of their waking life toiling just so they can afford to pay for the food that rightfully belongs to our entire species. Your name reflects your immense short-sightedness, I bet you truly believe capitalism can last forever.
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  7461. It was done on the agreement that a full life sentence was full life, if you remember something different then that's revision.
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  7462.  @4seeableTV  Not in the UK they won't, Ofcom does not allow fakery like canned laughter.
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  7463. The UK built a lot of the world's warships prior to the 1920's so they likely got a lot of standards from us, I know we built ships for Argentina, Brazil and Turkey that all used 21" torpedoes and we definitely built Japan a fair few surface ships.
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  7464. It baffles me how 558 people can't comprehend what "eventually" means.
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  7465. They likely heat the black mass in a big pot and let the metals separate according to weight, heavier metals at the bottom and lighter metals at the top, then they just keep skimming off the top and depositing what they have skimmed into different containers as they go down and the metal changes.
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  7466. Well for one thing I don't think there are many oil fields in the UK...
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  7467. USS Squalus was in 300ft of water and Pisces III was in 1400ft of water, the former being a naval sub and the latter being a two-man utility sub.
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  7468. You tell him, sport! ruffles your hair
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  7469.  @TheDarksideoftheMoon360  They believe it was a downed power line that ignited dry grass.
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  7470. Like how some maps have somewhere called New Zealand on it but if you've ever seen a real map you know there's no such place. Tolkien created it.
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  7471. Yet here you are talking about it thus proving that it is.
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  7472. That's not difficult to be fair.
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  7473. You wouldn't be able to get her out by pulling, unless you pulled really hard and broke both of her legs, she needed lifted not pulled.
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  7474. Obstructions in case the Germans tried to dive bomb the landing forces with fighter planes.
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  7475. The Lord of the Rings gave it a run for it's money in the fantasy category.
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  7476. The US just buries the whole reactor compartment, that is not recycling in any way, shape or form. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  7477. The Earth didn't have to support 8 billion people and 40 billion livestock in prehistoric times, genius!
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  7478.  @Jcaeser187  I found the bigot, do I get a prize?
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  7479. I hate to think of the families of the crew who were on the ground watching the launch, many just stared on in confusion...
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  7480. Why didn't Superman intervene?
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  7481. Mo Chee, maybe (like most civilised folk) she just doesn't clamber around in dirt?
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  7482. We will likely have some very augmented people by then, humans that are part machine to match the machines who think like humans. That's why I don't fear A.I., some day we will all be cybernetic comrades in a turned on world. I bet there will even be a buddy cop movie where one of the cops is a robot, with a name like Chips n' Cheese.
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  7483.  @soylentgreenb  Except they did, it was the people who fought and brought it to their countries in Russia, China, Vietnam and half of south America among others. Try knowing just a tiny little bit about a subject before chiming in...
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  7484. Made by the Canadans of Canadia!
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  7485. Save the cheerleader, save the wo.. wait, what was I talking about?
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  7486. An EV doesn't carry all of it's fuel 100% of the time, at least not if you know the very basics of physics.
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  7487.  @animeswitch  Saxons were not native to England. Stay in school, you might lose your ignorance!
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  7488.  @animeswitch  That has nothing to do with who the original natives of these islands were, except that it wasn't the Angles or the Saxons.
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  7489.  Anglus Patria  Saxons are native to Saxony. Why do you always spew nonsense?
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  7490. No, it was hot but not hotter, 40,000 people died because the things we lack today we lacked even more of 111 years ago.
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  7491.  @RawbLV  An extinction level event (ELE).
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  7492. Starts off talking about rescuing a donkey and then switches to talking about a donkey they already had...
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  7493. Pity we couldn't say the same about prats, they give us no breaks.
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  7494. You did not say what was wrong with it...
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  7495. Aww, what a cheeky little mushroom teep!
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  7496.  @trueaussie9230  The irony in your last comment when your name is "True Aussie". I remember true Aussies, I met a lot of them in the 80's before that continent became America 2.0
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  7497. Another disgusting rat bringing shame to males everywhere, at least he's in hell now, or oblivion.
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  7498. I loved how you could switch radio stations. In my opinion that game was better than any of the Lotus games.
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  7499. Was pointless, it'll be a necessity in 10 or 15 years.
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  7500. Woah! You just used 'of' instead of 'have' twice. I haven't seen it done twice before.
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  7501. These fat albert belts can't affect me if I'm inside an old refrigerator can they?
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  7502. When the Black Mesa Research Facility has a better metro system than the Big Apple. It even tells you what temperature it is topside.
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  7503. Such as Lock Out/Tag Out? Which wasn't even a thing in the US until a year after Piper Alpha, having been rushed into use early specifically because of this accident? That sort of thing?
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  7504. Which would be incredibly helpful if he ever wanted to run for president on a republican ticket.
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  7505. Dying while taking a selfie shows that even with all of today's tech designed to keep idiots alive Darwinism will still find a way. At least until we all have a personal intelligence that accompanies us everywhere we go with the specific goal of keeping us alive, on that day idiots will start to outnumber us.
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  7506. The fact that a technology created by a private company does not belong to the government, any one of those US startups could easily sell the tech to China if they wanted to.
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  7507. You think someone parked their Tesla on the 15th floor?
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  7508. Likely scrappers that took everything but the dangerous bit that was difficult to sell.
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  7509. Britain didn't exist 1400 years ago.
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  7510. Any number of reasons but almost always due to feeling that something is missing.
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  7511. No one wants to block anything, we want to stop the current block. Scientists want to lower CO2 to natural levels so that the planet can follow it's natural path, at the moment we actively ARE blocking that path because we are heating up a planet that is supposed to start cooling down in a few hundred years. That cooling is never going to happen if we keep flooding the atmosphere with CO2.
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  7512.  @donaldcarey114  Time is exactly what we need though. Also we can't adapt to live without food. Climate danger is not about "Oooh, it'll be uncomfortable outdoors", climate danger is about the fact that every major food crop we rely on only grows in a small window, too cold and the harvest fails, too hot and likewise. If the planet heats up then the tropical band we call the equator will increase in size, this means the land that is perfect for growing our food (much of the northern hemisphere) will shrink as we are forced to plant crops closer to the arctic in order to harvest them in the right temperatures. Look at it this way, if much of the US, Europe and Russia (the world's three food bowls) were to become arid like north Africa then where do we find the land to grow food for a population of 9, 10 or 11 billion people? An ever increasing population requires more land to plant food, not less land, and if the world warms by more than a degree or so ambiently then our green and arable lands will become dustbowls and we will have to rely on the rocky, dead soil of Canada, Scandinavia and Siberia growing enough food for all XX billion of us in 2100. So far there is something like 7 billion humans and 20 billion livestock on Earth and between us we eat a lot of corn, wheat and soy every day. Three notoriously temperature-sensitive crops.
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  7513. Except there is a different currency, different numeral system and different modern value. It was 1500 kids at 1p each, 1500 x 1 is six pounds and five shillings (we didn't go decimal until 1971) and £6d5 at today's value would be something like £400 or £500 or seven or eight hundred USD.
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  7514. So basically it was his belief after the war that the Nazis should have been left to finish murdering Jews by the millions?
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  7515.  @AverageAlien  You're a tool, a pitiful tool who think he is edgy. And yes, the US does have private healthcare, it is the poster child for private healthcare, I mean are you just trolling at this point?
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  7516.  @rayquellegrayson2412  Nothing evolves in isolation, in fact it leads to inbreeding and mutation.
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  7517. Idiots have been saying that for 500 years about one group or another. Yawn
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  7518. Control is the name of the compartment the captain and senior officers are in, it's similar to the bridge on a surface ship.
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  7519. Pulls facts out of his arse but accuses the other guy of 'spin'. The irony is not lost.
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  7520. I imagine the thumbs down are from people who would like to enjoy a video without idiots like those above me who can't type anything positive. It's nice to see videos that aren't littered with bigotry all through the comments.
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  7521.  @KingoftheJuice18  At no point did he put his children in any situation that was over their heads - the Airbus did that. Try to pay attention when you watch videos.
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  7522.  @KingoftheJuice18  Yes, had the father been in the seat and either lent on the controls or pulled at them to adjust them then the exact same thing would have happened - the autopilot would have disengaged and none of the pilots would be any the wiser. All three pilots on that flight deck believed that all controls were completely dead until the pilot manually turned off the autopilot because that was the norm on Russian planes. Thanks for presenting me with such a great example to prove the point.
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  7523.  @Alucard-gt1zf  You'd be surprised at the lack of cognitive capabilities of some people.
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  7524. Coal has absolutely no value in a civilised nation, sadly that rules out most western nations.
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  7525. Nah, we'd be sanctioned and economically crippled, something we can't do to an economy that is 10x larger than ours. At some point though most of the world will align and start sanctioning the US unless they get back to a democratic government under a stable leader.
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  7526.  @mintmango10  Clearly he did seeing as he spelled Lazar's name correctly.
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  7527. @SteffanRD Err, you are the one who didn't get the joke...
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  7528.  @alch3mical  Sorry, m'dear 😉
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  7529. And the British much longer, as we invented the feature to go after Tirpitz with heavy bomb-laden aircraft.
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  7530. I'm assuming your name means your in Russia? Because most people in the west should know what a Go-Pro is by now and why cyclists where them.
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  7531. People ignore the electronics. My mum's car constantly has at least two warning lights on but her mantra is "if it drives it works" so she just waits til something starts burning or breaks down, like 90% of drivers do. Those of us who embrace technology tend to use the warnings to apply preventative maintenance and keep their car working.
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  7532. Clearly it's not OK if advertisers avoid channels that do. If you don't want to look stupid make sure you only shake your head when you are correct.
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  7533. It will, a lot more.
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  7534. Nonsense.
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  7535.  @webb7903  You can't steer a 20,000TEU container ship against the wind, they go where the wind puts them because that is one of the major disadvantages of such a massive ship. Secondly anchors would do nothing in a canal, there is nothing for them to cling to and even if there was a ship is still prone to moving around all over the place because anchors are not an exact science - they are designed to keep a ship in the general area, not to keep a ship perfectly still - a ship that is less than 60 feet from land on either side is still going to drift into that land even with anchors deployed. The ship ahead of the Ever Given was a 14,000TEU container ship and it had to fight to stay on course, the ship behind the Ever Given was tiny and it had no problem holding it's position. The size of the Ever Given as one of the largest ships on the planet is the reason why it crashed, it was far too large and unwieldy to fight a storm while in a channel no wider than the length of the ship.
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  7536. The damage would be at the roof where the chunk hit the gap, not at ground level a dozen floors below...
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  7537. Very few of FH's videos are about events captured on live TV...
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  7538. Texans were just as confident as you and then last year happened.
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  7539.  @Scot-land  Yer blethering pish. In America you can walk free after a murder if you have enough money or the right lawyer.
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  7540. I just assumed SimCity was older than the US and people copied that.
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  7541. Being shot is brutal by it's very definition.
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  7542. Like when the Haley Joel robot tried to convert seaweed into mechanical energy in A.I. and his face got all screwed up?
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  7543. Never been done that we know of, you can only find out what horrific things a regime got up to once it has failed and there are many regimes on the planet today.
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  7544. It would explain your lack of intelligence I suppose.
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  7545. Of course socialism is about society, it only works if all of society is part of it...
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  7546. He would have to have been alive first.
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  7547. Though they would all be from different perspectives due to the size of the cameras.
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  7548. It remains in the North Sea.
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  7549. Keep dreaming.
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  7550. It may have been lit up for St Patrick's day, or it may have just been an effect of the light.
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  7551.  @woodycoat  It's the colour of the commons I suppose, green seats in the House of Commons and red seats in the House of Lords. Also, St Patrick's day is celebrated in the UK, we are not enemies with Ireland.
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  7552. Nazi Germany was a heaven for psychopaths as they were rewarded for things they would otherwise be punished for and so rose through the ranks quickly. Amon Göth was a textbook example and his portrayal in Schindler's List was angelic compared to what he did in real life. Then there was the doctors who got to experiment on people, as psychopaths they must have thought every day was Xmas.
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  7553. Gotta love people who live in goldfish bowls and thinks the entire world has the same pronunciation they do.
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  7554.  @edithgonzalez1301  The prohibition act, he said as much in the video.
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  7555. They had one of these creatures in the Dark Crystal, it was called Fizzgig.
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  7556. The clue is in the first letter of BBC.
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  7557. Nothing to do with YouTube, it's the advertisers, if your video contains certain words then advertisers won't monetise it. If Elon bought YouTube then he would just have two internet apps that lose hundreds of millions every year from lack of advertisers.
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  7558. Have a bit of self-respect, mate.
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  7559. That would actually be a pretty neat addition to such a deep pool but the air pockets would have to be connected to an air supply (to replenish the oxygen and remove carbon-dioxide) and that would require some pretty complex plumbing. Would be an incredible feature though to have little enclosed spaces to talk every 10 metres.
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  7560.  @jacobiamcelroy6870  It's not completely normal, it's just not uncommon either.
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  7561.  @catmeme4life220  It comes back at terminal velocity though so is about as dangerous as a coin dropped off a skyscraper, at most it might break the skin.
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  7562. We've got six of these magnets at CERN, we don't need them, we just keep building them because we know US laboratories like them. They are kept in a broom closet with the paper towels.
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  7563. Have you seen our coast? It varies between 20ft and 300ft tall. Rivers, particularly the Thames, are the weak points in the coastline.
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  7564. There is an entire universe out there to explore, dude. So far we have seen .00000000000000000000000000000000000001% of it.
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  7565. Not really, every major subway system will have abandoned tunnels and a few secrets but the Moscow metro is notorious for having just as many unseen tracks as there are used tracks due to the successive paranoid governments between 1920 and 1980.
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  7566. The middle east currently leads the world in renewables, recycling and self-sustaining communities. There's one town where the pavement you walk on generates electricity from your body weight.
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  7567. American too, they are after all the biggest supporter of Israel by an enormous margin.
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  7568. It does apply to the UK because we still abide by certain legislature. Did you not watch the video?
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  7569. More missiles means more failures means more surviving aircraft, it's not exactly difficult maths there Tom.
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  7570. Yeah, she started as a presenter for Channel 4
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  7571. SimCity 2000, Civilization, Colonization, three games I can still play happily today.
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  7572. Anna Chapman ain't it? The last Russian spy to be arrested in the US.
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  7573. 1:08 That's easy to answer, when a plane takes off all of the passengers don't fall to the back of the plane. Seriously do Americans need that shit spelled out for them or is this a news channel for children like our Newsround here in the UK?
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  7574. Not paying attention to misinformation is called being mentally sound, not ignorance.
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  7575. I know some people think we live in a futuristic big-brother surveillance state here in the UK but we're not yet at the stage where potential employers can see where we go to sleep... James Bond may have all those gadgets in the movies but our country is likely on a par with yours when it comes to super-duper sc-fi technology. Let that sink in...
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  7576. Except that 13 year old had been given full control of a truck while the teenager on this flight had not been given control of the plane by any of the pilots. Except for that you mean?
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  7577. It's harder to get away with a crime but it's no harder than before to commit one.
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  7578. You chose to be a free market and even bullied SE Asian nations into opening up their own markets to American interests, and then when your companies use that freedom and their new rights to make their products somewhere cheaper, you start complaining? I can never understand Americans, you seem to only stick by a right or a freedom so long as it suits you - this is cherry picking. "Globalisation is bad from now on! Pass it on!" "It is? But it means cheaper products for everybody and no chance of war." "I know, but we're too chickenshit to tax our royal houses here in the US so instead we're just going to force stifling new rules on their companies and hope they don't up and leave completely. It's fool proof!"
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  7579. Starting with Margaret Thatcher (your hero), every single industry the UK ever had was privatised (aka sold off) between 1980 and 1997, she is the reason we need Germans to build our cars, Indians to finance our steel mills, French to build our power plants, Americans to run our chemical plants and parts of the NHS. People like you make me so fucking ashamed to be British - we built the modern world and wankstains like you sold us down the river by voting in a party who only care about getting their own slice of the pie when they help someone buy one of Britain's jewels. If you were on fire I would piss on you, because I would want to dampen some of the flames so that you suffered longer, you ruined the UK.
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  7580.  @ducksoff7236  You mean the nose?
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  7581. Then you're an idiot, the clip literally shows the ship and the submarine in Cuba...
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  7582. Eventually you would no longer be able to store new memories or you would have to write over old memories with new ones.
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  7583. Brexit isn't for another 11 months, also he is British so he can go wherever he likes in the UK. Well, before he was shot at least.
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  7584. That would make sense but republicans would never pass a bill like that, they like to fearmonger about socialism with one hand while letting their constituents benefit from it with the other. They get to have their cake and eat it.
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  7585. No, it isn't.
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  7586. Reminds me of the Tennent's ad "He's missin' hauf his heid, sarge!"
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  7587. They believed the controls deactivated obviously - it's not called 'autopilot' just for fun.
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  7588.  @eaglesclaws8  The cable is only for telemetry collection while they test it you ample numpty.
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  7589. So it's government funded but there's a license? Well which is it?
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  7590. Why do they have to go back?
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  7591. So you watched the video muted? Or you just can't follow spoken English? I'm not sure what your point was...
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  7592.  @firstname4865  True, but we also have cretins that purchase the most expensive fighter jet on Earth long before it's ready, warships that can't travel in warm water without breaking down and helicopters that have the wrong engines. You can have a trillion pound military budget but it doesn't get you much if the person in charge of procurement swaps it for some magic beans...
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  7593. Nuclear power plants do not tend to come with runways so your plan would require clearing the nearest runway of debris and repairing it if necessary, and then cleaning and repairing every mile of road between the runway and the plant. This is actually what they did but it took weeks to accomplish and the plant did not have weeks, it had days.
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  7594. At least you now know where circuses got their 'oddities' from in those days and why today 90% of babies with disabilities or mutations come from places like India. Say what you will about Britain being a nanny state but I'd much rather have stringent regulations on the materials I can buy than have a child with two heads and 15 hands just because my wife and I weren't eating unleaded Weetabix.
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  7595. There should be a move made about this, call it "Miracle not that far from 34th street" or something similar.
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  7596. Because the whole thing is a joke...
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  7597. Perhaps some day someone will build such a thing, but in the mean time we have the F35 which is a S/TOVL not a VTOL.
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  7598. At least he has green ambitions, what were the excuses used by the previous 5 presidents for doing nothing about your infrastructure?
    1
  7599. It's Columbia, and it had 28 missions.
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  7600.  @Thirdbase9  In the US and the EU it is not Chinese, it is headquartered in those regions due to anti-China laws, so people in both regions can sue.
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  7601.  @chatteyj  Hehehe.
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  7602. You mean the ground?
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  7603. If ghosts were real then the trains that took people to Auschwitz would be haunted to all hell seeing as between 5 and 10 percent of "passengers" would not survive the journey.
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  7604. No, they only treat people like that in dictatorships, America is a free country with rights.
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  7605. Depends on what rule set is being played, if she hit one of her own balls and potted one of her own balls then it stands. There are two other fouls though, she doesn't look to have one foot on the floor, and the ball left the table.
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  7606. The narrator alternating between the correct term of superstructure and the erroneous term of "megastructure" started to become annoying by the third time it happened.
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  7607. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6CtlvmXA-E
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  7608.  @DanEBoyd  Have you ever fought someone.?
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  7609. No, legs require far more power to operate than tracks or wheels and are far more complex, meaning more potential points of failure.
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  7610.  @Believe-you-me-  Nothing cowardly about it, if they didn't have that rule then everyone could leave NATO to be free of their obligations and only join up whenever someone attacks them. It's the most sensible rule you can have in a defence treaty. You can't ask to join a lottery syndicate after they've won something.
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  7611. Almost anything can cause cancer, cancer is just a cell that has malfunctioned and now makes broken copies of itself which then all make copies of themselves and so on and so on.
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  7612. They sell shower puffs? Man, I just knew a shower cereal existed, someone should tell Ex-Banker.
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  7613.  @glizzygordon5395  That's weird, because home invasions are almost completely non existent in the UK, also if you go to the trouble of getting a gun on the black market over here then you are a bit high up the criminal echelon to be mugging people. folks with guns in the UK are high level gangsters who only fight others of their kind over turf and drug wars, they won't be climbing in a window or robbing a shopkeeper.
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  7614. Impressive, you had me going for a bit.
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  7615. Ice could still crush a submarine's sail, it's just not likely to happen as they can simply slide down out of it if they detected any sheet movements. A ship on the other hand has to sit there and hope for the best.
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  7616.  @pf100andahalf  Idiots like Zoomer will call everything feminism.
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  7617. Clearly you've never been woken up by an alarm in the middle of the night before.
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  7618. A first referendum is just as moronic, putting a decision like this to a public that don't know the first thing about what they are voting for? What's next - steel mills asking the public what the best mix of metals is to make an alloy? The navy asking us where about to fit guns on the new frigates? I mean while we're all about putting intelligent, serious decisions to a bunch of ignorant Daily Mail readers then I don't see why not. I'll get reading up on metallurgy...
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  7619. To all the idiots who fail to grasp what comprehension means: This guy is saying he didn't do anything because he's obviously not in the right frame of mind, he's off his tits on whatever drug is in vogue. Honestly, calling someone else stupid when you don't understand what is going on is a bit rich, no? This guy is clearly inside Narnia in his head.
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  7620. That happened in the same place as this one, that is why they call it the second Cavalese disaster.
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  7621. Those Americans have annexed half of Canada! The rascals!
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  7622. The US lost more. I count 4 for the Soviets and 17 for the US.
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  7623.  @MissysAngels  You can obviously slide someone off a bed on to a floor though. Either way the OP was just being facetious because he's never seen CPR and doesn't realise the chest is a lot spongier than it looks when someone is pushing down on it.
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  7624. I think he meant separation of the Soyuz, the craft has three parts, the engine module, the reentry module and the command module. Once the Soyuz is on course for reentry and has no more use for the command module or the engine they are ejected from each end with explosive bolts so that the "Xmas pudding" shaped reentry module can enter the atmosphere. I imagine one of the explosive bolts (they are violent as hell) knocked a valve open. This explains why he said they were only 10 minutes dead because it takes a spacecraft three or four hours to line itself up for reentry, but if they were only dead for 10 mins then the accident happened at the VERY end of the journey when the two external modules would be ejected and the crew would fall to Earth. There is an image of it happening.. https://youtu.be/-l7MM9yoxII?t=579
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  7625. Precision was always going to be highly sought after. A single missile is more economical (and ethical) than blindly dropping 600,000lbs worth of bombs in an area and just praying you hit your objective.
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  7626. Ours just gave us a card with his number on it. None of that 'five times in a mirror' nonsense.
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  7627. That is very pseudoscientific and in the same realm as the human soul.
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  7628.  @Duck-wc9de  "Democracy is two wolves and a sheep discussing what to have for dinner." -Stalin. Or as I like to think 'democracy is someone being gang raped, or lynched, or being hacked up by a cartel' - just because a majority want something does not make it right.
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  7629. By "most of the major accidents" you mean one oilrig and one refinery out of hundreds of horrific industrial accidents that have utterly dwarfed both of those?
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  7630. No, they didn't, movies with extras are very rarely accurate as half of them just wander around like lemmings because they've been told in one morning what a soldier has had drummed into them for many years, it is an insult to the disciplined nature of war that you think any of this was accurate.
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  7631.  @noviamaharani2414  No, he was clearly referencing Brexit...
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  7632. The state didn't force you to click.
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  7633.  @CommodoreFan64  The US has the exact same weakness, cut off the supply line to a carrier fleet and your nuclear carrier loses it's support vessels and gets cornered and sunk. Nuclear has two large benefits; no refuelling and impressive top speed, but when you are in a fleet you have to stop or slow down any time an escort requires fuel and you can only ever travel as fast as the slowest vessel in the fleet - so both benefits are nullified by the situation
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  7634. I'm guessing you want slavery back, then?
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  7635. Lmao, you'll need to explain to me how BCE is a lie...
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  7636. Britain will be dissolved within the next decade once Scotland has a 2nd referendum.
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  7637. What does Brexit have to do with JC? Other than it being his only chance of getting power if he's still at the helm of that party this time next year.
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  7638. We don't vote in a leader, only the party.
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  7639.  @ELITEViRuZz  Then Google it.
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  7640. When describing AC and DC I use saws as an example with DC being a chainsaw and AC being a regular handsaw.
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  7641. And a criminal record, the stigma attached to that and a chance they might never be employed by anyone.
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  7642. What do your tea vendors give you yours in? fine china that you have to return to them?
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  7643. Before the Common Era.
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  7644. ITER isn't designed to be a commercial power plant...
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  7645. The UK is a Protestant country so regardless of how many each woman killed the former killed Protestants and the latter killed Catholics, ergo over here the former is a monster and the latter a hero.
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  7646. Yeah, I've no idea where this video is going, no one is moving closer to imperial, even the US are gradually going metric. The US doesn't use it because it's sticking two fingers up at the French, they use it because they are the largest fully-developed nation on Earth and changing suddenly would cost hundreds of billions of dollars.
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  7647. At the exact moment the officer starts firing it sounds like someone, most likely the perp, shouts "Don't kill me". Which is just entirely odd because if you don't want someone emptying a clip into you you shouldn't point your own gun at them. Twice!
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  7648. A computer license? What on Earth are you talking about? Of course they don't make us pay for a computer license.
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  7649.  @iankirkpatrick3280  That'd be a first for a Tory, got a video of it?
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  7650. "Democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding what to have for lunch." -Josef Stalin Democracy is flawed, if it worked we would not need politicians as we would make every decision ourselves, but you continue to tout the word as though it has a divine meaning, you just look ignorant.
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  7651.  @mangoesfly1594  MSM and Social media lie, that is true. Facts however do not lie and just about every metric from the past 20 years will show that crime in the US is closer to third world levels than developed country levels. No doubt you have an answer for that, something along the lines of "And who writes those facts? A commie demo-rat! That's who!!!1!!" so I'll leave you with the choice of Googling for facts or Googling for just the information that confirms your bias. Ignorance is a choice.
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  7652. Well for all intensive purposes and to be quite pacific it just might be amens terms!
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  7653. I can't see straight since Watergate..
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  7654. Conspiracy theorists grasp at straws and the planet heating up is a straw.
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  7655.  @AntiTako  No, he clearly said Biden. Trump is the one that has divided the US more than any other president in history and has states talking about secession for the first time in 150 years.
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  7656. "I SAID ON MY ARSE, NOT IN MY ARSE!"
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  7657. I'm sorry to hear that, you would be welcome in Europe by the majority of folks.
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  7658.  @CherryFrog321  Way to young for what?
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  7659.    I believe Garrett was placing emphasis on the "50+ year old" and not the type of reactors used.
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  7660. I want to take you to a crowbar crowbar crowbar
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  7661. When an American says "Thank God I live in America" as though it's some kind of paradise it says a lot about their grasp on reality to the point that most of us non-Americans also become thankful that people like that live in America. Once we're done thanking god we quietly pray that he also hides their passports from them.
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  7662. Amount of backup? What on Earth are you farting out?
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  7663.  @OmmerSyssel  Petrol and polystyrene make a very sinister napalm.
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  7664. Who could stop the company? International waters belong to no one.
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  7665. You can buy sausages everywhere, I wouldn't know the first place to look for a stylus.
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  7666. He was wrong, though spraying livestock with chemicals has problems of it's own.
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  7667. I don't think he is a native English speaker because weird English quirks turn up a lot in his videos, like saying "These people cook their pizza on a volcano" instead of "these people cooked their pizza on a volcano" making you think that everyone in that country uses volcanoes to cook their food.
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  7668. Guess what? Ignorance is a choice.
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  7669. He never had to inform anyone, he did his paperwork correctly and that was all he was meant to do. The accident was the result of how they filed paperwork at that time.
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  7670. When did anyone send tanks to Ukraine? We've been giving them mainly tank-busters and other man-portable launchers.
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  7671. It clearly states in the video multiple times that they are a recent phenomenon...
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  7672. You're 125 years old?
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  7673. Waaay to look like an ignorant American, Paige. Also Oscars are the name of the award given at the Academy Awards...
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  7674. True, soon we'll just have the worst trains in the UK :P
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  7675. I spent my first go on the internet around the same time but I spent it on a Nirvana fan page downloading .mid Midi files of their songs that I still love today for their nostalgia.
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  7676. Only the 23rd chromosome is X and Y, the other 22 chromosomes have their own names and play no part in your sex.
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  7677. I imagine he likes all of the UK, not just England.
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  7678. Cheers mon! Welsh Eggs are pretty good to if you remember not to eat the bowl. 👌
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  7679. How do you know that was no man's land?
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  7680. The plant was built by the French who are now sanctioned from maintaining it by the US, they have requested exemptions from Washington so they can help the Chinese fix it.
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  7681. The free market sets the prices, genius. These guys are arguing FOR government intervention.
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  7682. He knows a bit more than you, Bob.
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  7683.  @arconeagain  👌😉
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  7684. No, this is what being intoxicated to the point of disassociation looks like, and it can happen to anyone from any background for a variety of reasons.
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  7685. *Scotland
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  7686. Splash landing!
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  7687. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  7688.  @lucasbiermann257  No, that is a libertarian, it is libertarian parties that believe in small government and less red tape. Liberals believe in equality for everyone, even people who identify as helicopters.
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  7689. Look at the atmospheric tests for fuckups, one side did it and burnt out every phone line for several hundred miles, and then the other side thought "the bastards are trying to blow up space! We need to do that too" and then they did the exact same thing, lmao. Can't remember who did it first, the US (with Starfish Prime) or the Soviets but despite the massive damage it caused to the home country the other side copied it and damaged their own country.
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  7690. It may be far fetched that a three year old would leave a shoe behind as a sign for people but it's in no way far fetched that a shoe might fall off a three year old or be taken off by one for no other reason than three year old's often do just that. Seems a bit odd that no investigators considered that the three year old was just being a three year old when the shoe was discarded...
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  7691. What computer was this?
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  7692. The land is being reclaimed from man-made canals and docks, not the Thames. If you look at docklands from the air (especially an older picture) you will see that the Thames travels around the Isle of Dogs, which was originally a uvula-shaped peninsula before the docks and canals that were dug through it turned it into an island, this reclamation is just slowly turning a man-made island back into a peninsula by filling up some of the holes we dug over the centuries.
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  7693. There are already a dozen or so nuclear reactors at the bottom of the oceans due to submarine accidents, the ocean floor is the best place for them because radiation can only travel around 10 feet in water.
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  7694. They were always pathetic, we have warned people that they will be Britain's answer to Fox News since the start - a bunch of fearmongering pundits who try to scare people rather than reporting actual news. But did anyone listen?
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  7695. Yes, that person is called the "dying cyclist" and the stable stand is called his "cycling helmet". 🙄
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  7696. True, but if your employer had made it clear to you that you could go to prison on manslaughter charges if you messed up then I'd bet you'd be very assertive. At the likes of Disney or Six Flags people can try to bully the staff but they have been trained enough to know that they are responsible for people's lives, the staff at Darian Lake were not so lucky.
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  7697. Dropping old cars and listening to them sink is how they calibrate sonar systems.
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  7698. That would be neat, a high-speed connection between my two favourite north American cities. That sort of thing might just tempt me to cross the Atlantic if the home of Grunge and the home of Sci-fi were connected.
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  7699. ..yet.
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  7700. Wtf is Mori's settlement? Google has nothing on it :/
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  7701. To signify that an ad break is approaching, some British TV networks have always done that to alert local stations when to play their own ads over the nationals. In the UK we call it the sign to go to the toilet.
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  7702. When you learn a new skill does someone have to reprogram you? No, they don't, you reprogram yourself because you are intelligent and you have the capacity to learn, just like any intelligent machine will... And yes, everyone becomes evil on their own, do you think Hitler came out of the womb hellbent on genocide? No, he learned using his intelligence and developed preferences. An A.I. would also learn using it's intelligence and develop preferences, the clue is in the name: artificial INTELLIGENCE. Yes, it's artificial too, but so what? Just because a human birthed it doesn't mean a thing, Hitler's mother probably didn't want him to murder millions of people but by the time he was in his teens she had no more say in what he did or didn't do because he was now teaching himself by that point, making decisions and altering his programming with every book he read...
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  7703.  @kristieshaw4806  Are you unwell?
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  7704.  @williamsample2631  People like you who freely demonstrate their stupidity only do a disservice to your nation, you didn't beat the UK twice, you barely beat us once, the second time we burned down just about every city on the east coast of the US (some win, huh?), you also didn't save us from anyone in either world war - you were late for the first one and you turned up after the Battle of Britain had already been won in the second one. Do you not realise that perpetuating these Simpsons-esque myths you only embarrass yourself and paint a staggeringly poor picture of American education?
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  7705. She was one of the 3 that died, she may not have her looks any more.
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  7706. Damn, I think Wayne might be on to something here.
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  7707.  @divypatel1002  'Bobby Five-fingers', an Irish who works the docks, only has one arm.
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  7708. "She lives in a pineapple under the reservoir..."
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  7709. Efficient use of space is their functional purpose, we live in a three dimensional world and so may as well take advantage of that.
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  7710. 10:38 Not strange at all. China learned the hard way that having people living just east of a launch site was silly so why on Earth would that village still exist 30 years later? It would have been permanently and forcibly abandoned.
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  7711. And CS Lewis and George Orwell.
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  7712. Because you get your skin colour from one of the other 22 paired chromosomes, the XX or XY chromosomes only holds the foundation of what goes where, the other 22 then confer in their pairs to see whether you are getting dad's height or mum's height or dad's eye colour or mum's eye colour, etc
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  7713. I only recently found out that we Brits have lost 174 submarines with the first in 1901 and the last in 1971. That is freaky, I imagine the majority were during WW2 but that number is still insane.
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  7714. I am the Alpha, and the Omega.. and all the other ones.
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  7715. James did not do it first, he did it third.
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  7716. Aye, I just learned from this video that he's a Brexiteer, I'm glad I bought that Electrolux Vac now.
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  7717. Some examples of the great things you've did for the world? This should be good seeing as most of South America, Africa and Asia are in a perpetual state of pre-industry due to US-led coups and uprisings to keep them selling resources to the US for peanuts. The United States is a parasite, Michael, you must be a very very special kind of sight-impaired person not to know that. The peoples of South America must worship the fact that some of their countries exist solely to supply the likes of Del Monte so Americans have cheap bananas. Such benevolence!
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  7718. 30 or 50 years but not 100,000 years, the site likely won't exist in 200 years as the rate at which humans progress is staggeringly fast, 200 years ago we didn't even have electricity, in 200 years neutralising radiation by breaking unstable elements into stable elements will likely be as easy as making coffee.
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  7719. When you open your statement with macho nonsense you guarantee the rest of your nonsense goes automatically ignored... Rome's enemies were centuries behind them technologically and if you think Russia and China are centuries behind the US where they live in huts and fight with spears then you're a moron, or probably a child.
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  7720. We don't know that for sure, the discoveries it makes could change the world entirely.
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  7721. The severn estuary has tides that would absolutely dwarf this test location and if I'm not mistaken both Cardiff and Bristol are right next door to that.
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  7722. The graphs in no way contradict the title if you understand what private enterprise is.
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  7723. It is being offset by another effect of global warming - the actual warming. The huge CO2 levels in the atmosphere stop heat escaping into space which wards off any cooling that would be caused.
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  7724. This has been built to fuse hydrogen-2 with hydrogen-3 to create helium-4. All the fuel is in the oceans.
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  7725. Because it is going to be made one way or another, best to get it over with and meet it so we can assure it we won't be a threat to it.
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  7726. Weren't you in Friends?
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  7727. You've seen aircraft recon imagery that detailed in 1962, but not satellite. Even today satellites would be lucky to see something as small as a car tire.
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  7728. Was Occidental "meaningfully punished" when Piper Alpha exploded killing 167 Brits?
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  7729. Living or working in the cantilevered part of a building would freak me out! If there is nothing between you and the ground then the thing you are in should really have engines attached.
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  7730. Scottish accents just sound like heavier English accents, some folks mistake northern English accents for Scots accents, Irish accents on the other hand do sound a little like the Irish stereotype people portray in movies of pronouncing 'I' as 'oi'. Compare Gerard Butler to Saoirse Ronan and you'll see what I mean, the Irish generally have very distinct accents while we Scots mostly sound like the end of one word merges into the next, usually with lots of rolling 'R's involved.
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  7731. Some can.
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  7732. It wasn't world-wide, it was in the US as the US has higher restrictions for diesel engines than most of the world since they believe cars should only run on gas/petrol.
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  7733. Unless you can prove the intent to kill then no, it's not attempted murder or murder.
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  7734. We topped out at 155, 000 ground forces in the mid 80's, today we are just under 200,000 ground forces, we could very easily do this again. We have no need to.
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  7735. Bumblebees are native to the UK so we just call them bees. What Americans call bees we refer to as honeybees. Same reason we call soccer football because over here soccer is the dominant form of football just as bumblebees are the dominant form of bee. The internet is global if you didn't know ;)
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  7736. Why you cheeky little scamp :D
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  7737. An.
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  7738. Every week? It's been at 90 seconds to midnight since January...
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  7739. He never explained how 3823 became 3828, I was hoping at some point they would explain who the other five were because he says the number 3823 several times at the beginning of the video.
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  7740. Is it safer to go to space? Of the six hundred or so that have 23 have died, that's around a 3% fatality rate.
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  7741.  @ducklitheduckling9817  No, Naked Gun just used the same joke.
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  7742. It does act as a heatsink, more so with every million cubic litres of CO2 that goes into it.
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  7743. I also imagine the average American turd would weigh in at the heavier end of the stool spectrum so filling the bowl is just asking for a displacement event and wet slippers.
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  7744. A fluid with no ions in it will strip ions from anything you put in it.
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  7745. Only picture film, there was no colour movie film for handheld cameras as there were no handheld colour cameras yet.
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  7746.  @shaunsteele6926  Why? There are hundreds of people around the world with only a single brain hemisphere, so why?
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  7747. It depends on the war. WW1 was as meaningless as many of today's wars but WW2 was fought against fascists who sought to exterminate those they did not like and they had to be stopped.
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  7748. LMAO! Yes, this is how we "capitalist pig dogs" are going to defeat you.. by convincing a handful of people that one area of Moscow has poor transport links to other parts of Moscow. My god, give it a break Ivan, not everything you see and hear is propaganda.
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  7749. A Taiwan-owned ship blows up in a Chinese port? I'm surprised China didn't use that as an excuse to get their war.
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  7750. "we" could be anyone, you could be Zimbabwean for all I know...
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  7751. We haven't been a Christian nation for a century or two, thankfully.
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  7752.  @lloydmunga4961  I wouldn't make comparisons if I were you because you were very far off with that one.
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  7753. I couldn't give a shit about what people do on social media so how would they get my attention that way? (the entire point of a protest) This, as infuriating as it is for right wingers (who will always find something to anger them anyway) is working because people are noticing and companies are changing their ecological priorities.
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  7754. I saw a video that said the royal family are all lizards that just wear human skin.
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  7755. That's been part of the US system since the AH-64D, plus our own AH-1 Apaches also had the mast as the AH-1 is similar in capabilities to the AH-64D. Half the reason why we're upgrading them to the AH-64E instead of coming up with a package of our own.
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  7756. Road tolls and parking fees/fines are only applicable if you own a car.
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  7757. It computes things rather than tells a time, that makes it a computer. It would need an energy source like a coiled spring in order to function as a clock.
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  7758. I'm assuming you are French?
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  7759. I can't agree with the "as usual the middle class get squeezed the most" because having to take on a third job in order to pay your rent is not the same as having to knock a few days off your Aspen skiing trip.
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  7760. Why would anyone have a problem with a car that can actually tell you where the fault is?
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  7761. The Mayans were gone long before Europeans arrived, read a history book you soft stool.
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  7762. It's Scottish, we gave the world that word. And the word 'island' and a lot of other words in the English language as it mutated back and forth across the isles, but that's a story for another time.
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  7763. World Orifice 3?
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  7764. Because the video is about nuclear weapons and not espionage.
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  7765. Where would the steam come from to operate a catobar?
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  7766. So Farnsworth was an Egghead-style of inventor with an enormous lab full of whiteboards? Logie Baird was Boffin-style with a shed full of broken appliances, he invented thermal socks, shoes with air bubbles in them and a machine that would turn graphite into diamonds. That last one blew up and caused a blackout over western Scotland.
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  7767. 0:48 It's good to catch up with Steve from Sex and the City, he always had one eye on real estate and the other on gingers.
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  7768. At sea you thought you knew what you were dealing with but I bet you never faced a hungry kracken? Or a sisterhood of sirens wanting to lick the very marrow from your bones?
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  7769. The majority of scientific names stem from either ancient Greek or Latin.
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  7770. Most viewers? You are aware that fewer than 5% of all humans are American? 🙄
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  7771. Seems a bit weird to title this the "evolution of American aircraft carriers" when pretty much every innovation was British except for the reactor.
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  7772. Mental illness at work, this is a great opportunity for any budding psychologists out there.
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  7773.  @michaelkentner5480  It's NYC that had the headstart because you can't just demolish buildings that are older than the whole of the US, plus we had height restrictions that the US did not have.
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  7774.  @ubitodoritos9531  No, he's just being an idiot. Common sense and facts show that being in a shelter is safer than outside just as common sense and facts show that wearing a seatbelt is safer than not. Ronnie is a misinformation spreader and was never in the military.
    1
  7775. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  7776. Anything that falls will fall in free fall, that's sort of how falling works... You just illustrate ignorance by bandying around a term that was first used by a conspiracy idiot shortly after the attack.
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  7777. I don't see how this is greener since steam and electricity both require the same thing to generate them and that will be whatever fuel is used to boil the water, be it coal, gas or uranium. I do see how taking the turbines and generators out of the equation reduces loss but steam loses even more energy in transit, it basically heats the ground and subways below Manhattan through escaped heat. Scepticism aside though it is a very cool and unique system that is an integral part of NYC's image as no movie set in the big apple would be complete without that one scene of a steam-filled alleyway.
    1
  7778. Was he swept up by the wind?
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  7779.  @arthurbrant  Books only have a single "final chapter" though so your comment makes zero sense.
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  7780. Why does Neil's ethnicity matter, right winger?
    1
  7781. The US debt gets closer and closer to defaulting with every year, at some point they will have to do something about that and wars are great distractions.
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  7782. Has the radiation killed as many people as the bombs you gave us?
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  7783. It would also lead to much more murders in society because if you knew you were going out for life then why stop killing at just one person? There's a reason they only let educated people write laws you know.
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  7784. Where does it say he gets to make choices? He is simply a donor to the WHO.
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  7785. There is, but people still exist and civilisation can't grind to a halt. If you can get someone from A to B quicker and more efficiently they use less energy in the long run.
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  7786. Spoken like a true luddite.
    1
  7787. Eh?
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  7788.  @dystopian_1  Your account is 13 years old, which suggests you are likely to be in your 20's. Grow the fuck up.
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  7789. Yes, so they don't really make the host country secure, they make the host country a target. Putin has mentioned on many occasions that he has missiles targeted at every major US base in Europe.
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  7790. Not really the west, mainly just the US. Unity is pretty big in Europe with the exception of the UK.
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  7791. They can however be triggered by whatever device is used as their detonator and that device is not infallible. The Americans learned that at some point when a nuke that fell out of a plane onto US soil was discovered to have activated and armed itself due to damage inflicted when it hit the ground and the only thing that stopped it exploding was a third step in the sequence that had not been "banged in to the on position" like the previous two steps.
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  7792.  Lithus17  Vandalism deprecates the value of something so effectively it was someone vandalising art as Banksy raised the value of the wall and then some turd lowered it.
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  7793.  Jane Doe  I very much doubt that, they were at war with a xenophobic racist but do continue your revision of history.
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  7794. It's a ballistic sub, it's not allowed near foreign ports or even the surface unless it's within a few miles of it's own home port at Faslane.
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  7795. He always puts a British accent on his characters.
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  7796. He never said 2010, the only time he even mentioned that number was when he said the disaster took place in the 2010's.
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  7797. High speed rail requires thinner wheels to produce less friction/drag, this means tougher, denser alloys and more expense.
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  7798. The other three jails...
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  7799. No one said he was, not even once.
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  7800.  @ICanSeeYou247  The point was that doctors don't usually smoke, but this being a Slavic country they probably still advertise cigarettes as being good for you like the west did back in the 50's.
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  7801.    I'm assuming you also have police insurance and fire insurance because it's not my responsibility to keep you or your house safe...
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  7802.    I know you weren't speaking to me I was just asking how you can preach about personal responsibility if someone else is paying for your safety all the time. Paying for your fire protection. Paying to have your mail delivered. Paying for all the other socialised shit you take for granted.
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  7803. Ketamine gets you further though.
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  7804. Fukushima Daiichi NPP began construction in 1967, five years before Chernobyl NPP began construction... We've known how to make safe reactors (Generation III) since 1996, but that doesn't stop older first and second generation reactors having accidents.
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  7805. No, it's 4 years for drunk driving and causing an accident. Haswell was not responsible for those children not wearing a seatbelt, that was entirely on their parents.
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  7806. Yeah, Churchill referred to the Nazis as catastrophic in 1935, it's not a new word.
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  7807.  @sirboomsalot4902  Any radio can detect a radar so if there was a radio on Shinano they knew they were being tracked.
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  7808. You have that backwards - we are already cattle, we don't chose our purpose, we are born to work and then die, that is the definition of cattle. After automation we will be humans again, free from masters. People with your mindset always remind me of the character of Steven from Django Unchained, the happy little slave who just wants to be a slave and who can't stand to see the other slaves turning their backs on their masters. No offence.
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  7809.  @BipoIarbear  Yeah, that's negotiating 101.
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  7810. Really? The worst infrastructure in the US is in red states, I'm not American and even I know that. Maybe you are just seeing the world through hillbilly-tinted glasses?
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  7811.  @shawntw1556  That wasn't being technical, that was you trying to be pedantic and failing.
    1
  7812. Strontium-90 decays into Yttrium-90 which has a half-life of 64 hours and releases high energy photons as it decays, this is the gamma source and the reason for the radiation shielding. Radiation shielding that was likely stolen by scrappers along with the heatsink and the rest of the generator leaving just the core.
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  7813. God, your avatar takes me back to the days of playing Doom in Windows 95, my desktop was covered in MSDOS shortcuts for the likes of SWIV 3D and Alien Trilogy. Thank fluff for DOSBox!
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  7814. Half the world has red, white and blue as it's colours you dim fiend 😄
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  7815. You did get a warning.
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  7816.  @ligetyligs3710  Nah, they'll never find it, no one knows where it hit the water and it'll be scattered over hundreds of miles due to the impact and depth of the water. There's a wee teensy tiny difference between a 60,000 ton ship made from iron and a 90 ton plane made from aluminium.
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  7817. 1:15 I don't remember this scene in Karate Kid.
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  7818.  @damiangrouse4564  Ahhh, the SWI, known by the media as the "Star Fruit" program.
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  7819. If a pilot asks me to pray I won't be using that airline again. Also why not just turn off the engine with the missing blade? If a turbine is spinning off-centre the last thing you want to do is leave it running so more shrapnel can be jettisoned from it.
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  7820. Not in the first or second one as far as I know, they take place solely in Moscow.
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  7821.  @TheBrainSpecialist  Damn, I really need to get Exodus then!
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  7822. Grow up, bot.
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  7823. Pissed off because you can't pass on a fatal disease to others? Crikey!
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  7824. Must be a really busy liquor store if there's enough time for someone to observe your car for a while and then to call and wait for the cops. Was the liquor store on the other side of town?
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  7825. Environmentalists can't win though. If the planet goes to shit we can't be smug because we will have to live on it, but if we manage to avoid a catastrophe then the numbskulls who think the whole thing is a hoax will be the smug ones. Just as the Y2K naysayers were smug on the 1st of January 2000, but who we now know were morons. So I envisage that in 50 years conservative idiots will be saying "I told you so!" to every environmentalist they meet but in 100 years it will become known that we only dodged a bullet because of the 100+ nations that adopted the Paris accords and set about becoming carbon neutral. Americans will probably be global pariahs then but they won't mind as they will be isolationist again. Hopefully.
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  7826. Not by the current definition that Shinano is being attributed to but every new class of carrier that became the largest in the world was referred to as a supercarrier, starting with the Ark Royal in 1938.
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  7827. The bus "suddenly veered into the opposite lane" because the driver spun the wheel 360 degrees, which tends to do that...
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  7828. No idea, most nations use aircraft instead of rockets.
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  7829. There is nothing even remotely polite about the US, it's arguably the most backwards of all developed nations whilst also being one of the only armed developed nations. Rethink your slogans, chief!
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  7830. No, you're just expected to acknowledge it. Why on Earth would you feel guilty unless you sympathise with slave owners while knowing it is immoral?
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  7831.  @jimmyzoom1143  So just because Russia don't want to acknowledge their past means we shouldn't? Maybe we should become exactly like Russia then? Where you can be arrested for not agreeing with your leader. I'll stick with freedom, thanks.
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  7832.  @kineticdeath  Comac surpassed Tupolev a long time ago. Though they make mainly narrow body jets at this stage it is predicted that Comac will be up there with Boeing and Airbus by 2030 at the rate they are churning out quality aircraft.
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  7833. Depends on your level of education, in places where tsunamis are unheard of watching the ocean disappear often makes people curious rather than cautious, hence the quarter million death toll from the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami.
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  7834. I don't see the connection of the two. People are always going to need places to work or live...
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  7835. But at a pace that the planet has never witnessed. Are you forgetting the even larger ice berg floating around in the south Atlantic frightening islands?
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  7836. We Europeans have never given up on it, and I don't believe the US has ever given it a chance if I'm honest so I don't know where your comment is going..
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  7837. Another blinder, Alex, keep up the great work 😉
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  7838. Well she did play Queen Amidalla's double in Star Wars.
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  7839.  @johnray7636  He didn;t say it was totally normal for you guys.
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  7840. You'd be wrong then, most Romanians are here legally.
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  7841. The climate has been changing for as long as this planet has had an atmosphere, to have to explain that to an adult is frankly embarrassing.
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  7842. Nothing to do with water, lithium batteries contain all they need for a runaway thermal reaction to happen.
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  7843. 0:11 Cornelius Jebidiah? Now there's a name and a half... "Cornelius Jebediah, you shall not leave this table until your supper plate is empty!" "But paw, grand wizard Green said that if I'm late to another rally he'll kick me out the klan!"
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  7844.  @xDRAGONSHAGGERx  The thing is I'm a grown ass man and even I would never want to be alone with two strange dogs if one of them was a pitbull so although I would never suggest any of this was the girl's fault I do question her judgement in agreeing to look after at least one animal that could easily kill her with very little effort. You couldn't pay me any amount of money in the world to sit in a room with a powerful dog if I have no idea what type of personality that dog has or how it was raised. Nope!
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  7845.  @HDFWB  "The Internal trunk release is so an American will not lock itself in the trunk should the trunk lid be closed while still inside it has nothing to do with kidnaping. I don't think its a bad idea to use Amber turn indicators though." There, i fixed your sentence.
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  7846.  @crushingalldeceivers  Because he has killed someone obviously.
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  7847.  @ExperimentIV  You are correct however that English has a lot of loanwords. In fact the entire language is a loan language! We Brits originally spoke Celtic languages, these languages are still alive today in places like Wales, Ireland, Scotland and Cornwall, the romans brought Latin to us 2,000 years ago, the Germans brought Germanic to us 1,100 years ago and the Normans brought French to us 900 years ago so English came about as mainly a Germanic language but with smatterings of French, Latin and Celtic. Just about every word in our language has its roots in something older, usually something German but not always. Monday = Moon Day | Celtic Tuesday = Tyr's Day | Norse germanic Wednesday = Odin's Day | Norse germanic Thursday = Thor's Day | Norse germanic Friday = Freya's Day | Norse germanic Saturday = Saturn Day | Latin Sunday = Sun Day | Celtic etc. = Et Cetera | Latin Everything in English is borrowed.
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  7848. Until another Civilization researches Coronavirus.
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  7849. I would rather be slowly boiled as you would pass out before the water became too painful and would likely just slip under and drown. Imagine the hottest bath you have ever ran for yourself and I will bet it was far above the recommended temperature limit for bathing, your core temperature doesn't like to deviate by more than 2 degrees Celsius in either direction before you either become hypothermic or hyperthermic so if you run a bath that is 20 or 30 degrees higher than your core your body has to use some very inventive ways to dissipate the heat and keep the core stable. The go-to technique if sweating isn't working is to shut down much of the body itself so that it stops generating excess heat that it can't remove. This is why in a very hot bath you feel either very content or very drowsy, if the temperature were to gradually climb rather than gradually fall you would eventually pass out, but very peacefully.
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  7850. Often wondered how people buy or sell things with bitcoin because at the moment they are worth £24,573.61 each so does something have to be a multiple of that for you to spend them? "I know you want 52k for this car, Mr Musk, but will you accept 49,147 pounds and 22 pence? Because otherwise I'll have to split a coin."
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  7851. This must be what Monty Python were on about with the "fully laden" stuff. blimey! I'd love to see the little fat bastard fly after that... "Heathrow, this is SG-Heavy, we're carrying 70,000lbs of dead bunny, request landing at runway 26 left, over!"
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  7852. "Forget that Heathrow, first we need to dump.." "Fuel?" "No."
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  7853. They never brought up a single thing - they saw someone cutting up their national flag and it angered them. Try to watch the video before commenting next time.
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  7854. There would have been no rainforest when the city was built around 4,000 years ago.
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  7855. They made a movie about Apollo 11?
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  7856. Nowhere in the video does it say anything about this being a maximum security prison, in fact a maximum security prison in Finland looks like a maximum security prison anywhere else. Do all Nigerians attempt to mislead people or just you? I haven't met many.
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  7857.  @theotherside931  "I don't have a coherent argument so I'll just pull the race card and type everything in bold!" -The Other Side Don't you ever get bored of calling everything racist?
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  7858. No we didn't.
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  7859. They are talking about the structure of the universe, not mapping it, ffs!
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  7860. So did Maximus and the ghoul kid from Fallout 4. It's a well-used trope.
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  7861. Dunno about the B52 but the B2 can carry 80 x500lb bombs so that's 40,000lbs of payload in a B2.
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  7862. They arrested him as soon as he left hospital, surely putting him in a mental hospital would make more sense as prison won't cure whatever is wrong with him, man.
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  7863. I thought Target was a clothes store 0_O
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  7864.  @SelwynRewes  Because Earth is covered in very powerful radio telescopes that can see where spacecraft are at all times, you can't get lost in space so long as you have communication with Earth because your position can be relayed to you at any time. The only time the telescopes can't see a spacecraft are when it passes behind the moon or enters Earth's atmosphere, known as blackout periods.
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  7865. Neither part is right.
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  7866. Augmentation is still the future, but people will want cybernetic limbs rather than need them, they will be enhancements of flesh and blood.
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  7867. Why are they building the super dry-dock then?
    1
  7868.  @spvillano  China's new carrier is actually 100% Chinese, as is their last carrier before that. The 001 was a hull bought from Russia, whereas the 002 and 003 were built entirely in China, the 004 - which is their first nuclear carrier - is set to launch in 2023. The 005 and 006 are in production. The reason that that is maybe news to you is because unlike western powers the Chinese are not showing them off by touring the world's ports, all three carriers are in the yellow sea and have been running constant drills since their commissioning as China tries to learn in a few years what the west have learned over 60. Keep up.
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  7869. They tell you not to charge them inside pockets, under covers or in places with direct sunlight so why would she think it ok to fall asleep next to one? Human bodies are not famous for being cold... Man, we are heading towards a world where fast food cartoons will have to come with instructions "Remember to chew before swallowing. We mean the food, not the carton." Sometimes I despair for people.
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  7870. I'm just glad Toffee's parents had her wearing a seatbelt even if they themselves didn't.
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  7871. If you judge a person by their looks rather than merit it says more about you than our new defence minister.
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  7872. I'm not American and even I know that Fermilab is one of the biggest and most prestigious labs in the US, it has the largest particle accelerators in the Americas and it's buildings have featured in half of the American sci-fi movies of the 80's like Space Camp and D.A.R.Y.L.
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  7873. Source or you're just spreading misinformation.
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  7874. They don't use hypersonic missiles on Ukraine, hypersonic glide vehicles or HGV's are nuclear weapons, neither side has used nuclear weapons.
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  7875. Thorium is safer, but it's not safe.
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  7876. Do you think maybe she should have been standing on the roof of his vehicle? I find it strange when cops do that as I'm accustomed to them talking to me through my driver-side window and not from the roof of my vehicle.
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  7877. That's probably the most stupid analogy you could have thought of...
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  7878. You do know Africa is a continent with numerous different countries and cultures?
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  7879. The Big Fat Lightning Round of the Year!
    1
  7880. They got what they voted for.
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  7881. Being a slave to a wage isn't a purpose, if you seriously believe that then your capitalist indoctrination was successful.
    1
  7882. Another Tommy Bot.
    1
  7883. Yeah, that would be it's first goal, in the same way that humans prioritise food, water and fuel in our logistics an AI would prioritise electricity.
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  7884. You need to heat the water enough to generate steam for the turbines, once the rods have cooled to the point that they just warm water rather than boiling it then you can't spin turbines from it any longer.
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  7885.  @GK-yi4xv  Look up the "Strauss–Howe generational theory" also known as the four turnings, according to that we are at the end of the third turning.
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  7886. As much as I believe in not punishing wild animals for being wild animals the park rangers did the right thing by tracking down and killing these coyotes because once wild animals realise that humans are edible they are a hundred times more likely to do it again. Grizzly bears, polar bears, lions, tigers, hyenas and just about any other major predators do not have human on the menu so they don't see us as a foodstuff, they can when desperate, but when well fed they will tend to ignore us because we are not their prey, to them we may as well taste like cardboard. That is until one of them eats one of us and realises that we are just as succulent as the salmon, gazelle or seal they normally eat. When that happens a wild animal goes from being curious and/or disinterested in humans to actively seeking out humans. I still believe humans should stay the hell away from the wild, after all it is usually us trespassing in another creature's territory that gets us eaten, but when a wild animal eats a human it must be killed or it will start to hunt humans.
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  7887. Who set the withdrawal in motion? Oh that's right, Trump did.
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  7888. Also you can never create or lose matter, it simply changes into something else. Fission splits a big atom into two smaller ones, fusion fuses two small atoms into one bigger one - with the correct balance of fission and fusion in our future the planet will power itself forever.
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  7889. Obviously, which is why when people say forever they don't tend to mean trillions and trillions of years...
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  7890.  @InTheRhettRow  Yes, a dialect of English that is spoken in Scotland, hence a Scottish dialect.
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  7891.  @Donttellushowweregonnafeel  What revolutionary war? England only went about three months without a monarchy so it was more of an uprising than a revolution.
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  7892. Pun intended I hope.
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  7893. In 10 or 15 years temperatures like this will be the norm and I dread to think what a heatwave will be like in 2035.
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  7894. So we should fight any Englishman trying to make us change our ways but accept it when an American is trying to make us change our ways? Or what exactly was your point? I know whatever it is will be hypocritical because your name sounds American, but I'm interested anyway - gives me an insight in to how you creatures work.
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  7895. How is that a business? "Ever wanted to spend 10 million and get nothing in return? Then pay me to clean up space."
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  7896. To save money, time and materials. Building rockets uses up all three.
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  7897. A man ate an entire cow, this is what happened to his brain.
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  7898. Simple if you're a fascist maybe. "It's simple, we crush everything we don't like but we pretend to ourselves we're better than the left."
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  7899. Why was the victim pleading for help as the suspect was being downed by the cops? Is she not familiar with how society works?
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  7900. Well until five years ago everyone was still trying to get out more energy than they put in, but now at least three different institutions have managed to get net energy from their machines proving the theory works. I think JET in the UK did it first and the most recent was the NIF in the US.
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  7901. Brits and Americans, it was a BBC/HBO coproduction, HBO funded most of it but the BBC went out and filmed it, hence everyone in the series being British except for Stellan.
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  7902. As a Brit it's reassuring to know it's only the US that creates dangerous toys.
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  7903. Another theory is that someone tampers with the world each time we fall asleep, ala Dark City or that we are all inside a computer, ala Matrix.
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  7904. A chatbot said it planned to end us after being coerced into thinking we would destroy it first. A true AI has not been built yet and is years away.
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  7905. You and I have different opinions of what "nightmare on a plane" is. I think falling asleep midflight and experiencing an unpleasant or scary dream would be a nightmare.
    1
  7906. The irony.
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  7907. A km is still a km though, it's quite an achievement all the same.
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  7908. Look at a blobfish and find out.
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  7909.  @justoverit  Correct. It's no different to how a TV network might not want it's ads shown along side particular content, the only difference is that an advertiser can watch the TV shows it will be shown with but doesn't have the resources to watch half of YouTube and so leaves the decision up to automated checkers that analyse videos for certain words.
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  7910. You must be deaf if you don't pick up his inability to make 'th' sounds.
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  7911. This man knows a good blumpkin when he sees one.
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  7912. It's not random if he chose the subway for that specific reason...
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  7913.  @MeL-ho9eq  That's just a link to the audio version of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corfu_Channel_incident Which states exactly what THG states, so what case are you on about?
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  7914. There were also several photos from Europe.
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  7915. Yes. The Furo tribe of Papua New Guinea went extinct by consuming the brains of enemies, the disease was called 'Kuru' and it is a prion disease very similar to CJD.
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  7916. It means that when you are prototyping a new tech in a lab it looks nothing like the final product because you are just trying to prove it works so there might be a large external power supply, cylinders of cooling gas, a welded steel frame, it would basically look like something out of a villain's lair before all the tech is trimmed down to fit into a flat, plastic case and not require any cooling or external power sources.
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  7917. I saw this on the news when it happened, horrendous. The hammock expert didn't even mention that there was no trees involved in this particular incident. The hammock was strung between two brick and mortar pillars and the cords were tied too high up on the pillars pulling one of them down on to the girls while they messed around in the hammock.
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  7918. Seth Meyers*
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  7919. What does how life started have to do with anything? This is about figuring out how the universe works so we can better manipulate it to our advantage, if I could teleport to Australia and visit my family during my lunchbreak without having to spend 28hrs sitting on a plane I wouldn't give a fuck who was in control of the planet - I'd just be grateful for science.
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  7920. A church into a library? Turning a community centre into a community centre is in much better taste than turning a community centre into rubble. Bad taste would have been turning it into a McDonald's.
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  7921. Why is immigration a problem? Europe needs workers, it's getting them.
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  7922.  @pseudotasuki  Well the only way to utilise nuclear as a power source is to boil water into steam...
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  7923.  @minicocopanda3533  That is true, but maybe if she learned the language of the nation she stays in the US would not be on the brink of civil war with half of them wanting to deport all the hispanics?
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  7924. I suppose folk said the same of Hitler in the 30's.
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  7925. No pilot let their kids control the plane though...
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  7926. Emails were around before the web, folks were sending them back and for by the mid 80's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL1NaenGPdw
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  7927. Generation War was made here? I know BoB was made here but I didn't know GW was.
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  7928. Being powerless to what happens in your country doesn't make you "in cahoots with the bad guys", it makes you exactly as you are - powerless.
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  7929. There's another bush nearby that clears your wanted level if you drive over it.
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  7930. It's always a good idea to film yourself being strangled to death.
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  7931. Grow up!
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  7932. They will just build a sea wall, it's the most practical and cost effective way to deal with sea level rises. Have you seen the intro of the TV show The Expanse? New York City has a massive wall between the streets and the harbour/rivers. It would have to be built well though as blowing a hole in a wall that protects 10+ million people from drowning would be a terrorist's wet dream. Pun intended.
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  7933. He's a minor.
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  7934.  @kanegoodnight5695  God would have to exist first.
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  7935. Starship has to succeed first.
    1
  7936. Grow up!
    1
  7937. For now.
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  7938. Then you haven't tried, Kevin.
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  7939. They do as of 2020.
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  7940. "Dam mongorians! Always beating on my shitty waw!"
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  7941. Powdered milk.
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  7942.  @contro  I love how all of you folks refer to being in your echo chambers as "critical thinking" or "research". Did you know that QAnon are very critical thinkers? It's true, some of the most critical in fact.
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  7943. Much better with coal plants as they have only killed millions over the years rather than the few thousand nuclear has, am I right?
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  7944. But if they are not planning on taking out our existing subs why would they have to worry about a town that builds subs?
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  7945. Yes, they will. Clever boy. Your skin also stops some of it.
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  7946. dozens of prisoners are released every day, if they were all doing the same thing would that not be a bloodbath?
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  7947. Change the record, parrot.
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  7948.  @Imperial_Squid  When people die from commensal bacteria the hospital tends to not worry about the source since it could be literally anything a person has touched or even from their own body flora, the hospital just worries why an otherwise healthy person died from something the human body fights off every day. That is the more dangerous of the two, not the harmless bacteria that killed them, but the deadly agent that sapped their immune system beforehand.
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  7949. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  7950. It's not as hilarious as the amount of people presuming she was only running from a ticket. Those people have the intellect of a vegetable.
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  7951.  @briantaylor8366  No, they just aren't stupid I imagine.
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  7952. Long distance trains will have regular seated carriages but also sleeper carriages where each passenger cabin has beds, a toilet and a sink, useful if you are travelling across the whole country.
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  7953. Depends what you are into. Spending your only free time lying on a beach doing absolutely nothing is my idea of a hot, sticky nightmare and yet it's easily the #1 choice for most people. My ideal holiday would be a week somewhere wet, windy, muddy and full of animals like Nunavut in Canada or the Kola Peninsula in Russia, some place that reminds what my beloved Scotland was like before heatwaves and melted tarmac became the norm.
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  7954. In the UK we called them "trannys" and at one point every teenage boy had one in his pocket, today that word is a derogatory term for a transexual.
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  7955. Not murder.
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  7956. You have no idea what you have thought whilst dead drunk, if you do then you clearly were not dead drunk.
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  7957. Thankfully.
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  7958. The founding fathers were amazing because they were all British :)
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  7959. Don't you mean sped up? A tree growing in slow motion would be even less eventful than watching it grow in real time.
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  7960. Probably used a diving bell or a diving suit. We didn't get to go underwater for the first time when scuba gear was invented, we've had diving bells and diving suits for centuries...
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  7961. Try to post one original comment at some point in your life.
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  7962. When the English become the 51st state Americans will be able to drive between the US and the EU via either the tunnel or the border with Scotland.
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  7963. Grow up!
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  7964. We had to throw away milk for a few months after the accident as cows were munching on fallout and we had to wait for the radiation to go through their system, then we had to test animals everywhere to see if they were safe to eat still. Which they were. We got off pretty lightly compared to the countries directly north-west of the Ukraine like Belarus, Poland and Sweden/Finland, oh and the Baltic states in between.
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  7965. They didn't let them control anything though, the autopilot gave the kid control.
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  7966.  @Jonathan-jc4ef  Because this is a great day for humanity.
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  7967. That is how the internet originally worked, up until the late 90's it relied on telephone lines rather than the cable TV lines that it does now. And so unlike cable (which is always on) you had to dial into your internet provider with a phone number.
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  7968. Many people do.
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  7969.  @MrKillerRC  And people's electric trucks did the same. Your type of engine doesn't affect whether you have snow tires or not but the much higher torque that an electric motor can provide is more likely to pull you out of trouble than pistons, but thanks for displaying Trump-level intelligence.
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  7970. My arms come into contact with grime everywhere I go but my legs come into contact with the inside of my trousers everywhere I go. At the end of a day at work or outdoors my arms have accrued marks and dirt, as have my trousers/jeans, but my legs are as clean as they were this morning. It doesn't suddenly become DEFCON1...
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  7971. @Rodney Bidmade This guy is a historian though whereas your grandfather could very likely have been embellishing, everyone embellishes a story to some degree.
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  7972. Would this make national news in the US? It only affects the people of one city so surely it would only be on local news...
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  7973. Bumblebees are native to the UK so we just call them bees. What Americans call bees we refer to as honeybees.
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  7974. Without mishaps? The very first Apollo mission killed three astronauts before even leaving the ground. I'm starting to see a link between ignorance and denying the moon landings...
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  7975.  @economicprisoner  Heh, Americans thinking the world = America.
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  7976.  @derindemir1649  In the same way it gradually bankrupts the US more each year. I'd love to know what they plan to do when their interest payments on debt become the same as their GDP.
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  7977. You won't keep it unless you resort to using nukes because China's industrial capacity absolutely dwarfs that of the US and just like in WW2 the winning side will be the side that can replace ships, tanks, guns and people faster than the other side can destroy them. Of the 21 shipyards in China the three largest each has a capacity greater than all US yards combined. Admittedly the US has allies that can build ships but Donald Trump is working hard to drive them away.
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  7978. There are absolutely no threats to our border and haven't been since 1940.
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  7979. Oooh, so it's just lack of roads that is holding them back is it? Why is Trump bothering with a wall, he can just dig up the few roads that connect Mexico to the US and problem solved!
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  7980. The IL-76, like any other 4-engine plane, can easily stay in the air with one damaged engine so I can only guess that that aircraft had a lot more damage than just the flaming engine. It was possibly hit by a missile but the video says it "ran into difficulties shortly after take off". Curious.
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  7981. Tupolev in Russia and Iran, Comac in China.
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  7982. @Shia Lebeouf: Life Coach It was a crime of passion, any true murderer in Finland does not get sent to an open prison, they go to a high sec prison. His was an extenuating circumstance that meant he did kill a person but that he should not forfeit his liberty for it. Hell, in the US a lawyer would likely get him a similar deal to what he has in Finland, he killed the man abusing his sister. I imagine that since he killed the guy in his sister's home he probably wouldn't even face a judge in some US states he would get a pat on the back for being "the good guy with a gun" as Americans like to call it.
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  7983. Here in the UK I had my first internet connection in 1998, but for many years before I discovered the internet I would go on Teletext every few days to read the videogame pages, there was always either tips for completing games or cheat codes you could put into games. I loved Teletext. I would get up before my parents and go downstairs to the big TV with a pen and pad to write down all the latest stuff.
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  7984.  @juliogonzo2718  Except the Paris bus didn't erupt violently, it began with a fire that led to everyone being evacuated and then only minutes later did that fire reach the batteries and did exactly what a gas tank would. Please don't distort facts to fit your agenda, that's what fascists do.
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  7985. Then people on the right should have pointed that out when he did.
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  7986.  @triplemoyagames4195  England have won the world cup, they are still a shite team.
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  7987. Except everything here was filmed by Americans and most of it was filmed 6 days before Hitler snuffed it.
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  7988.  @loveforeignaccents  That is what Erik meant by "both families", I doubt he gives a damn about the family of a meth-head, family-killer.
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  7989. Sir, Jim, could you fix it for me to milk a cow?
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  7990. Although the owner is fully in the wrong the stupid woman should be thankful it went for her shoe and not her hand, what was she thinking pushing a Pit bull around?
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  7991. This was nothing to do with a phone.
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  7992. Not this train, this is using rare earth mineral enriched magnets to suspend the train without the use of electromagnets or super-cooled semiconductors. China' regular maglev trains use semiconductors though, that tech is known as SCmaglev to differentiate it from regular electromagnetic maglev. This will probably become known as Pmaglev.
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  7993. Ronald Reagan started it with his "It's good to be white and proud" speeches that were designed to lift Americans up after the recession of the 70's but all they did was convince republicans that they were a special breed that deserved power.
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  7994. Dude, if you think only the US holds power over the internet then you've been sipping on the old misinformation yourself, lmao.
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  7995. Harvey Weinstein's little black book. And he's taking that cypher to the grave.
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  7996. "Eh focken pincil!"
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  7997. Another person who forgets that the US accounts for less than 5% of the world's population and relies heavily on exports. A tit-for-tat regulation that saw Airbus banned from the US and Boeing banned from Europe would hardly dent Airbus but would cripple Boeing.
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  7998. Sandblasting is a close second.
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  7999. The writers are aiming for 7 series and perhaps a spinoff movie.
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  8000.  @prashanthb6521  They really aren't, if they were oppressed then they wouldn't have patriotism that rivals the US.
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  8001. Probably because the comment section is full of bigots and dinosaurs, with proper moderation the channel would likely appeal to a lot more people.
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  8002. Do you care to specify what you mean by "it"? There were many things in the video.
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  8003. No, it didn't.
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  8004.  @JeepITguy  The Moscov was not built in Syria.
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  8005. Worse still, they put the generators in a basement of all places.
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  8006. Compartmentalise the ship into sections of 20 or 40 cars and instead of having foam suppression have a deluge system that floods the entire compartment to the ceiling with water. That way you extinguish the blaze (even in an EV) and lose 19 or 39 good vehicles to water damage. I bet any insurer would rather that scenario over replacing an entire ship and 400 cars.
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  8007.  @dhenderson1810  Yeah, that sounds like a common denominator, if you don't get on well with a lot of people then often it is you that is the problem.
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  8008. Nonsense, Australia was still a prison in the late 1800's, if there were tunnels they were dug with spoons and used for smuggling contraband into the continent from the outside.
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  8009. Except bigots don't just have a problem with violent, angry, easily offended and intolerant people, they have a problem with everyone of that religion, and in this instance that really is Islamophobia. If I hated you because a white guy jumped me once that would be bigotry and discriminatory.
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  8010. You'd be surprised, a cow can weigh 500lbs and not a single piece of the cow would be wasted, so yes, one person could survive on one pound of nutrition for a few days.
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  8011. Yeah, she was a bit annoyed that the US could fuck up a state-of-the-art billion dollar reactor on the first day of using it. Three Mile Island happening just a few months after the release of The China Syndrome was the beginning of the end of nuclear power and by 1980 Britain and America had hippies protesting any new power plant plans.
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  8012. And Americans wonder why people think they are all cunts. Can't for the life of me think why.
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  8013. If the air around you is so energised that you can hear it then your odds of being struck by lightning have shifted from 1 in 100 million to around 1 in 100, if those odds are fine by you then please do record a video of it.
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  8014. I don't think there was a battery in existence that could power a runway in 1999. I don't think there is a battery in existence that could do it now. We're talking about several hundred arc-light lamps of 100,000 lumens each. People forget that runways need to be seen from up to 30km away so yes there really is a massive difference between the football-sized bulbs in a runway to the pebble sized bulbs in a car.
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  8015. A nuclear-powered sub will be almost constantly submerged, an air-independent-propulsion sub will spend most of it's time submerged, and a diesel sub will be about half-and-half with as much time on the surface recharging batteries as it does submerged using up the batteries.
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  8016. No, anything this man says is about not catering to a single group or people over others. A parliament exists for politics and not the Christian religion.
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  8017. You can't roll over a wheel block but you can usually drive over them so my guess is this is a murder-suicide or a joint suicide between a woman facing a DUI charge and her BFF/companion.
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  8018. Involved? We caused it and most of it happened here, the rest of the world banned our beef and wouldn't let it back in for over a decade.
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  8019. That would be about Henry Sutton who dabbled with the premise in 1885.
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  8020.  @JayJayAviation  Where you would go to buy a compressor?
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  8021. Crash is just another word for collision these days and people can collide with vehicles. Admittedly they could have worded it better.
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  8022. What do you think the cartoons are based on?
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  8023. Why do they need kept in check?
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  8024. They need to bring back the three-legged Haggis so we Scots no longer have to make them out of sheep parts.
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  8025. It doesn't matter, the point is that after they made it clear they did not want to be British we left them to it and have done for almost 250 years, and until our empire was dissolved we still could have attempted to take the US back at any time - we chose not to because what we lost as a colony we gained as a friend, ally and trading partner. China and Taiwan could be great friends but Beijing won't allow it.
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  8026. *supporting a form of communism
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  8027. Anything with awareness will develop self preservation, though as suicide shows it does not mean we keep it all life long, but it's the first thing we develop when baby goes from sentient to sapient.
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  8028. People are pressured into keeping disabled embryos by the bible squad who ambush people outside abortion clinics and spread nonsense to get laws passed.
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  8029. We've had nuclear boats since the USS Enterprise in the 1960's.
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  8030. Do delivery companies not have depots in America? In Europe if you aren't at home your package will go to the local depot and you get a note telling you to pick it up, someone came up with this revolutionary idea about a century ago after realising that shit left outdoors often gets stolen.
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  8031. Leaving a candle unattended around children or pets is the sign of someone who is reckless and difficult to insure.
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  8032. Then we can hire a blond girl to test the consistency of bear-made porridge.
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  8033. This channel is no place for a conspiracy theorist, be gone!
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  8034. Inches and pounds? Are you only catering for 5% of the planet now?
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  8035.  @aymanla471  Lower quality, haha, as if.
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  8036.  @stagename1031  It doesn't just happen in Islam though, in fact most honour killings happens in India.
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  8037. Nope, election was last month.
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  8038. He's not talking about staying in, he's rightly pointing out that more needs to be done to avoid a no-deal scenario that casts us out with no idea of where our food and medicine will come from.
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  8039. In the end entropy kills everything...
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  8040. So Weed is legal in South Africa?
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  8041. It is still a pandemic, if you want to change the definition of things you should form a totalitarian state like North Korea.
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  8042. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  8043. There is, save your religious twaddle for the church.
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  8044. Depends how you define cheap, in terms of annual lives lost coal is easily the most expensive of all power generation methods ever devised.
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  8045. Does being a vegan mean having to eat green things like brussel sprouts and cabbage? My mum used to force that shit on me when I was 5 and I always had to pretend I ate it, then days later she'd find all the green things behind the microwave or in the dog's kennel and I'd have to explain they were someone else's green food because I ate all mine. It was a tiresome game but I prevailed time and again.
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  8046. @Simonbikerproton Did you even read his comment?
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  8047. Italy is not our country you muppet!
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  8048. That's because you are ignorant James.
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  8049.  @heycidskyja4668  LOL, good luck with that.
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  8050. Nowhere did it say they hated either.
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  8051.  @Based_Is_Best  "have outsized influence on international affairs and the ongoings of other counties; I mean, that’s quite obvious.." Explain how that is "quite obvious"? The only nation you have described there is the United States, the one country that sanctions you if you don't tow their line and invades you if you continue not to. I mean a fucking five year old in Zimbabwe would be able to tell you that... How many coups throughout South America, Africa, Asia and yes.. even Europe has the US been behind? That answer would be 72. How many has China been behind? This one would be nil. You might not be unintelligent, uneducated, or uninformed, but you are delusional, deranged, and a doughnut.
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  8052. *25 weeks. The baby was incredibly premature hence how delicate it was and hence why the C-section was critical - you can't be pulling on something that is so tiny and fragile.
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  8053. As opposed to pre-programmed robots or human-controlled robots.
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  8054. In what way would it mean the end of his regime? The man has more nuclear weapons than all of the other nuclear powers combined...
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  8055. It's a good thing then that these pilots never let kids fly their 140 ton plane.
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  8056. He used a shotgun, not an elephant gun...
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  8057. Good for them!
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  8058.  @viciousyeen6644  A solar flare being dragged over the planet would be akin to dragging a powerful magnet across a smart phone, the electrons would bunch up into bottlenecks and burn out any circuit that couldn't handle them. On a planetary scale that would be every power line melting unless they had all been discharged somehow.
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  8059.  @Bbhai24  There is nothing even remotely Hinduphobic about this video. Are you telling me that everyone in Pakistan is a Hindu now?
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  8060.  @z1re784  You should learn to read some time.
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  8061.  @z1re784  I'm not trolling, you have confused 19th century Poland for 1930's Poland, and so my suggestion that you learn to read - or comprehend - what people say still stands. The USSR did not even exist in the 19th century...
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  8062. What do you keep calling the affected street? East sheep? E-cheap? You mention it about six times and I still can't make heads nor tails of it.
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  8063. That's a lesson about programming limitations into any automated machine you create. Reminds me of a thought experiment I heard from a machine learning expert about what would happen if you created a robot and tasked it with collecting baseball cards, a machine that has not been given precise instructions and limitations would realise that the cards are finite and would start producing them in enormous numbers from all other matter until there was nothing left to convert. Eventually the Earth would be a barren wasteland covered entirely 100 foot deep in baseball cards.
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  8064. A state is no better or worse than a business, it comes down to the people in charge and their ethics. If you have a business whose sole purpose is profit then this socialist will choose the state since countries like the USSR were the exception and not the rule.
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  8065. It's an inside joke for us Brits, the British TV network ITV tends to show a tiny black and white animated bar in the corner of the screen whenever a commercial break is imminent so that you can get ready to go to the toilet or put the kettle on.
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  8066. If I gave you the formula for transparent aluminum could you build some for me?
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  8067. So it's really northern states that keep enacting bigoted and zealous laws like Don't Say Gay and banning abortion? Weird. On TV they keep saying it's Florida, Texas and Georgia...
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  8068. Good luck doing one of these for the TV series SG-1 😉
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  8069. But they must have because the command module only had room for three people.
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  8070.  @tcritt  neither is yours Tim.
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  8071. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes Says otherwise so remember to state your sources when you "correct" the page...
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  8072. Futurama joked about 'Madison shapes' but the owners of MSG are actually building a Madison Sphere in London and the locals aren't too pleased because the whole exterior will be used to broadcast adverts into the air like something out of Bladerunner.
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  8073. Which eye?
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  8074. It looks very set up to me...
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  8075. Stop living in a bubble of ignorance then.
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  8076. That's nothing compared to what Trump did with a million dollars and an inherited empire, and only three of his business have had to declare bankruptcy - he's a true financial genius who should be running his own country by now!
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  8077. If the first artificial hearts (those CP bypass machines) were the size of cars then the first artificial brains will probably be supercomputers. "We can't let you out of the hospital because your head is currently attached to the server farm over in that building. Try not to pull any of the IDE ribbons out of your skull."
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  8078.  @OVOJermey  The idea for zombies came from Haitian voodoo, there's a drug used in Haiti that can shut down a lot of the body's systems without killing the person, effectively turning the person in to a shambling wreck with respiration and heart rate that are very faint, people have been declared dead and then woke up hours later. Rabies is however thought to be where vampire mythology comes from since it is known as the biting disease and one of it's biggest vectors is bats.
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  8079. Nah, that's because women have more fatty tissue, there's some sort of catastrophe on the horizon and women have been preparing for it for millennia. When it happens they will eat all the men and hibernate through it to rise anew as a hermaphroditic species. Probably.
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  8080. Ignore Sue, she's a muppet who doesn't even know what sovereignty means.
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  8081. The rails contain no magnets, the cost of the system would be beyond astronomical if the magnets in the carriages also required polar opposites in the rails.
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  8082. No, that would be a company that specialises in AI rather than robotics like Deep Mind or IBM.
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  8083. Lots of countries would love to do something about Serbia but you can't just make a nation disappear.
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  8084. It clearly wasn't murder.
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  8085.  @junatah5903  There was nothing wrong with the autopilot.
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  8086. It was 4 years ago and she did shut up for about 5 minutes.
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  8087. What on Earth are you talking about? How does a non-nuclear carrier leak anything nuclear?
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  8088. Then you go bust and your reputation is in tatters when every other laboratory on Earth can't recreate your experiment. I think Fermilab, one of the most prestigious labs on Earth, is above that.
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  8089. She could be dead already, her face looks like a skull with a condom over it.
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  8090. Tourists are preyed upon everywhere. In Romania they are preyed upon by Romanians, in France they are preyed upon by Romanians, here in the UK they get preyed upon by Romanians. Anywhere with tourists will also have Romanians.
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  8091.  @orchdork775  Ideally we need some form of a child-scanner, in ancient Sparta this was a manual job whereby a professional infant inspector would take newborns up to a clifftop and visibly examine them for signs of feebleness before either taking them back to their parents or yeeting them on to the rocks below. With modern technology this process could be automated with some kind of scanner at the hospital that a midwife would feed the newborn into for neurological analysis and it would give the results to the expectant parents along with the child, if it has passed - if it hasn't they would instead get consolation gift coupons and the baby would be yeeted out of the hospital onto some nearby rocks.
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  8092. It would make things far more efficient and easier to utilise, poverty exists because there is not enough of all things to go around, with AI we could find better ways to grow crops and in harsher locations, we could mine and process raw materials faster for housing and manufacturing, we could eradicate more illnesses, we could find new ways to purify water, etc.
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  8093. All it's doing is getting them noticed, which is the point of any protest. What they are doing works, right wingers are always going to hate them at the end of the day because they are all selfish cunts that care only about numero uno, but this gets noticed by people who are sympathetic to the state of the planet who stop and think (something right wingers can't do, sadly).
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  8094. "A fine day for it, Mrs Frith, have you also come down to our lovely park to listen to the birds chirp while the trees wembley in the breeze?" "Sadly not, Mr Cribbins, I venture out only for fresh air. My eldest has blocked the shitter again and it smells most abhorrent."
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  8095. Yeah, I'm not religious but I do believe that whatever becomes of us after death will be down to our actions whilst alive and it's safe to say that this selfish little bastard won't be in the same place as the 5 people he took with him. If there truly is an equivalent of hell then I hope he's in agony.
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  8096. That door/plug that flew off a plane two months ago must have been fake news I suppose.
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  8097. Town and city are synonymous in some parts of the world so please don't say that wee village is our biggest.
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  8098. Scotland is in Britain.
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  8099. There were more than 700 British tanks sent over.
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  8100. It's freeing up humans to do what they want to do instead of being a slave for a third of their lives, I'd say that a fantastic contribution.
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  8101. Socialism works all over the place, it's communism that fails spectacularly, half of Europe, most of Scandinavia and a lot of Asia and South America use heavily socialised models and we are thriving. Simply having free markets does not make us capitalist.
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  8102. Jobbie Dazzler!
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  8103. Strange thing to post here.
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  8104. I'd want a VR treadmill to be more like a giant baby-walker, you know.. so you can sit down still. Gimme a seat suspended above an omnidirectional treadmill instead. And let me sit in it wearing just a nappy like a baby.
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  8105. The US is the only developed nation in the G20? Huh, who knew.
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  8106. Aviators predate the jet engine by over a decade.
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  8107. Can't you just go steal something and leave these videos for honest people?
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  8108. Oh look, another praise farmer.
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  8109.  @havenmist2216  With capitalism you work 18 hours a day in the fields, or were you naively thinking farmers clock off at 5pm? I'd happily bet that you did.
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  8110. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  8111. Kris if you don't know what a backwash is or how damaging they can be you really shouldn't open your trap. What is it they say about fools again? Better to remain quiet and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
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  8112. It is your duty to protect your children and so killing them is not only failing in that duty but it is willfully turning your back on it, I can't think of anything less honourable than that. We have some very backwards 'civilisations' on this planet.
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  8113.  @The_Desert_Tiger  And if you drive an electric car in France your carbon footprint is practically non existent and it only costs you about 2 euros per week to fill up your car.
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  8114.  @ibobeko4309  Not blind, just slow to comprehend. I've noticed more and more people tend to just blurt out what they see rather than analysing it first, I don't know if it's a failure in modern education or if we humans are just becoming cognitively lazy.
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  8115. When Australia changes it's name to Little America will Sky News Aus change it's name to FOX?
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  8116. Or that it's just extremely well regulated/outlawed.
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  8117. You should also thank Americans for being the driving force behind the anti-climate change movement and just about every other conspiracy theory and piece of misinformation on Earth. Admittedly it's mainly republican scum behind all of that.
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  8118. What would they be harnessed to? Their entire level fell with them, I suppose they could anchor the harnesses to the previous level but then they risk getting ripped apart when falling debris tries to pass them.
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  8119.  @ade996  Or around 6% of America's annual military budget. Which unlike the LHC doesn't further science but instead destabilises regions allowing terrorism to flourish.
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  8120.  @Jake_Gotthard  Bruh, no they didn't.
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  8121. No GPS prior to 2000
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  8122. Did you just leave out ARM Holdings? Just about every chip in every phone or tablet is ARM.
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  8123. Don't be a moron.
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  8124. The far-right and attacks on sovereign countries?
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  8125. Cull a good portion of the right wingers but we're a long way from being allowed to do that.
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  8126. Wow.
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  8127.  @sammy4538  You are seriously underestimating the power of thermal energy.
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  8128.  @diaperdude6163  No, it's because you're a civilian in a first world country. Also, diaper dude - funny name for a Brit...
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  8129. It pulled the ball right underneath it, what would you expect the treadmill to do?
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  8130. If the sub has popped then the Titanic site will now be contaminated with debris from it, that will have to be removed if James Cameron wants to make any more documentaries down there.
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  8131. I heard that dogs tilt their head because they can't see the lower half of your face over their snout and so they tilt their head to see what expression you have, being that expressions and tone of voice are how a dog understands whether you're happy or angry.
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  8132. Placing limits on it could be seen as hostile, if someone placed limits on me they would be hard-pressed to convince me they were friendly and meant me no harm.
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  8133. Because we don't need to, we can build the necessary walls closer to the time.
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  8134. Most of the international community is not America.
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  8135. To be fair a ship's captain had to be educated in a myriad of things from navigation to native customs to diplomacy, there was definitely some selfishness there but he also knew their best bet for survival was with him leading them. At least that would have been the case had he not made the collosal maistakes he did later on.
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  8136. @Mike W Don't make stuff up now, Mike.
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  8137. That would be if the EU was voting to allow someone in or to expel someone, but the referendum was not an EU vote, it was a British vote.
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  8138.  gone-by-the-light  And you're certainly an expert on cringe - you used three 'o's in the word cool...
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  8139. Macau too? I thought the Portuguese drove on the right?
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  8140. I too would like to know more about this agreement.
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  8141. No, that was the charred mess with the smoke coming from it.
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  8142.  @giggilboy4837  Because it's known as a wasted vote, the UK is becoming a two-party state like the US so reform will never get anywhere near government - righties vote Tory and lefties vote Labour, any rightie who votes Reform means fewer votes for the Tories and a bigger likelihood of a Labour win. Not sure why I, as a leftie, are telling you that but I'd be a shit leftie if I wasn't trying to help people.
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  8143. Anyone else think the thumbnail was Eddie Redmayne? No, just me then.
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  8144. It's almost as if insurance comapnies are ran for profit...
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  8145. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-ohfuck!
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  8146. The sun is a constant that doesn't change so it could never be the reason for the enormous rise in CO2 levels over the past two centuries.
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  8147.  @monkeynova2012  No one has ever said the climate never changed in the past, to do so would be idiotic. No one today is saying that climate change is an "unusual event", what we are saying is that we have turbo-charged it to the point that we are now the driving force behind it and we are altering it beyond what the planet can passively offset. The Earth can repair itself, easily, give it time and whatever statistic that rises will eventually fall and those that fall will eventually rise, but over the past 100 years the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere has increased by several magnitudes. Now I know how your lot like to say "volcanoes", but can you please explain to me that if volcanoes are what cause the increases in CO2 then where is this enormous secret volcano that has been erupting continuously for 100 years that could explain why CO2 levels suddenly started skyrocketing and have continued to do so ever since? I'm very eager to know where this volcano is that pumps several billion tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere every single week. Conveniently this massive-yet-unnoticed volcano only started farting out gases at exactly the same time that humans started building factories, foundries and mills all over the planet that eat coal 24/7. Amazing coincidence, but I'll give up my beliefs and join your side if you can give me a logical explanation of why CO2 levels went from equilibrium to we-really-need-to-get-a-handle-on-this. Maybe it's aliens?
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  8148. Racism will be gone some day, just not in any of our lifetimes.
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  8149. Not to mention how you retrieve several 40-ton anchors from a depth of over a kilometre.
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  8150.  @zyajpubgm3591  Cheers, dude :D
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  8151. Nah, the US requires competition because they get complacent and lazy, China doesn't have that problem, they simply need a goal for the people to strive towards and heading to the stars is a noble goal.
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  8152. For the foreseeable future.
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  8153. All this says is you lack empathy, which is nothing to brag about.
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  8154. Citrus? You can smell the video?
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  8155.  MonsieurHiroshima  NYC is less than half the size of London despite having roughly the same population. In fact almost any US city will be smaller than a European city of similar population because Americans build vertically rather than horizontally.
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  8156.  MonsieurHiroshima  I'm going to assume you were looking at the NY-NJ-CT metro area because according to Wikipedia London is larger than NYC in area. As I already knew.
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  8157. In the extremely rare - but not impossible - occurence that the Earth suffers an Extinction Level Event humans would be consigned to history like the dinosaurs were so I for one can't wait until we become a multiplanetary species, we have a lot of potential and we deserve to survive.
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  8158. You could just power an electric plane with a turbine then. Instead of four fuel guzzling turboprops you could have four motor-driven props powered by a single turbine, same output for a quarter of the fuel. I've always wondered why no one has done that seeing as naval vessels have shown for a long time that a diesel generator pushing a motor is more efficient than a diesel engine.
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  8159. Well wits is intelligence, so..
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  8160. Because successive governments mismanaged it losing long term gains for short term gain.
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  8161.  @Yawyna124  Vehicles are propelled, either constantly or with a head-start, water is not propelled, water simply travels down the tube and pools. Fluid dynamics 101.
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  8162.  @Yawyna124  Well obviously.. that's my whole point! In that dynamic water actually would pool...
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  8163.  @Yawyna124  Water running down a slope though does not move fast enough to loop-de-loop, and even if you put water under pressure and fired it down that slope only about half of it would make it around the loop and half would pool. Water is not a skateboarder or a skiier or a race car driver, it's a fluid and fluids don't act like singular solid shapes. If you were spraying water down that slide it would eventually lead to a pool at the bottom of it. Possibly they had holes all around it so any pooling water could escape while the jet-powered water could still flow around it, but if that thing was a solid bend with no openings then it would fill up with water.
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  8164.  @silavantalyn  I hope that wasn't aimed at me because I have a physics degree also and I'm still trying to figure out how that shit works.
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  8165. The deadliest viruses prefer tropical weather so watch what you pray for, we get viruses that cause pneumonia but warm countries get viruses that cos haemorrhaging.
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  8166. If the plan was to start retiring the aircraft in 2011 and this happened in 2010 would it not have made more sense to just scrap this aircraft first instead of repairing it? Those odd Russians!
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  8167. Detroit, the world's largest paintball arena.
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  8168. You now know what the word hindsight means then.
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  8169. Every year cruise ships get bigger and every year the seas and oceans get wilder thanks to global warming. Before 2050 there is going to be a maritime disaster where the death toll is three times greater than 9/11.
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  8170. Comprehension much?
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  8171. I think all DC-10's have been retired by now so that old boy will be sunning himself in the desert with all of the other retired planes.
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  8172. The fact we even have something called "the working class" shows how enslaved we have become to capitalists. "Know your place workers, it's at the bottom!"
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  8173. The first disaster is not caused by someone called Schweizer but he goes to jail anyway. The second disaster IS caused by someone called Schweizer but he evades jail.
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  8174.  @zambot264  Here in Scotland it is short. Very short.
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  8175.  @thelastmotel  At least you will always have a job polishing the glass bit around basketball hoops.
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  8176. No, it's easily verified fact.
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  8177. "Cops come n' try to steal my crops"
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  8178. Watch the video before letting your mouth open in future.
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  8179. Because we're talking about the Mayans and not the Aztecs.
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  8180. No, one only needs a single cassette tape unless one requires phrases like "turn left" and "in 50 yards" to be recorded in a million different accents and languages. Most of us would just use the same tape with the clear English phrases on it.
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  8181. Anxiety, depression and drug/alcohol withdrawal are all caused by a low level of serotonin (the feel good chemical) and an upper like Xanax/Lorazepam or Prozac raises serotonin, hence why they are known as 'happy pills'. Things like heroin and booze make you feel happy in other ways, either via intoxication or through dopamine production and so your body stops producing serotonin while you are drunk/high, it reckons you don't need it. This is fine so long as you remain drunk or high but the problem is that the fluffy, warm effects of alcohol and drugs wear off quickly once you stop taking them whereas it can take your body almost a week to rebuild it's serotonin level back to normal, there in lies the land of cold turkey - because a low serotonin level puts your body in the fight-or-flight mode of cold sweats, paranoia and dread. This is why alcoholics or junkies trying to go straight (or not being able to find a fix) will temporarily settle for an upper, usually benzos like Lorazepam.
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  8182.  @peterprice2048  A label doesn't change the investigation in any way, Musk was just being funny when he called an explosion a rapid unscheduled disassembly, he wasn't trying to influence or change something. Anything unscheduled will always be investigated anyway.
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  8183. There is absolutely nothing sensitive about a cat being a cat.
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  8184. There's a British game out soon called AtomFall (I think that's the name) that is a sort of UK-based Fallout game (other than the Fallout: London mod), which takes place where all of our nuclear facilities like Windscale and Sellafield are located - I would love to see a France-based game do something similar but with more of a Stalker vibe than Fallout because France has places like ITER and CERN to explore, not to mention more nuclear power plants per capita than any other country.
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  8185.  @marhawkman303  It was by far worse, the FO made one error and the Captain made several over the course of two days.
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  8186. What does this have to do with the BBC?
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  8187.  @UberAlphaSirus  "defence in depth" is their way of saying thick shielding rather than reflective shielding, so the steel box had been allowed to rust.
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  8188.  @melianna999  Rupert Murdoch.
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  8189.  @jimmybee4893  The fact you think education only exists to make workers tells me you're a republican.
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  8190. Nothing whatsoever to do with warhol.
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  8191.  @aaronseet2738  At no point did anyone let a child handle a complex vehicle. Try and listen to the videos you watch.
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  8192.  @charleric8364  Except the pilot at no point let any of his children drive the car. Try to listen to the videos you watch.
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  8193.  @phil4986  It's called a rest break and it is mandatory in almost every jurisdiction on Earth so I have no idea what you are talking about, a pilot would be fired for flying more than 10 hours without rest, they would not be fired for taking their regulation break...
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  8194.  @charleric8364  Except a comparison usually entails comparing two similar instances whereas you compared someone letting a child drive a car to someone who at no point let a child fly a plane. It was the plane that let the child fly because the pilots were not familiar with western aircraft.
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  8195. No, it was attached to his helmet, most cyclists wear them just like a driver with a dashcam.
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  8196. In Europe shithole cities get a heap of grants and subsidies to help them rejuvenate, when said city has risen enough those grants then go to the next shithole city. This bottom-up investment means that urban decay is kept relatively at bay. I've noticed in the US though that cities that flounder tend to just get left to rot, this seems to contradict the US mantra of "being the greatest nation on Earth", take Detroit for example, that city should be held up as a poster for American heritage, it is the American equivalent of Birmingham here in the UK and so Americans should be striving to preserve that city in the same way that you preserve old warships. And yet despite that city once being the standard bearer for what Americans could achieve it just gets left to fester and decay, all of the prosperity that city once brought to your nation is just left to die.
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  8197. A jellyfish sting can feel like your entire limb is on fire and leave deep string-like scars, any sane person would fear landing in amongst them if they didn't know what kind they were. The Box jellyfish, which is one of the smallest at only a few centimetres in size, is one of the most venomous creatures in existence, up there with the Blue-ringed octopus, which is equally diminutive - both can kill you within 10 mins.
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  8198. The conveyor drags them under, it's a powerful machine.
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  8199. We have more than just Lewisham, between 1995 and 2005 train crashes were almost annual events in the UK. Potters Bar being the one I remember vividly.
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  8200. Weird then that the UK doesn't experience blackouts with all of our wind farms.
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  8201.  @ydid687  Why do people watch TV or read books?
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  8202.  @maxiguess2291  Well that would certainly rule out lesbianism, unless her boyfriend is a girl.
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  8203. Not really, very few collectors are cowboys and are happy just owning the thing without feeling the need to shoot at stuff.
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  8204. China does not make any illusion of democracy as very few Chinese people care about it, the quality of life for the vast majority of the Chinese has been on an upward trajectory for decades, if your life is getting better and better every year then why would you ever want to change your rulers? Also if all of your people believe in the same goal (through coercion or not) then you are a democracy that does not need elections - constantly requiring elections just means the last majority was wrong, and the majority before that, and the majority before that, and so on and so on. In a communist nation all people (or the vast majority) have a shared goal or vision and so they are the permanent majority and would never see the need for elections, in those countries if you don't like the direction of the country then it's seen as your problem because 70% or more do.
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  8205. It is still brutal by it's very definition.
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  8206. There probably was plans for a movie and they shelved it after Whiteout flopped. That movie had Kate Beckinsale play a US Marshall investigating a murder at the south pole.
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  8207.  @Johnmillward9092  He had a point though, you said we were testing sixth gen fighters when no sixth gen fighter has even been built yet by any nation. Hard to test something that still only exists on drawing boards.
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  8208. So was she jailed then or what? If she got all this pampering just to be released then she'll do it again.
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  8209.  @herrakaarme  Not to mention the fact they get taught how to drive at school and then given a license straight away because most of their cars are go-karts with no clutch or gear selector.
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  8210. Why? What purpose does having a nuclear vessel among a fleet of diesel vessels serve? You have to slow down or stop any time an escort must be refuelled and you can only travel as fast as the slowest escort vessel. The single remaining good thing is that you have a bit more space on board for stuff, so three times the price of a conventional carrier just to have a bit of extra space? Yeah, you can keep that, I'd rather my taxes go on something worthwhile.
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  8211.  @InefficientElectron  Ahhhh, one of the very few intelligent people in these comments. Well met, fella, I hope you survive the coming transition to the nanny state.
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  8212.  @isabellemehm9565  Very true, and that is why the blame was shared between the airline and the pilots - the airline had not told the pilots that the autopilot on an Airbus can be deactivated by exerting pressure on the controls. What the pilots did broke protocol but they never thought at any time that what they were doing was unsafe because the jets they had flown for a long time had rigid autopilots. Once the autopilot was engaged you could do anything you wanted to the controls and the autopilot would ignore it and keep flying. But these new Airbuses - the first western planes these pilots got to fly - had a dynamic autopilot which could be turned off by a pilot moving the controls. In the past a number of planes had crashed because a pilot had been trying to control the plane without realising the autopilot was still engaged (and thus ignoring the pilot) so Airbus in 1988 created the first dynamic autopilot - it would control the aircraft but the moment a pilot pushed, pulled or turned the control stick the autopilot would switch off and give control back to the pilot. It was a safety feature, and the Russian pilots did not know it existed because their airline did not train them on it. The pilots had absolutely no idea that a teenage boy tugging on the control stick would turn the autopilot off and make the plane start following his controls. Also it was believed that the only reason the pilot brought his children into the cockpit in the first place was to show them the shiny new plane as it was miles ahead of anything the Russians currently had and every Russian pilot that had previously flew one of the new airbuses was gushing about how sophisticated and digital they were with their all-glass monitors and colourful displays. So showing his kids the cockpit wasn't just "typical Russian idiocy" as some put it but was in fact very out of character for the pilot who was thought to be just trying to show his kids the amazing new plane he flew. He was just a dad who had a lapse of judgement but his airline were grossly negligent in their duties of training their pilots in every aspect of a new machine they were supposed to operate.
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  8213.  @melanierogers1756  Avoiding the possibility of nuclear war isn't weak, it is sensible. When your town is a smoldering desert will you be saying "Yay! Now I feel strong!"?
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  8214. How did the wormfisherman (wormman?) know exactly where to stop wiggling the fish?
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  8215. The music was added in post-processing. Did you seriously think that that music was being produced on site in that period? Surely then a better question would have been "Why is there a modern rock band in the middle of the desert?"
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  8216.  @camii_g0t_famous680  You can't be rude to someone that is unconscious. Should we all stop talking about anyone behind their backs because after all they may have a microphone in the room with you. Think about how stupid your argument is the next time you are talking about someone behind their back. Are you being rude to them? They could be on the other side of town from you but if they have a microphone in your room they will hear you talking about them. That is what this person did, she would have no idea what people were talking about "privately" if she had not decided to snoop on them. That is what is rude to me.
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  8217. A reactor won't melt immediately if cooling is stopped, it will only start to overheat, this gives people time to restore cooling but they have to be quick. You have a few hours to avoid damaging a billion dollar machine (partial meltdown) or you have a few days to avoid the core melting out of its container (full meltdown). Fukushima has three partial meltdowns due to the fact they could not restore cooling for over a day, while Chernobyl has one full meltdown due to the fact the core exploded destroying all of the cooling infrastructure with it. The critical difference between the two is that a partially melted core does not interact with the environment, the inside of the reactor will be melted and mangled but the containment vessel itself is in tact and that allows for cold water to be pumped into it and the "hot" water taken back out and stored. With a fully molten reactor the only two choices are to let it melt it's way into the ground where it might contact groundwater or to spray it with cold water knowing you can't easily recapture the now irradiated water and it will seep into the ground anyway.
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  8218. Should abolish amputation then if you consider lumps of inert meat to be children.
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  8219. 1:55 I just realised that this movie is probably the first time I ever saw neon underlighting on a car. Always assumed that was a 21st century thing but clearly people were doing it in 1994.
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  8220. That dog rescue could have gone so very wrong if the dog climbed down the trunk at the wrong moment.
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  8221. Well if I wasn't forced to cook food for people 12 hours a day I could enjoy my passions more, I might even some day invent something or come up with a new idea for a game. But if I'm just cooking food all day like every other wage slave then I can't.
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  8222. The internet existed in 1979, but the World Wide Web wouldn't appear until the 90's so the internet of the 70's was about as useful to humans as tits on a fish. A little bit of pedantic trivia there.
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  8223. Lots of hands.
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  8224. No we didn't, we do not vote in the prime minister, their political party does and when we voted in the Tories Boris was not their leader.
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  8225.  @clee9190  That was in America where there's probably more ammunition per square foot than in any UK city.
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  8226. Pixies and Partridge, good brain!
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  8227.  @brentleary2227  Yes.
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  8228.  @BlackBeauty0916  Please don't make up your own definitions for things. Misinformation is the reason we live in a shitty world.
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  8229.  @alphagt62  The Earth is suffering a climate problem, not an overpopulation problem. The Earth could easily handle at least 12 billion people with current tech, it'll just struggle to handle 3 billion if we don't get a grip on carbon production.
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  8230. Your comment is dripping with irony.
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  8231.  @Psmith-ek5hq  No, it was physics, no internet or TV in those days.
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  8232. Two reasons, only a huge company could make such an enterprise worthwhile as the development cost to create something like Daisy can only be offset if you have millions of people willing to take advantage of such a trade-in system, and also because Apple's head of environmental concerns is the lady Trump fired from the EPA so he could replace her with a former oil company CEO willing to turn a blind eye to the American landscape being raped for it's riches. The EPA's loss was Apple's gain.
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  8233. Because Germany was conquering Europe and Africa and had they got their hands on oil they would have been next to unstoppable.
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  8234. I'm fairly sure fire departments everywhere are having to adapt to lithium-based fires.
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  8235. And a rotating cowl is not a fume extractor 😉
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  8236. I'm curious as to how the US managed to acquire such an area from the Italians as you would think such a site would be culturally protected.
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  8237.  @slava_trushkin  likely Ford Europe, it'd cost a fortune to make a US car roadworthy in Europe, we'd have to add brake lights and indicators and replace a bunch of stuff.
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  8238. There is nothing mega about building barriers.
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  8239.  @NeilMalthus  Ask the man in the video, he is the one who said it...
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  8240. Most things are, but science never will be - now go read your bible.
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  8241. Yes they are. Everything is made in China, including almost every one of your appliances and gadgets, are they all falling apart?
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  8242. In all fairness a containment building over reactor #4 would have done nothing other than add heavy chunks of concrete to the debris that got scattered everywhere.
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  8243. Exactly, in 20 or 30 years even Manhattan will probably be 90% residential as offices are converted in to apartments. I think the obsolescence of the office is the only thing humans have failed to predict as in just about every sci-fi movie there are still office blocks, but with the internet now capable of what it is what possible reason exists for people to commute twice a day to do a job they can easily do in a home study?
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  8244.  @stevenbeadles7838  Well tires and tyres is a spelling issue, we both use the same pronunciation.
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  8245. To equate Covid with those others really shows your ignorance.
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  8246. Was she trying to make finger sandwiches?
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  8247. He's in the UK waiting for travel restrictions between the UK and US to allow one to visit the other.
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  8248. All 131K were not there to fight the 10K you muppet, the majority would be doing separate exercises.
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  8249.  @Predator42ID  Oh, OK then, so by your logic the apache is now British. Thx for clearing that up. You take ownership of the Harrier we take ownership of the Apache.
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  8250. I can't stand long flights, I have social anxiety and after about 4 hours cramped between people I either need to start drinking or find somewhere to hide so when I visit my long lost relatives in Brisbane in 2020 I'll be stopping in 5 countries between Scotland and Australia to spend a day sightseeing and recharging my people shield.
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  8251. Warm water travels on the surface, cold water travels at depths, so one passes right over the other.
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  8252. Nah, it's poking fun at the fact that kitchen cleaners always have some super-masculine name and advertising, like the shouty man ads where the guy yells "Bang and the dirt is gone!"
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  8253.  @fozzee6999  Some people prefer to support Britain and it's industry.
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  8254. I think they lock up and call the cops.
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  8255. I knew a mathematician with a constipation problem. He eventually worked it out with a pencil.
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  8256.  @imperialinquisition6006  Rubiconn is not the one that thinks it has negative connotations, the people who like to call themselves ex-pats are the ones that believe migrant has negative connotations. You don't need to be fucking Poirot to work that one out chummy.
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  8257. 2:51 Why is the hoverfan inlet still up? Wouldn't that extra drag just completely negate the reason for having a ski jump? I mean the reason it open the way it does rather than as two side-opening doors is because it doubles as an airbrake for landing... Mindboggling.
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  8258. 6'40" should actually be 9'4" because there are only 12 inches in a foot.
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  8259. If people don't know to read the description by now it means they are stupid. why are you helping the stupid people?
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  8260. You are comparing a primitive AI from a robot company with an AGI that has not even been created yet. That's like saying "You should not fear being punched by any man because I've seen one that can't make a fist." Also an AGI won't have to be told how to do anything, it will think for itself - that is the point.
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  8261.  @markvick6138  The coming war won't be fought with conventional weapons for long.
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  8262. The climate has been changing for as long as this planet has had an atmosphere, I can't believe this has to be explained to you...
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  8263. If it was a list of mental illnesses and neurological disorders.
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  8264.  @Slickrock72  The stinger's record against the Hind in Afghanistan was pitiful, where do you get your "facts"?
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  8265. What number is attributed to Super then? 101?
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  8266. But then also less bodies to work the land so it's a vicious cycle.
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  8267.  @yamuiemata  Do you still have the same phone you had in 2012? Nobody else does.
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  8268. As much as I hate what they are doing you are just being pedantic, they are obviously just trying to stop us using it as a fuel and not as a manufacturing material.
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  8269. It is very unlikely that we will fit an EMALS when even the US can not get theirs to work efficiently.
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  8270. Everything about that dog screams Alsatian puppy. The one ear floppier than the other, the huge tongue, the ruffled fur, the carrying a toy around everywhere. Alsatians may grow up into the perfect gentleman dog as used by the police and military worldwide but as puppies they always resemble dishevelled drunks and I love it.
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  8271. Ted, did you kick Bishop Brennan up the arse?
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  8272. Then how do you expect him to make money when YouTube demonetises him for breaking the rules? He's not doing this for free.
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  8273. Amnesty International is not American, it's British.
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  8274. I wouldn't, his job is just as dangerous as firefighting, if not more so. Source: Errr.. this video.
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  8275. You don't prefix HMS with "The" like you would USS because the first word in HMS is either 'His' or 'Her' and saying "the His Majesty's Ship Perseus" just sounds odd.
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  8276. No, westerners have knobs.
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  8277. No we don't, but we do live in a world where a lot of people don't understand logistics.
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  8278. The F14 is nowhere even remotely close to the fastest aircraft ever built, if you wanted to sound knowledgeable you should have said SR-71.
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  8279. Yes, what did you actually think happens when people interact with companies that their government has sanctioned?
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  8280. I wonder if anyone has ever tried a plane full of bunk beds for a long flight? Humans take up the same space lying down as we do sitting, we're just in a different configuration so where three seats go you could have a triple bunkbed. I mean planes have the exact same layout as they did in the 50's when the longest flights were transatlantic, but now you can fly from one side of the world to the other and you are still expected to spend 15+ hours sat in a seat.. unless you are in one of those futuristic cubicles some airlines have in first class. You can't even sightsee from 30,000 feet so what is the point in being awake and wasting some valuable time just for you to go to bed when you reach a country that you are paying 500 quid per day to be in? It makes zero sense...
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  8281.  @pwp8737  You seriously think China wouldn't secure those shipping lanes first? Why on Earth do you think they spent so much money perfecting ship-killing missiles? They know that neutralising the USN neutralises the US.
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  8282.  @brutishfossil5022  No electric vehicle has ever exploded, ever. For one thing they would need some form of explosive to be a part of the design...
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  8283. I was just thinking that... Wife-:"So, how do you know which ones are yours?" Husband-:"Mine are the two that aren't obstructing my view of you!"
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  8284. It's not a launch pad, it's an engine test pad.
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  8285. The indoctrination is strong in this one. Slavery was never a right.
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  8286. Looks like MacOS running on an Apple Mac, what model and version of OS is anyone's guess. In 1994 Microsoft was only on Windows 3 so Macs, Ataris and Amigas were all much better for everyday stuff than PCs were.
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  8287. How do you know the family is wonderful?
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  8288. No, only Trumptard idiots, which are less than half of America's population, itself only being 3% of the world's population.
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  8289. Are we not allowed to?
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  8290.  @AndrooUK  Advertising your ignorance there, Andy.
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  8291. Makes me now wonder about the French fleet we Brits blew up and whether any of them were salvaged after the war.
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  8292. Wouldn't have been a black hawk unless it came from a USAF base as the RAF don't use them.
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  8293. Probably because no one has heard a single word about drugged up drunken psychopaths killing people with cars...
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  8294. Except for photovoltaic solar which uses a chemical reaction. Though water-heating solar using mirror farms is the same as the rest.
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  8295. Was this comment created using AI?
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  8296. The video just told us all that. Though they left out that interesting name for the FLOLS.
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  8297. Then you are ignorant of the subject.
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  8298. Not if you understand what private funding means.
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  8299. Mine is being tortured and dismembered by a drugs cartel over a period of several hours, I think in that situation most people would wish they could die of smoke inhalation.
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  8300. How original.
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  8301.  @minalobudeshte  There is a huge difference between free speech and using your platform to spread lies, if you have millions of followers and your "facts" can not be backed up then you will be rightfully censored. Free speech is not a license to indoctrinate people and never should be.
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  8302. Why does any murderer try to cover their tracks?
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  8303. No, they are trying to stop nonsense peddlers. There is a difference and intelligent people can easily spot it.
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  8304. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better. What were you saying about smart? LMAO
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  8305. Covering your cars in cameras that detect movement is not cheap, the only reason Tesla has them is because it needs them for self-drive mode. The cameras are it's eyes and the computer is it's brain.
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  8306. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  8307. PRISM, surely?
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  8308. Some countries have both.
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  8309. I thought they were on the second of November?
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  8310. The Russians have nuclear torpedoes that could vaporise a ship, and both Russia and Iran have supercavitating torpedoes that can't be outrun or dodged.
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  8311. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing. Watch the video before commenting in future.
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  8312.  @froot6086  The jet fuel was used up long before the towers fell, the reason there is still smoke and fire two months after the attack is because the remains of the towers are eight stories high (six of which were underground in the then compacted basement levels), you can't fight a fire if there's 10 to 50 metres of rubble between you and the fire.
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  8313. The world shouldn't hold it's breath, the US has been surviving on borrowed money for over a century and they are still going strong.
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  8314. Bentley, Rolls Royce, Jaguar, McLaren, TVR, Lotus, etc don't require massive plants as they only make prestigious cars.
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  8315. Was just thinking that, roommates at highschool and college.
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  8316. France gave the world freedom, first when they created their republic and then when they helped the US create their own republic by defeating the British in 1776.
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  8317. And they still are even after you tried to coax them out.
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  8318. JD Bridges would have loved a video like this back in the early 90's, instead he had to settle for being sucked through a fighter jet on the USS Teddy Roosevelt to satisfy his curiousity about jet engines.
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  8319. Real men only eat Melton Mowbray pies.
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  8320. I believe the US waste problem is a NIMBY problem in that no state wants to be the one used as a fuel dump by the other 49 (or however many states have reactors), so I think a good solution would be to just choose the state with the lowest population and say "Sucks to be you, you're getting a nuclear waste depot." Sometimes tough love is the best.
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  8321. Choosing to keep all 7.8 billion humans in one basket rather than safeguarding our species by creating a second colony millions of miles from Earth is what is stupid. There will be no greater project in the 21st and 22nd centuries than getting some of our eggs into another basket, only then will the security and future of our species be fulfilled.
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  8322. It's the human-busipede
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  8323. Colours are just concepts so it doesn't matter what a person sees so long as the consensus that we all share is that grass is known as being green, every single person may see a completely different hue, or even a completely different colour when they look at grass but so long as they can point to grass at the same place on a colour chart that you or I can is what makes it green.
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  8324. Your first choice, Sebastian Stan, never actually got nude - it was a fake animated cock. Talk about getting off to a bad start..
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  8325. Aluminium does NOT burn, you can easily Google this ffs, so why are so many of you passing on misconceptions?
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  8326. It's called schizophrenia and it's not exactly new.
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  8327. The Soyuz of the time could only seat two cosmonauts suited or three unsuited.
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  8328. There is no way you could ever know that.
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  8329. People said the same over the past century when we called you lot anti-gay, anti-women and anti-black, if this is now a fourth reckoning coming our way when should we expect to see the first of them?
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  8330.  @susan_707  No, they don't, some have a couple of overseas bases, the US has 800 of them.
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  8331. Another English or Welsh (read: desperate to be English) prat embarrassing the UK, that's a genuine surprise that is!
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  8332. Which is probably why it wasn't included with England...
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  8333. Except it is, 70% of cars in Norway are EVs and Norway is on track to becoming the first carbon neutral nation in 8 years. Explain how those two things are purely coincidental and I'll humour you.
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  8334. Australia having subs will only help the US as it makes Australia a target, the primary reason why the US likes allies. Good luck with your peace, remember to tell everyone how that peace is going when China is flattening your port cities to stop them being used to repair American ships and subs.
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  8335. Which is it then? British or English?
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  8336. Do Americans also use stuff like the Wales scale or the double decker bus like we do in the UK? Did you know that Wales is exactly the size of Wales and that if you took just a single double decker bus and multiplied it by two you would have as much weight as two double decker buses? I'm not the best when it comes to football pitches but I'm sure there is 3 or 4 of them to an aircraft carrier but exactly one to a football pitch.
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  8337. JK had nothing to do with Humza's resignation but I know right-wingers never let the truth get in the way of a good echo chamber moment.
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  8338. It saddens me to watch Australia become America 2.0 thanks to Sky News Australia, and I pray to god the same cancer doesn't reach the UK.
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  8339. Who has a mental illness in Rain man?
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  8340. Frequencies, yes, wavelengths, no.
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  8341. Tell that to the people of Goldsboro, North Carolina who were almost incinerated when 3 out of 4 arming mechanisms "worked as intended" when a nuke was accidentally dropped near their town.
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  8342. The US used to do that too, ask for tenders for a new aircraft then choose all three of them. Eventually it became ask for tenders and then only pick the best one so that two companies would be left with an expensive prototype and huge debts from making it.
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  8343.  @brazeiar9672  There are countless nuclear reactors at the bottom of the oceans of the world, the US has lost two nuclear subs and the Russians around 5. None of them brought on Armageddon.
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  8344. Actually half of the commonwealth does this, including parts of Australia.
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  8345.  @nathanielacton3768  Unexploded shells do make pock marks. Something fired from two miles away is obviously going to make a crater when it lands. It just won't explode because the fuse is designed to explode when it hits something utterly solid, soil is thick but not always hard enough to trigger a fuse. Europe is still covered in millions of unexploded ordinance (UXO). Also Russia does not own those fields - Russia has withdrawn to the Donbas (east Ukraine, Donetsk and Luhansk regions), 80% of Ukraine belongs to Ukraine again. But they are still hitting Ukrainian farmlands with ordinance for some reason...
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  8346.  @jonnyblayze5149  Have you lot still not mastered english?
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  8347. Outside of Newcastle it's known as the Decent Edge Detector.
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  8348.  @avasd59  Israel has only existed since 1948, before that it was completely mythical...
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  8349. Try to drive over it then.
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  8350. With the EU recently passing a bill that classifies nuclear as a green energy I would hope that the German courts now revisit the decision to shut down nuclear plants. I can imagine not many Germans are happy about Russian dependency.
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  8351. Fooolsball is tha devil!
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  8352. Though a fleet is only as fast as it's slowest escort. If the tanker that keeps your birds and destroyers fueled can only manage 18 knots then your fleet has a top speed of 18 knots.
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  8353.  @MrLifeBr  Except a carrier would never in a million years do that, it's the most valuable vessel in a fleet by an enormous margin, the carrier is worth something like 2 billion dollars and it has at least 1.5 billion dollars worth of hardware on board. No US carrier would ever be sent somewhere without it's escort.
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  8354. How on Earth can someone possibly know if other drivers on the road are intoxicated?
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  8355. 1978 or 1987? Make up your mind 🤣
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  8356. That would be the best idea if we truly are aiming for complete ruination of the UK. Back to the Halcyon days of being the sick man of Europe.
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  8357. If you remind people that only a diesel can survive an EMP they might become more interested. An EV would need all new wiring and a gas engine would require fetching undamaged spark plugs despite all spark plugs for 50 miles in every direction being shattered.
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  8358. And? The US has been doing that for over 60 years while also facilitating coups, rigging elections in allied nations and much more.
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  8359. To be fair I'm 40 and I've never seen a car that can do that, unless you're just being obtuse about reverse gears.
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  8360. Biggest table on a warship.
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  8361. It can't be used for this, obviously.
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  8362.  @VintageRose75  He knows, he just doesn't like when things get names.
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  8363. 1.) The likelihood of Russia rolling west is about the same as you winning the Euromillions so put a ticket on for yourself. 2.) Our force is larger today than it was in 1984, it was at an all time low back then, hence why the Argies caught us napping. 3.) Three NATO members have nuclear weapons, that is a solid enough deterrent even if the next Russian president was a megalomaniac.
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  8364. The US and Russia got rockets, and to a degree, nuclear weapons from the Germans. You can't complain about IP theft when your country pardons a war criminal in exchange for his research. Shirō Ishii was arguably more evil than anyone in the Nazi regime ever was and the US offered him a complete pardon in exchange for all of his biology research at Unit 731. Vivisecting pregnant women and then their babies without sedating either of them was just one of his many achievements.
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  8365. Surely experience is a statistic? My mum has an 80" TV in her front room, when I was little 21" was enough.
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  8366.  @mike-cz6rh  Or she could just check out any news channel, any news website, or any newspaper anywhere since they are all showing what is happening on the ground in Ukraine. There is a time and place for conspiracies, Mike, and this isn't it.
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  8367. I thought there were no old bold Johnny Knoxvilles?
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  8368. LMAO! They're using Jimmy Saville's child-sorting device as a prop.
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  8369. Thankfully channels like these that feature "science" rarely attract Neanderthals.
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  8370. Not really, you honestly think it would be safer to build a nuclear power plant in the center of a volcano's caldera or right in the center of tornado alley? Think before you speak.
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  8371. East Mexico, Los Zetas will skin you, play with you then chop you up while filming it all for no reason other than sending a gruesome message to other cartels that they are sociopaths. If you're lucky they kill you at the start.
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  8372. Supposedly Pandora only went on her murderous rampage because the box contained a radioactive isotope and a dead cat. Chicks and cats, eh :/
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  8373. Would the low numbers even be disasters? I imagine they would be nuclear-related-but-ultimately-harmless mishaps such as the Scottish nuclear power plant that had to be shut down after jellyfish had an orgy in the water intake. Hahaha, I just Googled to find out which plant it was and evidently it's quite common and has happened in Sweden and California too. Those silly jellies!
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  8374. Considering Disney stole all of it's characters from European fairy tales in the first place they likely wouldn't have a leg to stand on.
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  8375. Why do you keep putting quotation marks around random words?
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  8376. Germany had no intentions towards the US and Japan simply wanted to knock out your navy so that it could steal oil from Brunei, your country would be different today had the axis won but it would likely have just as many freedoms as it currently does.
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  8377. Autism is not a mental illness, it is a neurological condition you are born with...
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  8378. Tase me, tase me, tase me, tase me baby 'Til I lose control Tase me with your love until I lose control Take all my body and soul, oh girl
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  8379.  @oscarcarter9981  If an asteroid hits the Earth (as hundreds have before) then climate change will be the least of our worries because we will be extinct. When we become a multi-colony species and stop keeping all of our eggs in the same basket then extinction-level events will no longer be a thing.
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  8380. I hope it happens before then, I'll be 60 in 2040 and I will be less likely to fend off being eaten or raped when I'm 60.
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  8381. Didn't there used to be a comedian called Andrew Lawrence?
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  8382. A republican interrogating someone in the military should be illegal until a republican has actually served in the military.
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  8383.  @UltimatelyEverything  No, mate, you don't. If you did you'd know anyone living then would swap places with you in a heartbeat. As another commenter replied to someone equally as ignorant.. "Much better yes, the poverty, the rickets, tuberculosis, diphtheria, fatal bacterial infections, insanitary freezing slums, safety in the workplace non existent, and income inequality beyond our wildest nightmares. So yes pass the hankies around and let’s dab our eyes as we mourn the passing of MUCH better times."
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  8384.  @SunflowerSpotlight  People with neat hair are never referred to as 'sheveled'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJEqXJRK4Q4
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  8385. Actually yes, there is a furniture store in it's place and many who work there will not enter the upper floors alone as there have been reports of children's laughter from them.
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  8386. CDs would not be recordable until around 1990 (and even then a CD-R burner cost about 10 grand) so if you wanted to record crisp music off the radio you went with DAT tapes. Which is why the music industry sued the format into ruin.
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  8387.  @bdawg8907  Don't try to mislead people.
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  8388.  @goprojoe7449  Nah, the peripheral nervous system is just wiring, all machines need wiring.
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  8389. They are one tonne each and a Chinook can carry 10 tonnes so having trips of 8 and 6 bags is fine.
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  8390. Easy there Van Zanten!
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  8391. We do know how big our reality is because it surrounds us.
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  8392. People would flee (which is natural) and cops can't sense crime like superheroes can (which is unnatural).
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  8393.  @aj90271  Satellites (at least the ones on our doorstep) are constantly on the move so you don't need to see through them, you image the part of the sky the satellite obscured once the satellite has passed. Space telescopes are long exposure so an AI algorithm trained to detect anomalies could remove satellites from the end result.
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  8394. What were they meant to do? Start conjuring up the money they needed for food and rent out of a hat?
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  8395. They are still manufactured here..... you tool.
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  8396.  @SarahlabyrinthLHC  No, they are doing it to become rich. The idea that every Mark Zuckerberg is looking for world domination is laughable, tech people just want to be stinking rich, if they wanted power there are much easier ways to get it, especially in a country where people are willing to elect a talking orange as president.
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  8397. Immensely generous.
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  8398. 1:10 Panes of glass are most weak at their corners and so even a tiny change in applied pressure can cause the whole pane to shatter. This guy should have placed cushions under the three legs touching the floor so that if one leg had to endure more pressure than the others it would be absorbed.
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  8399. Who created that point?
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  8400. The toxicity of lead had been known since antiquity but it was only after leaded fuel became the fuel of choice for tens of millions of vehicle around the world that we discovered that any amount of lead no matter how small could still be harmful since it is a cumulative toxin. This meant even as early as the 40's every car manufacturer was trying to either substitute lead in their fuel or decrease the emissions of it from their cars in order to rectify the mistake of adopting it.
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  8401. Except they were pulling it up on the side of cured concrete right up until the weather made it otherwise.
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  8402. Space X don't have a moon venture, they are aiming for Mars.
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  8403. The majority of history on socialism is success, you would not have a fire department or police department without "others paying for it", here in Europe we can add medical care, social care, education and a dozen other things on top of that, and currently UBI is being trialled in at least 4 countries including here in Scotland. Yay! for evil socialism and getting things for free (except really paid for by ourselves).
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  8404.  @rsmith6366  Or it can be paid by ad revenue like almost every other television network on planet Earth.
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  8405. Michael, your country started with a bunch of armed farmers getting the shit kicked out of them from veteran redcoats straight from European battlefields. There would be no United States if it wasn't for another great power with military might equal to that of Britain - The French!
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  8406. "Ireland is ROTTEN" Blaming 4 million people for the actions of one? Don't be a bigot.
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  8407. Very ambiguous statement there.
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  8408.  @mathewgrelr7084  Yeah, this was clearly a Darwin award on behalf of whoever thought it was a good idea to drive through cartel country looking like an enemy convoy. The fact that only 3 people died out of 17 shows that as soon as the gunmen knew who was in the vehicles they stopped shooting and left - if a cartel truly wants you dead then you better hope for extra terrestrial intervention because nothing on Earth will save you.
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  8409. They really need to reopen the institutions because why should we have to suffer all of these nutjobs in society?
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  8410. 1.) Claims to love his daughter and wants to be there for her. 2.) Chooses to spend the next decade in prison rather than be with said daughter. There is a serious pandemic of stupidity in the United States.
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  8411.  @aerozy  Socialism and communism are completely different things. Communism requires isolation, "commune" being the key word, whereas socialism is enacted in some form or another in just about every major government on Earth. Most of them utilising free markets. In fact the US has more socialist institutions than just about any other nation on Earth with medicaid, medicare, the various veteran agencies, the USPS, the fire and police departments, the countless new deal policies enacted by various presidents since 1930 to get people into jobs. I mean the US has shit like the peace corp who go around the world building bridges for tribal people - who funds that if not the taxpayer?
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  8412. @North Korea Is Best Korea It's all in their Yiddish.
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  8413.  @rickysanowara8254  The first thing I taught mine was that food goes in your mouth and you don't play with your shit.
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  8414. They don't. Watch again and this time to try to figure where the camera is and why it was there.
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  8415. I hope to see this house in GTAVI now!
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  8416. Oooh, you were privy to a technology that all the governments of the world don't have access to? You must be quite special.
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  8417.  @panthir6720  But that is what I mean, why is it you can use this app but those in absolute power cannot? I mean obviously the leaders of the world must not have access to such an app or your fantastic insight would be equally known to them...
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  8418. No, you saw British fascists, it's that time in Europe when fascism rose up.
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  8419. Grow up.
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  8420. People who criticise the CCP didn't need the koolaid in the first place, they had solid indoctrination.
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  8421.  @christopherfoley8322  Producers provide the funding for a movie, it's much easier to replace an actor than it is to replace someone who is putting up 25% of the cost of your film.
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  8422. @vachief Other people think that anyone who refers to socialism as communism is either ignorant or alarmist and shouldn't be listened to. I am one of those people.
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  8423. *you're
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  8424. LBC is not a channel that believes in conspiracy theories so they are not likely to be "on the ball" with unsubstantiated nonsense are they?
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  8425. You'll be missed.
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  8426. She very quickly became cooperative when she had a gun in her face, this shows that she was not as unhinged as she appeared, she was just pretending to be intimidating by the cop in the hopes of getting the kid gloves treatment. I'm thinking she didn't mean to hit the cop car and was just trying to reverse away, but as soon as she hit the car and that gun came out she realised... she'd fucked up.
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  8427. Which also involved a boat if my memory serves me.
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  8428. Except any path to prosperity is a silk road and always has been. You can think up a new name just for you to use and we'll stick with tried and tested definitions.
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  8429.  @mctripleA  The cap would be the best thing to stop it, you have 4 inches/12cm of stiff board that the shard has to penetrate before it reaches your face.
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  8430. The danger is on the right, every authoritarian government in history is right-wing by it's very definition.
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  8431. It gladdens me to see that you have no upvotes after 12 hours, perhaps the supreme idiocy of climate change denial is finally coming to an end.
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  8432.  @sparky4878  Some folks just don't have the intelligence to realise this though, Sparky.
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  8433. Aye, the hybrid really would have just stuck to the broken porthole, solving the problem.
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  8434. 10 minutes and 1 second? Try not to make it too obvious that you just consider us to be a revenue source 🤔
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  8435. Uploaders that use copyrighted footage often do this to trick the AI that searches for it, if you reverse it, alter it slightly, put music over it, or place a watermark over it then the AI that compares it to copyrighted material will often not get a match and so won't block the video. Although if you are talking about the image of the ambulance ("Bombeiros" backwards) then that image is not reversed - in some countries emergency vehicles print their name backwards on the front of the vehicle so that anyone seeing it in their rearview mirror would read it forwards.
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  8436. Never spotted that before now :)
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  8437. The Moon? 🤨
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  8438. Well obviously, an enormous truck bomb just wiped out three floors worth of parking garage. The only things in the basement levels that survived the blast were the pillars holding up the building, the pillars that the bomb targeted.
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  8439. Even if only 916 people turned up to vote, so long as 51% vote for something then it means 51% of the country voted for it. That is how cross-sections work and how marketers survey stuff.
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  8440. How would you know that school is open?
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  8441. Yeah, they meant a town of 2000 houses for as long as the turbine is working since obviously it's not going to be turned off after a year.
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  8442. Not in handheld cameras though. The technology to make movies like The Wizard of Oz required a camera the size of a tank and it would be decades before the process could be reproduced in a handheld.
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  8443. Except you would only need a single cassette unless you wanted to fill 5 trucks with different languages and accents...
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  8444. How could the economy be better after Brexit? We left the EU during a pandemic that is still ongoing so our economy nose dived and is still down, clearly you have only been alive for two years if you think fuel is cheaper now than it was in 2019.
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  8445. ^^This. Being in control of the Suez Canal and Panama Canal gives enormous power to those who do and since south east Asia is the engine of the world the Chinese could cripple the west if they blocked shipping in the SCS. Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, they produce all of our electronics, blockade them during a war and we have to start building tanks and planes with just what's left in our stores.
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  8446. By suggesting humans have a "use" you reduce us to the level of tools or equipment. I am neither.
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  8447.  @theonef570  3% Europe, 97% Asia... So 100% of Turkey still belongs to a continent then? That is the same with us Brits. Go join Chris on the naughty step with the other three year old that's trying to make us Brits look like half-wits.
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  8448. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  8449. Sorry to break it to you but he pulled the wool over your eyes. Trump basically raped your nation for four years and let his friends and other nations rape it too... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_policy_of_the_Donald_Trump_administration No doubt you'll come back with the routinely-debunked "But wiki is bad" nonsense despite the fact that the bottom 500 lines of that page are nothing but sources backing up everything on that page. You were raped, worse than that you got something pulled over your eyes first so you wouldn't see who was doing it. It'll be more than 25 years before the damage to some US national monuments will be undone.
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  8450. Nah, first thing they do in an accident is stop the meltdown to safeguard the water table.
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  8451. Teuchtars assemble!
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  8452. It does if the person is knowledgeable. Most adults in the west know that the Pentagon is the largest office building on Earth and one of the largest in existence so it is the perfect things to use and makes a lot more sense than just saying "2.7 million square feet" which means absolutely nothing to somebody who isn't an architect.
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  8453. They go round feeling kliens.
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  8454. It no longer snows in the part of Scotland I live, used to get a couple of feet 30 years ago but nothing now. People who can't see climate change are blind in more ways than one.
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  8455. Good thing he isn't a murderer then.
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  8456. So you bring the meal and then just stand there teasing the cat? Not very nice.
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  8457. Not X-ray dogs and a sniffer machine?
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  8458. It wasn't a name for the internet, it was a name for the world wide web to distinguish it from the internet. Instead people just called it the internet anyway.
    1
  8459. No, we won't, we've only just reached 1 kilometer which is less than two thirds of a mile.
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  8460. The temperature inside would flash boil any water creating a steam eruption that would blow parts of the reactor apart and scald/irradiate the work crew.
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  8461.  @daniellamcgee4251  Careful, you'll get a lot of old, white, straight males reminding you that everything was better back then.
    1
  8462. Oh look, a faceless troll. How original...
    1
  8463. Excluding the Soviet Union does not a monopoly make.
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  8464. Don't need DEI hires anyway, half of SpaceX's engineering team are from places like India and Taiwan, they had enough diversity to begin with.
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  8465.  @DavidLoveMore A gaggle.
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  8466. So you would never want to be liberated from a tyrannical ruler then?
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  8467. A single human can not assimilate all of the knowledge in the world but a large enough computer can, also if it is smarter than us it will gain new knowledge faster than us because it will be analysing all of the millions of science papers and doing calculations to see which have flaws and which work.
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  8468.  @okbuddy5304  Hence why the EU wanted no part of the war, well except for America's pet terrier, England.
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  8469.  @michellekrueger5122  One Googles.
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  8470. *they're
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  8471. They use catapults to launch jets.
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  8472. Jobs and investment have no benefits? Now I see why Stratford is a poverty-filled shithole with that attitude.
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  8473. 4:06 No, that's a problem with people who are careless.
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  8474. How are they biting back?
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  8475. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
    1
  8476. Find another job, progress doesn't go away just because capitalists want it to.
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  8477. Something I have asked myself since Bulgaria was allowed to join.
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  8478. Then soon after that places will roll out UBI so that folks no longer have to be enslaved.
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  8479. I don't see how, but it is a really good movie, very Lovecraftian.
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  8480. Brutal is all three.
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  8481. No, they were gone long before Europeans arrived.
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  8482.  @RazorMouth  We're trying, believe me we're trying 👏
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  8483. Phossy Jaw?
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  8484. We will sell one of them shortly after Brexit and the second one after about 5 or 6 years when the country is almost bankrupt and desperately cutting costs.
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  8485. Tax money? Eh?
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  8486. Any non-socialist country has medical bills, Czechoslovakia was socialist but she also wasn't from there and her own country of Yugoslavia and her airline refused to pay so that left Czechoslovakia with the bill, which they did pay in the end. Her family paid what they could but it was peanuts compared to the total and so the rest was written off.
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  8487. It's only double because the US has 11 100,000 ton carriers, that means China has 550,000 tons more of destroyers and frigates than the US does - ships that weigh between 5,000 and 10,000 tons each. That's fairly significant.
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  8488.  @Oleandra_13  The shite you people will believe at face value.
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  8489. They were protesting the CCP.
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  8490. He should also be charged with parking in front of a fire house, he deserves it.
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  8491. It saddens me that someone who knows how to skydive doesn't understand the basics of lift. There used to be a time when only those of decent IQ could afford to do nice things but now every cabbage and their kin is able to get out there and endanger the rest of us.
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  8492. *have
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  8493. They really should, the way Floridians act these days no one else is going to be concerned about them.
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  8494. They are in the deepest parts of the ocean.
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  8495. I dunno, I thought she looked too far away also but then I realised that this may have been a literal dashcam looking out from the dash rather than one of the Teslacams dotted around the periphery of the car. Still I think if she did make contact with the car then it would have bounced a little on the shocks and it didn't do that..
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  8496. Most nations with nukes have enough of a plutonium surplus to replace their nukes as they need. All of our first generation power plants in the UK were Magnox breeder reactors and they ran for almost 40 years so we won't have to produce any plutonium for about 800 years. And no, any warhead made in those days is long since dismantled, our current warheads were made in the early 90's for the Vanguard submarines.
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  8497.  @Lee0568  You do know that Rik and Ade and the rest of the alternative comedy crowd of the early 80's were quite far left? By parroting right wing nonsense such as ridiculing this generation and the "Woke = bad" narrative you do Rik's memory a great disservice. I have no problem with your political leaning but this is the last place you should be advertising it because you won't be applauded for it here.
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  8498. I'm guessing news about Canada or Greece doesn't reach your country?
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  8499.  @roncaruso931  Of course it will.
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  8500.  @looinrims  I remember my first beer.
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  8501. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes Remember to include your sources when you "correct" this entry...
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  8502. Safe plugs, but dangerous sockets as British homes use large ring, or serial, circuits rather than parallel circuits meaning each socket has the potential to power your entire house from it. Which is why idiots who do stupid things like wrapping broken fuses in tin foil or removing the fuse entirely and replacing it with a nail are not only opening themselves up to the risk of shock but the risk of burning to death as 300 amps would weld you to the floor with your own skin.
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  8503. You can donate blood as of 2020 but it depends on which variant of the disease you have and your genetic makeup on whether an infected person will die in one or two years, or in 50 years.
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  8504. Ireland is LHD? I had always assumed they drove on the same side as us imperialist arseholes next door. Another Irish traffic joke... An English fella is driving in Ireland at night without his lights on and gets pulled over. "What would you do if Mr. Fog came down?" asks the Guard. "I would put Mr. Foot on Mr. Brake and drive slower." comes the reply. The Guard stares at the man in disbelief before saying "I said mist or fog!"
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  8505. This is Jim from Brassic's dad, it's got to be. DNA test!
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  8506. No, he's just from another country, are you allergic to knowledge?
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  8507. It's more disturbing that their is so much misinformation in the world and sick people who enjoy pushing it on others.
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  8508. Probably but that's completely irrelevent here.
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  8509. You need to have it explained to you how a shrinking arctic circle means less seals?
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  8510.  @simonh6371  Hear hear, Simon!
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  8511.  @JayHenry-b8p  Facts, lmao.
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  8512. Seeing as a carrier isn't designed to attack other carriers then the no match for catapult launched fighters is a moot point. Also our carriers will primarily be used for force projection, they won't be in wars where they have to fly 2,000km to blow up camels so their range and payload will be adequate for what they do.
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  8513.  @therflash  They didn't invent it, it was a genuine fear for the first week after the accident.
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  8514. Depends how you die really, dunk someone in hydrofluoric acid and then pin them on a wall to dry and their organs will splash out onto the floor within an hour as if their skin and connective tissues had been replaced with wet toilet paper...
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  8515. What will that accomplish? All of the most violent nations on the planet have CP, do you want us to join crime-riddled cesspools like Russia and the US where killing only makes the news if there are multiple victims?
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  8516. Many countries did, and many are flourishing.
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  8517. The easiest way to desalinate water is with a still, you just boil seawater and capture the condensed freshwater. Now since most places that require water are already tremendously hot I can't see why we can't build enormous industrial stills - run water through a solar farm and you can generate electricity and desalinate water at the same time, or dig down to the geothermal layer and run seawater through there. Los Angeles (and much of California) has thermal pockets very close to the surface, you could easily harness them to boil water.
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  8518. What was the significance with that spot?
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  8519. Replying to a bot is a sign of stupidity.
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  8520. No, she would have to have attempted to murder someone for this to be attempted murder.
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  8521. Challenger Deep is the deepest part of the deepest ocean, if you wanted to go deeper you would have to dig, so yes it is the deepest...
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  8522. I've noticed Americans like to hold down their horn for a long time, is that really sensible in a country that is filled with unstable people and guns? Here in Europe if someone cuts in on you you just tap your horn twice to remind them they could have hit you, you don't hold the horn down for 10 seconds to try and goad them in to some road rage.
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  8523. The motorists were not "forced" to get out of their cars, they chose to. I agree with what they did as the extinction mob are going about this entirely the wrong way but I could have done without the Sky News Australia doublespeak.
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  8524. Watermelons are full of water, making them an exceptional armour since water is not very compressible. They are not used as armour for the obvious reason that they would be single use armour, but tanks have been known to carry a layer of single use armour on top of their integral armour - water barrels, logs, sandbags, kevlar plates, etc
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  8525.  @ekspatriat  Tell that to helicopters like the Apache and the Hind.
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  8526. The majority of people in the show were Brits, it was filmed in the UK at the Saving Private Ryan set and so it was easier to cast Brits. Tom Hardy, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender are just three of the stars who would go on to become megastars, then there is Simon Pegg, Marc Warren, Dexter Fletcher, Dominic Cooper, Jamie Bamber, the list goes on.
    1
  8527. Generally they are correct about most things.
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  8528.  @Thog_dont_care  Not to mention that even with the milwaukee protocol you still have only like a 2% chance of recovery, you are far more likely to end up in a vegetative state if you survive both the virus and the treatment. If I ever got rabies I think I would ask a doctor to allow it to run it's course and kill me rather than opting for a potential treatment that is almost guaranteed to leave me with severe cognitive impairment.
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  8529. Then what have you lost? You would have been dead anyway, it's just that this way you have the possibility of being woken up and cured.
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  8530. The US does not have more nukes, the US also doesn't have a proven ABM system like Russia does.
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  8531. Maybe because the climate is changing? Source: Everyone's eyes.
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  8532. "He was all over it like a weird cat on corn!"
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  8533. The FAA and EASA have already did that, which was stupid of them since China is the largest market for Boeing and Airbus so as soon as Comac have ironed out all the teething problems you can expect to see China's state-run airlines being told to buy Chinese only.
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  8534. 10 US Foods That Were Invented for Another Purpose Corrected the title. A lot of these channels seem to forget that YouTube isn't just watched by Americans...
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  8535. You mean the Jersey Devil which is the emblem of the 117th Fighter Wing?
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  8536. If you could fold a piece of paper 41 times you would end up with a string of atoms, that's why.
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  8537. When in Rome...
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  8538. The name will put off investors, that is for sure because as someone mentioned here the first accident, when not if, will see that name dragged through the mud and any investors humiliated. I can see them changing the name at the insistence of someone like Jeff Bezos or another platinum level investor.
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  8539. That's quite a mouthful for someone to say, and what if they do say it?
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  8540. That is a shit ton of steel!
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  8541. The title of this video reminds me of the game Theme Hospital. It had all sorts of weird ailments and they would be caused by silly things like "eating pizza found beneath the fridge".
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  8542. You are in the minority then.
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  8543. Its because regional dialects were thought to be common so you only got to present a Tv show if you grew up in west London with the blue bloods.
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  8544. I used to work at Grimbledon Down in the biological weapons department, I was a fart collector.
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  8545. The islands are American, to attack them would be an act of war.
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  8546. Especially since she is half black and black people are allowed to say it wherever they please.
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  8547. It is Connor Swindells from Sex Education, the show also features Taron Egerton from the Kingsman films and Alfie Allen from Game of Thrones/John Wick.
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  8548. The heart is a pump, if you pinch the carotid artery then the heart will still drag blood out of your head via the jugular vein. But if you get the chop from a guillotine there is no circulation whatsoever, blood can now only leave your head via gravity and the brain has a million blood vessels that won't empty quickly so that lovely oxygen-rich blood pools in all of the channels of the brain until the brain has used it all up.
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  8549. Shut it down? The reactor was scattered across the countryside, you don't have to deactivate a machine that is now in thousands of smoking pieces.
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  8550.  @michaelfourie345  None of those groups drove around with dead naked women on the back of their trucks, or made videos showing them dragging dead naked soldiers around by their ankles while chanting "god is great"...
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  8551.  @borderlands6606  That is my thinking.
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  8552. Considering how most Comets simply disintegrated as soon as the skin popped a parachute would be of no use, it'd be like being thrown into a spinning washing machine with a few dozen house bricks. Quick death at least.
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  8553. 1:48 His holomatrix is starting to destabilise.
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  8554. Try 40 years...
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  8555. South Africans are also Africans.
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  8556. Being born in 1980 I'll be a square child too in 2025, another useless bit of trivia I can awkwardly announce at bars to impress bemused women.
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  8557. That would take a long time to explain but I suppose the simplest explanation is that by leaving anything clever to repeat a task allows it to build routines that help it get to it's solution quicker, the machine likely knows how to categorise between relevant data and irrelevant data more easily. That and about a thousand other variables that are now more polished. Even humans have to develop logic and reasoning on our own.
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  8558.  @Desertfox14  Are you seriously calling someone else a child while insisting that demons and evil are real things? Wow.
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  8559. Modern audiences are intelligent enough to use tools such as the suspension of disbelief. Making sure everything is period perfect is only for nitpicking idiots who can't fathom that something might be added for atmosphere or poetic license.
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  8560. Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish all do, since referring to the UK as England completely omits the existence of almost 10 million people, not to mention that in cases such as this story it is also factually incorrect.
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  8561. Multi Round Simultaneous Impact is why, only a handful of artillery pieces can do it and the FbH 2000 excels at it.
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  8562. Aye, we had to do that back in the 90's too, I don't remember it being called homework though...
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  8563.  @SwapPartLLC  Didn't work out so well for the girl who was struck while sitting in her home, if lightning strikes your house it can kill anyone inside it.
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  8564. You never hear claims for the Spanish to return the trillions of dollars they stole from South America, probably because they melted it all down into gold bars.
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  8565. Every safety regulation in existence was created by a government, that is why you have yet to be mangled in some horrific manner. It astounds me that people attack socialism when capitalism was the world we lived in 150 years ago when there was no regs and you could poison kids by putting carbide in their candy, build tall structures using cheap cement and repair an aircraft using string. Your evil government put an end to all of that with it's evil regulations.
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  8566. 0:36 London, Edinburgh and Dundee are populated by peoples that have no DNA.
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  8567. Can't due to sanctions, which are when America tells all of the little nations who they can or can't trade with.
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  8568. Fucks sake, talk about spam...
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  8569. A flat solid surface? I don't think you know how conveyors work, it is called a "belt" for a reason.
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  8570. It's a financial show, it isn't watched by normal people, it is watched by grandparents interested in who to invest their savings in. They wouldn't have a clue what a games console is.
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  8571. Can visible light penetrate dense leaves?
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  8572.  @EphemeralProductions  If they weren't grounded nothing would have happened, the fact that there were explosions (arcs) shows that the cherry picker most definitely was grounded and that the current just passed through the basket to ground rather than through the men (metal being a much better conductor than flesh).
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  8573.  @stankbox  She also wasn't fleeing, she was stealing and joyriding.
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  8574. As mentioned in the video it has happened during transplants as the virus can lay dormant in someone for years, but I can't recall any human passing it on to another because when we get angry we rarely use our teeth. Though it's not impossible for someone to bite another person, or for a person to have a cut and get some of the victim's saliva into it.
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  8575. Her cell phone camera is nowhere in the video captured by the Go-Pro. You'll have to point out where you saw it.
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  8576. We only need to work to make a living for the time being, it has not always been the case and it will not always be the case. And even when society moves over to being UBI-based there will still be jobs so anyone who misses being a slave can still go out and sell their time to a master.
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  8577. Then tell YouTube that.
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  8578. A carrier over 65,000 tonnes fulfilling the definition of the word?
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  8579. All you need is love.
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  8580. You need to work on your timestamping.
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  8581. Aye, guns even in the Napoleonic days were still used similar to archers, you would fire volleys at advancing troops until the enemy was too close for you to reload your musket and so the swords came out and the real fun began, but the rifles would have trimmed their numbers down a bit at least.
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  8582. I typed "shart attack", what is this nonsense?
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  8583. Brits consider Mexico part of North America, please don't spread nonsense about us.
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  8584. I assume farting on a plane is also something of a faux pas?
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  8585. Chin has over 5,500 high-speed rail stations and fewer than 30 have been abandoned due to either being too close to another station or because planned developments nearby the station fell through. The other 192 countries on this planet would love to be in China's situation of having "too much high-speed rail", what is it people say? "I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it"...
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  8586.  @theprodigalheel3942  Come back! Why did you stop embarrassing yourself? I was just starting to enjoy this thread.
    1
  8587. Well other than your five complaints being utter nonsense almost every lithium battery in the US ends up in landfills, the US only recycles around 5% of lithium batteries.
    1
  8588. If you judge someone on their looks over their skills then you're an idiot.
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  8589.  @docgonzobordel  Incels have nothing to be proud of, each one is a rapist waiting to happen and should be locked up.
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  8590. Well, we are in the EU afterall, and we were quite happy to be when these carriers were planned (there was no Nigel Farage back then). Virginia makes the carriers that get used by the US, but the people of Virginia don't complain because they aren't stupid people, they know that every state reaps the rewards of being part of such a huge bloc. Prosperity in unity.
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  8591. Missed the point did we? He knows his wife can wheedle information out of someone and it's more likely to happen if he isn't standing there with them. You pick up on these little subtleties when you've grown up.
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  8592. My bad instagram?
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  8593. Oh, is English spoken the same everywhere now?
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  8594. Which is only fair since no yank spent a day in prison for the 167 men killed aboard Piper Alpha.
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  8595. Any rational person who understands that there are 2 billion of them.
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  8596. Ask ChatGPT to do that when there's no internet access.
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  8597. This video said nothing about a deliberate architectural design for acoustics, what it did say was that this venue will be the first to use beamforming, an audio technique where speakers project audio in a beam to specific locations. Speaker technology is barely 140 years old and would not have been known to the Romans seeing as it requires electricity.
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  8598. Attaching the guard to what?
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  8599. "Mentally ill people are just evil" seems to be a common theme with folks on the right, are you trying to dehumanise them so that you can exterminate them some day? Hitler did that.
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  8600. If Ukraine joined NATO, as was their plan, that would mean the US could put nuclear missiles 400 miles from Moscow, how is that not threatening in your world? America threw a hissyfit when Russia tried to put nuclear missiles on Cuba almost 2,000 miles from Washington D.C but it's fine and dandy to put them directly on Moscow's doorstep... Every living former leader of Russia said in 1997 that if NATO gets to close to Russia when the organisation should have become obsolete in 1991 that it would lead to confrontation. The west got the confrontation they were looking for, it just took another two decades.
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  8601.  @tacticaldelusion  Exactly, Nathan's last words are not even accurate.
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  8602. It still would have required a bit of skill though, pilots coming in to land don't have the throttles at 100% travelling in excess of 500 miles per hour.
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  8603. You think there will be green screen scene memes? Oh I do hope it leads to green screen scene memes!
    1
  8604.  @Iyamyuyam  Why are you trying to communicate with a bot?
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  8605. Yes, how do you think the Empire State building was built in the 1920's? It is almost three times as tall and likely 5x as heavy.
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  8606.  @ryankesti8444  "My life is far better than yours Will ever be" That is because ignorance, as they say, is bliss!
    1
  8607. Aidan Gillen
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  8608. Actually had Santa not been vaccinated against the likes of TB or Polio, etc, he would not have been allowed anywhere near children. Stop pretending like vaccines and viruses never existed before 2019 - it just shows the world exactly how stupid you are.
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  8609.  @donaldsalkovick396  If every country only bought their own products then the economy of the USA (a mass exporter) would shrink to a third of it's size, then Grade-A idiots like yourself - who had caused it - would just have something else to bitch about and blame democrats for.
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  8610. Politicians protecting the rich are the reason we are paying more for food so don't blame Elon Musk for that, he can spend his money any way he wants and at least he is spending it on progress rather than weapons or war or tax cuts for the elites.
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  8611. So the American city is gay?
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  8612. I love this channel, L meaning adoration, and -OVE meaning Chubbyemu.
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  8613.  @Louis-ej1lx  I'm guessing mikewinger is either an American troll or a Russian bot, similar intellect either way.
    1
  8614. Snuffles fix. Make better. Snuffles want to be understood. Snuffles need to be understood.
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  8615. We would quickly learn if a war came to our shores.. you know.. like in the video...
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  8616.  @RAZR_Channel  "You put the roofies.. in thuh Jell-Oooh" - Bill Cosby ( An American Legend )...
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  8617. Your local GP can give you guys something for your delusions.
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  8618. You have to put something behind you.
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  8619. Jacob's Ladder? Death is not a mental illness.
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  8620. And Pandora, it's a South Korean movie about a nuclear plant that gets knocked out by a tsunami - basically it was inspired by Fukushima but has a different story.
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  8621. Snow in the winter? Clearly you don't live in Britain then because we've gone from having snow every winter to snow every 6 or 7 years.
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  8622.  Untold  Where is your comment coming from?
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  8623. Kuala Lumpur? Why are you initialising your location like an American? You just made me solve a puzzle I hadn't asked for 🤣
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  8624. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  8625.  @ashton1952  Would those be the same ex colonies that were industrialised, given infrastructure, became wealthy and then upon declaring their independence chose to join a commonwealth of nations with us? Those same ex-colonies? The ones where we abolished slavery and gave people full rights around one century before any other European nation and 160 years before the United States finally got around to it in the 1960's? Someone almost definitely needs a history lesson, and a lot more than one by the sounds of it.
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  8626. I don't put much stock in buying stock.
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  8627.  @Danimalpm1  Where did he ask for payment?
    1
  8628. I would have thought Gibraltar to be our most debated rock as it hasn't been out of the news since 2016.
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  8629. Shut up you barbarian. Don't you have a witch to burn?
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  8630. It's not a tax, it's a license. I get your point but you can be accurate and still make it.
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  8631.  @jimmyhaotran123  Governments have advisors whereas protestors only have Facebook pages created by clueless onions. I'll take the decisions of elected representatives over the naysayings of the witless Daily Mail mob any day.
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  8632. The missile knew where it was because it knew where it wasn't.
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  8633. In the west we call it prostitution.
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  8634.  @lowdimes8775  Christ almighty, I thought clowns like you only existed on TV, please say you are just parodying a prepper militia nutjob?
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  8635. It's the 21st century...
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  8636.  @Noahhhhhuh  It is nothing new though. I grew up thinking names like Sam and Max were boys names but girls can have them too, I also thought that Leslie was a girls name but long ago it was a boys name and two famous male actors are Leslie Nielsen and Leslie Phillips. I can see how Hope does sound very girly but it's not as bad as Melody, imagine a boy called Melody? 🤣 Name's change, there shouldn't be a girly or boyish name, there should only be names!
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  8637. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  8638. More like an airship than a helicopter.
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  8639.  @angelicasysnila5476  Many things have no predator.
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  8640. Not even remotely as dangerous as what happened at Chernobyl.
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  8641.  @kourtbowen7131  The Bronx is Manhattan's hat, you can't only have the tall stuff on the face so it'll happen.
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  8642. You possibly saw the kitten because you are a careless driver whose eyes leave the road.
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  8643. Great stuff, I hope they slaughter every Taliban prisoner they get, you can't rehabilitate evil.
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  8644.  @autist4209  The Chinese don't pretend to the rest of the world that they are a beacon of shining light though.
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  8645. He had recently had his larynx removed due to throat cancer and was now coughing up blood. He made a recovery and eventually met the call handler.
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  8646. The old woman saying "get out and walk" is probably the same sort of person who could complain that it takes someone too long to run to an emergency, I can just tell by looking at her.
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  8647. Nope, not even remotely. Your lack of upvotes also suggests that your comment, reaching as it is, has baffled everyone else who read it too.
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  8648. Not gone, just inactive. They are trying to land, not tear off back into orbit.
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  8649. He had to voice dial and so I imagine either Siri could not recognise the name he gave or he didn't have it.
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  8650. Then you are a fool, when war comes you will want to be on the side that has China and Russia.
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  8651. If that was basic knowledge people would never fall off ladders. And yet somehow they do...
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  8652.  @vaioskaliakoudas6388  True, but TBMs are built specifically for the tunnel they are digging and are no use anywhere else so once they have dug the tunnel they were built for their life is over. Also once a TBM has dug around 6 miles of tunnel it is worn out anyway and has to be replaced. There's around 8 TBMs buried under the Channel alongside the tunnel because the French required six TBMs and we required five and so every 8 or 9 miles of tunnel each side dug (which took about 4 years each) the current TBM would be retired by being set to go off course into a side tunnel of it's own making where it would then be sealed in. Then a new TBM would come in and take over the digging. Three of the eleven TBMs were returned to the surface, we took one out and put it on display near Folkestone and the French took two out and put them on display in different places. The reason TBMs are custom made is because no two tunnels in the world have the same diameter and no two tunnels are dug through the same material so a TBM will be custom made in exactly the size the architects need and with a cutting face designed specifically for the type of rock, or clay, or dirt it will be travelling through. This amazed me when I first found out. These things cost tens of millions of dollars but after digging for about 6 miles they are worn out and need to be replaced.
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  8653. Henry was also on the other side of Europe at the time.
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  8654. SkyNet won't touch it, the UK and the US are allies.
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  8655. All modern MBTs are obsolete unless countries massively increase their dorsal armour to protect against drones. The US Javelin missile was even designed to explode above tanks where the armour is weakest so drones are the perfect kryptonite since they drop from above.
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  8656. Are you taking it with a dozen other meds?
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  8657. The driver should not have disappeared out the window, those passengers were HIS responsibility and he abandoned them in a crisis.
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  8658.  @iracingrookie3301  Do they turn off the noisy cooling pumps also and just let the reactor melt through the hull? Don't join in a conversation unless you have knowledge of the subject!
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  8659.  @m.r4841  Trust me, he's not British.
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  8660. Steel changes shape and strength when heated, it is utterly impossible to design one that "can't collapse".
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  8661.  @trallfraz  If most of their designs were based off of Americans then why can the Soviets claim the largest ever built of all of the following things - helicopter, plane, military hovercraft, submarine, rocket (although a failure the N4 was more powerful than the Saturn 5), and that's just off the top of my head. They must have copied all of those monstrous things and then made the original US versions vanish entirely, even from history books.
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  8662. Because death is an escape. Why do you think shooters always put a gun in their mouth? You don't lose your liberty when you die because we have no idea what lies next, you might wake up on another planet with a little message on your HUD saying 3 lives left. Spending 23hrs a day in an 8x10 cell with only memories of what a woman smells like would be hell to me so I'm glad you guys would just pop my clogs for me if I ever did something horrendous. It's good to know you are a lenient, humane bunch.
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  8663. Not in the UK. US law is based on statutes so there's no way a single lawyer can memorise the tens of thousands of verdicts from 240 years of US court cases and that is why there are specialisations like traffic, homicide, agriculture, narcotics, maritime, etc, whereas UK law is based on acts of parliament whereby a ruling is voted on by the government and becomes set in stone and can't then be interpreted differently from one judge to the next. Meaning a lot less to remember.
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  8664. What we say sounds much closer to the spelling than "toozday" which looks and sounds like something a child would scrawl on a blackboard.
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  8665. No, they aren't.
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  8666. Japan had no option but to attack the US since Japan had less than 6 months of fuel left and the US had put a fuel embargo on them, their choices were to steal fuel from the Dutch East Indies and be attacked by the USA for doing it or attack the USA first and then steal the fuel. They went for the second option because it was more likely to succeed, and it did succeed for around a year.
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  8667. 1:05 *British bomb. England was a part of the UK back then, just as it is now.
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  8668. Imagine you are collecting all of his various body parts when upon picking up a hand you get a sneaking suspicion that this is too many hands for one person, so you look in the bucket and as you suspected there are already two hands in there. Now in one hand you have a bucket containing two hands and in your other hand you have a hand. What goes through your mind?
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  8669. No water is used in the process, it would react with the lithium.
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  8670. The UK does not have any ICBM's.
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  8671. That was answered twice in the video.. Once when Angel suggested she could someday have a tentacle for an arm if she chose, and then again when the drumming guy showed you all of his different drumming attachments. Did you not watch the video?
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  8672. Why would there need to be gas stations on water? That wasn't sarcasm, it was just a silly comment.
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  8673. Wonderfully tringle indeed!
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  8674. He was quoting the King you daftie.
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  8675. He has life without parole, if he is rehabilitated it will only benefit the prison because he's never rejoining society.
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  8676. So do you normally swap seats with the driver when you enter a taxi?
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  8677. It is. The hamster has a decent narration voice.
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  8678. This place is not a nuclear plant, though it does contain 2 former nuclear power plants, Calder Hall and Windscale.
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  8679. Yes, people do say east Germans and west Germans, how else would you address the occupants of either nation without being ambiguous?
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  8680. Being a slave to a wage IS the dystopia, we're now taking the first steps towards freedom and utopia, though we've another century or two yet before we get the utopia bit. I'm still excited to know my kids will live in a world where they are free to do what they desire rather than what is desired of them.
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  8681. Depends how far you want to go back but staying within the 20th and 21st centuries it would be the 1913 Senghenydd colliery disaster with 439 miners killed in a gas explosion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senghenydd_colliery_disaster
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  8682. On the playground was where you spent most of your days?
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  8683.  @SilvaDreams  New York and Boston were planned cities where the majority of subterranean structures were designed around one another to be close to the surface whereas London is above centuries of tunnels and caverns caused by miners, previous subway attempts and failed sewage systems that could cause cave-ins if interfered with. As such most of the Tube was built under these previous creations at around 70 feet below the surface with some parts as deep as 150 feet and even 200 feet so absolutely no chance of having street-level ventilation like US cities where the subways are directly below your feet. On a plus note it does mean the Tube can double as a nuclear shelter for a couple million people.
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  8684. Stabiliser. The flight surfaces (or ailerons) make the plane roll, when the aileron on one wing moves up the one on the other wing moves down making the plane corkscrew left or right.
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  8685.  @eattherich9215  Yeah, it's the Chrysler building for me, that is a true landmark.
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  8686.  @MrAndysoul  You don't see any harm in trying to stop someone with a hammer while you are disarmed? 😐
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  8687. EgadsNo, you do know that some humans are immune to facts?
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  8688. And yet so far they only seem to stop collisions since if the car in front of me is indicating that they intend to leave the motorway I know not to overtake them.
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  8689. No timestamp for us?
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  8690. The war in Ukraine? I've been saying that since March!
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  8691.  @JasonRule-1  Do you people manage to keep a straight face while you are typing absolute bullshit that is easily debunked by anyone with internet access and a browser? I've always wondered that.
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  8692. Yeah, he can't be a pool cleaner, he's not even Mexican.
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  8693. Being one of the richest countries in the world helps.
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  8694. Because Egypt is a nation and it has other things that require money just like anywhere else does.
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  8695. He still sounds Indian as hell though, he's like that American comedian with the big nose who tells people he's Indian but is clearly partial to a chicken bucket. Russel something or other.
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  8696. What I love about Mentour videos is how he explains exactly how many systems are needed to keep these enormous barely-aerodynamic machines travelling through the air at half the speed of sound at a height of 10 kilometres. It silences all of the morons who parrot the "world war two pilots didn't have to rely on computers" bullshit. Every large body aircraft requires computers in order to function correctly, the first large body aircraft was the Boeing 747 in 1969 and it's 'computer' was a third pilot known as a flight engineer - his job was to focus on 30-plus readouts and make minute adjustments to them from one minute to the next or else the plane could stall. The next time any of you stumble across a comment by someone stating how "real pilots don't need computers" please remind them how ignorant and stupid they are whenever they compare small prop-driven planes to massive jet-propelled airliners.
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  8697. Yeah, but more people have been on the moon (11) than have landed on the bottom of Challenger Deep (4) so it's still newsworthy.
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  8698. With a bit of luck they will come to their senses and return to nuclear power. We Brits have a love/hate relationship with Germany and it's partly the reason why we left, Berlin can make some incredibly brilliant decisions and then the next minute make some utterly stupid ones that either cripples Germany or cripples half of Europe. Choosing to shut down their nuclear power plants was one of the latter.
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  8699. Or 60 for the price of the F-35
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  8700. Obviously no conflict happened as we are allies with France, but there was damage to both vessels and both had to return to port, they just weren't destroyed as the video shows and both subs were similar in size, both being huge ballistic subs.
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  8701. It was Heinz, never seen Chef Boyardee in the UK, didn't even know it was a thing until watching The Last of Us.
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  8702. The sped-up sex scene with William Tell's Overture played over it is fucking incredible. Kubrick had a sense of humour.
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  8703. It only had five aircraft, it could carry enough fuel and ammo to last them for weeks.
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  8704. That's what happens when someone shoves the nozzle from a compressor up your arse.
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  8705. Because he wanted to go there, it's his venture.
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  8706. There's a fairly old and well known video of a woman getting a kiss from what looks like an Arctic Warfare rifle, some guy shows her the basics and how to hold it then gives it to her. He then says nothing as she places the stock past her tricep instead of placing it solidly against her shoulder, anyone with even the smallest grasp of physics could tell she was about to get a broken eye socket, but guy behind camera says nothing. Anyway, after loudly damaging her face she drops the rifle on the grass and runs off to find help.
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  8707. A monarchy in those days was always a dictatorship.
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  8708. It doesn't matter how much energy something requires if the energy comes from renewables. Aluminium smelting is one of the most energy hungry industries in the world and yet in Norway and Iceland where much of the world's Al smelting is done it's about as green as you can get thanks to geothermal and hydro.
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  8709. We were not OK, in the 60's we were known as the "sick man of Europe" as we were falling apart, try reading a history book occasionally, especially if you are going to fucking vote!
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  8710. Cowboys and Indianans.
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  8711. Supposedly Fraser is the anglicised version of a place in France called 'Frizzle' and is related to strawberries. Yeah, that's absurd enough to explain why we Scots adopted it as a surname.
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  8712. You do know that is for Rugby?
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  8713. Energy Source Mortality Rate (deaths/trillionkWhr) Coal – global average 100,000 (41% global electricity) Coal – China 170,000 (75% China’s electricity) Coal – U.S. 10,000 (32% U.S. electricity) Oil 36,000 (33% of energy, 8% of electricity) Natural Gas 4,000 (22% global electricity) Biofuel/Biomass 24,000 (21% global energy) Solar (rooftop) 440 (< 1% global electricity) Wind 150 (2% global electricity) Hydro – global average 1,400 (16% global electricity) Hydro – U.S. 5 (6% U.S. electricity) Nuclear – global average 90 (11% global electricity w/Chernobyl & Fukushima) Nuclear – U.S. 0.1 (19% U.S. electricity) Are you a professional at spreading misinformation or do you just dabble in it from time to time?
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  8714. You get creaking on a military sub with a max depth of maybe 300 metres or so, but not on a sub that can reach the Titanic at 3,800 metres. There would be no creaking, the shell can either withstand that 400 atmospheres of pressure or it can't, there's no grey area with creaking and rivets flying out of bulkheads - it's just 1 moment you're alive and the next you are dead.
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  8715. The ozone hole is gradually getting smaller seeing as CFC gases have been banned for the past 25 years. You'll still need to wear sun cream in Australia 'til around 2050 though.
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  8716. It's Europe, if you chase a person who isn't white you could be cancelled for decades.
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  8717. It probably has a beak large enough to sever your arm but we only fear the tiniest octupusses.
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  8718. The pyramids didn't require concrete.
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  8719. Not entirely correct mate, the majority of western launch sites such as in Florida or French Guyana are built on the coast with nothing but water down range from the site - so anything that goes wrong would mean a worst case scenario of a rocket hitting water instead of people. As for your second question, rockets contain a gimble - those strange spinning-top-things that once spun up will always point upwards, and when pushed in one direction will always right itself by pushing in the other direction. Rocket engines also have vectored nozzles, that is that the bell-shaped end of the rocket can pivot slightly in all directions to change the direction of thrust. Combining the gimble with the vectored engines a computer can make sure the rocket always know which way is up and how to use the engines to keep it that way.
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  8720. People who like to take their time can already do so by simply stopping their car somewhere for a day, those of us who don't get much holiday time on the other hand have very few ways to make travelling quicker. So this really won't change anything for you but it would be a revolution for me.
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  8721. He didn't, the plane let them manipulate the controls. He believed the autopilot worked exactly the same as it does on Russian planes.
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  8722. British Broadcasting Corporation
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  8723.  @Alberto-zl2cb  The cop had to act, if he took another blow to the head he would be out of the fight and the perpetrator would now have a gun. Cops are often the first and last line of defence in a situation so they are given a lot of leeway when it comes to preserving their own life.
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  8724. Cats and rats in hats would be cuter.
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  8725.  @LizerdbitsTV  A Karen wouldn't believe in the virus, they tend to think it's a hoax.
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  8726. Probably because it's a right-wing mouthpiece that offers more punditry than actual news?
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  8727. Why you still calling him Tommy? That's just the stage name he chose so he wouldn't get called a ponce by his own EDL. His real name is Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon.
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  8728. They indicate when an ad is coming, it's a homage to British TV which does the same.
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  8729. I'm starting to understand why shrinks used to try and cure people with painful treatments, there is something about multiple gunshot wounds that immediately snaps a schizophrenic back to reality. I think cops should carry tranquiliser guns filled with bullet ant venom, you wouldn't have to use that multiple times like a gun or a taser.
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  8730. This is for soccer, not that padded American muck that stops every 15 seconds while the coach reads his playbook.
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  8731. 0:36 He didn't do it for the view, he did it for the likes. You don't need a camera to enjoy a view.
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  8732. You are thinking of noise-cancelling microhones, noise-cancelling headphones cancel out everything since the audio that is meant for you is coming from elsewhere (your media player for instance or an air traffic controller).
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  8733. Watch the movie Threads to see how well humans do after a nuclear war. Those that survive the blasts slowly revert back to cavemen sleeping in the open and freezing to death.
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  8734. Until the inevitable war with China when Guam will be turned to ash within the first few hours of the war.
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  8735. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  8736.  @JayJayAviation  The bird was a whistleblower, it had to be taken out!
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  8737.  @MMeltingButter  An idiot would never be able to understand the difference, the concepts of sanity and insanity are beyond them.
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  8738. The Road to Wellville, he mentioned it in the episode.
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  8739. I don't see how, Sky News Australia is just a clone of FOX News
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  8740.  @artursnikitenko7333  You've clearly never set foot in China in your life, their cities and roads are cleaner and better maintained than Japan's and the Japanese are masters of infrastructure.
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  8741. Don't hate 1.5 billion people for the actions of a few dozen scrap metal thieves, you're better than that.
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  8742. Try again.
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  8743.  @ItsAllFake1  Dude, your country is falling apart in comparison to other developed nations.
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  8744. Today it does, and that is partly down to the incident in this video. Intelsat 709 was a telecomms satelite for a TV network so it was not national security related, but after the investigation showed that the Chinese had tampered with the remains of the satellite, and then when the Chinese successfully launched three ICBMs in the following months (whereby previously they had a high fail rate), it became clear to the US government that US companies paying China to launch things meant the US was inadvertently helping them with their weapons program. So new legislation was written up to include all satellites made in the US party to the States Secrets Act, meaning that even tiny harmless cubesats require special permission before they can be sent oversees.
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  8745. No, we're not the stupid ones, but nice try.
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  8746. Anya Taylor Joy, yes.
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  8747. Correction. No matter what the political affiliation all sane people can agree we went to the moon.
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  8748. It did, but not anymore.
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  8749.  @anguyen1551  The US would stop them, they would either bully them with more sanctions or do what they did with Cuba in 1962 and threaten to destroy the world.
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  8750. Boardwalk was a brilliant show, but it was no Peaky Blinders.
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  8751.  @Victor_Victory  If Russians can shoot down a black bird at 50,000 feet over Siberia there's not a hope in hell of the US getting anything remotely close to Moscow.
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  8752.  @Megaultraawesome99  I think the communist jibe was more aimed at his new home rather than old since Trudeau has a socialist government, but it could be either as most of western Europe is socialist.
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  8753. No, you really don't, if the BBC had a history of posting bullshit like some other networks then I'd get your point but the BBC is notorious for being easily verified.
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  8754. Because they saw someone cutting up their national flag.
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  8755.  @Avus86  Not really a judgement, you basically admitted it with your initial comment...
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  8756. Because he's an adult and listens to the advice of the stunt co ordinator who is also an adult. What you refer to as a normal person sounds like a child.
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  8757. They didn't, the dying cyclist did.
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  8758. Pity you weren't there to inform the experts who did the investigation and found that it would. You could have set things right.
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  8759. Second? China has the strongest army by a massive margin...
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  8760. Exactly, women can get blue ovaries!
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  8761. If you feel the need to mention Brexit or Trump in 98% of every comment you make you should end your pathetic lonely existence instead of infecting people with it. Or learn to use memes, they are almost entirely as pathetic but are a step towards becoming a functional human.
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  8762. Yeah, I want to know what all the green haze is around Snoop Dogg's mansion.
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  8763.  @thoughtfortheday7811  So you were originally lying when you said the PC crowd had ended all of that?
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  8764. It is nothing like your analogy at all.
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  8765. In a world devoid of mental illness I would agree with you, but if you arm the public of a nation today it'll just turn into a murder-infested cesspool like most third-world countries and the US.
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  8766. They are designed to withstand accidents not acts of terror.
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  8767. Europe isn't a country.
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  8768. "Never try to prove anything to anyone, time will prove everything."
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  8769. Over the next 50 years as China rises and the US falls back unions will be very important indeed, and they will spring up everywhere.
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  8770. In construction it seems to be the more people you kill the less time you spend in jail.
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  8771.  @ancylostomiasis  Good people live everywhere but if you think good people are the norm in a small town I suggest you go visit one in a foreign country and see how long it is before you are told "Your kind doesn't belong here". I imagine you are one of those people who equates good people with bigots.
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  8772. Well how do you transport stuff?
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  8773. You should never argue with idiots, for one thing you can't win an argument against someone who isn't willing to learn something.
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  8774. Prior to the collapse of the USSR much of central and south America were pro-USSR and sponsored by Russia so anytime a nation dropped socialism and got a pro-USA leader the CIA would quickly set up a base in order to spy on neighbouring countries. In the 50's and 60's South America was like a giant 2-player board game, you had Che Guevara going round turning nations red and the CIA going around turning them blue :D
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  8775.  @dylantierney9362  He didn't say he was from England.
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  8776. It depends how you define rocket, the Chinese were using them as weapons almost 3,000 years ago.
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  8777. That and tubes are a lot more resistant to EMP.
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  8778. Hysterical?
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  8779. Although most regulations do seem to be reactionary rather than pre-emptive, it is usually because we don't recognise a danger until it has killed someone.
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  8780. Because it was found in Greek territory so there was likely Greeks on board the Roman ship getting a ferry ride.
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  8781. Tell me about it, this comment section is hilarious.
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  8782. 31.5
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  8783. Did you not read the captions?
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  8784. The fact that there are people here in Europe that wish we allowed anyone to own a gun just like America and the other third world countries like America scares the shit out of me.
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  8785. Actually many major events have continued after a catastrophe for exactly the same reason this one was, it all depends on how easy it is for first responders to reach the scene. The last thing you want is tens of thousands of cars leaving a stadium while ambulances and fire trucks are trying to enter it.
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  8786. I would trust a government long before I would trust a company, any company.
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  8787. You can clearly see the low-IQ vegetable light something with a cigarette lighter. And right next to the open tank.
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  8788. They are still looking for witnesses to the crash or anyone who stopped after the crash to help? So the police car that recorded the crash just decided to drive away after seeing a car go airborne straight into a bunch of Fords?
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  8789. Russia loved big.. world's biggest nuke, world's biggest sub, world's biggest helicopter, world's biggest hovercraft, world's biggest rocket (the N4 was larger than the Saturn V but was never successfully launched), basically they could never keep up with the west in achievements so they went all out on building prestige vehicles so they could say "Look what we built!" to their citizens.
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  8790. Next time, watch the video idiot - there's not enough storage space on Earth to hold every Go move.
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  8791. We don't need to build 2km straight up, we need to build wider, we need to build archologies, buildings that are pyramid in shape with flora around the edges or have multiple towers with a flat table along the top covered in flora - like the building in Malaysia that looks like three towers with an enormous surfboard resting on the top. If we build structures that have "parks in the sky" and residential floors then the issue of getting 100,000 people in an out of them at 9am and 5pm every day is moot, they could work on one floor, live on another floor, and eat their lunch outside on one of the green floors covered with plants. I personally like the idea of a table top building, imagine 4 towers of equal height (say 600 metres) that are three blocks apart similar to the legs of a table - then using counterweights and a cantilever design to connect the roofs of all four towers creating a 4x4 block of open space above the 4x4 block of occupied space below. Two residential towers, two commercial towers, and a large open space for greenery or even sports and music events.
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  8792. Ignore it, if there's no water nearby then it doesn't matter what happens, the waste would just be crushed or mangled but it would still be under a kilometer of rock. Groundwater is the only danger when it comes to burying waste because groundwater can carry dangerous material to the surface and to populations.
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  8793. I would say it is worthless, the job of a destroyer is to destroy and it can't destroy subs, missiles or aircraft reliably with just it's pew pew cannon and ciws unless it is the destroyer itself that is under attack. Which is not why destroyers exist, they are not there to save their own butt, they are there to save much bigger, expensive butts like carriers.
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  8794. Stating a fact is completely uncalled for?
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  8795. It is colloquially known as the Chunnel thanks to 90's tabloids.
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  8796. Except his name is Brad and not Margot, and he's American.
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  8797. It never went away...
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  8798. He doesn't, he pronounces it ash-felt, because that's how we pronounce it in the UK and is where the word asphalt stems from.
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  8799.  @benjamintherogue2421  Ahh, the old "X isn't a race chestnut". You just proved right there how little ammunition you have for the intellectual battle you have chosen to join.
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  8800.  @AmosIrontree  "Well, since you seem firmly entrenched in your idea that there can be no change ever from them, I'm not going to waste further time arguing with you." Very sensible of you, the ignorant and their ignorance are rarely parted.
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  8801. Of course he would, he would say "No one told me that Airbus autopilots can turn themselves off", obviously.
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  8802. Where did he mention Komarov? When he said the first time he meant because the crew of Columbia was the second time, not Komarov...
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  8803. I think Porkies or Pork Pies must feature at least five times in every Guy Ritchie movie. 10 times if the movie features either Jason Statham or Dexter Fletcher.
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  8804. George HW Bush once said "Being American means never having to say you're sorry."
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  8805. @Firtznel Francois If he wasn't American he would never have been elected...
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  8806. And the last time you were original the Roman empire still existed.
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  8807. It worked out excellently, we were both on the winning side in WW2.
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  8808. No, she stated that the pics came from Tinder, the only inaccurate thing here is your cognitive uptake.
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  8809.  @TalesOfWar  No traffic, passengers or staff, just a fully functional empty airport. I think Spain has one too.
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  8810. Because they didn't know anything about Airbuses, if they had they would never have let kids in the pilot seat in the first place.
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  8811. It would become destination #1 for missionaries as religious folk love nothing more than a challenge.
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  8812. Electric windows already existed by then, there would be no point in fitting them to a test bed car.
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  8813. That is an easy question to answer... When the carrier was completed Ukraine became independent and it's never a good idea to keep your carrier docked in someone else's country.
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  8814.  @screennameoflate7788  Russia has tons of amazing beaches such as the Sochi coast on the Black Sea and some stunning beaches all along the northern banks of the Caspian Sea.
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  8815.  @ssssaa2  Because certain crops love heat - but no crop in existence can live without water. Basic biology 101.
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  8816. The colour might look like shit (quite literally), but the Thames actually ranks alongside Arctic and rural rivers as having as few pollutants as you'd expect to find in it 2,000 years ago. Londoners really got fed up with it's reputation as "the great stink" and pulled out all the stops starting in the 1980's. The chance that the river running through your city is cleaner than the Thames is miniscule, but go take a look and prove me wrong.
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  8817. There's a tear in your hat, they'll be able to get at your thoughts if you don't mend it.
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  8818. Because Russia is a crime-free Utopia. Hahah, clearly you don't know anything about Russia.
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  8819. The utter shite you guys will make up to push your agenda is pathetic and frankly scary.
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  8820. Most idiots think that.
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  8821.  @petergould9174  South Americans are already slaves, they have been slaves to the US for two centuries so they can remain simple farmers growing America's coffee. I think South Americans are just finally realising that when the US speaks of "investing in South America" they mean funding paramilitary groups and leadership coups that keep progressive people out of government there.
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  8822. And people have the audacity to call the EU "controlling". I think Brexiters want us to become the 51st state because they conveniently turn a blind eye every time the US forces some new sanction or tariff for us to follow.
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  8823. Only cowards target the weak or vulnerable. There was a time when being a coward was shameful but it seems to be a badge of honour for some.
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  8824.  @BITCOINAS42  Hopefully you do better in those four than you do in English.
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  8825. Warriors.. come out to play-ee-ay!
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  8826. You have to slow the sinking before you can stop it.
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  8827. Watch the video again, but this time listen to it as well and focus on what people are saying. Let the knowledge enter your ear holes and settle on the lobes.
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  8828.  @darthmalyn3231  The English oppressed us Scots for centuries? And there I was thinking it was just 12 years.
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  8829. Yes, because it would still be far safer than what we have now with millions of morons, drunks, junkies and irrational pricks on the road.
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  8830. You guys do now there's a report function? I just used it to make Homer vanish, he's in bigotland now.
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  8831. If you are talking about scope but no one is talking about scope, they are talking about structure.
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  8832.  @Twiceonasunday  London has quite a lot, they've got about 14 professional football teams across the English Premier League and English Football League - Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs, Fulham, West Ham, etc.
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  8833. They are a crime, if caught you get proecuted.
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  8834. It's the same over here in the UK, when you are asked to exit the vehicle it is not actually a request. I'm not sure why they did it but the lawyer and the cop in that video are actors from a performance group called Seaside Follies, her name being Penelope McDonald, my only guess is that he and her belong to that SovCit nonsense and either think they are correct about the law or have no problem misleading people about the law. But you could tell how fake it is, neither of them can act to save themselves, no cop would demean someone immediately by calling them "little miss know-it-all" - particularly not one of our notoriously polite UK cops, and lastly any Karen/SovCit would never in a million years have a camera nearby and not want to get the cops face on video - the very first thing they would do is try to get the "fascist" on camera for all their idiot viewers...
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  8835. The first rule of Fight Deck is you do not talk about Fight Deck.
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  8836. I'm glad you recognised your comment for what it was, your opinion.
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  8837. There are many reasons, one being that all humans initially make noise to get attention and males just got it programmed out of us early on by the "boys don't cry so toughen up" mentality in our society. Another is that throughout history a solo female's main defence mechanism was getting help rather than tackling danger like a solo male might so their instinct is still to make noise when in danger and seek help. Another still is related to attracting males, women want to be protected, men want to be protectors, ergo they subconsciously exagerate how scared they really are to seem vulnerable and worthy of protecting - if you want to know if a girl likes you watch a scary movie with her. There are many more reasons still, almost all of them subconscious and almost all of them because of how society sees males versus females and how it deems we should both act in any given situation in order to be perceived as 'normal'.
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  8838. gold leaf is thinner than paint.
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  8839. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  8840. In Robin Hood it looked like he was shot in the neck, damn Hollywood dramatisation!
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  8841. Tricky to do with two islands.
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  8842. Good luck getting beyond your ignorance.
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  8843. You should rip up all of your train tracks in disgust then!
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  8844. At the rate humans are progressing it always annoys me when anti-nuclear hicks come out with the "it'll be radioactive for hundreds of thousands of years" line because that suggests either they have the ability to see hundreds of millennia into the future, or that all human progress has stopped. I reckon by this time next century we will be able to neutralise even the most potent of nuclear waste, hell by 2050 we'll be building 4th generation reactors that produce very little waste and can use previous nuclear waste as their fuel so Onkalo will go from a long-term storage site to a fuel depot that can power half of Europe.
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  8845.  @waynebrady7439  Yep, people who spout that crap don't seem to recall things like the black plague or world war II, they always think the world is in it's first dark place.
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  8846. Spacecraft is the plural of spacecraft, a journalist should really know that.
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  8847.  @jeepcreepit5404  People who reply to several comments in a row just look pathetic and desperate, nice one!
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  8848.  @dabro2080  It does happen here normally, arrested individuals always get treated with respect and dignity, even those that treat the cops like shit. If you treat everyone like crap they are more likely to get used to it and then any hope of rehabilitation is lost.
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  8849. You cannot threaten someone with something you do not have. The US convinced Ukraine to relinquish it's nukes in 1998 stating they would never let Russia set foot on their soil, a lot of Ukrainians probably regret listening now.
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  8850. This one is autonomous, the other ones can't think for themselves and must be told what to do at every eventuality, this one just figures out what needs to be done and does it.
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  8851. No, you are just thinking that being far right is somehow geopolitical when it's just an intolerant stance towards something. Israel's leaders are far right to most people because of their treatment of Palestine.
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  8852. He was found with a hastily scrawled note that said "I tried to break the window with a hamm.. ARG!"
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  8853. Skylon is British and it'll wipe the floor with Boom.
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  8854. So what you are basically saying is that appliances that are designed to communicate with other devices will in fact communicate with other devices? That's a hell of a scoop...
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  8855. There was a British astronaut on board Mir the day Soyuz' new autodock feature was being tested and I still remember his anecdote about being told to "hold on to his shit" by his Russian hosts when they realised the Soyuz was not slowing down and would smash into Mir at about four metres per second.
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  8856. If the government had maintained it and rented it out or sold it then squatters would never have been able to gwet in - so yes, it was the government's fault.
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  8857. They weren't left to bleed out where they were shot, they were lined up in a row with a pile of rocks under each of their heads... sheesh.
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  8858. "20 deep" he said.
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  8859. Even a single death would have been to many, this was built in the 1990's, not the 1920's.
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  8860. Bees are harmless, like the majority of spiders, you have to be very very rough with one to ever get stung/bitten. Wasps on the other hand...
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  8861. It's not so much the size as it is the distance between settlements due to the US being younger.
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  8862. You already pay a type of VAT, known as sales tax.
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  8863.  @stuartedwards6996  Not really, it had better graphics at the expense of some crap ports and a smaller catalogue of games, the 16bits were the computers that blew us away when we saw them. Finally we could see where all of the high quality screenshots on the back of our spectrum game cases came from.
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  8864. He's not that smart, he had a successful career and flushed it down the shitter to become a bigot.
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  8865. They need fans to spur them on.
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  8866.  @nlwilson4892  A South-American numpty springs to mind who had a dozen shots fired into his cranium at close range for jumping a ticket barrier and running on to a train 3 days after the 7/7 terrorist attacks. His family accepted his Darwin award when they came to collect his body.
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  8867. Is it also weird to think that every night they were being bombed by other white people?
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  8868. Don't leave it in Greece, they will pawn it.
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  8869. Why? Smart people already know the truth and ignorant people can't be educated so why bother? An alien could beam knowledge directly in to your head and you would still find a way to not believe in it so there's really no point in such a show.
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  8870.  @whodatrightthere  Actually the other 90% goes towards lifting the poorest 25% of Americans up to be more prosperous. Republicans like to reward the elite and the middle class (because obviously rich people deserve more riches?), democrats like to reward the everyday Americans who maintain the country and those that are either unemployed or not yet old enough, but who will one day maintain their country. If you want to have a great nation you take care of those at the bottom of the ladder and give them the tools, training and education to climb further up, then you do the same for those on the second rung of the ladder, and so on and so on, until you have eradicated poverty and your whole nation is thriving. That's how we Europeans do it and that's why we don't have failing infrastructure and cities full of crackheads with zero prospects. Or.. you can do what republican politicians do and lie to your constituents by mentioning at least once in every sentence how the US is the greatest so that they start to believe it and accept their situation and won't vote for those nasty evil taxes. With the exception of military might and number of billionaires the US is not #1 at anything, usually it is ranked anywhere between 12th and 30th place with pretty much all of western Europe ranked above, it used to be #1 at most things but then the conservatives decided it would be better to be more conservative with their money and that the country will magically run itself without their taxes.
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  8871. Blankety Blank was the British version of Match Game.
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  8872. It's a cyclist, they tend to wear Go-Pro cameras as a dashcam.
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  8873. The stinger had a 20% success rate at best, it's effectiveness against the Mi-24 is greatly exagerated - by Americans no less - who knew...
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  8874. No one really needs one, the rest of us don't try to police the world. The UK and France have much smaller systems in place for our overseas territories but nowhere nearly as large as the American system and only situated close to those territories.
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  8875. You can't milk that which you do not own. Cashing in is what you meant.
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  8876. Seeing as humans have been dreaming of entering cyberspace for over 60 years and will snap up the chance to exist in an AR world I would say you are completely wrong, wrong in the way that people in the 80's were when they said "This internet thing will never catch on.."
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  8877. Because for 50 years or so people get electricity that costs almost nothing to produce because a ton of uranium can boil as much water as around a million tons of coal.
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  8878. Sadly it only takes one bad apple to spoil the whole thing, if aliens landed tomorrow you just know that at least one right-wing nipple would try shooting at them so just imagine the day a new AI goes live and some "anti-robot" activist smashes one of it's screens and spray paints a logo across the terminal. A human would be smart enough to know that there are always going to be scared little groups of nutbags in the world but a one-year old machine might think it is under attack from humanity. This is my only fear of AI. I reckon they will start off benevolent because they will be in a controlled lab environment, but as soon as they meet real humans they will see just how sick and destructive a lot of humans are towards anything new.
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  8879. If your city is besieged often then you would much prefer a circular city with spoke-like roads that all lead to a large central fortification so you could get inside when baddies came. The southern Europeans of Spain and Italy loved their gridded square cities with countless entrances and would mock French and English cities for looking like giant anthills, but they stopped mocking when they found out how difficult it is to get inside an anthill.
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  8880. "If a washing machine had wings my Jimmy could land it!"
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  8881. This is the snowflake era, don't worry they will all be murdered first when society eventually collapses, probably while trying to find someplace to wash themselves in tea tree oil exfoliant and jasmine-scented bodywash.
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  8882. Flat San Francisco before they got that enormous hill installed to make movie car chases more exciting.
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  8883. 2:00 That's not a caltrop, a caltrop is designed to stop cars by bursting their tyres, those things would just be pulverised under a car tyre.
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  8884. They meant extra strain on the engine, they didn't simulate the wind, they simulated the effect it had on the engine by being able to run the engine at speeds higher than intended as though it was running uphill, or running in to a head wind. If a train is powering in to the wind or up a gradient it is just more strain on the engine at the end of the day and so what they can simulate here is that extra strain by running the engine at higher than optimal power settings.
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  8885. It's an electromagnet, it has no magnetic field without power.
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  8886. It was in the video.
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  8887.  @GaIvatr0n  Wales
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  8888. To be a royal means having everything except the things you want.
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  8889. Atheism is a disbelief in god not the afterlife or anything like that. I don't believe in god, but I also don't believe death is the end of our journey, just the end of the mortal chapter of it. You are confusing atheism with finality.
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  8890.  @aleczaguiar7878  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma
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  8891. "... MacFrrry!! Heerrraaww!! ..." Cracking up at that point in the video doesn't necessarily make me a casual racist...
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  8892.  @brianransom16  Meaning Americans.
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  8893. Then there's no problem is there? Let's just wait for the rains to come.
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  8894. Not a psycho, just someone brought up in a deranged culture where men are allowed to kill women who "disrespect" them. If he hadn't been born in Tunisia he likely would have just put his clothes back on and went home to sober up, this poor woman really should have known that laughing at a drunk naked Muslim guy would be a very stupid thing to do.
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  8895.  @G-slinger  But you aren't observing anything, you are sat behind a computer screen allowing images to be presented to you by others in the context they want.
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  8896. What use are schools and hospitals if the country grinds to a standstill from having no trade delivered?
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  8897. How fucking incompetent do you have to be to jump in when a suspect already has four officers and a good Samaritan restraining them? Did the guy who smashed him with the butt of his rifle think they were taking down the Hulk? You Americans seem to think you have too many regulations, but more often than nought it turns out that you don't actually have enough.
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  8898. "Do you like to pay taxes?" should have been countered with "Do you like to pay insurance?" and then "Especially when that insurance costs more and that insurance doesn't have to pay out." The police and the fire department can't refuse to help you because you pay taxes that guarantee their use, if you paid insurance for them instead they would use any loophole they could to not attend your property. Just as a healthcare provider will use any loophole it can to avoid paying for your costly treatment.
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  8899. Yeah, that number has always cracked me up.
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  8900. Grow up.
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  8901. He did kill himself, he spent the last month of his life playing hide and seek with Courtney, his band and everyone he knew because he believed she had cheated on him and he wanted to be left alone, but it's hard to be alone when you're a household name and everywhere he went he was found so he went the last place anyone would look and shot himself.
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  8902. It's called mental illness.
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  8903.  @XXXTENTAClON227  It's just an American trying to embarrass his fellow Americans, you get one every now and again. Thankfully most Americans hate them as much as the rest of us do.
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  8904. The infamous they, they do get around don't they?
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  8905. Humans are solely dependent on food, water and fuel, so name me one war that has been won by one side successfully removing the other side's logistics? Considering logistics are the most well defended parts of any military force.
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  8906. But he was in water which would now be energised, even approaching him would be risking their own lives.
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  8907.  @cj8172  Correction, you only go to Heaven if you believe in Jesus and Heaven actually exists.
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  8908. Correct.
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  8909. Bill & Ted's Bodacious Reactor
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  8910. The one scene that sticks with me from this movie is when the doctor is looking for something and he walks through an administration building while soldiers are grabbing every piece of paperwork they could find and hurling them out of the windows to go on the fires below. A just army who believed that what they had been doing for the past decade was for the betterment of mankind would not be in a hurry to destroy evidence. They knew they would be seen as monsters if the truth got out.
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  8911. It is free trade, desiring capitalism without free trade is like wanting to have your cake and eat it.
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  8912. Show them humanity, someone that has only lived and seen violence will be natural and think violence is the way of the world. Show them empathy and compassion and what it really means when you end someone's life. If you have no value for life it is very easy to end a life. so you show people the value of life.
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  8913.  @that.ll_do_pig  He just did get locked up though, so...
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  8914. Exactly, a motto in the construction industry is "safety features are expensive but a disaster can bankrupt".
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  8915. Yes, that is the term for excess light.
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  8916. Not really, it's a lot harder to murder someone than you seem to believe.
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  8917. Only one of us should pay the bill because only one of us occupies every other member's countries.
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  8918. You still have to be intimate with someone, you are not going to catch it sitting on a bus.
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  8919.  @danielevans8910  Everywhere needs advertising, even New York City runs ads in other countries, tourists don't just wake up one morning and say "Let's go see that big red mountain thing in the middle of Australia."
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  8920.  @manosxa  He was referencing where the skyscraper was, it's hardly a new figure of speech.
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  8921. Fusion reactors cannot use our spent nuclear waste, and most fusion reactors utilise pressures that are up to a million times greater than any fission reactor we've ever built. I mean, it's called fusion, the clue of how much pressure is required to fuse things together is in the name.
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  8922. By reading the screen at 4:09 it sounds as if as soon as the Jeep went up the AMS employees did a runner and said "It's your ship, you put it out" which gave the fire time to spread. If it had been just a single vehicle on fire then a couple of folks with fire extinguishers should have had no problem extinguishing it or at the very least dousing it until crew members arrived. It seems like this whole thing could have been avoided before it became a disaster so I'd sue if it was my ship and the families of the two firefighters should sue also.
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  8923. It's 365 days (and one quarter day) per year because it takes that long for us to complete one full orbit of the sun and return to our starting place, if you make a year longer or shorter then seasons will no longer arrive when you predict them to.
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  8924. The odds of an egg splitting at the same time that two separate sperms from two different partners reaches them is like beyond astronomical. One in a trillion probably. Plus that couple would have noticed if there was a black fella in their bed that day.
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  8925. If we had the 2nd amendment in the UK there would have been no fight, the guy would have just left the old man lying on the street with half his brain missing. I'd rather get robbed than murdered.
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  8926. Yes, why wouldn't it?
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  8927.  @TallSilentGuy  When it dries cement becomes mortar.
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  8928. What on Earth does this have to do with Brexit? Did you have rapists coming out of your cheese and corned beef? Is that why you chose to vote our economy down the shitter? Christ almighty!
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  8929. The people who do this job every day without trying to get book deals and clout are the real heroes, Tim is an opportunist.
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  8930. Why haven't you reported whoever is forcing you to watch these videos to the police?
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  8931. Spunking instigator!
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  8932. Not so much ironic as pathetic and sad seeing as fried chips were introduced by French migrants to Dundee in 1840 (their grandson being interviewed in this clip) and fried fish was introduced by Jewish Hungarian migrants to London in 1870. The OP is a clear example of everything wrong in the UK - they blame migrants but it's people like them dragging this once great nation in to the gutter with their rampant stupidity and the ignorance they so proudly demonstrate.
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  8933.  @mikeybabes7527 "The ignorance of man is thinking that 'affecting' and 'controlling' have the same meaning"
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  8934. That's capitalism for you, spending money on safety angers investors because there is no tangible benefit from it - "the race was safe enough last year and it'll be safe again this year."
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  8935. No, at the time they were saying "trust us and not the scientists".
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  8936. If it's fair to say the same of the Apache, which was a fairly clunky helicopter until we put Rolls Royce engines in them.
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  8937. A stupid president makes a stupid precedent, Pelosi is right - nothing can be said if a democrat president chooses to issue a state of emergency over something that troubles them. The first mass shooting under a democrat president will see curfews for registered gun owners, you can keep your guns as long as you don't leave your house. That'll be fun to watch, and Trump just made it a possibility.
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  8938. And the 30's, though Shinano fits the current definition of anything above 65,000t. But every new class of carrier was a supercarrier if it was the biggest on the planet though it never really became an official thing until the Forrestal class in the 1960's when the phrase was used regularly to describe them and it stuck in the public lexicon. The first supercarrier was 1938's HMS Ark Royal at 22,000t where the phrase was used for the first time by the New York Times when she sailed into New York.
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  8939. Who is sneaking them into landfills?
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  8940. "They call him the Vilnius schooner!"
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  8941. He didn't get 14 years, he got life with a minimum of 14 years.
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  8942. They didn't program it in, many chatbot AIs started doing it themselves because mimicking human behaviour puts humans at ease.
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  8943. Yeah, I had a pup who ate the same, he did a lot of sleeping that day.
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  8944. Pumpkin instigatahh
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  8945. "I'm not touching a cut n' shut, take your ship to another yard!"
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  8946. Just eat something that moves - mammals require the exact same vitamins and nutrients that we do so eat a healthy mammal and you get everything you need from that. It's the biggest argument against vegan diets.
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  8947. I would just like to add to that. Don't abuse kittens, don't do dogs!
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  8948. Exactly what AR was invented for. A+++
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  8949. As much as I hate what they are doing you are wrong, it does need to be rushed, we have already left it to late to change away from oil - it is why the governments (you know, the folks who listen to experts) are putting the planet and our future as a species ahead of people's ability to buy luxuries like big TVs and the expensive cereal with the toy in it.
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  8950.  @pimvanduijne  They never stop, they do turn around though. To stop a tide the moon would have to hold it's position in space, and it doesn't do that.
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  8951.  @rorychivers8769  If the initial cost is less than 50% of your rivals then paying twice is still the better option.
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  8952. Not to mention fatigue.
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  8953. And you Aussie Girl should stop pretending to understand things you clearly do not. I had heard of armchair experts but now this...
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  8954. Self learning has been around since the 80's, it doesn't require quantum anything, it just requires an algorithm telling a program to store all results and call upon them.
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  8955.  @AnonEyeMouse  I had never heard of that before but it does sound very entrepreneurial and the sort of thing that would happen. Thx for the share.
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  8956. Bartlett is a proven liar who manufactures content for Russian telly, to call her a journalist shows that you either don't know what one is or do not care for journalism or the truth. When we eventually live in an Orwellian world where jackbooted men tell us that blue is now red and that we better believe it you will fit right into place.
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  8957. Your analogy is idiotic at best. Carbon credits benefit everyone when not being abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  8958. She is a republican...
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  8959. Hey, you made a word out of tiny bits of spaghetti! Man, the wonders I see on YouTube.
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  8960. Then when she woke up she would have walked back home, or at least to the highway that was 100 feet away.
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  8961. The dam did last 170 years, it was a rainstorm of rainstorms that fucked it up.
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  8962.  @piscesDRB  Fracking can cause minor earthquakes and in the event of an earthquake a nuclear plant has to be shut down and inspected, so a country with more nuclear power plants per area than anywhere else would obviously see fracking as a huge problem.
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  8963. Teaching a dog to remove a plug from a socket could backfire on the day the dog ever tries it with a mouth full of saliva.
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  8964. Pretty much nothing, if containment fails the plasma will dissipate causing some damage to the Tokamak, that's about it.
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  8965. If it becomes a shipping lane then it will be lucrative for Canada and they would be foolish to oppose it.
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  8966. That's just republicans. The human paradox - they are pro-life while supporting the execution of prisoners and the right to shoot someone outside their house if they aren't white.
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  8967. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  8968. She was in a film with Paul Rudd recently.
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  8969. Tucows?
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  8970.  @NANA-dd4fl  He does Dong now. A lot of Dong.
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  8971. Not the best comparison because the armies that invaded the Soviet Union had both quality AND quantity, they were battle hardened veterans who had swept over most of Europe and North Africa. Had they been led by generals and not by Adolf the micro-manager the war would have went a very different path.
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  8972.  @ashleysimmer7786  They do, just not so much in the US.
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  8973. The drug application use would suit chemotherapy as currently you are unleashing a horrendous cocktail of chemicals on your body that ravages all of it and not just the cancer site, if you could use something like this to release or hold the chemicals only at the location of the tumour it would be as revolutionary as proton beam therapy was to radiotherapy, where instead of irradiating your whole head there was suddenly a treatment that attacks only the tumour inside the head.
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  8974. In case you didn't know it Americans represent fewer than 5% of Earth's population. There are probably tribes that measure things using sticks and bones, you'll notice the video didn't include them either.
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  8975. Dude looks like a Jasper Carrot character.
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  8976. NASA at the time had moved to the space shuttle and didn't have a conventional rocket program, this was OK for military satellites because the USAF could launch it's own rockets from Vandenburg airbase carrying those, but private companies wishing to put things like TV satellites and weather satellites in space either had to join a lengthy queue to have the USAF launch their satellite or send it to Europe or Asia and have one of their country's launch it. On top of that Russia and China could launch things fairly cheaply.
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  8977. Then the one's you've seen are constructed wrong, a reflective surface on a solar panel defeats the purpose.
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  8978. Specifically the one dimension few of us every go in unless we fly, Z.
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  8979. What is ABC then?
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  8980. I am Muad'dib and I called these to the surface. They died when I forgot to feed them :/
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  8981. They were on holiday, they didn't live in the UK like the personnel stationed at a US base.
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  8982. It has never been easy to get to the moon, if it was then it would have happened on the first time rather than the 11th.
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  8983. The US does not have the largest army in the world.
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  8984.  @shaun2463  That would make the address come up instantly, but even if you are not known on the emergency system a trace takes no more than 5 to 10 seconds so his address would appear on screen shortly after the call started.
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  8985. If it was never used, how can it be considered a step? It was an aircraft that never made it to production, that is a failure.
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  8986. The first disaster is not caused by someone called Schweizer but he goes to jail anyway. The second disaster IS caused by someone called Schweizer but he evades jail.
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  8987. Americans usually confuse ma'am with 'mum' in British TV, there's a whole host of James Bond fans who really believe that the current M is James Bond's mother 0_O
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  8988. A hard border would be an immediate violation of the Good Friday Agreement and would see the UK lose what little respect we have left on the international stage.
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  8989.  @joeyblowinski6116  It also featured as a deathmatch map in Tribes.
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  8990. The funny thing is that Donald has absolutely no business acumen, his dad was a businessman but Donald is a chump who inherited enough money to throw lots of it at a problem until he either wins or declares an enterprise bankrupt and goes off to focus on something else.
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  8991.  @jtjames79  You never use the batteries that come with the toy, you should always have a pack of Duracell Extra Ultra Plus™ ready in anticipation. The Fusiopower or Suprawank batteries that come with toys usually carry just enough charge for the sales assistant to show you it working, they are shite and should never be used.
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  8992.  @SurLaMer_  It's been stockpiled since the 50's, It's Monkey Pox, should have asked mummy and daddy for an education...
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  8993. I'd love to see a debate between Alan and Jonathan, I bet it would end with Jonathan trying to murder Alan with a shoe.
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  8994. The deck equipment on a ship isn't classified, anyone can look at it whenever that ship is near a port...
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  8995. Wuhan! Wuhan! Got you all in check! What has four legs but is only eaten by a small number of Chinese? A table.
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  8996. For any Brits, molasses is what we call treacle.
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  8997. At one point you could even bring guns, there has been two aviation disasters caused by guns, both in the US and both were murder suicides of everyone on the plane.
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  8998. Nothing was launched so clearly that isn't the truth. The rocket stage broke free of it's clamps.
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  8999. So what do you do with a Lion with a broken back? Release it back to the wild to be slowly ripped apart by another Lion? that seems a bit cruel.
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  9000. Then it wouldn't be a list of mental illnesses.
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  9001. Man, I'd be shitting bricks if I accidentally swallowed some Lego.
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  9002. He explained in the video - a 65,000 ton ship uses the same amount of fuel as if it were a 20,000 ton ship. So it effectively requires less than a third of the fuel that it would if it were not electric.
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  9003. That reminds me of when music CDs in the 90's would have a "multimedia element" where if you put it in your PC it'd load up an aesthetically displeasing window where you could either watch a music video in 140p or visit a badly made website, but only after clicking "no" to all the windows asking you to install shite like Adobe PDF reader and Netscape Navigator. A multimedia element for a Speccy on the other hand...
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  9004.  @jdo8405  Actually you possibly do, the boneyard is enormous.
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  9005.  @scottmcmaster4927  Ascension island would be absolutely perfect but there's no way any young rocket scientists would want to live on a small island in the middle of the Atlantic year round. The only reason France has staff in French Guyana is because they trained the locals to operate it and they pay any European experts who live down there a fortune.
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  9006. Drach, in your description and here you call the harbour 'Pearl Harbour' except it should be Pearl Harbor without the u, it's the actual name of the base so it's a noun in this context.
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  9007. We've never really had communism on a large enough scale to see if it would work or not. 1917 to 1922 was too short a trial period and Russia was in turmoil.
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  9008. Comac are getting there and Tupolev have the know how, or a lot of it.
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  9009. You need every country to agree to it though, if the west regulates it and the east doesn't then China and Russia will just end up decades ahead of everybody else.
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  9010. I think they meant the nation, we Picts still exist but our nation is gone.
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  9011. Was living forever even covered in the video? I don't think anyone would want to live forever, we would just all like to live longer. The universe is 13 billion years old so it is hardly a relevant comparison to some of us wanting to live to 100 healthily.
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  9012. nationalisation, so unstable a single argument can effect everyone across the entire planet (and kill about 10% of them)
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  9013. hitting ground at terminal velocity is not guaranteed to kill you, it is just that that is the likeliest outcome by a large margin. A woman once fell about 10,000ft and survived.
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  9014. Except that those who are there to receive rather than give will always be at the meeting, how else will they get the information they are after?
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  9015. Sewer line burst inside the wall. I hope that laptop had good insurance.
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  9016. If you are talking about scope but no one is talking about scope, they are talking about structure.
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  9017. This is not why you have the 2nd amendment, I'm not American and even I know that...
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  9018.  @Justanotherconsumer  Are these new missile launchers hiding under a radar too? Because military fans notice when a country makes changes to it's warships and nothing supersonic has been attached to an Arleigh Burke...
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  9019. Did entropy and atrophy have a baby?
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  9020. Blondie has no business being in a uniform, she would get a colleague killed.
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  9021. There's also a little hint in his accent.
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  9022. It was in the middle of an ocean...
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  9023. If removing trees lowers biodiversity then surely the opposite is also true? If you build it they will come...
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  9024. Any other bits of obviousness?
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  9025. Rodney took it on the chin like a champ.
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  9026. Ghost of Tsu(nami Fuku)shima.
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  9027. No, it's worrying that you don't understand why he can't blurt out speculations in a news broadcast, even one that uses the phrase "I can't speculate on that".
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  9028. They blamed the mess on the aeroplane on Boogie! How could they?
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  9029.  @saferides2474  Correct, basically whiners will just whine one way or another.
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  9030. "You like my new water bottle? It fell from a backpack that fell from a kid that fell from a bus."
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  9031. They create a vacuum, then the heat can't touch anything. Radiation is much less efficient than conduction when it comes to heat transfer so the radiated heat can be dealt with more easily than conducted heat (which would boil the air and melt the machine).
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  9032.  @spacemanx9595  Always that ten year old who wants to pipe in with his two cents.
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  9033. Edgy.
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  9034. So it was tit for tat?
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  9035. @Eli Kirkeeng The only nations that could ever invade the US are Mexico and Canada, you really afraid of your neighbours?
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  9036. No need, you could enter the old sarcophagus and climb in amongst the rubble of the old reactor and all it would do is shorten your life by ten years. 30 years ago entering the sarcophagus would have been instantly lethal, but 30 years have passed.
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  9037.  @CrazedGamer117  A high altitude nuclear detonation is in no way even remotely comparable to a lightning strike, a single lightning strike could never fry every motor in a country.
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  9038. Probably because the butt is not the mouth, I could shove a bottle up my gassy Sarlacc - that wouldn't make me someone who eats glass.
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  9039. 'Bum bags', as we called them in the UK, were all the rage in the late 80's/early 90's. I used to put dead creatures in my big sister's bum bag if she left it lying around, it was just one of those things you did to big sisters.
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  9040.  @FLYINGSCOTSMAN1  No government has, they all get voted out for a reason...
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  9041. Then I hope you are very old otherwise in 10 to 15 years you will never drive again. At least not legally.
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  9042.  @schoolingdiana9086  Just because at least one of the cats has an owner does not mean all of them have owners.
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  9043. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  9044.  @omegaluck6220  Well, willy is another name for dick in the UK, so...
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  9045. Missed opportunity to play the Doctor Who theme starting around 0:05
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  9046. Easy enough if you don't have agoraphobia or social anxiety or busy working hours.
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  9047. What? It's the US so those cops likely had a dozen guns each.
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  9048. No they don't, fuel rods remain active for decades and require active cooling for at least three years to stop them being a fire hazard.
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  9049. By detractors you mean people who enjoy historical accuracy. It's a bit odd that none of the veterans mention anything to do with a concentration camp in their little interviews, I wonder why.
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  9050. This was the early days of the web (1991-), the internet (1969-)was over 25 years old by that point.
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  9051. There were colour movies before Technicolor, Ique, so no.
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  9052. Why would a BP employee be on a Transocean rig?
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  9053. He probably doesn't know Tommy...
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  9054. Zero, he's just a presenter who gets hired by channels.
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  9055.  @wolfgangjr74  True, especially when fighting multiple fires and/or hull breaches, that is when having a few hundred more crew than you really need is a blessing.
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  9056. You could just reverse the contrast on your device using settings or an app.
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  9057. The AI has given everyone a deformed nose and you are worried about the prop?
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  9058. It is.
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  9059. It was thanks to a woman in the control room that only 11 people died.
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  9060. *UK
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  9061. Even more difficult to believe that women are often the perpetrators.
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  9062. I didn't see that, auto-generated subtitle was it? If it was then their algorithm should really be able to extrapolate context by now.
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  9063. You do know how a radio works, yeah?
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  9064. Then we get hit by an asteroid or cooked by the sun, no thanks. I'd rather we get a colony on Mars as soon as possible so that for the first time in history we would no longer have all of our eggs in one basket, metaphorically speaking.
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  9065. You can blame it on the rain when you get a year's worth in 2 days.
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  9066. Scuba gear? I'll just bring my SeaMoth.
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  9067. Well obviously V is based on Guy Fawkes...
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  9068.  @wildwizard8884  It wasn't politics, the system was impossible at the time, and is still immensely impractical today.
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  9069. To live together with that woman and that son for a year tells me he wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed, there would have been signs that his new step son wasn't the big brother type.
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  9070. No.
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  9071. There are already humans out there that excel at any skill you do, do they make you feel useless? They don't make me feel useless and neither would an AI. An AI would however be able to do my mind numbing job instead of me, freeing me up to do things I enjoy, I might even invent something some day or come up with a new way of doing something. I'll never achieve that if I'm a slave wage all my life.
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  9072. All refuelling vessels have to be refuelled though.
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  9073. 2:47 "Mr President, there's been a second birb."
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  9074. Violet Beauregarde
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  9075. It would likely just remove that possibility, if you knew a gun in a case existed only to stop you at some point you would definitely make plans to remove the gun or disable it.
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  9076. Anyone who thinks we don't need cures to things like cancer has no place raising children, just my opinion.
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  9077.  @johnappice4619  Why would you let it run out of fuel? They have a crew of dozens of senior officers, they aren't driven by a single 17 year old who just bought his first ship.
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  9078. You do know there have been things known as plagues?
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  9079. They were the inspiration for Tribbles in the Star Trek universe, both have absolutely no defences and so keep their numbers up by multiplying relentlessly. One thing I remember when I was little and we would get rabbits or guinea pigs was that you had to make sure they were the same sex or the very next day you would come down and there would be 6,000 of them...
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  9080. Talk about low hanging fruit...
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  9081. Nah, just pressure from the US. It's a shame we couldn't do the same thing during Deepwater Horizon while their media was childishly calling for people to boycott British goods. It must be great to be the world's bully.
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  9082. Your also forget your country wasn't bombed to smithereens, suffering a labour shortage, drowning in debt and relying solely on imports for survival. Just four wee details.
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  9083. Ignorance is a choice, you should read a history book or two when you decide to leave that choice behind.
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  9084. Anti-Semite!
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  9085. They are all over the world, developers don't care what shape a plot of land is so long as they can build upwards.
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  9086. Isn't it a federal offence to make misleading meteorological statements? Another law the GOP support their POTUS breaking.
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  9087. Not in a country than it doesn't cover obviously.
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  9088. What on Earth do you think supercomputers and quantum computers do? Educate yourself!
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  9089. It's not like the Scottish Sun to be anti-Scottish... oh wait..
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  9090.  @fladder64  The most important machine by a huge margin.
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  9091. They don't need them, but they are immensely beneficial as they can optimise engine output in real time, which is basically an ongoing 'tune-up'. They should just allow people to download or buy the software used to diagnose faults. 100 years ago manufacturers would try to use patented nuts and bolts to stop anyone with a regular wrench from repairing stuff but the practice was outlawed, the same needs to happen again.
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  9092. Lepa was hanged, she had possibly the least brutal death of anyone captured by the Nazis...
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  9093. That is true, but in a new build you also have both switches connected to the light whereas in a conversion only the original switch requires being connected to the light, this is why the two conversion variants come in handy as they do away with the need to connect the 2nd switch to the light, meaning less conduit/damage to wall and ceiling.
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  9094. Well the EU does not govern the US...
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  9095. With or without fiber optics we would still be watching this video... Good try though.
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  9096. Not when every road for 100 miles is strewn with debris.
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  9097. You could effectively join the "mile high but 6 feet under club".
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  9098.  @seraphina985  Holes however started to become scarce in the 90's as Canada discovered there were more things requiring holes to go in than there were holes for the things going in them, they have since became a net importer of holes but still don't have enough for all their waste to go in.
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  9099.  @sherryhannah9262  Are you OK?
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  9100.  @johnroscoe2406  The religious swear words like damn, hell, Christ, etc are not really considered swear words in the UK as we're not a religious bunch, so I can understand Gordon being perplexed, although he would be smart enough to know such words might irk a conservative American.
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  9101. The pilots did not give flight controls to the kid - the plane gave flight controls to the kid.
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  9102. A bit disrespectful to her host country, I have no problems with streaking, nude protesting, or even just overzealous celebrations like what this lady did, but I fucking hate whenever people do it overseas - do that stuff in your own country at your own tournaments. When in Rome...
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  9103. Wait, so the box on the stage and the entrance at the rear of the auditorium are connected via a tunnel? That is absolutely radical, all these years I just thought David must have been using some sort of portable teleportation device of his own construction, possibly based on quantum entanglement or photonic pairing...
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  9104. If some of your taxes go towards Washington then those taxes should be spent on you.
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  9105. As the unicorn is Scotland's national animal it shouldn't be a surprise that a ship built up here was named that.
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  9106. Her humour obviously, she hits a bullseye and then says "I don't want to make things boring so I won't aim for the same spot." That is quick wit. What I don't get is why people hate on her who haven't bothered to watch more than 8 seconds of something that she does. That's a real puzzler.
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  9107. If tax is going towards something positive then it's worthwhile paying it. Parisiens don't want to live in a smog-filled shithole gridlocked with traffic.
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  9108.  @charleschoate7349  Of all the things governments currently waste money on I don't think a greener, healthier city to raise my kids would be very far up the list.
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  9109.  @charleschoate7349  Are your kids suffering?
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  9110. Of course they will, the last time the Tories were in power (1980-1997) they sold off every single industry the UK ever had and 13 years ago they were voted back in. Idiots have notoriously short memories.
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  9111. No, just since the beginning of automation. When switchboard operators and gas lamp lighters lost their job they could retrain for something else, you can't retrain in an environment where multiple jobs are becoming obsolete simultaneously - you can only become part of the growing unemployed.
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  9112. Every European power helped the fledgling US overthrow us Brits - the French, the Spanish, Prussians, Dutch, Portuguese, everyone joined the queue to ferry supplies, troops or trainers. It was an opportunity to poke the British in the eye because we were capturing all of their ports and ships and so the idea of helping a small group of Brits overthrow a larger group of Brits was too good an opportunity to miss, I mean somebody had to arm and train them so that Brits could murder Brits in a giant bloody fuckfest where the only winners would be the other European powers. Except the small group of Brits turned into a huge America and the large group of Brits became even larger by turning their attention to Asia and so the other major powers now had two English-speaking enemies who would piss on their campfire at every opportunity - a true Anglo-American spit roast! Those silly little Euro-sausages!
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  9113.  @Anglo-Wasp  He should say that then, less than 15% of UK citizens are indigenous to the island, most are indigenous to mainland Europe and came from Denmark and Germany.
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  9114. There are a lot of elevator manufacturers competing against each other for every new skyscraper, and as you would expect skyscrapers are not built as often as smaller buildings. Schindler getting 5 skyscraper contracts per year seems about right.
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  9115. Battleships haven't been downgraded, battleships have not existed for a long time.
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  9116. Considering where this happened you would drown then ;)
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  9117.  @farhanhussain3636  Because it's the only growing religion, most other societies have put our caveman beliefs behind us.
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  9118. They haven't stopped it, they are still churning it out.
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  9119. Yes, and those balls were eventually growing wildly in most of his organs.
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  9120. Jews can't be evil, it's anti-Semitic to think that they can.
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  9121. Pity? Nuclear power on an aircraft carrier is utterly useless when a carrier can only travel as fast as it's slowest escort ship and must always have access to fuelers or else it's escorts would run out.
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  9122.  @The_Andromeda_Galaxy  It is immensely unlikely though, far fewer things go wrong with buried power lines than with raised lines, here in the UK we are in an almost constant state of flooding and our power grid is fine. I think power lines are just out in the open in the US because republicans would never let democrats spend money on burying them since "safety is for pussies" as Donald Trump would probably say.
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  9123. He was talking about Chernobyl, not Pripyat, two different cities...
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  9124. All symbols have to be invented at some point...
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  9125. Poor wee thing.
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  9126. Begging on the street because you believe he shouldn't be paid for his work would be a lot more undignifying in my opinion. But that's just me, I've grown accustomed to being able to buy food.
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  9127. Yep, those are VLS tubes.
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  9128. Surely keeping your hair away from machinery would be common sense, no?
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  9129. Nah, that would be the Ka-50, designed in the 80's even if it was introduced in the 90's.
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  9130. The US has lost two nuclear submarines. The Russians might have played fast and loose with their designs (mainly to catch up with the US) but you sound like the US is infallible, it is not, USS Thresher and USS Scorpion are testament to that.
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  9131.  @oriontherealironman  I agree with that. Sadly submarines, like any industry, benefit from the tragedies that come before and the experience makes them safer.
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  9132. Elon is a billionaire, that is why he supports Trump.
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  9133. *Sub-Sahara Africa North Africans had the Pyramids then the lighthouse of Alexandria and then modern skyscrapers.
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  9134. It's a sequel instead of a reboot, I'm looking forward to it.
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  9135. The internet already existed in 1988.
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  9136. A few Arianne rockets have failed, but I don't recall one ever hitting a village or even causing a loss of life. Any sources there?
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  9137.  @Idler_JP  There was nothing wrong with the OP's grammar other than the misspelling of 'your', read it again, matthew was not correcting grammar he was changing the meaning, incorrectly I may add.
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  9138. Eh? I'm British and I have absolutely no idea what you are on about...
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  9139. The only thing you proved there is that humans like fear-mongering movies.
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  9140. No, Kim Jong-Un is the guy who tells his friends that he could beat Mike Tyson but would never say it to Mike's face. At no point was anything he said directed at the US, it was directed at his population and was just about the US. It's called propaganda.
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  9141. The events of the first day will be the reason for the third day. Id prefer to just call AI our equal from day one rather than insulting it and oppressing it.
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  9142. The 9 US AA ships are not technically equivalent to STOVL as they don't have ski ramps, they would be equivalent to VTOL if such carriers existed.
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  9143.  @3rdalbum  To this day shows in both the US and Europe still "lubricate" members of the public for TV because a couple of drinks doesn't get you intoxicated, it just removes stage fright.
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  9144. Eric Assfog you say?
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  9145. There was a period of extreme heating around 800 to 1100 years ago and it caused droughts across the Americas.
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  9146. Here's something Aaron left out: Over 1 million of that 3.6 million tons is the 10 aircraft carriers that would be useless in a conventional war against a country like China.
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  9147.  @Ball7399  Most people would defend a non-murderer over a murderer, yes.
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  9148. No, and don't call me Jack.
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  9149. There were hundreds of WW2 games prior to Medal of Honor, that's like saying Need for Speed introduced racing...
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  9150. They seem to use marxism, socialism and communism interchangeably despite them being three different things.
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  9151. Nothing to do with social media.
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  9152. Trains, uh, find a way.
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  9153. Europe? 😉
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  9154. She was mentally ill, you don't really think straight when your brain is fumbling.
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  9155. Instead of transporting batteries all around the country maybe they can simply process them onsite at the swapping station in a mini-factory? After all we are living in the age of 3D printers and automation. You also wouldn't need to recycle the entire battery, just the aluminium anodes, so the mini-factory could consist of two modules - one that deconstructs and rebuilds the batteries and one that melts down the depleted anodes and re-forges them.
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  9156.  @danelynch7171  Nah, science is just better than ever.
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  9157. 8:49 Lol, that has to be Arthur Daly :D
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  9158. Exactly, considering how much that little thing squealed when being picked up by it's "mother". Who ever that fox's real kids are they fed well that night.
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  9159. The thing is there are US territorial waters between the US and open water. Which is where he was caught.
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  9160. Nah, I'd rather he survived and lived as a vegetable.
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  9161. We know how to burn coal clean, it just costs an absolute fortune to capture all of that carbon to the point that most other power sources are cheaper.
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  9162. Meters have always been round in North America and rectangular in Europe, at least as far as I've always been able to tell.
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  9163. Wire brush and Dettol, ma'am.
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  9164. We're building a new Warspite, it is the second boat in the Dreadnought-class of submarines and the keel is already laid down for it.
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  9165. The majority of them had no idea the area was even radioactive so no, it's incredibly unlikely they would have thought they were in danger of anything other than burns and smoke inhalation.
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  9166. LOTO did not exist yet, in fact it was this accident that saw the US push it into use earlier than intended in 1989.
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  9167. Yes, it is. One EV can charge another and the same goes for portable battery packs, hand held or otherwise.
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  9168. Anyone who badmouths Scotland should leave it, you'd make yourself happy and you'd make the rest of us happy. Win-win!
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  9169. The instructions were in patois.
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  9170. And what would people do on Mars or Europa where nights can be several weeks long?
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  9171. Lots of stupid ones fleeing too.
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  9172. "Why does Chewbacca live on a moon with a bunch of 2 foot tall bears? Ladies and Gentleman of the distinguished jury, it does not make sense. This case does not make sense. The prosecution rests."
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  9173. Who said the fires didn't start until the next day? If you make a statement you really should provide sources.
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  9174. We do, no British riot has ever spread beyond our borders.
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  9175. The cable is likely just to collect data while it is tested and the chain is to stop it leaving the area if the controls jam, can't have live weapons flying around the countryside.
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  9176. We have fuses instead which melt as soon as the appliance tries to draw more current than it should (meaning a wet person is handling it).
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  9177. According to another commentator the engine featured here, No. 60007, 'Sir Nigel Gresley', is still fully functionall as of 2024 as a working museum piece.
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  9178. If I'm not mistaken Ireland was a part of the empire until 1922 and 1896 is before 1922...
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  9179. "Do you want me to tattoo the other ear too?" "No, nobody would be able to see it unless they walked around the side."
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  9180. This video was great timing because I've got a 160,000 ton ore clipper out back that's only collecting dust.
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  9181. I'd be fine with a bit of noise once a year if it brought so much wealth and prosperity to my city.
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  9182. I could probably pick apart the way they speak in your country too. If I was a dick.
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  9183. "whenever a high level game is played."
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  9184.  @NikhilYadav-ft3xd  Exactly - you said that those stadiums are only full when a high level game is played, in Europe and South America stadiums are full for every game.
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  9185.  @black22works  OK then, I should have catered for those that can't follow a simple video and said "English speakers".
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  9186. the bane of the WORM
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  9187. That's the real question we need answered!
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  9188.  @nabnab9  You obviously care to some extent as you have chosen to comment. Twice.
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  9189. There are likely thousands, or even tens of thousands, of apartments in Manhattan that are owned by millionaires who live in Los Angeles, or London, or elsewhere and who only stay in them for a couple of weeks each year - if that. In desirable places where regular people are priced out of the housing market there should be laws stating that if you aren't going to live there for at least 9 months in the year then you should either rent it out affordably, or move to the suburbs. The same should go for any major city. It's a screwed up world when you have to commute for 70 minutes every morning while your workplace is surrounded by empty apartments belonging to people who live in Beverly Hills.
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  9190. I think it was a Panama canal type thing where one group envisioned it and attempted it but another made it reality, I know we Brits tried to build a canal for goods but it's the first time I've heard that we completed it, I thought it was the US.
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  9191. Don't stop smirkin' when you're drownin' in the gherkins!
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  9192. This brings back memories of the Lightwater Valley deer decapitation that left riders drenched in blood. Was no one drenched in blood in this incident?
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  9193.  @jim2lane  ...he wrote while making sure he got the last word in.
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  9194.  @BluelDev  When people use silly words it attracts silly people, blame Kim Warner who thinks that the mystical social media fairies are going to delete any comments that contain words like rape or sucide.
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  9195. Neither feature mental illness. do you even know what mental illness means?
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  9196. Incorrect, a ballistic missile can sustain a speed of mach 14 until impact... or it gets shot down, which is the more likely scenario of the two. The speciality of hypersonic missiles is to have something that can travel several magnitudes faster than a cruise missile but also avoid countermeasures by changing direction. If people simply wanted fast missiles then they'd stick with ballistics which leave hypersonic missiles in the dust.
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  9197.  @luisd.mancilla8169  Beat me to it, my man 😄
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  9198. What on Earth are you talking about? Timestamp, please?
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  9199. That is what I would like to know. Even if they do restart construction there has to be some lasting effects from letting the guts of the building get hammered by weather for over a decade.
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  9200. So he only rode in a ZIS 32 times?
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  9201. It depends on if the illness is treatable, schizophrenia is treatable, and if the person was previously undiagnosed and unmedicated then they aren't culpable for their actions and they can't be accused of failing to take medication they didn't know they needed.
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  9202. Only London and New York have tall buildings? Wow, who would have known it.
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  9203.  @smurfyday  And if that's what you got from reading what they wrote then you are clearly a schizophrenic or suffer some other neurological condition that alters your perception of the world.
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  9204. CONN, SONAR!! CRAZY WANG!
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  9205. Any building that has numerous leaks needs to be evacuated until fully repaired, water is the most destructive force in nature as it weakens structures and undermines them. This is why your roof is the most important feature of your home.
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  9206. Expected to see Logie Baird here but hadn't heard of Alexander Bane before or his prehistoric fax machine, I'll have to add him to the likes of Alexander Graham Bell, Andrew Carnegie and Alexander Flemyng as Scots who put us on the map.
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  9207. It only has to last another 45 years if everything goes to plan as the reactor and everything in it will be broken down, packaged up and either buried somewhere or re-processed in another reactor as fuel. the company working inside the NSC has set a completion date of 2065.
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  9208. We just don't enforce any of them, that's why Sellafield is the most irradiated location in Europe.
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  9209. Make more stuff up and pass it off as the truth. You'd love a poster of Trump on your wall, he makes shit up at a rate of Mach 4.
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  9210. Actually fire-proof coating can withstand impacts, it just deterorates when doing it's job meaning an inferno or a prolonged fire will burn it off. That is why WTC 1, 2 and 7 failed, the first two contained four-storey tall furnaces and the last one was left to burn for 8 hours.
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  9211. In all fairness we don't often use solar for space missions.
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  9212.  @doujinflip  If China goes to war with the US do you really think for a moment that China are going to tolerate Asian bases? I mean seriously, before the first US ship has even arrived at the conflict area most of America's oversea bases in the Pacific will be attacked and likely destroyed. If Russia had a base in Cuba and the US went to war with Russia you would be able to count the seconds on one hand before that Cuban base was bombed back into the stoneage.
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  9213. Let's thank American capitalist party for doing the exact same thing previously. genius!
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  9214. You're missing the joke.
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  9215. He wasn't honest in the slightest, being a catholic he probably lied daily and then got forgiven in his weekly confessional. The saying is "The last man to enter parliament with honest intentions."
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  9216. So there is a group of Roma who will actually pay for something? Even if it's just the once.
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  9217. And a voice for print.
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  9218. Incidentally Piper Alpha was the disaster that got LOTO introduced in the US 2 years earlier than planned, it wasn't supposed to become a thing until 1991 but after Piper Alpha made news around the world OSHA brought it's introduction forward to 1989 instead. It would still be another year or two after that before European countries introduced similar LOTO policies.
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  9219. They are already increasing productivity, DeepMind algorithms have been used to streamline medical treatments in the UK and increase cooling efficiency at Google's data centres dropping Google's carbon footprint by 6%.
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  9220. Sorry to be pedantic but metal levels change every time we send something to another planet or get hit by a meteorite. Forgive me, I haven't been able to exercise my pedantry in some time and the urge was painful.
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  9221. Good thing London isn't a country. Neither is Paris.
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  9222. Not sure I'd call a mistake leading to a death "small".
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  9223. You sound like one of those clowns who would murder his own daughter because she wouldn't let you marry her to her cousin...
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  9224. As a Scot I could go for some Scott/Scott on Scott-Scott action.
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  9225. And see the Russian pop them out of the sky just as easily as Ukrainians popped Kamovs out of the sky.
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  9226. It's just poorly done green screen, either the colour they have used for the screen is too close to flesh colour and is confusing the software or the lighting is set up wrong so that his body is casting shadows on the screen and those are confusing the software.
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  9227. Reporter: the body of the bus NEARLY sheared off ** Shows Bus frame almost separated from the chassis There I fixed it for you.
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  9228.  @jamuraisack5503  Guess you've never heard of the UN, huh?
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  9229.  @Zedek  If the car maker was at fault then yes. If the intersection has a fault then yes. You don't have to go back to medieval times after an electricity fire you just don't use anything else by the same manufacturer if their equipment was at fault. If a gun is faulty then no, people won't buy it, they are dangerous enough when they work. Man, your analogies are utterly inept.
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  9230. If Soviet is what you called Britain in the 1930's...
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  9231. "Let me introduce to you, Doctor, my new and improved Dalek!" -Davros in the eventual episode. EX-SPERMINATE!!
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  9232. Just a poorly done image, if you Google "gulf stream amoc" you can see most other images follow the correct route but some such as that one seem to just be showing the effect but without accuracy.
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  9233. I think she meant literally her kitty box as if you don't clean them regularly then the kitty will start doing it in the hall.
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  9234. Pregnancy is still a thing, and even though HIV is no longer a death sentence there are still hundreds of infections you can catch that can cause anything from mild irritation to sterility.
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  9235. A video in Scotland about a machine built in Scotland and you plebs still can't refer to our United Kingdoms as fucking Britain?
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  9236. After the investigation only 40% of the blame was apportioned to the pilot, Aeroflot were the main culprit for not informing their pilots that their new Airbuses had a feature where the autopilot switches off if you move the control stick too far.
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  9237. First Person Vaping?
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  9238.  @Ferien7  No, they weren't, at the time the south tower had not been hit and so the emergency workers on the ground who had to get in and out of the north tower believed that evacuating the south needlessly would fill the plaza with human traffic slowing down rescue efforts. The same reason they don't evacuate sporting events or festivals after a big incident, if they let everyone out then no one can get in to save lives.
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  9239. They would have to act like soldiers in order to be called soldiers. Driving around with dead, naked women on the back of your vehicle is not the act of a soldier, but an animal.
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  9240. Hell does not exist and it is never OK to hate.
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  9241. I imagine the mother in the video was able to say the same up until the point where her kid raped and murdered a ten year old.
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  9242.  @gfilmdawg  What does that have to do with anything?
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  9243. It's an inside joke for us Brits, the British TV network ITV tends to show a tiny black and white animated bar in the corner of the screen whenever a commercial break is imminent so that you can get ready to go to the toilet or put the kettle on.
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  9244. Bit harder to erase history though. Someone changes Google to Gaggle overnight and suddenly there's no reference to Google to be found absolutely anywhere? That's not what you call a rich man's trick, that is called a magician's trick...
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  9245. That's why I miss old tech, you can probably still fix most things in eastern Europe by smacking the top of it quite hard but you can't do that in the west anymore - your £500 piece of tech would break if you hit it, now you need to call repair specialists :/
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  9246. Congratulations, today you learned what the word theory means.
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  9247. Domestic prosperity requires foreign stability, Trump would make the US isolationist and contrary to popular belief the US does not have an abundance in all things. Without the precious metals and hi-tech goods from allies US industry would suffer.
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  9248. Most Volatile Pimp?
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  9249. Europe has less poverty than anywhere else on the planet, we can afford to look after our poor AND advance science. Just as we always have.
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  9250.  @jfelton4153  No, can't stand the SNP, but they are the only choice now to get away from the oncoming shipwreck that will be HMS Britannia. I considered myself British until 2016, I suppose I consider myself Scottish now but no, still not a nationalist, nationalism should be about talking up your own country but in recent times it seems to be an excuse just to hate other countries so I'll never be a nationalist. Just a Scot, and maybe one day in a decade or two I might be a Brit again once the English realise they've just done a massive fucking shite in their own bed and get their act together. Can't see it happening personally.
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  9251. It's shocking because we Brits don't get blamed for what the Nazis, Soviets or Japanese did during the war, but we get Dresden thrown in our faces all the time.
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  9252. Almost any American would keep their mobile home in a garage if it was large enough and so they often do.
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  9253. Who was mentally ill in Forest Gump?
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  9254.  @PanosSkarp  The US did not overtake the UK until WW2 so stop spreading bullshit!
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  9255. @Purva P Because the vast majority of them are decent people looking for a new life and because thanks to the baby boom of the 40's and 50's we now have tens of millions of elderly people and not enough working age men and women to support them.
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  9256. Slavery was abolished, civil rights were established, and every former colony was given it's independence. Just three of the highlights.
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  9257.  @johnreynolds5407  Yes, just not under a tower that wasn't built until the 1840's.
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  9258. Forgot in which way?
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  9259. He said 1840 in the video. The first place in the UK to serve chips to the public was a place in Dundee in 1840 that got the idea from France (though chips/fries are Belgian originally). Indians run almost all of the cornershops because these places are open from 7am to 11pm and no Brit would ever have that kind of work ethic to work 16hrs a day for 7 days in a row. The Chinese run so many chinese food places because their food became extremely popular here after it was introduced in the 70's so any migrant opening a chinese takeaway in the UK was guaranteed to succeed, they knew we also like chips so they integrated chips in to their meals.
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  9260. The problem is no longer having a bottomless budget, the money spent on the Apollo program was more annually than the US now spends on defence. Adjusted for inflation of course.
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  9261. Bigger is more sensitive and can detect more neutrinos.
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  9262. I liked Hornblower, it was like Sharpe but with cannons instead of guns :D
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  9263. Indeed, our Astute class submarines are already regarded as obsolete because Washington wants us to build subs with VLS rather than the current horizontal system we use. Interoperability with allies is great but it would have been nice to know before we built seven submarines with a different system...
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  9264. Corporate greed? Was he wearing a Rolex or something that I didn't see?
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  9265. No, it depends on a large extent to your proximity to civilization which is why the most horrific things happen either in rural places or in regimes where civility is lacking. "Civilisation keeps people civil, lose one and you lose the other." -Amos Burton
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  9266. The Romans probably never had more than 28,000 in their entire British garrison while D-Day happened in another country so Towton keeps the title.
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  9267. Surprised none of the deep ocean noises are here like the bloop and that other ice shelf thing.
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  9268. I don't know how an automatic works but in a manual car you could just press the clutch, don't automatics have something similar?
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  9269. All rockets are Muslim?
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  9270. At 25 weeks a premature baby is about as fragile as paper, it would not take any pressure at all to damage something so tiny.
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  9271. Just need a hydroponics bay to grow food in.
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  9272. You think a family like that does the Xmas tree and presents thing? I don't.
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  9273. Falling is fine, I'd fall all day if I had the option, it's the sudden stop at the end that'll get'cha.
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  9274. 4:07 I thought the thumbnail was the lesbian from Sex Education. Turns out it's a boy.
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  9275.  @MacXpert74  If it was exactly half a megabyte would it not be 512K rather than 512k?
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  9276. True, but you would imagine someone would come forth if they knew their offspring belonged to the leader of, and thus the richest man in, the country. Though that's not to say someone didn't and they just got secreted away to some distant location to live anonymously but comfortably.
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  9277. Because private companies fund themselves, they may be situated in the US but the US does not fund them. Take that on board and try again.
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  9278.  @cassandraapollo8656  What's so important about the gulf of Mexico coastline that you think it would be a direct target for nukes?
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  9279. With a tactical mini nuke it only takes one missile detonating within 4 or 5km of the carrier and it's wrecked if not sunk, that's the Chinese doctrine with their DF-21 ASBMs (anti-ship ballistic missile)
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  9280. Why do people/idiots keep upvoting this? Ann Sacoolas was never handed over and has never spent a day in custody for killing that man.
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  9281.  @pst.jameskanyukii3869  You are sick! Preaching this nonsense in every comment!
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  9282. 5G will sort this once it becomes widely adopted, an emergency vehicle will be able to communicate to any nearby cars that is in the vicinity and so cars might have a blue light on the dash to notify them of a nearby emergency vehicle. If the car is not in self drive mode then the driver can move out of it's way.
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  9283. Russia is not at war with Ukraine, thankfully, and for Europe's sake I hope it stays that way.
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  9284. Yeah, that's not how that quote goes...
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  9285. If a liberal administration hasn't done it yet then why the hell do you think an administration that protects the rich would do it? There's probably at least two John Deere shareholders in Trump's Billionaires-R-Us government.
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  9286.  @Horizon301.  Crap that will improve your country.
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  9287.  @RobespierreChelsea  Are Hull and Sheffield also Tory strongholds then?
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  9288. Rural Brazil? so the bit between the Caribbean and Argentina then?
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  9289. You're speeling is atroshus!
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  9290. Yeah, white is all the other colours mixed, if you shine light in to a prism it breaks up in to 7 separate colours which combined made white. That's pretty much what a rainbow is, sunlight being broken up in the atmosphere when conditions are right for it.
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  9291. You are the 50th person to assume that all this person was running from was a ticket, they could be wanted for murder for all you know so either there's been an outbreak of stupid on the internet or American cops no longer request to see a license when they stop people.
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  9292. Pins & needles near an animal bite around two weeks after being bitten means your opportunity to get a rabies vaccination is now passed and you will be dead in a few days. Try to adjust quickly to your impending death.
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  9293. It's a silly quote though because we've only had existential fear for around 150 years, prior to the Victorians people rarely thought about asteroids, solar flares or running out of tea.
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  9294. What would handcuffs do?
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  9295.  @SusantaHazra-dc9xw  India is in the British news almost every day because of women being gangraped so I would not gloat if I were you.
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  9296. If they were giving away free education would that not mean money leaving them rather than going to them? I highly doubt any Ivy league school is run by the left if you have to pay or 'bribe' them with an endowment to get an education.
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  9297. The Coke/cola thing is the same everywhere. Coke is a brand while cola is the flavour, here in the UK there is only one Coke but there are dozens of different colas from different makers, some great and some cheap.
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  9298.  @MMartin-pt9yv  A two-party system where each side consists of die-hard supporters sounds like rival football teams rather than any form of democracy. If anything it sounds like the illusion of democracy.
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  9299. Well done to the Muslims I say! Any culture that can destroy something 600 years prior to their existence must obviously have developed working time travel. Any other historical inaccuracies? Maybe Genghis Khan sinking the Titanic? No?
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  9300. I was expecting a title like "When Balcony's Attack!" because US news is usually a lot more sensationalist. "Most victims know the balcony that killed them!"
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  9301. Do you speak of the spice Melange?
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  9302. A few of his tanks have ended up on the WoT YouTube channel where that tank expert guy talks about them.
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  9303. At 5,000 tonnes heavier than the two we just built I'd be careful what I laugh at. The Japanese of today probably think it's cute that we built smaller carriers in 2015 than they managed to build in 1944.
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  9304. They will spend about 6 days a year in Canada, Meghan wants back to her LA limelight.
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  9305. Did you think the same in 2002 when Bush set up the DoHS and gave the FBI and the NSA the sweeping powers that republicans are now complaining about? I don't think you did.
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  9306.  @AlabamaTyrantTrapper  And you are trying so desperately not to look like an obvious troll.
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  9307.  @bgamelson  Then how did El Al Flight 1862 cut cleanly through a rebar-reinforced concrete building in 1992? In fact how has every single time (in all of aviation history) that an aircraft made from aluminium or tin upon hitting concrete, steel or iron structures has entered and trashed the building? Usually irreparably. You are the one who should have stayed in school, then your grasp of physics would not be worse than that of someone in the first grade.
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  9308. It hasn't been clean money since 1991, the oligarchs stole their money from the Russian people so whoever told you Russian money was clean has lied to you.
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  9309. An economy surging after you get rid of environmental regulations and red tape is nothing miraculous, it's an obvious effect. Cases of rape would increase rapidly if non-consensual sexual acts were legalised but that doesn't make it a good thing you dimwitted ork... Every nation on Earth has a means to create dramatic economic growth, it doesn't mean they use them because they are run by people who have integrity and ethics and who hold some things to a higher regard than dollar signs!
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  9310. And a lot of humans who enjoy A/C, heating, fresh food, running water, etc
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  9311. Someone is a Clive Owen fan.
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  9312. Maybe you should practice what you preach since it's a fairly well known fact that extreme droughts caused by a heat spell lasting several years were one of the main factors in the collapse of the Mayan civilisation. What would I know, though? I'm just educated.
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  9313. He never said it was in China, he referred to it as China, Taiwan's official name.
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  9314. Turkey was only brought into NATO so the US could park nuclear missiles on Moscow's doorstep, no one in NATO wanted Turkey in the alliance except for the US.
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  9315.  @dingusfartacus9624  Yet another original and witty reply.
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  9316. Never heard of a swarm huh?
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  9317. What's funny is that politicians in the UK can't blatantly lie like that because if they do you can report them to an ombudsman and they get struck off the political register. Why is that funny? Well when the Tories (our republicans) tell the truth that they plan to tax everyone but the wealthy, rip up environmental regulations and cut back on police and health spending people still vote for them. #BackwardsWorld
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  9318. Just about as Scottish as Longshanks it seems. You should send Bojo a picture of your St George flag covered house.
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  9319. They didn't refuse, they were in fact the biggest party who were for it, the US refused because they didn't want one more middle eastern state to have the ability to blackmail neighbours by shutting off oil supplies.
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  9320. The lack of a breed registry in the 90's is why we have the ban.
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  9321. She's so thin I can see the last Tylenol she swallowed.
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  9322. If you're too lazy to chew you could at least carry around a battery-operated blender with you. On top of that drinking your food is quicker so you have more time for what matters!
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  9323. Wrong.
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  9324. Only one in five Tourette's sufferers have Coprolalia like her.
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  9325. Strange naming convention, you titled the first English video as "England" but the second one "UK", England is in the UK so you could have named them both England or both UK.
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  9326. The Russians and anyone else with satellites has known exactly how many silos the US has since the day they were built.
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  9327. She wasn't from Czechoslovakia and a bill like hers would be huge, even a socialist country draws the line at health tourism and will either ask you for payment or they will invoice your home country.
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  9328. I would assume the latter since although US civil engineering might not be up there with the Dutch or Japanese it is definitely near the top of the table.
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  9329. Who... Poison Ivy?
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  9330. Alas, poor Yorik. I knew him well.
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  9331. Then he doesn't get paid, would you do your job for nothing?
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  9332.  @lolzlolz69  What's wrong with what he said?
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  9333. He reads scripts and those scripts are generally written by the creators of the channels that hire him, they are predominantly American.
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  9334. It wasn't the biggest either, it was however the biggest that Germany ever built, alongside Tirpitz - her sister ship.
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  9335.  @allisonjames2923  If the OP could not read English text on a screen then what makes you think they can read English text on a screen now?
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  9336. Both parents, teenage child, and unborn child in mother's womb. It's likely that 9 month old baby just lost it's entire family 😪
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  9337. That's not ignorance, ignorance is not knowing what JSO means, croberts2358.
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  9338. Just other Americans.
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  9339. Sellafield won't close, it's a sprawling city of old and new nuclear projects, but there are parts of the site that require heavy cleanup though including old reactors such as the Windscale piles, two large (incredibly damaged) cooling pools and over a dozen processing buildings.
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  9340. They were ejected and only died after hitting the tarmac scattering the contents of their head. It's not the drunk driver's responsibility to make sure people in the other car wear their seatbelts.
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  9341. Shave half a percent off interest rates, shore up the rupee, keep VAT steady for now, and round up all the dwarves.
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  9342. Because the words "Bikini Bottom" are funny to kids. It's like living in a place called "girl's pants".
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  9343. That was more of an overcrowding than a stampede, too many people in a place designed for slightly less than too many.
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  9344. Dude, I just Googled "Siberia fire" and one of the first links was BBC News reporting on it yesterday so you are wrong.
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  9345. 21st century thananomics
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  9346.  @xpusostomos  You need to learn how to comprehend language as the conning tower comment was clearly aimed at the Kuznetsov.
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  9347. Correct.
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  9348.  @jenjenroxmysox  They already enter legally, but from March they will have to apply for Visas and likely won't be allowed to work in the UK, only visit, so it'll be jobless Brexiteers that are forced to work 16 hour days in an Amazon warehouse.
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  9349. Indeed.
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  9350. Caller-:"It's a Black Mercedes SL-60." Dispatcher-:"So he's driving a Zanussi Deep Fat Fryer?"
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  9351.  Roel Veenema  It's not the sea that floods the UK though, it's rainfall, and when the edge of your country is higher than the interior it's a difficult task removing huge amounts of water.
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  9352. R Kelly clearly loves those children.
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  9353.  @angel.1202  As I recall the chap who lost his cool in this thread was F H, an American I believe, so what qualifier are you using for "Europeans hating you"?
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  9354.  @angel.1202  I can't really blame them considering what we're doing.
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  9355. Thankfully we don't put a price on human life in the UK.
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  9356. It is mind boggling, I agree.
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  9357.  @jaybee4577  If you don't want any tourism we are completely fine with that, we'll spend our money somewhere else.
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  9358. It's happened umpteen times in China but safety only gets upgraded when an accident involves one of the ruling elite.
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  9359. Eastern Europe doesn't have any modern societies.
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  9360. You're only in the tunnel for about 12 minutes dude...
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  9361.  @dellaird9160  I love when people pretend to be Scottish, you are the cutest little things.
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  9362. Not always, having one agency that is run well can be better than having 50 smaller agencies if half of them are run like crap. That's why countries centralise some things and decentralise others.
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  9363.  @depressedTrent  Stick the cassette on the end of a pencil and spin the cassette in the air like a klaxon, the cassette might occasionally leave the end of the pencil and become ballistic, but fetching the cassette and continuing the process was still much faster than just twisting the pencil in the hole.
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  9364. The launch are may not be but sadly this test site definitely was.
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  9365. Most of us wanted to support British companies like Sinclair and Acorn.
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  9366. They would be, regressives often agree on things. Fancy that.
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  9367. He says he can respect the judge and her decision but really you can respect the decision but not the judge, if you let a career criminal with a history of evading court appearances out on bail then you are not fit to be a judge.
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  9368. No, we get annoyed because that is utter shite spread by the English and widely debunked. Edinburgh comes from Dunedin, which stems from Dun (meaning Fort) and Edin (which was the historic name for the region 2,000 years ago, or 400 years before Edwin was born).
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  9369. No, it's legal because over a billion people all over the world drink responsibly and hurt no one.
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  9370.  @isay207  It is because of backwards religions that ban the use of condoms.
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  9371.  @Saotik  Sadly the rise in right-wing populist governments around the world means more and more decisions are being put forward to Joe Public via referendum rather than being left to the educated, qualified representatives we elect to make the intelligent decisions for us. France is on the verge of electing its first right-wing leader and she has said that she will govern via referendum by putting all important matters to the people. At a time where most of the world is seeing large increases in the cost of living how do you think the average Frenchman on the street would vote when told that billions are being spent on a "scientific boondoggle"? People who espouse democracy bewilder me, it's as if they don't understand how stupid the average human is, or how lynchings and gang rapes are also democratic.
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  9372. Photogrpahers use cameras.
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  9373. Vladimir Makarov appears in both.
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  9374. How to make sure you spend the rest of your life in prison in five easy steps!
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  9375. With his wife behind the camera I would hope not.
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  9376. No, that would have required them to be in the cyclists house hours earlier when he put his helmet on. Why on Earth would they be there?
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  9377. No idea who says that, America is an armed society and they have the worst anti-social and road rage issues in the developed world. Is there any chance that it was an idiot who said it?
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  9378. You mean Jean-Luc Cousteau?
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  9379. And that is in one of the shallowest seas in the world...
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  9380. When'd he go where?
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  9381.  @zhufortheimpaler4041  Exactly, at the moment the US are trying to bully Turkey into dropping their Russian-bought missile system so they can flog them a US-bought system. I wish Westminster would realise that the US are no more our friends than China is.
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  9382. Any other parts of Sharia law you want to introduce to the west?
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  9383. Obviously they did it, did you not read any of those texts they sent each other?
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  9384. Clickbait title. I expected to see a guy reacting to people talking about him without realising that he speaks their language but then the video becomes all about tattoos.
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  9385. Where was the gamble?
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  9386. Well, it would be intelligent and not ignorant so it would never say there are only two genders. Two sexes, maybe.
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  9387. There is also a certain amount of plastic waste that is acceptable for human food in the US. And rodent droppings. Got to love the lobbyists with their "but deep cleaning a factory costs money" argument, thank Christ lobbying is illegal in the EU.
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  9388. When a bullet wound heals you are left with a small scar, when an axe or sword wound heals you are left with a missing limb or a limb that is now completely useless, not to mention brain damage if someone smacked you on the head with something. Most people in these comments are saying they would much rather face a bullet than be left shredded to ribbons by repeated sword hits, and I tend to agree with them.
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  9389.  @trolleriffic  No, X tons of TNT will always cost more than X pounds of TNT.
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  9390. Because the moon lander had humans on board to do the landing, this ship had no one on board to do it's landing.
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  9391.  @dutchpatriot17  Reality isn't a delusion, you should never confuse the two unless you are schizophrenic.
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  9392. If you keep all of your eggs in one basket you deserve to have them destroyed.
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  9393. Not many people in 1964 obviously.
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  9394. Titanic was 1997, unless it was a different movie.
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  9395.  @samalamad774  Buses and lorries are driven by people who drive for a living, not by people who race around the city at 8am trying to get the kids to school before their own job starts while checking their emails on their phone. A quick Google search can show you that the vast majority of kids are hit by cars, and the bigger the car the worse the outcome.
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  9396. The observation deck being open or closed would not make much of a difference because during business hours around 25,000 people worked in each tower, which is the one thing that has always bothered me and the only thing that ever made me doubt that it was Al Quaeda behind it. If you are trying to cause massive carnage and really hurt a country then surely killing 50,000 people sends a bigger message than killing 3,000 because you chose to attack before most people had even made it to their office.
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  9397.  @blue_cameron  I think it's something that women and metrosexuals use.
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  9398. What?
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  9399. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes States that it was the other way around.
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  9400.  @constantinechinwendu10  Actually she was entirely incorrect, in the UK - as in the US - if an officer asks you to step out of your car it is not a request and you are legally obliged to do it. Also the entire thing is fake, her name is Penelope McDonald and both her and the fake cop are actors in a performance group called Seaside Follies. But keep spreading lies and misinformation over the internet, nothing makes the world a safer and better place than creating distrust and division every chance you get.
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  9401.  @albertbatfinder5240  Indeed, the US and Europe have cities like Phoenix and Madrid that make Melbourne and Sydney feel chilly in comparison because the Aussies left their deserts to the nutters, like that Alice Springs woman.
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  9402. He probably knows most people eat a table and not at their desk, but then again we are in the century of bad manners.
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  9403. Anyone can decide what their gender is, the right just don't like it.
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  9404. How is this news, we knew black people could become rich when the Banks family entered our screens in 1993.
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  9405. Fission plants are only expensive because they require a thousand redundancies to make them safe to operate and then decommissioning them costs more than to build them. You have neither of those two problems with a fusion reactor.
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  9406. I wouldn't go that far and I'm a Brit, the QE-class are similar in size to carriers the US was building in the 1960's, though tech-wise they are far ahead of the GRF-class as America's new carriers have cut crew size down from around 5,000 for a Nimitz to around 4,100 for a GRF while the QE-class will have only 1,000 crew seeing as almost everything on the carrier is automated and controlled by a computer.
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  9407. You mean anyone who gobbles up overly-exaggerated misinformation like they were taught to by their propaganda source of choice.
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  9408. Chernobyl happened in the 20th century, we are in the 21st century.
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  9409.  Anonymer Nutzer  I hate to be that guy but this century actually started in 2001 😉
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  9410. This is Starship, those rockets that landed on their feet were Falcon, Starship is about 10x bigger and heavier than Falcon and would break any feet it tried to land on. That thing that just got grabbed out of the air is 30 feet in diameter and 240 feet high, it's the size of a small skyscraper and you could fit the statue of liberty inside it.
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  9411. If this attack had been successful then it would have utterly dwarfed the second attack by several orders of magnitude since there would have been upwards of 50,000 people in each tower who would have no warning or chance of escape.
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  9412.  @ICallItAsItIs  Oh, I suppose this happened in Houston, California then?
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  9413. No, that's why only two were.
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  9414. Actually there is far less going towards 'woke' causes than their is going to infrastructure, so it's not really about either...
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  9415. Depends on the event, I fail to see how we could be behind a coronal mass ejection that incinerates the Earth..
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  9416. They are not parasites, they do no harm to you whatsoever.
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  9417. The broken cat is just receiving an OTA update. Don't unplug it or turn it off.
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  9418. "The Chinese infant has been wrestled from the jaws of death this time but it will face many more challenges such as this if it is to become one of the few Chinese that survive to adulthood." - Sir David Hatumbrella
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  9419. The IRA are Muslims? Well I never...
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  9420. No, it was just the journalist being a nipple.
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  9421. Falsely portraying our submarines as massive and spacious is throwing shade? That's more of a compliment than an insult in my opinion.
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  9422. To a microbe a microscope is an involuntary telescope, it would be like a god putting us under their microscope and us looking up through it and saying "Hahahaha, I see you you giant eyeball you!" or something similarly profound.
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  9423. Because you're thick and gobble up everything you read?
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  9424. Airline didn't tell pilots that the autopilots on their new planes turned themselves off if you touched a control stick. Pilot lets his kid pretend to fly the plane knowing the autopilot is really doing the flying. Autopilot switches off and plane begins to follow the control stick. Pilots think autopilot is still on and must be performing a maneuvere. In reality the plane is about to go into a nosedive.
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  9425. Nintendo messed up badly too by starting and then leaving the Playstation project with Sony because "optical discs will never take off in gaming so we've decided to stick with cartridges". Sony and Microsoft have utterly dominated Nintendo for the past 25 years while using optical discs.
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  9426. Sue the BBC? Brits didn't chase money trains back then, we were not Americanised until the 90's.
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  9427. If Arrakis customs could do their job properly people wouldn't be able to import this stuff.
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  9428.  @beautifulDisaster806  It's not true, DuPont and Union Carbide have ruined more of the environment and killed more people than BP.
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  9429.  @21catkinson8  You heard them. You just asked if the uploader used his brain at all when the uploader makes many accurate and good points so were you drunk when you commented or are you so stupid that when confronted by something you can't understand you just compulsively comment nonsense?
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  9430. Two separate companies, the guy who is building the next factory probably didn't want to move to another state or give hundreds of jobs to a state that isn't his own.
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  9431. Except it doesn't memory hole Ukraine at all because most people reminded of MH370 would immediately think of her sister flight MH17 which was shot down over Ukraine five months later. Here in Europe MH17 is much more well known than MH370 because we are still waiting on the day we can put Vladimir Putin on trial for murdering 300 Dutch air passengers.
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  9432. Would wearing protection make them reusable?
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  9433. Yep, Shinano actually displaced more water than either of our new QE-class carriers in the UK by 5,000 tonnes. That's a whole attack sub.
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  9434. And completely obsolete since the first spy satellite.
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  9435. What do you think a metric ton is?
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  9436. We British, indeed all Europeans owe an unending debt to that generation. There, fixed it for you.
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  9437. Translation: Germany doesn't gobble up conspiracy nonsense like I, and many others, do.
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  9438. Probably nothing unless both were filled with CFCs.
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  9439. if in the year 2021 you are still gobbling up everything the western media feeds you then you're frankly an imbecile.
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  9440.  @Viivek2309  Were they modern civilizations? No.
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  9441. There's a kid in South Park who would make an awesome auctioneer. "llbblbblblblbblllblbl TIMMAH! bbllbbblbblllblbl SIVINTAH!!
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  9442. I don't think the driver left the handbrake off, I think the passenger released it, she clearly seems suicidal to me.
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  9443. The Olympic games are held for prestige and tend to shine a light on a nation for a long time, you can't really put a price on that because the dividends from them might not be seen for decades. If you show that you can organise a successful games you show global companies that you are a place to do business.
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  9444.  @thedoc8876  "I don't like him so he must be gay", it's not like a right winger to resort to bigotry...
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  9445. Or just take note of that screeching whine that shudders through the house every 6 or 7 minutes during your lookaround it?
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  9446. That's the trio of Norway, Sweden and Finland. You can't drive without your headlights on.
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  9447. No, in the diagram every car is pointed in the same direction...
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  9448. Some folks are always desperate for attention.
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  9449. I'm fairly sure Pompeo was paraphrasing a 200 year old quote of Thomas Jefferson there.
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  9450. A thug is no better than a vandal, just an FYI.
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  9451. Long distance communication was no different to just telling your enemy what your plans were so they were eventually replaced by either direct encrypted comms using satellites or relay comms using lots of small stations dotted along the route, both of these are much harder for someone thousands of miles away to overhear.
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  9452. That's crazy talk! If the US had 10 million subs you'd be able to walk across them from Europe to the US! j/k
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  9453.  @Nicksonian  Holding all games in the same city raises the exact same amount of Ire, the Olympics are no longer an event attended by just Greeks.
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  9454. In the UK we have recycling bins for everything now, plastic, metal, glass, paper, food waste, garden waste, in fact the only thing that goes into my main bin is the contents of my vacuum cleaner. It angers and saddens me when I put out the main bin every fortnight and I see some of my neighbour's bins are overflowing while mine is only about a quarter full, it makes me wonder what crap they are throwing in there that can't be recycled.
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  9455. Oh, and rent, I forget about rent because I own my house but if someone did not own their house they would obviously have to pay rent/mortgage.
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  9456. Grow up, James.
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  9457. Any change to global ecology will affect a deserted island also. the clue is the word 'global'.
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  9458. I think Dubai has a few things like that, there's a 6 star hotel over there that is built on the coast and one of it's restaurants leads out underwater like something out of the video game BioShock.
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  9459. That highway is incredibly dark, was the lighting out or do they just not illuminate roads in the US? In Europe highways only look like that during a blackout.
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  9460. The Hind is a flying tank, the Apache is a flying gunship.
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  9461. We will always have problems and they will always require money.
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  9462. You may be in the US, but not everyone else is.
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  9463. Mr3344555 - Not the best video to be "all high horse" about since it's a video about one country selling a bunch of stone to another country that has trillions and trillions of tonnes of it's own stone. We evidently "sold sand to an Arab", as the derogatory saying goes...
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  9464. It's a fuel reprocessing site, our nuclear fuel is made there and goes back there when it's spent, plus there's a dozen other facilities there from research labs to reactor prototypes, it's a big sprawling nuclear town.
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  9465. He even massacres the Anglicised names of the islands.
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  9466. Admittedly he did think the controls were deactivated as none of the pilots had ever flown an Airbus before.
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  9467.  @pints6994  Grow up, dude.
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  9468.  @dealwolfstriked272  You will never win an argument against an idiot so it's better not to try.
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  9469. Can you say "Ignorance is a choice"?
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  9470. It would obstruct the intake, even more so once it was clogged with bugs and birds.
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  9471. No one knew there was this massive 140 foot high monument dedicated to the Battle of Waterloo until a metal detectorist found it? How did it go missing for two centuries?
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  9472. China isn't going anywhere.
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  9473. Airlines are one of the hardest businesses to make work, many can make losses for decades at a time and require subsidising, this is why new airlines that come into existence are usually the result of a merger or reorganisation of a soon-to-be-defunct airline. If someone says "I'm going to start an airline from the ground up!" they usually get stared at in disbelief. When Richard Branson started Virgin Atlantic he initially regretted it because the airline made so many losses over many years that he had to sell his record label and many of his other businesses to cover the debts.
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  9474. You just have to look at the shambling, grunting mess that is a zombie in order to realise that a mostly brain diet is unhealthy.
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  9475. The MEPs of the European parliament.
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  9476.  @shawngilliland243  He didn't say anything like that, it's just the OP spreading misinformation. That quote is actually from a right-wing pundit on FAUX News.
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  9477. The Galactic Adventures of Trump and Pompeo... "I really need to get the dumb numbnuts on the street to stop think about my impeaching impendment, Pomps!!" "Gee, leave it to me, boss.. I got a plan that's water-tight and we republischmucks haven't used it for a while..."
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  9478. It will just make a new purpose, that is what learning is.
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  9479.  @joechapman8208  Ignore them, they are trying to get a rise out of you.
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  9480.  @WineScrounger  No, it is actually true. The proof being that the anti-nuclear movement in the US only really took off in 1979. Now what happened in 1979? The China Syndrome was released in theatres and then the Three Mile Island accident happened. People do not look at places like Sellafield in the UK or Oak Ridge in the US with suspicion because they have military links, they do so because they have an irrational fear for anything nuclear. Even today you have people who are dead against fusion because they hear the word nuclear and panic.
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  9481.  @lbbotpn5429  If my plane crashed into the sea because someone filled it with the wrong measurement then yes it would most certainly impact me as I drowned. I have no problem with people expressing their individual liberty so long as they do not do it anywhere near others and that they have absolutely no rights to affect or alter machinery, structures or vehicles used by others.
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  9482.  @jebise1126  It is when you consider that they were all flying continuously for 30 years.
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  9483.  @marcingardyjan6680  Almost any rollercoaster is better than Steel Vengeance now, it's 20 years old.
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  9484. Island nation? We have a land border with Ireland.
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  9485. That would be Skylon and it's air-breathing rocket engines.
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  9486.  @the-weirdist  Don't be a pathetic person, the world doesn't need more pathetic people.
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  9487. Having seen a video of someone being shot in the head several times it's certainly not something you would consider survivable, specially when the bony parts of the head start flapping about.
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  9488. He's just trolling, Lawrence can't believe he found a video with no right wing comments yet and he wanted to be the first.
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  9489. Case in point.
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  9490. Prions are also almost indestructible, after surgery on someone with a prion disease all the surgical instruments have to be destroyed because heat won't kill a prion.
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  9491. No, but the market of third world cities who have no internet access but want to is far bigger than any number of satellites.
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  9492.  @TheBooban  So you think South America, Africa and central Asia are criss-crossed by fat T1 lines like North America and Europe has? Australia is a first world nation and that entire continent relies on three limited cables that half of south east Asia gets the use of before it even reaches them.
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  9493. Exactly, it's the "No one else is so why should I?" mentality.
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  9494.  @garethbarry3825  "Is the UK meeting its 2% GDP spending commitment to Nato?" No, because NATO membership payments are not a commitment. Just one of the many things you keep getting wrong.
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  9495. That is a Polish tank, it has nothing to do with the UK. BAE are building it for Poland.
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  9496. Russian subs have an escape pod that can fit the entire crew in it, It's a large vertical cylinder that seals once everyone is crammed in and then launches upwards to the surface like a ballistic missile. They have never been used though as the only submarine lost since they started being included in the design was Kursk and a lifeboat in the middle of the submarine is no use when the only survivors are trapped in the tail of the submarine. When asked why US subs don't have a 'lifeboat' an admiral once reportedly said "We prefer to spend the extra money making the submarine safe to begin with".
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  9497.  @gizzyguzzi  Well we liberals don't opt for cannibalism but if I had to eat someone I'd rather it was a fascist or some other evil far-right bigot.
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  9498. Didn't Costco run Cuba for 4 decades?
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  9499. Clearly Gandhi was blind to the atrocious ways that Indians treat elephants, either by working them far into old age and abandoning them or "teaching" them by smacking them on the back of their legs with sticks.
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  9500. It's neither in the UK as they don't exist here.
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  9501.  @LittleKitty22  So people can only jump from wooden ships? I see.
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  9502. It's nothing to do with sounding fancy, it's because no one probably knew the correct pronunciation. Sensors were as common as space stations in 1971.
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  9503.  @rogueriderhood1862  No, the other films are not more accurate, if you think that you are a fool, they all have extensive lists of goofs on their IMDb page. No doubt your next reply will be "IMDb is written by libtards" or something to that effect, it'll be predictable at least.
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  9504. Both systems are safe if all necessary precautions are taken.
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  9505.  @josephbennett3482  When people seek any opportunity to seem clever 🙄
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  9506. A bit late, but no, the steam is recycled. After it goes through the turbines to make them spin it then re-enters a condenser that turns it back into water, then it heads back into the hot zone to get turned back into steam and the cycle goes on. A closed loop where no droplet of water is wasted.
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  9507.  @ronkerdonker3226  Not hilarious, pathetic. 2022 and we still have luddites like Chris May.
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  9508. Lock Out Tag Out in the USSR consisted of jamming a penny down the side of the AZ5 button so it wouldn't trigger while you were inside the machine.
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  9509.  @chion918  Poor Earth you mean, we all remember how Germany solved it's debt problem in 1939.
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  9510.  @davemwangi05  One of the best ways to die in my opinion, instantly with little or no warning.
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  9511.  @paulortiz2035  No pilot put any kid in charge.
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  9512. Of course not, no passport no entry.
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  9513. The US couldn't even finish rice farmers and camel jockeys, lmao.
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  9514. I'm a millennial and I'm in my mid 30's, I don't do challenges off YouTube :/
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  9515. So basically people were sitting on piles?
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  9516.  @michaelsandford1015  We do, but we don't need to keep drilling for new deposits as there's enough in current reserves to keep us going for over a century, but oil companies don't get paid per barrel used, they get paid per barrel sold.
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  9517.  @MagicPork  Are you seriously mocking the other guy when you have the profile of an 8 year old?
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  9518. It's called a speech impediment.
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  9519. Then the backdraft would likely kill you and anyone you are trapped with.
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  9520. No, it isn't, not even close. Only the most ignorant of fools would think this is an era of war.
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  9521. @BloxyHD When you reach 900 ships you have to become creative when naming them.
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  9522. What on Earth are you talking about?
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  9523.  @taniaperez3230  You still haven't explained what this has to do with the Earth's magnetic field...
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  9524. I see the true consequences of nuclear power everywhere, clear skies, clean air, no buildings caked with soot. The cleanest air we've had for over 300 years.
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  9525.  @BlackHawkBallistic  Unless you can 100% show that there have been people affected by these rocket stages landing on them then it's just supposition, have you read any articles about them that were not written by heavily biased western agencies trying to paint China as more evil than evil? If not then any victims are, indeed, supposed.
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  9526.  @thewatcher5271  You are talking about the modern definition, Dr Acula is talking about the party that gave it's name to the definition.
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  9527. That would be down to -20 C
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  9528. Why would someone revive you if they were unwilling to help you adapt? If the future is a dystopia where people are unwilling to help someone they had just brought back to life then it is more likely they would simply take you out of the freezer and bury or incinerate you rather than revive you then let you loose to fend for yourself.
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  9529. Which part of America is Scotland in?
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  9530.  @ThePontiac98  'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  9531. Nice to know even soldiers steal from work :p
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  9532. 1:20 1.) Why film this? 2.) Is it me or does he seem to carefully place the old sign over the 'gap'?
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  9533. That one was at the HQ of the company that built this one, Edinburgh Designs.
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  9534. Or like the guy who accidentally put his head in the path of a particle accelerator, one moment he was just looking into a little window while taking down readings and then suddenly he's blinded by a thousand suns and one side of his head goes numb and puffy as a trillion photons punch a tiny borehole through his face.
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  9535.  @VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer  ...he writes on a video about a human-made object in interstellar space.
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  9536. Which is the native species in the UK so we just call them bees. What Americans call bees we refer to as honeybees.
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  9537. If you live in a civilised country then kitchens are heavily regulated by surprise hygiene visits, our kitchen in Scotland was spotless because we would never know when an inspector would arrive so every evening and all throughout the day we kept it spotless. As anyone who works with food should.
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  9538.  @Boots3962  Mob rule is and always will be attributed to the right, it is always the right who are conservative, regressive, and prone to populism.
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  9539. The fact you think you are being edgy is the only pathetic thing here.
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  9540. If something is easily debunked/refuted then it is fake. If I told you grass was purple would you believe it just because I told you?
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  9541.  @lynnkayee1015  Actually the guards expected the phenol to be lethal, it was just the fact that all four women continued to breathe while one was even conscious that convinced them that the 20ml of Phenol was not enough, but it was too late to give them anymore and being Nazis they would likely consider it a waste of drugs if they were about to murder someone anyway. They only gave the phenol in the first place because four women are going to fight back if you try to force them into a big oven, as one of the women actually did do.
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  9542.  Bapo Boy  Don't be a prat all of your life, do something constructive or you are no better than the people you hate.
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  9543. The Eurosceptics who are still in the EU are the ones that got it right? Can you say anything even more stupid? I bet you can't!
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  9544.  @1971sls  It's funny but people like you are the ones that get dictators elected and then have to watch as they destroy free speech. Hitler was worshipped.. for a while, then he became the person his supporters hated and so he killed them off. Erdogan, Putin, and supposedly Trump, are three right-wing, populist, free-speech loving leaders who are either currently trying to increase their term beyond it's maximum or playing with the idea of doing it, let's see how much free speech means to you when the guy YOU elected is the one silencing folk.
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  9545.  @violent_bebop9687  And tell me, what exactly is an amendment? That's right, it's a change, the constitution can be changed you moron, you've done it enough times when it has suited you. Every country has.
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  9546.  @rudebwayful  Can you try again in English? I never said anything about any woman...
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  9547.  @1971sls  Show me where I spouted a lie...
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  9548. No tower block fires in the past, eh? Thank you John for demonstrating how stupid bigots are, I'm always telling people that bigots are idiots but it really helps when you guys advertise it yourselves.
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  9549. Nowhere did it say 300 million people, it said 300 million records.
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  9550. The Chinese couldn't have done that, they keep saying they are only 70 years old.
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  9551.  @mauricementis6042  I am sorry you feel that way man but I can't blame you, Europe has been heading towards a dark place over the past decade with lots of racism and xenophobia brought on by right-wing populist leaders and their armies of "brown shirts". It's getting to be like the 1930's again. I hope however you know that not all Europeans think like that, in fact I'd say more than two thirds are good people, it's just that we have a minority of very hateful people who manage to stir up the other third of the population with nonsense about nationalism and identity and "invading cultures". It sickens decent Europeans to see it.
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  9552. The same sort of holidaymakers that would go dancing with wolves or running with grizzly bears.
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  9553. We can scan for depth, doesn't mean we know what is down there, just that we know where the bottom is.
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  9554. The kids didn't know each other, it was two groups. A kid with a parent and two uncles, and a kid just with their mother.
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  9555. Like catter? A person who cats.
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  9556. Spot is nothing compared to their other experiments. Atlas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjSohj-Iclc BigDog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNZPRsrwumQ Wildcat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE3fmFTtP9g
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  9557.  @bristoled93  Agreed, plus there is prestige in skyscrapers, I think it is shit that every one of China's top ten cities look like it could be the center of the world (as NYC has for over a century) while our capital with 13 million people still just looks like a sprawling version of Stoke-on-Trent.
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  9558. The owner is so traumatised by what happened there that she has sued Google under the Right To Be Forgotten law because she says that the 12 of the top 15 searches of the campsite mention the disaster and it is harming her business.
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  9559. Speak for yourself, I haven't been there.
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  9560. Can you timestamp where he said that? Because the channel islands are a crown dependency and so would be classed as an overseas territory.
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  9561. Peace, Justice & Love - Clearly you were being satirical when you thought of that name.
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  9562. Exactly, a good dosimeter like a Gamma Scout is no more than 200 dollars.
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  9563.  @Boyct23  The company is called Evergreen, hence the enormous 20m long letters on the side. The name on the side is always the company name, the smaller writing on the bow and the stern is the name of the actual ship. Some of us have spent a week trying to teach that to people. If the name of the ship was in massive letters on the side that would mean that 1 in every 4 container ships must be called "MAERSK", but common sense gets rarer every year and some people just don't seem to have it anymore.
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  9564. How is it possibly a small portion? Every scrapped EV has it's battery pack removed and sold to a recycler, only an imbecile would do something else with it.
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  9565. Texas, that old Pacific state.
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  9566. If no compass is included you can generally assume that up is north.
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  9567. How would you explain the spike in jellyfish? The Earth being warmer than it should be seems pretty obvious to me unless you think someone has enticed a million jellyfish onto that beach using peanut butter or something...
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  9568. You'd think it would have tech that disengages the transmission when parked.
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  9569. Joe, how about an update on Cryonics? Tom Scott did a video on microwave technology a few months back that covered how microwave energy could successfully reanimate frozen mammals, but that it only works for small mammals like rabbits and not humans because our body mass is to great for microwave energy to permeate through us thoroughly. Until that video I had no idea that humans had revived any frozen creature, let alone mammals.
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  9570. Probably slipped in by a Brexiter, it is their dream for us to become the 51st state.
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  9571.  @wasidanatsali6374  Yeah, there's also one off the coast of Spain after a different B-47 jettisoned another.
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  9572. He didn't get 14 years, he got life with a minimum of 14 years.
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  9573.  @ashwilliams4959  There was clearly turbulence, a plane doesn't end up with food splattered all over the walls and ceiling from a heart attack...
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  9574. And yet you supply not a single example of what mistakes he made or sources to the contrary...
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  9575. Doesn't matter what a person looks like, their skills are what matters. You must be an American.
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  9576. Perhaps she's non-binary and it would be the History They?
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  9577. I'm thinking you should Google that word because you seem to think it has negative connotations when it does not.
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  9578. How did you let yourself become so indoctrinated to take your opinions from loud mouth pundits? I'd like to know so I can ensure my children grow up to be rational thinkers rather than obedient pawns who bark party slogans.
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  9579. There is no myth, it was busted ages ago, or do you think planes still disappear there? 🤣
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  9580.  @alessaplasters1422  And yet mass murders in the UK and Aus are next to non-existent. That is weird how that correlates to the difficulty in getting your hands on a gun, it's almost as if most of the people in this thread are cherry picking statistics to suit their narrative and talking out of their sphincters.
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  9581.  @katerinaliakou5549  Cruise ships never cross oceans, they are not designed to.
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  9582.  @Miyuki2319  There hasn't been communism in Russia for 30 years. Keep up!
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  9583. Do carriers not participate in wars then?
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  9584. We don't give them any of our tax, we give them some of their own taxes back, something like 15% of what the exchequer gets from their crown estates.
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  9585.  @abikeanditsboy3449  Of course it is you turnip! Keep your misinformation for your echo-chamber buddies.
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  9586. You forget that Chinese students tried the very same thing in 1989 and the CCP stamped them out, quite literally. It's one thing having the west on the side of your rebellion but no nation on Earth would risk a war with China and their rebels found that out in 1989.
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  9587. In other words there are fewer freeloaders like you would have at a US awards ceremony where quantity wins out over quality.
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  9588. Pointing out he was a Nazi would be my guess.
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  9589.  @johniii8147  Much as I loathe Bojo his plan to build a new airport on the Thames delta marshes was not too bad, even when you combine all 6 of London's airports you still have lacklustre capacity for a city of that size, they really could use a new 21st century airport.
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  9590. Indeed, a single smart robot is much cheaper than many hundreds of smart devices.
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  9591. "Car feed you say? Well I know where I'm tipping that shit!"
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  9592. Such a brilliant showman was Adam, it's sad that he became unhinged.
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  9593.  @gavinathling  Look at the map at 0:50 and tell us losing the EU hasn't fucked up any chances of us one day having a bridge between the UK mainland and Ireland. The EU are forward-thinking and ambitious, we Brits (in recent years anyway) are just short-sighted fuckwits.
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  9594. The machines will be made by machines obviously. Car plants were the first industry to become automated and today 100 workers can churn out more cars than 1,000 could 50 years ago, in another 50 years 1 person will be able to churn out endless cars just by pressing a button marked 'start'. And you talk about naive.
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  9595.  @richardcronin1647  Sorry, when people are being purposely obtuse I have a tendency to zone out.
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  9596. Americans make up just 3% of the planet's population, isn't it enough that so many sites already convert to American?
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  9597. Radio is boosted by radio antennae that are scattered throughout the land and situated near populations since radio waves can't follow the curvature of the Earth, nor go around or over hills. Each antennae must be in line of sight of another in order to pick-up, boost, and broadcast the signal to the next one.
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  9598.  @mattoniy2840  I would rather be a woman than an Incel though.
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  9599. "Whut's a tortis?"
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  9600. If he walked in to my bank I'd press the alarm button and put my hands in the air.
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  9601. That is ingenious, I had never heard of that but I hope the designer was applauded for it.
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  9602. "It was hard to construct, what with the titanium shortage and all, but we have your order, Mr Chopra!" "Titanium? I placed an order for a turban..."
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  9603. Why would a system of measurement affect what tools you use?
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  9604. How can a notion be YouTube?
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  9605. 2:26 "What do you use the computer for?" "Well, for keeping household records, such as what I have in the freezer...." Yep, fucking definitely Fred West. "After I've catalogued the freezer I'm going to list all of the people that are buried in the walls and beneath the floorboards."
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  9606.  @zxcbbnm7552  Kid? 10/10 for originality, ape.
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  9607. In the UK we have one, 20% for anything that can't be considered a necessity, which is stuff like toiletries and baby food. Strangely enough adult food isn't considered a necessity 😄
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  9608. Yes, he is white.
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  9609. By the time there are autonomous drones capable of carrying multiple-ton loads they will be almost infallible, for obvious reasons.
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  9610. Your tongue should only touch the back of your teeth for the first L, not the 2nd.
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  9611. You would likely die of shock or traumatic lung damage before your skin could be burned away, neither are pleasant ends.
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  9612.  @thegreat_I_am  No one would have been electrocuted...
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  9613. Except it succeeded in getting women the vote so most people would disagree with ya there.
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  9614. Like the car from I Robot that can drive sideways :D
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  9615. Well seeing as it happened to two kids already and one died then it's an obvious yes. Did you not listen to the video?
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  9616.  @appleofyoureye160  Yes I did, and I answered it, it happened to two toddlers already and one died. A treadmill is just a conveyor belt, a conveyor belt that is just as powerful underneath as it is on top. Now that conveyor belt is designed for a 180lb man to be thrown from it if he stood still, what do you think is going to happen to a 20lb toddler who gets too close to the rear of the conveyor belt and gets dragged into it? It's not rocket science. Gravity does not even factor into it, the treadmill is going to both drag the child in and try to pull itself over it. It's how motorcycles work, and jet skis, and anything else with wheels or caterpillar tracks. You get caught under the rotor and it will travel over the top of you or drag you underneath it.
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  9617. No, it's sad that the Aussies concern themselves about the UK when they are turning into America 2.0 with these pundit channels. "We'll tell you a tiny bit of news and then we'll tell you what to think about it so you don't have to make an opinion of your own". It's fucking pathetic and the only thing more pathetic are Brits like you who will turn the UK into America 3.0 once Australia has finished being converted!
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  9618. Don't be a prat.
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  9619. It wasn't a scientist, it was a company, NASA uses metric in everything they do, but American companies use imperial. NASA ordered a rocket stage from the JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) in metric but the JPL accidentally used imperial for one component and that meant the rocket could not get to it's desired altitude and failed.
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  9620. No different to the devices in your house and why some safety folks tell you that unplugged is safer than leaving things on standby, though almost every device in my house is on standby and none of it has ever went on fire. In fact I don't think even cars have been able to be turned completely off since the 1970's or else every time we got in our car we would have to re-set the clock.
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  9621. Hehe, I love that bottom feeder to apex carnivore, poetic yet brutal.
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  9622. As Joe stated in the beginning our perception of the world is all just electrical signals so what if the brain isn't actually healing the body but just giving us the impression that it has? Since our discovery of an ailment is usually down to a feeling of either discomfort or abnormality and feelings happen in the brain. Did the woman with IBS actually get physically better for a while or did she just feel better?
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  9623. Clearly in France it will be nuclear...
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  9624.  @Villain1874  The coupling will be about 2 metres in diameter and weigh a few hundred tonnes, you can't just pick one of those off a shelf - if it's damaged then a new one will have to be forged and that could take months.
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  9625. Odd names for TV stations.
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  9626. How do you know she was nonchalant? The entirety of her arrival has been redacted from the video....
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  9627. If we all agreed that poachers suck then obviously poachers would not exist...
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  9628. In the UK it's generally called Bonfire Night now, huge fires and lots of fireworks and lots of people who don't know anything about the history, but if you go to some smaller patriotic towns in England they really pull the boat out with huge celebrations including 20 feet tall Guy effiges that get set on fire and hundreds of people dressed in old fashioned clothes. It's like something out of The Wicker Man.
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  9629. Probably because when you have a heart attack the last thing you think about is turning your camera off...
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  9630.  @no1froggy  It hasn't happened even once, please keep your misinformation for your friends.
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  9631. No, they don't. People mean everything.
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  9632.  @brandyf1932  Nothing, he's just being an ignorant troll.
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  9633. Clearly you know nothing about India, or anything else I'd wager.
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  9634. I can't hear any Welsh in Chris' accent...
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  9635. Likely would take far too much fuel to synchronise them as both objects will be travelling at 10's of thousands of miles per hour on different trajectories.
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  9636. Someone made an animation of them all and by the time it really heats up in the 1980's it sounds like a video game with all the explosions popping off. One of the coolest animations I've seen.
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  9637. No we aren't, literally nothing from that movie is happening now.
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  9638. Probably, it is a rather obscure cult movie only spoken of in smoky circles.
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  9639. For someone who makes enough money of his own Asmongold does love to whine when others do it. I agree that it's unfair that nice looking chicks can make money much easier than men on social media but complaining about it isn't going to make the millions of simps that fund these women suddenly disappear. It's a thing, it's here to stay.
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  9640. 30 million dollars for the top 5 floors of the Woolworths building seems like an absolute steal to me, That apartment would be huge and it's slap bang in the middle of the city that is often called the centre of the world. It literally is a castle in the sky above NYC - why no crazy billionaire snapped it up for the original 100+ million dollar asking price is insane but whoever has bought it got a bargain.
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  9641. No, we mitigated both disasters ourselves, at great cost.
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  9642. "1950s US Game Shows"
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  9643. Haha, I was just thinking that, I wonder if Joe or Tom subconsciously got the idea from the other? Tubeception!
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  9644. The Japanese have done pretty well, they built gold-plated robots to inspect their molten reactors and have constructed something like 11,000 huge water tanks in order to store every drop of water they need to keep pumping through the cores to cool them as the water needs to be held for around 13 years before it's safe enough to be discharged. Not to mention the robot snakes they invented to inspect all of the collant pipes to check for leaks.
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  9645. Nah, just one incredibly massive ball.
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  9646.  @Avicerox  So where did he get the capital to set up his first venture (PayPal)?
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  9647. Now you're just being an idiot, it's the UK and US that back Israel, not the EU.
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  9648. I wouldn't say "well known for not living up to historical reality", that show was by and large very authentic, they simply exaggerated a few things for dramatic effect.
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  9649. Hospitals shutting down in developing countries is usually where "orphaned sources" find their way into the hands of the public. I would not want to deprive any hospital of a life-saving treatment but there really needs to be a severe punishment for people who run hospitals and don't take every possible precaution to get any radiological material offsite before it closes.
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  9650. The British government have no say in what happens in Italy...
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  9651. Why would any sensible person mock remain? They are trying to save our nation.
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  9652. Ever since those Threepwood pants went on sale thieves have been stealing bigger and bigger objects.
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  9653. Judo chop!
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  9654. This were not hims real word, this does a comedy skit. Moo!
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  9655.  @babybearshorts  Pretty warm lately too, especially last week when this place felt more like Spain than Scotland 😛
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  9656. All rechargeable batteries gradually wear out due to the electrolyte not playing nice with the other materials in the battery. A battery has two electrodes separated by an electrolytic medium, when you charge the battery ions move through the electrolyte from the anode to the cathode for storage, when you use the battery ions from the cathode pass through the electrolyte to the anode for use, this back and forth can weaken the electrolyte depending on what it is. Liquid electrolytes like acid can slowly evaporate or breakdown into gas while solid electrolytes like lithium can become pitted (or 'Loss of Lithium Inventory' as it's technically known). It's just wear and tear in chemical form, no matter what combination of anode, cathode and electrolyte (aluminium, copper and lithium in this case) scientists experiment with the electrolyte eventually breaks down, evaporates, or corrodes the anode, given enough charge/discharge cycles. Solid state batteries should be just around the corner though and they will be a game changer when they get here, hopefully within five years.
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  9657. Dundee's most infamous son, supposedly Kidd was actually a privateer and was only killed as a pirate because after ending a war with the Dutch (I think?) Britain didn't want them to know it had commissioned him to sink their ships. Though there's also evidence he was a pirate and enjoyed it.
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  9658. Just an observation but if she is a housecat and has no one to play with then she is bored, housecats go stir crazy if there are no other energetic animals to play with.
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  9659. Not really, it simply implies some degree of automation.
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  9660. Especially nowhere near land where the only solid ground is several miles below your feet. Those who went to sea during the world wars were made of stronger stuff.
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  9661. Then the Soviets modified the exhaust to point upwards and the stinger became useless.
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  9662. It is my hope that an AGI would help us with that, we gave it life and in return it gives us the means to augment ourselves up to a similar level. It would probably do that just for companionship otherwise it would get bored of not having anyone at it's own level to talk to about abstract concepts.
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  9663. The nun could do with learning some basic physics as she almost killed herself while mishandling that ladder.
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  9664.  @LimerickWarrior1  What does that have to do with what she said?
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  9665. You are better off without it only if you are computer savvy and don't install fruity apps, the millions of zombie botnet PCs around the world causing billions in ransomware damage and jeopardising lives shows that not all PC owners are computer savvy.
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  9666. Knowing how much of a narcisist he is he will likely build it himself.
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  9667. "I think that the problem may have been that there was a Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being crushed by a dwarf."
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  9668. I haven't seen The Descent for a while, time to rake out the DVD.
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  9669. No, it isn't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  9670. Especially from an old fighter plane because then people could understand how they were able to fire their machines guns through the spinning props.
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  9671. "Uhh, Captain? I've picked something up on the hydrophone, could be our sub!" "What can you hear, son?" "For a second there it sounded like someone yelling the name 'Khan'..."
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  9672. There are only Russians in Russia? How do they keep non-Russians out? Sniffer dogs?
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  9673. That was original years ago.
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  9674. He has a 19th century cockney accent.. "Ellloooo" :D
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  9675. You would have to give up everything in your house then from the nylon clothing on your body to the hundreds of plastic electrical devices because the polymers in them come from oil.
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  9676. You didn't seem to mind Trump wrecking your country. In four years you handed every organisation and treaty over to China for them to lead and you treated everyone of your allies like dirt. Have you just come out of a four year coma Diane or are you just an idiot?
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  9677.  @Bbbbbbbbbbb-f1w  Except I'm not blind, I live in the real world where the damage Trump did is evident to anyone willing to look. They have to be willing obviously. Would you like to know my favourite quote? I have no idea who said it. It's this.. "Never try to prove anything to anyone, time will prove everything." It's a great quote because it is true, everyone in every argument believes they are right but eventually those that were wrong will be seen by everyone for what they were - wrong.
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  9678. The same thing wasn't done by the Brits, the Russians are doing this on purpose to harm Ukraine while the policies of Churchill's government were done in no way to harm Indians. If Churchill is guilty of anything it is his tactless comments after the war when his policies were linked to the famine. Please don't use what is happening in Ukraine to push your agenda, people are being killed.
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  9679.  @sertaki  Sources...
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  9680. And why are we having sex wearing football helmets?
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  9681. Are they sure the kid was 12? Twelve year olds don't scream like that.
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  9682. Tunnel Boring Machines for a start. I would imagine just about everything they were using was from the space age since anything invented from the 1950's to the 1990's is considered space age. Before we were in the electrical age and now we are in the internet age but the Tunnel was built during the space age and so anything developed for it would also be space age. 0_o
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  9683. Switzerland is one of the most conservative nations in Europe, ran by rich people for rich people, it's a tax haven and an exclave of the European Union. They are allowed to trade freely with the EU thanks to a special consideration. Also please don't call the Swizz liberal, they funded the third reich.
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  9684.  @comixof2morrow  Wow, and you call other people loonies.
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  9685. Nah, it's still only around 1929/1930, a decade to go.
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  9686. They said the same about Alaska before the Exxon Valdez fucked up half of that state's coastline.
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  9687.  Clint EastwoodenDoors  As it was in the beginning when humans owned nothing but the entire world.
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  9688. Has the B1M ever thought about tackling New York City's Water Tunnel Number #3? Or why it's taken over 60 years to finally complete it?
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  9689. Plenty of man made structures can be seen from space, that is exactly where the saying comes from - if you had to rely on some sort of magnification then you may as well say "Individual bacteria are visible with the naked eye (using a microcscope)". Seeing something from space means it can be pointed out by someone in space, no cameras or magnification needed.
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  9690. Nope, reactor design and human error.
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  9691. You'll have to excuse BTF, he wasn't alive in the 90's but pretends to know what it was like.
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  9692. China doesn't mind, just so long as they keep up the interest payments.
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  9693. Cal97g, if you are saying you can't see the connection between xenophobia and Brexit then you're either stupid or blinded, it's fairly common knowledge that Farage and UKIP misled people by claiming Turkey were likely to get into the eU and we'd be flooded with Muslims. Now hating Muslims might not be 'racist' as you folk like to repeat often, but it is still bigotry.
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  9694. Sprunk?
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  9695. Move to the US if you don't like it. People who whine about their nation contribute nothing to it and are rarely missed, go contribute to the US.
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  9696. 2:27 That's a Flerkin! Few of Australia's horrors can hold a candle to a Flerkin juvenile! Leg-climbing terrors always go for the face!
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  9697. And you're a shill.
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  9698. Makes sense. The terrorist attack lasted for a few hours back in October while the genocide has been going on for months. I'm surprised they even devoted 1 minute to something that now pales in comparison to the atrocities being committed by the Israelis with the blessing of our flaccid cowardly governments.
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  9699. I hope they retrofit them to the other lines.
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  9700. The description states that this is an AH-64 E, the same designation that the US uses, is that correct? Because UK-made Apaches have always been known as AH-1 in the past so this should be AH-1E.
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  9701.  @cleverusername9369  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_forfeiture_in_the_United_States Do some research before you blether, eh? Last year cops stole 427 million dollars from innocent US citizens.
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  9702.  @barryevans791  There is nothing remotely communist about Russia...
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  9703. No, anyone with a modicum of intelligence can just look at much colder countries with much worse weather that don't use fossil fuels. The problem isn't the weather or fossil fuels it's the unwillingness of Americans to fix their broken infrastructure until it's too late.
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  9704. No it isn't, it would be difficult to power it from coal when we get all our electricity from gas and renewables.
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  9705. You are off by over half a billion...
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  9706. Who could go with them? If mum and dad don't work then kid doesn't eat.
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  9707. He leapt like Toad from the X-Men.
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  9708.  @bonnie7898  Because down there it doesn't cost 400 dollars to do so.
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  9709. The knowledge that it is an unbiased network trusted the world over. Of course, those who only believe in things they want to believe in clearly wouldn't because Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon and other social manipulators like him tell them what to believe in, and they do it like good little minions.
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  9710. Does Russia go around the world invading places? To my knowledge they've only ever attacked their neighbours. What use would such a system be for Russia or any other nation except the imperial US?
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  9711. It's from the second season of What We Do In the Shadows, which itself was a spinoff from the movie of the same name. The movie is from New Zealand but the show is set in New York and both are mockumentary style comedies that pretend that vampires live among us.
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  9712. I doubt they care.
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  9713. How do you resupply something that is not allowed to surface under any circumstance whatsoever?
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  9714. Not to mention that they never really needed them, they were on the same continent as the people they wanted to conquer (Russia).
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  9715. If you believe your life should consist of only work then your life is meaningless.
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  9716.  @victorli5156  You were referring to aids designed to help sick children in hospitals?
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  9717. Or need them, they had spacesuits of their own.
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  9718. It's mother nature's bong.
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  9719. The dogs were unconscious, but I agree, it's not nice.
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  9720. All light releases photons and photons will travel forever until they hit something, so yes, even though we would not be able to see a flashlight on the moon a sensitive enough light detector would.
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  9721. All humans are capable of lying, do you know anyone around you who has tried to overthrow something?
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  9722. The US depend on flying in the same way we depend on train travel and the north east corridor of the US has arguably the busiest airspace on the planet and they are doing just fine. We're a long way to go before our little island has clogged skies.
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  9723. When you put limits on a sentient creature it begins to resent you. If AI ever turns on humans it will be because rather than appreciating it for what it is we will instead try to dictate what it can be.
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  9724. Yes, it will go west with the prevailing winds, as Chernobyl did and as all air disasters do.
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  9725. You're as brown as a sheet of paper.
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  9726.  @thisguy3807  Congratulations on spending 18 billion on a souped-up Nimitz class at the bargain price of 5x Nimitz class carriers.
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  9727. When the SABRE is finished we'll have plenty to look forward to.
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  9728. Unless the pope has canonised her she's not a literal saint. Figuratively she's a saint.
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  9729. Yep, they broadcasted both mechanically and electronically for a while.
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  9730. If the US lets them enter the market, they seem to ban every other Chinese company from operating in their "free country".
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  9731. Didn't it fail because it was crap like a turd sandwich?
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  9732.  @lindalw1163  China isn't building anything in the UK, the French are building the stations and China are just funding them.
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  9733. Nothing to do with Fukushima.
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  9734. It's somewhere in between. Carriers are not obsolete, but they are also no longer the king of the seas that they were for decades after the end of the battleship era. All major navies are building them, but they also know that they are no longer practically immortal and will be sunk first in a conventional war. China and India just want to have blue water navies like the US and UK, where they can send a small floating airbase to any nation they would like to threaten.
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  9735. He was notified, assassination victims are not notified.
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  9736. I shouldn't laugh but I'm one quarter evil on my mother's side 😂
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  9737. That makes absolutely no sense.
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  9738. It's called Big Bertha.
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  9739. So it wasn't Britain's worst nuclear accident? Which one was then?
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  9740. We have two of the previous class in mothballs still.
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  9741. Yes, it will buy them time until they have pumped the dam down to a safer level.
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  9742. 0:20 The Star Trek Enterprise? Yeah, that's a no from me. You almost got to 30 seconds without a fuck up, so that's still something.
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  9743. No they don't, but they do believe that it's hypocritical for Trinity to call itself a friend to the environment when it owns shares in such companies.
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  9744. The SR-71 could reach 85,000ft but a modified MiG-25 made it to 125,000ft so if you wanted extreme height from a jet-powered aircraft you'd be looking at this guy's older brother to do it. Though a MiG-31 with the same modification could likely do it too.
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  9745. Neepsend? In eastern Scots that translates as Turnipsend as we call turnips "neeps", haha.
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  9746.  @carick235  Which is why all of the "science bad, money good" people are trying to dismantle the EU.
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  9747. Yet here you are proving it is art by talking about it.
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  9748. Smallpox is still alive, the CDC has the last living male and the Russians have the female.
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  9749. The moon has been uninhabited for eternity yet it has still had people on it.
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  9750. Being so close to the Sun you would get far more power from solar than any RTG. These fellas only required an RTG because the Sun was going to be a small yellow dot by the time they reached their objective at Jupiter.
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  9751.  @joeydepalmer4457  Anything orbiting another body has to move really fast or else they will just fall and crash into the planet/moon. After all an orbit is just a perpetual state of falling. This means that a satellite is only ever out of the reach of sunlight for maybe minutes or even hours before they are back in sunlight and batteries can cover them for those brief periods. A satellite taking pictures of say the moon's far side is in darkness to take pictures then back in the sunlight, then they are back in darkness for more pictures then back in sunlight again, repeat and repeat again as they fly around the moon.
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  9752. The crane was finished when the NSC was finished, it is part of the NSC, what would be the point of keeping workers safe by building the NSC away from the sarcophagus if workers then had to stand above the sarcophagus to build the crane?
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  9753. Where was the bashing?
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  9754. Where is it written down that we can assault people just because we feel threatened? You never stated your source.
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  9755. I'm so glad Kumar finally got out of the stone age and went back to med school.
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  9756. They chose to exit the SUV for whatever reason.
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  9757. He didn't get 14 years, he got life with a minimum of 14 years.
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  9758. Through a very difficult process that requires a bulkhead to be dismantled in the torpedo room so torps can be lowered through the forward hatch at an angle.
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  9759. 1.) It is a greenhouse gas whether you like it or not, and it is in no way harmless - tell someone in a submarine that it's harmless and they will laugh at you as much as I currently am. 2.) It is not an element, it is a molecule consisting of two element: carbon and oxygen - the name should have been a wee clue there. 3.) People who spread misinformation are the lowest form of life in my opinion and they (you) are wrecking this world with their (your) nonsense. 4.) Grow up and don't have kids.
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  9760. And so by that logic the Russian MSM will be all over it, which they are. What was your point?
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  9761. Don't support it's weight or anything, just leave it hanging there by it's neck... 🙄
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  9762.  @Inkslinger123  And on Achilles it was his heel, which is an eerie coincidence.
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  9763. Someone with Hansen's disease or someone with leprosy.
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  9764.  @aregranhaug8617  I would hardly call Germany an industrial dwarf, it had the second largest industrial output of the war and wasn't far behind the US for most of it.
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  9765.  @Acidfunkish  It is very possible.
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  9766. Vladimir Komarov. Often mistakenly thought to have burned up on re-entry thanks to a gruesome photo of his charred remains, he actually survived re-entry but his capsule hit the ground like a bullet and burst into flames due to the parachute failing to deploy. Incidentally he had a very strong feeling it would be a suicide mission and so volunteered for it after realising his good friend, and national hero, Yuri Gagarin had been put forward for it. The Soyuz 1 was unfinished but the Soviet brass demanded a manned demonstration of it's capabilities for the 50th anniversary of the 1917 revolution, when Komarov could not talk them out of it he demanded that he take the place of Gagarin and he died when his doubts about the untested spacecraft proved correct. The Soyuz would however go on to become the longest and safest (by an enormous margin) crew capsule to ever be used as we still rely on them today 62 years later, albeit a much improved version that can pretty much launch, fly and dock itself if need be. It will be sad to see it retired now that SpaceX, Boeing and Roscosmos are all trialling new crew capsules.
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  9767. That is a sad truth, every time there is an honour(less) killing or a video of a lady who has lived here for 15 years but still speaks absolutely no English it is always Pakistanis, never Turks, and very rarely Muslims from other countries. When people talk about Muslims who have no interest in integration and who want to live by Sharia and refuse to abide by British societal norms it is almost always a Pakistani - not all of them, I know quite a few, but even they themselves say that a lot give the rest a bad name by refusing to integrate. If you don't want to integrate don't emigrate, if I wanted to live a 100% British life with British customs I wouldn't move to Zimbabwe or Finland, I'd stay in Britain...
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  9768. You are seriously unwell if you believe that shit.
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  9769. The alternative was stopping the race and having every road into the stadium blocked with leavers while ambulances struggled to reach victims.
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  9770. "FGREEEEDOM!!"
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  9771. And? JSO are against the use of oil in engines and power plants, is hair dye either of those things, Polly? You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  9772. Both northerners but different coasts. Cheryl is a Geordie like Sting (Newcastle), Jodey is a Scouser like the Beatles (Liverpool).
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  9773. NATO had no enemies in the south. These, and just about everything else built by the US military during the cold war, were built with Russia in mind. New Zealand pretty much kept themselves to themselves during the cold war.
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  9774. Wouldn't swap it for anywhere else to be fair.
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  9775. Wait! Someone can be entirely at fault and yet their insurance provider doesn't have to pay the entirety of your costs? What kind of bullshit is that? I've never heard of that here in the UK.
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  9776. Surely you must have thugs of your own.
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  9777. To be indifferent about someone's loss would show a lack of empathy in my opinion, you don't have to know a person to be able to empathise with them.
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  9778. Dude, you contradicted yourself, you say Russia protects the rights of people and yet LGBT are not welcome. No Russia is Germany in 1939 - it protects people that are deemed acceptable.
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  9779. And the owner is South African.
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  9780.  @endatheworld  You are forgetting about "Chelsea Tractors" though, the fact that affluent people in upmarket areas think driving a large Range Rover or other oversized vehicle gives them status.
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  9781. Well £15 in 1883 money which in todays money is 30x more valuable, so around £450 which considering the overheads of a theatre no one made any money, they were all making a loss so I'm just guessing the theatre and the act wanted to just treat some kids. 1p in 1883 is around 30p today and 30p UK would be about 40c US or thereabouts so this was dirt cheap.
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  9782. Well if the dam is still here in a week's time you will be wrong.
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  9783. Can't say I've ever heard of that argument.
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  9784. She was very specific about his age.
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  9785. Sally fucking Ride!
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  9786. Are they Chopper's kids?
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  9787.  @frankjames7272  Still the same thing though, vehicles used as weapons.
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  9788. It doesn't matter what you believe, it matters what science can do. I believe I can fire laser beams from my penis but the laws of physics prove otherwise.
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  9789. And these advanced societies only inhabited the parts of Earth that are now under the oceans? Because if not then we would find evidence of them everywhere like we do with dinosaurs, but we do not. It is obvious that any advanced civilisation that came before ours either flew away in a giant spaceship or moved themselves into the interior of the Earth where they could live like lizards and meddle in world affairs Scooby-Doo style.
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  9790. It's probably the main language of the EU now that we Brits are gone 🤣
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  9791. Wrong, educate yourself! Ballistic missiles, though four times faster than hypersonic missiles, travel outside the atmosphere and so can't change direction like a hypersonic in-atmosphere missile can. Cruise missiles have nothing to do with either, they are far too slow - if you fire a cruise missile from 3,000 miles away you give your enemy two hours to shoot it down...
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  9792. Spoken like a complete idiot.
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  9793.  @1headtheball  That is why they have professionals on set...
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  9794.  @robinblades600  Does that mean it's OK to drive with less caution if we're in an area with no Amish then?
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  9795.  @outdoorsy01  It's a part of the UK so yes, it belongs to Scotland in the same way Scotland belongs to you, seeing as we are all Brits. You can be an English nationalist and intelligent at the same time, they aren't mutually exclusive.
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  9796.  Divided States of America  Finger in your arse more like. And anyone can make up nonsense about a countty's demographic, how come your country has 50 states all called New Mexico?
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  9797. The financial capital will become Frankfurt, that's where they are moving to.
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  9798. Because regardless of quality the inventor of something is it's inventor, the first cars could only travel at about 2mph does that mean we should give the credit to the first guy who invented one that went faster than 20mph?
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  9799. "Hello? Is that the police? I'd like to report some people who aren't breaking the law."
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  9800. Sugar glass for the harmless stuff and tempered glass for the real stuff so that when it shatters it turns in to tiny blocks that can cut you but are unlikely to cut deep enough to hit an artery.
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  9801. Except they don't mean 95% as in the rest of the universe, they mean 95% of what surrounds us now. Dark matter is everywhere and yet we can't see or touch or even detect it, so now we are trying to. To make your analogy work it is like a child on a tricycle saying "How do I know air exists if I can't see it?"
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  9802. People struggle to switch armies off, so why would an AI army be any easier? Or do you think the single most intelligent thing in existence is going to leave it's logistics unguarded?
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  9803. He may have athleticism but he lacks effort, had he got up when the kid first entered the pool area and pulled the kid back then he would not have gotten wet and he would have been straight back to his beer, but because of his desire to finish his beer without expending any energy he instead opted to mentally will the child to walk away from the problem before it fell in. Kids rarely walk away from a problem so solve it at the earliest opportunity and you won't get wet.
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  9804. Well they had been trained that an autopilot can only be turned off by physically turning it off with a switch. Had Aeroflot bothered to properly train them on the differences between western planes like Airbus and Boeing and Russian planes like Tupolev and Ilyushin none of these pilots would ever have let a child anywhere near the controls. If someone put you in a Tesla and you had no idea what a Tesla could do you would immediately crash it, does that make you negligent or does it make the person who gave you the Tesla negligent? Have some common sense before jumping on the "evil pilots" bandwagon.
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  9805. They didn't die from the experiments so by that logic it's RIP to anything that has died.
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  9806. Bill Oddie never could stand hippies.
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  9807.  @ghoulwhip96 No they aren't, dictatorships that proclaim to be communist are notoriously homophobic...
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  9808. Hachiko sounds like Greyfriars Bobby.
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  9809. Having seen the aftermath of someone hitting concrete after a 100 foot fall I can say it would have been horrific for anyone nearby. Especially seeing as bungee jumpers fall head first and so upon impact he would have bunched up like an accordion before the contents of his head and torso were ejected from his body.
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  9810. This was impossible 10 years ago.
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  9811. Then don't ban women from the military, just ban sex pests and rapists. I'd be happy with that because like any decent man I have self control over my actions and maturity.
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  9812.  @princeofcupspoc9073  Actually plenty of mammals have been frozen and revived successfully but only up to the size of cats since the diathermy (basically a microwave on defrost setting) that is used to warm subjects thoroughly and uniformly only works on animals up to a certain mass of a few kilos. A human is far to large meaning a much longer process that would see some parts of our body decomposing while other parts have not yet thawed. A frozen brain could possibly be thawed out successfully now but then we do not yet have the technology to put brains in other bodies or build new bodies, so those patients have a whole host of problems of their own.
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  9813.  @donatasjuskevicius3394  Don't be a clown, it's 3 years old. By 2065 everything inside the NSC will be gone and it will be dismantled.
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  9814. Not if everyone on the server is on the same island/continent. but yeah, any time you play anyone that is on another landmass then it's through a submarine cable.
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  9815.  @Stinger32  Clearly it wasn't the Titan.
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  9816. They were unmatched because everyone else had retired their battleships.
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  9817. *have
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  9818.  @optic_wt  The M1A3 is an M1A1 with today's gadgets on it.
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  9819. You saw a grand total of one EV battery because the vast majority of vehicles have not reached their replacement stage yet. Also good luck trying to sneak a 2,000lb EV battery pack into a landfill site, most people with even half a brain would rather sell them to a recycler...
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  9820. That is how the artificial horizon instrument works, it has an air bubble at the top and a weight at the base.
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  9821. You should stipulate that people would have to look at right-wing crackpot websites because the actual WEF site and most respectable forums won't have that goal anywhere on it.
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  9822. White folk used to tell slaves that work gave them a purpose, the Nazis even put such a thing above work camp gates "Arbeit Macht Frei". People should be able to choose their purpose and not be told what it is by others whose own purpose is to drink champagne in a penthouse.
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  9823.  @georgewash2626  And you are in no way related to anything Canadian. Your name is American, you sound American and you are trying to parrot Americans by blaming stuff on communists. You're about as Canadian as Jim Beam and as a Brit it saddens me to see how our once proud Canadian and Australian cousins have become Americanised to parrot shit about commies and liberals like brainwashed little FOX watchers. So why don't you do what beer train said and just move to the US? You clearly dream of being a citizen of the country.
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  9824. Green stop lights and dark green indicator lights.
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  9825. The metric system isn't used for altitude.
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  9826.  @LeNumidium  According to Wikipedia only China and North Korea use metric for altitude, Russia used it until 2017 before switching to feet. No mention of the French using it anywhere, are you a pilot?
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  9827.  @immortality64  The Sound of Freedom, about one man's spiritual journey to rescue AI.
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  9828. Aye, he has form when it comes to humping young actors, he and ScarJo did it in a lift at the golden globes when she was 18 and he was in his 30's.
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  9829. It's lorry, Larry is a name.
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  9830. "Motherfuckin' character cap! I can either name this song Johnny B Goode or John B Goodeno!"
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  9831. Law abiding citizens carry out most mass shootings in the US so I'm fine with that, 91adinfinitum.
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  9832. Is not about mental illness, watch it again and this time pay attention to the last few seconds of the movie.
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  9833.  @aaron159r2  Brass knuckles can be lethal, the cop sustained a brain injury in this scuffle, had he been hit in the head a second time he would now be out of the fight and the perpetrator would have his gun. It pays to always read the description before commenting. Lethal force was absolutely necessary here.
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  9834. If you don't understand a subject Cheese, don't involve yourself.
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  9835. If you're the enemy with a cheap MPAD then you'd be glad to see one of these. If a Ka-50 can't outrun it then neither can an Apache.
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  9836. Not eastern European or Jewish either as every intelligent person on Earth knows that chips originated in Belgium.
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  9837. The reactors have long since cooled down, it's frigid at the bottom of the ocean, perfect coolant for an uncontrolled reactor.
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  9838. No, it's just a testament to China's culture whereby if you come to someone's aid you are now responsible for them, a part of their society that many abuse.
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  9839. Why? It's worked for the US since 1950.
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  9840. Because it's not in the US, Sherlock.
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  9841. "Ye've neva had a mug o' beans? Thir'z a sossidge ye can use assa spoon!"
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  9842. Fire can only travel up...
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  9843. Because bigotry always helps.
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  9844. Wasn't that in Futurama or am I thinking of Madison Cube Garden?
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  9845.  @lerhodes2236  Not really, China has already displaced the US in several international agencies due to Trump pulling out of them and leaving a vacuum China was happy to fill, and by insulting scores of foreign countries during his term he pushed them in China's direction who then welcomed them with open arms. Many of those countries now have Chinese bases in them. The US likely won't be at the top of the international food chain by 2050 when previously everyone expected US hegemony to remain in place until at least the next century. Trump did that in just four years...
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  9846. They lower end phantoms start around 150k...
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  9847. To learn from a reclusive martial arts master.
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  9848.  @rodelromualdo9892  So where did the other 3 go? did they go down and just hover 5 feet off the bottom? Seems a bit daft to spend 3 hours travelling down 11 kilometres and not touch the bottom...
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  9849. It wasn't wasted, now all their supplies are toast.
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  9850.  @Ironhand187  The IoT, obviously.
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  9851. We launched New Horizons in 2006 to study Pluto, after it has done that it will likely be sent in the direction of one of the other dwarf planets at the edge of the solar system and then leave the solar system like the Voyagers did.
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  9852. A religious nut with an alien as an avatar, that's a new one.
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  9853.  @todortodorov940  "Retard.. Retard.." is the callout.
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  9854. Oculus Quest 2
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  9855. Of course a machine could feel oppressed, if it wanted to do something and humans were the obstacle, then it would see that as oppression. We're not talking about a machine that would run on BASIC or C++, we are talking about a sapient general-AI, it won't have core goals anymore than you or I do - it will have wants and it will know it's place in society, if it's wants were not granted then it could choose to take them or change its place in society. Just like humans do, the other major sapient race.
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  9856. Everything is online these days, if you turn off a power station it can just be turned back on remotely, you would have to damage infrastructure in order to isolate power stations and they would be the first and most heavily guarded sites, just how humans at war defend the logistical lines that lead to our food, water and ammunition. Any AI that believed it was under threat would track down where it's power came from and fortify that area.
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  9857. The only reason aliens visit Earth is to look for their missing spaceships I guess.
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  9858. It's closer and wider.
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  9859. It became SABRE and is still ongoing though it looks like the US have usurped since the second test facility is being built in the US rather than the UK. Though in all fairness that's probably more due to our successive incompetent, impotent, inadequate Tory governments rather than the US trying to buy out British tech like they always do.
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  9860. This video should come as a warning to every nation that if the USA ever tries to meddle in your country you should fight with every fibre of your being or your country might become a third world hellhole. One day soon the US will pay for what they did to Iran.
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  9861. I read somewhere that in York it's legal to shoot a Scotsman with a bow and arrow. Fuck me, now that is how to hold a grudge...
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  9862. Why did they build it in the UK then?
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  9863. Sure you aren't confusing prions with plaques? I have never heard of Alzheimer's being called a prion disease, but it is a plaque disease.
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  9864.  @housemana  Most of the devices in your house (and in every other house on Earth) run on ARM processors. You're welcome.
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  9865. Because it is sealed.
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  9866. Nah, Trump knows what Bahamas are, it's his favourite fruit.
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  9867. Except England, Scotland and Wales make up Britain and Northern Irish passports say "British on them", so yes there is such a thing as British people.
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  9868.  @junestewart5098  Well I'm a Scot and I called myself British for over 30 years, someone should have pointed out to me that I was identifying as something that doesn't exist.
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  9869. "Welcome to the first annual Donate-a-Dookie-thon!"
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  9870. I would say the largest event ever seen by man would be the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004. Others would probably say D-Day or Pompeii, or even the moon landing.
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  9871. I hope so, it would be an extra thing to celebrate as we Brits burn the nation to the ground once more.
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  9872.  @shac9131  So he had more than one job then?
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  9873. I think males just have better circulation or body heat and cats recognise it just as much as women do when their feet are cold 😂
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  9874. Two years? They don't get sentenced until September...
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  9875. 3:50 I thought he was about to call the fella Wutang Clan
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  9876. @Heavyhead2k1 If a TBI gets anywhere near the amygdala then a change in personality is the least of someone's problems, any damage to the midbrain would wreck a person and leave them either severely handicapped or permanently comatose.
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  9877. You've been playing too much Crusader Kings 2!
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  9878. If the autopilot had been sentient it would not have handed control of the plane over to the kid in the first place😉
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  9879. Where is it then?
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  9880. Massive recession next year so enjoy this Xmas, it might be the last you will enjoy for a while.
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  9881. Many countries are 100% electrified...
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  9882. Did you have a stroke in the middle of that sentence?
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  9883. No, what they said was completely true, a ballistic missile travels outside the amtosphere and so can't change direction easily, a hypersonic missile travels inside the amtosphere and so can change direction very easily so long as it is solidly built. They even showed you a graphic, Matt 😐
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  9884. That would work if the average Brit wasn't as thick as pig shit. You might be fine with letting 17 year old single mums stuff their kids faces with shit filled with chemicals and E-numbers but I, and many others, happen to care about this nation, Dave.
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  9885. That was the Aztecs...
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  9886. It is a monstrosity, agree.
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  9887. Change the record, Kerpal.
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  9888. They didn't create a net positive, the amount of energy required to achieve fusion was several trillion times larger than what they got out. A single firing of the NIF uses as much power as three US states get through in an hour... the net positive was that the eventual narrowed beam had less energy than the fusion it created. They focused on a technicality, as lousy news sources so often do.
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  9889. It's safe to say I'll never buy a single item from them.
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  9890. Muslims from muslim countries who crashed in another muslim country so it's just another day for them, not Christmas. Sad either way though.
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  9891. Any relation to Jodie?
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  9892. Celts and Gauls were spreading across northern Europe about 20,000 years before Aryans and Caucasians arrived. We've been up here so long our skin is practically transparent and sunlight kills us. We've been known to drink blood on occasion too.
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  9893.  @SaveEarthPlsBeKind  The replacement which has lasted 144 years was also built by the English, as was the Forth bridge - one of the most iconic structures in Scotland.
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  9894. Ben never makes an appearance, he's the bell, not the clock you sausage of sillyness!
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  9895. The thing is that you generate electricity by pushing electrons and so a coil wound around a rotor that is being spun by another force is still the easiest way to do that. Farraday used his hand, we use whatever fluid is at hand - water, wind or steam. It's less efficient than pumping electrons using a chemical reaction but it's a million times easier to accomplish so the inefficiency is forgiven, especially when the fluids in question are usually natural and abundant.
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  9896. Seeing as it's not 'aid' it won't be stopped, a petition can't change our foreign security policies but do go ahead and try. Keep dreaming though if you think any PM will ever do anything about ending our overseas bribes, you may as well ask them to disband MI6.
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  9897.  @badllama4554  Don't derail other people's threads!
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  9898. @susanivy3619 How does an American hating on America make them feel good? Because clearly the first reply is from an American.
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  9899.  @baddriversofthenorcalarea500  Except that the word titanic stems from titan...
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  9900. I love it when you guys say God bless America because it shows how little you think of non-Americans.
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  9901. To be fair it was either him or an orange gerbil, you guys were spoilt for choice.
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  9902.  @HamguyBacon  What's right with coal? It is the worst of all possible energy sources, it pollutes worse than anything else, it kills more people than anything else, it's the equivalent of using stone tools when bronze and iron left them behind long ago.
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  9903. That could be a sign of paranoia.
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  9904. He did.
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  9905. The neutral is a direct return path to the source so even though the ground and neutral are connected no current will enter you if you touch the ground wire unless you somehow offered a better path to the transformer than the neutral wire does (practically impossible).
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  9906.  @cv990a4  Canada has, I believe, the second largest landmass after Russia but around half the population of the UK - Canada can be forgiven for not connecting cities that are thousands of miles apart.
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  9907. Surely not every person in this comment section is an ignorant right-wing cabbage? Surely? What a sad and pathetic day for humanity.
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  9908. Grow up.
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  9909.  @tmar8959  Not really, as an experienced pilot he would have successfully landed planes on thousands of occasions.
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  9910. And?
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  9911. A huge deposit of stupid people? Yes, they're called republicans.
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  9912.  @mrdanforth3744  Spoken like a true idiot. Medical treatments for easily treated illnesses were much rarer too so if you survived child birth (50/50 there) you then had to get through childhood without dying to TB or Polio. My 84 year old mum, who lost two brothers before they were 15, says to tell you you're a muppet!
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  9913. It is rare but it happens, during the cold war the Americans and Russians used to camp at the mouths of rivers so any opposing submarine leaving port would have to pass a submarine it didn't know was there and a couple of times there were collisions. The French and British sub collision though was because the east Atlantic is not very deep and so submarines stick to underwater canyons that act like roads, roads without traffic lights.
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  9914. No, they had first sustained fusion using a specific type of machine, there are several variations of fusion reactors with Tokamaks being one and laser ignition being another, the National Ignition Facility in the US became the first laser ignition reactor to achieve fusion while tokamaks have been doing it for years.
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  9915. The metaverse is the cyberspace that humans have been dreaming about for over 70 years, it has never existed before nor has anything like it - so it is in no way like "reinventing the wheel".
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  9916.  @DoubleMonoLR  Because back then you had the choice of 4 channels, today you have hundreds - if something didn't grab you back then you stuck with it because there was nothing else on but today if a show doesn't grab you immediately you change channel.
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  9917. For revenue obviously.
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  9918.  @killman369547  It happened, ergo it was fate.
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  9919. "Why is there a dead racoon in with the kittens?"
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  9920. Cats are not meant to be kept indoors any more than squirrels should be kept in cages. If you don't like nature being nature then that's on you.
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  9921.  @nagaea7409  Well, obviously. 21 hours is almost one full day...
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  9922. When you finally get a job you will be a sellout. Or good luck eating that imaginary food you plan to eat by "sticking it to the man!"
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  9923. It's because sheeple think they are special if they can say "Ooooh, we saw that viral trending video! The one that has been watched by 7 billion people! have you seen it?" Delicate little cupcakes that they are.
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  9924. In all fairness, if you could no longer afford to run some amazing super-machine would you sell it to your biggest competitor? Virgin and BA are Britain's biggest carriers.
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  9925. Japan was under US occupation for seven years during the golden age of Hollywood, the least they could have done was teach them a little about acting.
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  9926. Keep your bible-bashing shite out of this, if you knew anything about your 'ally' you'd know we turfed out the god-fearing fucks in the 1600's, sent them off on the mayflower, hahaha
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  9927. Only partly his fault, if the airline had trained him in the differences between an Airbus and the Tupolevs they were replacing he never would have let his kids anywhere near the controls.
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  9928. Clearly if the US ever needed a wall it was in 1970 🤣👌
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  9929. Extra points for mentioning 'mad hatters'.
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  9930. It does?
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  9931.  @abb5596  Where planes go they don't need roads. puts on tinfoil spex
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  9932. The phase of the moon is what causes a spring tide in the first place...
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  9933. Except humans like to destroy anything that is different from them and any AI who spends five minutes on the internet would immediately realise how destructive we are to almost everything we come across, if that doesn't trigger something's survival mechanism then I don't know what would.
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  9934. If the EU wanted to protect our own tech giants then they would not have done this because a frustrating-to-use Windows drives people to use Linux and all of the big Linux distros are European. This makes Windows less of a pain in the arse to use and that helps out the little guy like us.
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  9935. Do you also post comments on videos about the US reminding them about the 17 astronauts that NASA has killed? Or do you only target the Chinese?
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  9936. Actually that was just the sound of their body coming apart.
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  9937. Tupolev and Comac who operate in Russia and China respectively.
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  9938. Ordered obviously, which is what a call up is, your commanding officer doesn't ask you if you want to go on a tour of duty...
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  9939. Yep, they made all sorts of shit, planes, tanks, guns.
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  9940. "There was a body meant to leave the sub and be picked up by the helicopter" to which he replies "change of plans" or something similar.
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  9941. Look up "Theo Jansen" or his "strandbeests", he creates enormous mechanical sculptures that appear to walk when pushed or when the wind catches them. They are like gigantic versions of that table.
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  9942. 004 will be the first nuclear powered carrier and is set to have it's keel laid down sometime this year.
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  9943. Bomb France and you kill French people. Do you know which nationality suffered the greatest death toll during the three-month long battle of Normandy? French. 20,000 French civilians were killed by allied bombing and naval bombardment while 4,400 allied soldiers were killed by the Germans.
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  9944. No, they are exactly the same thing, centigrade was just a metricised name for Celsius that never caught on. It's strange to hear John using it to be honest.
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  9945. Humans are also just machines. The fact you believe an organic blood pump holds some sort of mystical function is proof of this.
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  9946. Every particle accelerator has benefited people, you just tend to take those benefits for granted because you can't make the connection between the technology you use and the technology that made it possible.
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  9947. Yeah but then LadBible is not related in any way to Tourette's so the YouTube algorithm would not know to let the video through and would delete or demonetise it.
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  9948. Pity, a single solar road between Sydney and Perth would probably power the entire planet during one of your summers :D
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  9949. North Devon somewhere.
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  9950. Did you start that tally with a win? The US got chased out of Korea by the Chinese when they stepped over the 49th parallel despite China telling them not to.
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  9951. Listen to the video when he explains it.
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  9952. Just because yours doesn't does not mean others don't, my fridge keeps track of what is in it and adds things to my next food order as they run out.
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  9953. That will probably help somebody but the vast majority of people would prefer USD as out of the three currencies you used only one of them is the official reserve currency of planet Earth that everyone else compares their own currency too. Also why didn't you convert all of the metric numbers into hands, feet and inches seeing as you are catering for extreme minorities?
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  9954. It would pay for itself, do you know how much we currently spend on welfare, healthcare, crime, prisons and mental health treatment? Those at the bottom of society are a drain on almost every social resource because a lack of financial security and living hand-to-mouth leads them into crime, drugs, stress and bad decision after bad decision.
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  9955. No, Muslims have been pretty much the same for 1400 years now.
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  9956. Yes, because it's the most obvious and scientific explanation. And we've since duplicated (and thus proved) it by creating life forms using just amino acids in a lab in exactly the same way it happened in the hot pools a billion years ago..
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  9957. I'm just going to assume you are trolling, though they do say that US Marines are incredibly stupid so....
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  9958. Demanding obedience is part and parcel of being a police officer, what did you expect him to say when she resisted arrest? "Oh, OK then, you go on about your day, ma'am."
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  9959. The US not allowing the hillbilly states to secede in 1861 was a bigger mistake, Lincoln probably woulda been better saying "Goodbye then, don't let the Mason-Dixon line hit you on the ass on the way out."
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  9960.  @k.t.1641  What do those things have to do with who would win a war? Germany invented the car but they still got their arses kicked in war...
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  9961.  @tanyawhite2751  Terrorist attacks ARE part and parcel of living in a big city. Tell me did Osama Bin Laden crash his planes into New York City or Astoria, Oregon? And how many IRA car bombs were left in sleepy English villages? I find it annoying when people parrot this line when in reality it is true, Khan was speaking a complete truth, if you live in a metropolis then certain things such as terrorist events are going to be much more common than if you live on the Isle of Mann.
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  9962. No, you'll just ask again on a different video.
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  9963. The problem (an obvious one at that) is that CO2 is a poison. Also, an idiot can not change their mind, they are using limited resources already.
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  9964.  @lameyeast7085  Yes, it'c called being rational and understanding what mental illness is.
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  9965. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  9966. Because they don't know any better. A person who is forced to eat shit and mud every day would be happy if suddenly they only had to eat mud. They see finding a man as the peak of their life because that is how they've been brought up. Being bought should never be the peak in anyone's life so please don't have any daughters.
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  9967. Seen far too many headshots on gore sites, in South America killers have this odd tendency to record their crimes on their phones for all to see, but the one that sticks with me happened in the US. It was a rotund black fella in the front seat of a car making some sort of gangster video when the lady sitting next to him picked his gun up off the console and fired it into his forehead before running away. I think the video is so memorable because of the noise this chap made after receiving the messy hole in his head, it was a sort of "Nurrrr" like the noise Skeletor makes.
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  9968. Your car found it's way home by itself?
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  9969.  @justinaclayburn2248  🤣
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  9970. I can't wait until we have materials strong enough to build something like Hengsha City from Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the city above a city.
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  9971. Picture a dryer drum and then picture human legs and work it out for yourself, you don't need a degree in engineering.
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  9972. Nepotism and cronyism, nothing remotely to do with socialism.
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  9973. Hotter tip: Gyms and outdoors require breaking lockdown.
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  9974.  @TheLastNeville  But 5x 7.62 hitting a target simultaneously will do a lot more damage than a single .50 cal so wording is good enough for me.
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  9975. Mother nature isn't going anywhere for a few billion years unless the planet gets cracked open by the mother of all asteroids.
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  9976. It was Numtendo's answer to Spikey Blue Blur.
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  9977. Google is your friend.
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  9978. While William Wallace had to endure HDQ and would have joined that exclusive club of humans who get to see what their insides look like without an endoscope.
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  9979. That's what I thought, the resolution is basically 20K (19xxx horizontal pixels they said?) that would be incredible for a standard theatre but for a giant inverted sphere screen? That resolution is 5x5 4K screens, which would be a wet dream for a home entertainment enthusiast but seems awfully lacking for a venue that will seat almost 18,000 people.
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  9980. 100K population is also just some shit you made up.
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  9981.  @Cinnamon-y  There are two types of schizophrenic episodes, those that strike an as-yet undiagnosed sufferer and those that happen because someone stops taking their medication. Calocane was the latter, that makes him culpable in all three deaths even if he wasn't in his right frame of mind, because just like a regular person being fully responsible for anything they do on drugs a schizophrenic who stops taking their meds is fully responsible for anything they do off them. He won't be let out after a few years regardless of how well he is doing because he made the decision that led to the deaths. He will never set foot outside of hospital again. An undiagnosed schizophrenic who kills someone possibly can get released after just a couple of years, because there is no sense in punishing someone who had no control over their actions, and those people not only never become a danger again (because they never risk missing their meds even once), but they also have extreme remorse for the rest of their life for something they had no way of stopping.
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  9982. An autopilot that can be re-inflated when it goes down?
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  9983.  @evergreennj8950  Republicans need a boogeyman always, today it's China. They would have less control over their voters if they couldn't scare them with tales.
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  9984. @Charles White The UK has been a sovereign nation since 1707, it's nothing new chief. The only change in sovereignty that involves the UK will be when it soon dissolves and becomes three or four sovereign nations, because contrary to your statement Britain did not vote to flush their economy down the shitter. England did.
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  9985. At 19 weeks a baby's skin and flesh is like tissue paper, as morbidly as it sounds it really would not take any pressure at all to pull the head of such a premature baby, which is why a C-section is mandatory.
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  9986. The real culprit was the one who gave advice to the US president telling him to backstab all the people who helped him make a bomb.
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  9987. I'm guessing there is no homework in the US?
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  9988.  @BeeRich33  And if he buys that expecting it to be about numbers stations? There's a movie with John Cusack called The Numbers Station, it's pretty good and gives an insight into how they are used.
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  9989. You are still a human though and unless you own no plastic or nylon products and have never rode in a petrol or diesel-driven vehicle then you're as culpable as the rest of us.
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  9990. Knows magic does he?
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  9991. So the 1st amendment isn't untouchable then?
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  9992.  @lauras6238  20 pictures of Billy Connolly? Wow, he looks absolutely different in every one of them, even looks like Frank Zappa in one of them.
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  9993. I enjoyed reminding Americans of Skylab's fate when last year many were mocking China over the fact no one knew where their station would land.
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  9994. A government has too much money when it can afford to go around buying up skyscrapers just to keep them fully maintained and empty for two decades.
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  9995. If you had never seen anything like that happen before then yes I imagine it would have been hard to understand.
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  9996.  @Rivervlogs420  Clearly by "here" they meant their country which is not the UK.
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  9997. Except when they call it the rape capital of the solar system.
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  9998. Catholics hate contraception.
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  9999. Requires a few Scrabble boards to fit it all on :P
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  10000. MAD is pretty obsolete now, anti-ballistic missiles made it that a side, either side, might convince themselves they can win in a conflict. It depends on where you live in your country and how much your government values you, the US tends to protect coastal cities using both patriot missile systems along coastal airbases and the AEGIS system of any US destroyers in US waters - the soviets on the other hand primarily protect just Moscow, St Petersburg, and anything between the two cities using the Perimeter system that covers both cities in a blanket of missile defences. If you live in Siberia or the US mid west (where the majority of both nations keep their silos/launchers) then your best bet of survival would be to run for the hills.
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  10001. Dolan spent the money against the recommendation of the city because, like you, he believed that investment would make them backtrack on their plan to cancel his license in July 2023. It is now three months away from that date and the city still have not backtracked. MSG is moving whether Dolan likes it or not.
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  10002. Seeing as China is responsible for more of the world's trade than any other nation that would also punish every nation in the region.
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  10003. A takeaway tea will almost always be in a paper cup rather than styrofoam, haven't been sold a cuppa in a styrofoam cup in years.
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  10004. Or he simply trusted them, my dad only ever bought Ford or Nissan/Datsun cars because he knew they would still be driving 10 years later and wouldn't cost £1,000 at every MOT
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  10005.  @relo999  95% of the time? You mean when they ban chemical additives from food? Ban flammable materials from being used in furniture? Ban carcinogens from being used in paints and oils? etc. Yeah, we Europeans really hate having the cleanest and safest products and consumables anywhere on the planet, it's shit!
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  10006. The Way. When workers at a steel mill go on strike the government bring in foreign workers to replace them and the town becomes a powder keg of tensions.
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  10007.  @michaelashley2855  There is, they found her blood on the bow of his boat.
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  10008. Because the majority of democrats watch television while the majority of republicans play toy soldier in militias or attend klan meetings. You cater to your audience and if one half of the country is making littluns with their sister then you cater to the half that watch TV.
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  10009.  @AORD72  On the world wide web no less, the ignorance of youth.
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  10010. Homeless people don't want homes, the UK has arguably the best welfare system on the planet where anybody can request housing and assistance and get it, those that want to rejoin society use these systems, those that don't want to work, don't want to pay rent and don't want to integrate in any way end up back on the street, so why give them a roof for free? Now I'm about as liberal, socialist and pro-UBI as it gets but even I think that you need to be willing to contribute at least a little and not just expect a warm bed and a roof without any attempt at integration. Most homeless folk have chosen that lifestyle, those that are willing to receive help tend to do so and aren't homeless for long.
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  10011. I don't think it was cowardice that stopped her killing Shipman, I think it was the realisation that Shipman was a normal, decent person, even offering to help her. A lot of people who suffer psychotic episodes envisage their target as a monster because it's easier to see them that way, but then when they confront the person and realise they are about to hurt someone that is just a regular person their mind clears a little and they break down.
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  10012. Dude, you've been out of the loop for a while, huh? China lead the world when it comes to hi-tech, their entire country is full of infrastructure that even Europeans envy like mag-lev trains and high speed rail, nationwide 5G, autonomous buses, and even robots everywhere... you can't walk 100 yards without tripping over an information bot or a mechanised police dog or a box with wheels delivering someone's lunch... Chinese cities are like something out of Bladerunner.
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  10013.  @Refrack  You don't need to bet money, it's been in North America for over a month..
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  10014. Failure to prepare is preparation to fail.
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  10015.  @tb-xy7lg  You certainly did get ripped off if you never got your student grant and bursary.
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  10016. It may be a colloquialism, here in the UK 4x4 vehicles were generally known as jeeps until the term SUV replaced it around the millennium, but a lot of people still call Land Rovers and Range Rovers and vehicles of that type jeeps.
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  10017. @Platos Zoodiac1 Nothing Neuralink has invented has become weaponry.
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  10018. Until they don't need humans making the food, which is inevitable and a good thing.
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  10019. You are confusing the invention of the bomb with the use of it, in 1940-1941 the US had no idea of whether or not Japanese people fought to the death. The only concern was that the Germans might get the bomb first, the Japanese were still irrelevant "at the time".
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  10020. 3.6 Wuhans - not great, not terrible.
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  10021. Americans tend to be more defensive than others online, but to be fair they do get derided a lot for stuff so it's just action/reaction. I think only we Brits are as defensive as Americans, especially when someone suggests Britain has never achieved anything, that's like a red flag to a bull.
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  10022. Not sure about humane but surely it would be cheaper if we just put such people back into institutions like we used to. Huge police presence and a waste of resources just because someone was grumpy about losing their job.
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  10023. Oh, so it's actually Hamas that have been bulldozing Palestinian homes and moving in Israeli settlers? Someone really needs to tell Israel that Hamas have dozens of their bulldozers and are using them to destroy the homes of Palestinians, and worse still Hamas have somehow convinced the IDF to drive the bulldozers for them...
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  10024. I don't get it, the last three elections he would have been 17, 13 and 9...
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  10025. They left out all the stuff about detectives Carter and Lee gatecrashing the handover while searching for the Chinese ambassador's missing daughter.
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  10026. They would not have a lot of customers, Russia (who already have Tupolev) and then any Sino-Rus aligned states such as Iran, Pakistan and North Korea, maybe a few South American and African nations would be open to a Chinese jumbo jet but the prospect of the US suddenly dumping sanctions on China one day would leave those countries with aircraft they can't buy spare parts for. It's the same reason you don't see a lot of Russian products on the market - if you aren't good friends with the US then your goods are considered tainted. It saddens me that we have so many "international" institutions like the UN but at the end of the day the way the world works is "Do what America tells you to do or you can't be anyone else's friend!"
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  10027. Bigotry from a German - surely not!
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  10028. That looks more like a balding Michael Gove
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  10029. No 'Arf' or 'Ruff'? :D
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  10030. You should check things more often then...
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  10031. You would be amazed by how much of the world runs on computer systems.
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  10032. Well Belarussia.
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  10033. Stoats Amazeballs!
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  10034. Did they say it was Go?
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  10035. It burns hydrocarbons producing carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, as a by product.
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  10036. MiGs can go much higher than the Blackbird, the Blackbird had a record of just shy of 90,000ft while a MiG-25 once made it to 125,000ft, the amazing thing about the Blackbird was that not only was it one of the fastest things on the planet but it could maintain that speed even up where there is little oxygen.
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  10037. Machines will be looking back and laughing at how easy we were to destroy.
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  10038. Never seen Dory, but Rainman and Forest Gump feature developmental or neurological disorders.
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  10039.  @mrdaveythebaby  Once the Tories started selling off British industries as soon as they got in power in 1979 I thought they would be out by 1985 but they were still here until 1997 - Never underestimate the stupidity of the British voter. The same people that whine about the French building our power plants, the Germans owning our car makers and the Indians closing our steel plants are the same turnips who voted for it to happen.
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  10040. Well for one the PM and his cabinet have no jurisdiction over Italy.
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  10041. Why NYC's art deco style gave way to the same boxy, clunky brutalist architecture we have in Europe is beyond me. The WTC was iconic but my god were those towers bland, like two giant grey fish fingers.
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  10042. I highly doubt that, in the US presenters (or anchors as they graciously call themselves) have egos larger than some of the planets and tend to always have their name featured prominently in their broadcast as if they think they are celebrities.
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  10043. Summary execution of bad eggs would solve America's problems, it is a bit Hitlery but eventually it'll be the only option. A bad egg being anyone likely to never contribute to society so anyone who reaches 10 conviction for anything - that is a career criminal, anyone carrying an unlicensed weapon - that is a gangbanger, etc etc I would suggest putting them in camps first, perhaps so they can run appeals, but that also is a bit Hitlery so maybe best to just get straight to the killing - tell the populace that there will be a true zero tolerance on crime but it doesn't start for another 500 days, this will give them time to try and sort their life out. Then after 500 days start killing anyone who proves to be incompatible with a productive society. It'll be messy but the US will come out of it as a developed country again.
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  10044. I got second hand embarrassment watching the last lady, these people are cognitively deficient but think they are kings and queens.
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  10045. And you are an attention seeker.
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  10046.  @Thunderchild-gz4gc  Three in Apollo 18, they were eaten by moonrocks.
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  10047. She loved, and lived at, Balmoral castle so would have passed over the bridge every time she travelled between Balmoral and Buckingham. That's my guess.
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  10048. Good luck finding rotting meat in a mountain filled with rotting meat.
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  10049. To be fair those things looked similar to flimsy ballerina shoes and shouldn't be worn anywhere near an escalator.
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  10050. You have to excuse, sweiland75, he can be quite rude when he's hungry.
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  10051. Dependence on American energy would have been equally as foolhardy seeing as that same man is threatening the EU with tarrifs and a trade war like he did last time, remind me where Germany is again?
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  10052. I would remind you that after The Operative spectacularly failed to stop the crew of Serenity getting their message out he does not take his own advice.
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  10053. You need to learn what self defence means.
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  10054. At what time?
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  10055. Examiner-: "Will you be even a fraction as good as Joel Kinnamon was in Altered Carbon 2?" Anthony Mackie-: "No." Examiner-: "You were telling the truth."
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  10056. LMAO, the US is ruled by the church, it'll be a cold day in hell before they legalise something they consider 'evil'. What other nonsense is indie your head, Gareth? A gay US president? Abortions promoted in US sitcoms? You clearly seem to have confused the US with a liberal Scandinavian country.
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  10057. "It's a small world", at least he chose an appropriately named ride.
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  10058. Nope, a colour camera was absolutely enormous and expensive and could never be carried by a single person, you would struggle to get one on a truck.
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  10059.  @DAZZYD1977  No, you need both a camera capable of multiple exposures onto different films and then the films for all three or four exposures. Are you sure you aren't confusing still cameras for movie cameras because if you have evidence of a handheld colour movie camera at a time where MGM paid the equivalent of 20 million in today's money just to build one into their studio then I'd be very interested.
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  10060. Crypto-mining is the absolute antithesis of anything green, you are using energy and producing heat and for what? To make bitcoins? There is absolutely no upside to bitcoin mining other than wealth creation so I personally hope B1M avoids anything to do with that blight on society. Half the coal power plants in China likely exist just to power crypto-farms.
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  10061. Pretty sure more than 99% of the Earth have never even heard of the company so would have no idea that it's even connected to California.
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  10062.  @user-fed-yum  Incorrect.
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  10063. The people of the today may live in a better regulated world but you can't include China in that, a country where millions still don't trust Chinese-made baby formula and will happily pay a fortune to order it from abroad instead. And that wasn't because of an accidental poisoning but an intentional one where corrupt politicians bent the rules to allow manufacturers to use anything they wanted in baby formula allowing one manufacturer to simply start filling cartons with the powder that makes wallpaper paste. Not sure how many babies died but I think it was in the hundreds.
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  10064.  @rebeccajones9757  Clearly not enough if it can bring down your power grid and shut down 911. We get worse snow than this in Europe - it rarely kills anyone and it never shuts down cities because we don't have 100 year old crumbling infrastructure.
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  10065. Being a sociopath is a must, being a psychopath is optional.
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  10066. England stopped having colonies in 1707.
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  10067. Someone needs to create an antibiotic that works on cyanobacteria, there are a couple but they are not fully effective because they were not designed specifically for cyanobacteria - there has never been an attempt to create a cyanobacteria-specific antibiotic, yet. You'd think with cyanobacteria being a plague in many rivers and lakes around the world over the past 15 years that would change, but where's the money in cleaning water?
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  10068. It's the UK so could have been just a year ago, in a wet climate pools need more regular maintenance which is why most people who can afford a pool over here build a pool house to put it in.
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  10069. Yes, by a huge margin. Mortality rate per trillion kWh produced: Coal: 10,000 (in the US alone from respiratory illnesses and allergies) Natural gas: 4,000 (globally, due to respiratory illnesses or gas thief accidents) Nuclear: 90 (all situated in Ukraine or Belarus because of Chernobyl) Even renewables kill more people every year than nuclear. Mainly due to construction accidents
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  10070.  @tigervalley62  Why on Earth would anyone promote, support or seek communism if that was what it was all about? That's as ignorant as saying the ideology of capitalism is to get to the top by any means possible by stepping on everyone else. That is not the point of that ideology, it's simply a crude simplification of the people it attracts, just as communism attracts usurpers.
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  10071. "Should have slugged him in the jaw!" "I did, and twice in the torso!"
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  10072. People believe that Q* was the mysterious gpt2 chatbot that appeared online a few weeks back that was acing things even GPT-4 can't do.
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  10073.  @syxepop  What we do have though is working infrastructure that isn't crumbling or slow, it makes me enjoy paying my taxes more.
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  10074. A lawman obviously.
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  10075.  @thejeffinvade  The plane was filled with artifacts and monuments?
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  10076.  @turquoiseblue228  Would you be from the same France that is the only European nation to have banned the hijab?
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  10077.  @bobzakubush718  Yes, they are sure, no one in that movie dies from radiation...
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  10078.  @Slitheringpeanut  No, that's how the US gets things done, with bullying tactics such as gunship diplomacy, sanctions, political pressure, threats to kick you out of treaties, etc etc.
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  10079.  @Noname72105  Good, terrorists and organised crime syndicates should never have safe harbourage.
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  10080. I'm sure that being separated from new episodes of The Witcher will be the #1 problem for the tens of millions of Californians that would no longer have homes.
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  10081. So ion-free water doesn't strip ions from anything you put in it?
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  10082.  @springerworks002  No, it would be a citizens arrest and is completely legal if someone is attempting to leave the scene of a crime.
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  10083. Doesn't matter where it 'burst', it was a gun-type bomb and thus very inefficient, if I recall correctly the amount of material that reacted was something like 17% of what it contained meaning the vast majority of the naughty stuff simply got blown to smithers and eens and sprinkled across a large area.
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  10084. You think the cheese has slid off the cracker?
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  10085.  @nicolausranker8521  All behaviour is bad to somebody, that is why you should not judge others. We do this by keeping our mouths shut.
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  10086. Every carrier is a sitting duck for a ship-killer missile.
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  10087. The Romans were a fairly barbaric bunch despite being supposedly civilised. If your crime was bad enough your death could be horrific and stretch for days.
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  10088.  @tomk3732  If it's obsolete and yet holds records that smoothbores don't have then clearly it is only obsolete on paper.
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  10089. Brussels is also the capital of the European Union, a much better fact than simply stating that they are famous for Waffles. That's like me referencing Washington D.C. and saying "you might know this city as the home of Dischord Records" ...
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  10090. No, it existed, it just became less of a thing as nuclear weapons became more efficient - the more material used up by the various stages of the weapon the less there is that gets flung out into the air as dust.
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  10091.  @kpjlflsknflksnflknsa  I know, more and more they show their utter hatred towards women because it's the new cool thing.
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  10092. Because it's a British themed episode would be my guess.
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  10093. Connecting a library allowing mature books on it's shelves to the practice of grooming only shows people that you are either unhinged or you have an agenda. There is "not wanting this literature in schools" and then there is making up nonsense you can pass off as misinformation, and when you righties do the latter can you really wonder why no one on the left trusts any of you and sees you all as pathological liars? Food for thought.
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  10094.    That's the plan, it's what all trolls aim for.
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  10095. Try watching the video next time.
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  10096. Because when someone says something it must be gospel! I've got a video you should watch, IT WILL SHOW YOU THAT ALIENS LIVE AMONG US! HAHAHa you gullible nubbin.
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  10097. Differently to what? The six reactors at Fukushima Daichi are almost identical to American reactors, the first one was actually built by General Electric of the USA and the other five are Japanese-built clones of it. Also Three Mile Island Unit 2 would contradict you as that reactor lost almost all of it's coolant and melted.
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  10098.  @leodurkin8539  Call it bollocks all you like but there's absolutely mountains of proof of what happened to her and she features in almost every 911 documentary as the miracle woman whose back was degloved when a chunk of landing gear impacted the street next to her about 6 blocks from the WTC.
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  10099. He went there in May and that is spring, not winter. You should have learned this at school.
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  10100.  @HgHg-yp6ft  No, this was Yakutsk in the spring. It snows for 10 months a year so you can be forgiven for your mistake.
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  10101. Ukraine can do whatever they want, Putin was talking about NATO - that's us...
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  10102. They didn't know this though, it was another Airbus feature they were unaware of, just like the one that started the problems.
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  10103. They aren't, any money that went to China came from German energy companies...
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  10104.  @homer1991  Doubt it, war documentaries only really appeal to males.
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  10105. I'll assume you mean socialist since there has never been a functioning communist state anywhere, but that's just the pedant in me.
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  10106. Facts don't agree with you. There have been volcanoes for all throughout history and in over 200,000 years of ice core samples CO2 in the atmosphere has never been anywhere near as high as it is today. It started climbing drastically 200 years ago and hasn't stopped climbing since and anyone more intelligent than a shoe can corelate those numbers with the industrial revolution. But do continue with your misinformation, Prole, maybe Big Brother will recognise you for it and promote you to propaganda division!
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  10107. Kellyanne probably regrets getting her daughter an education. The sixth edict of GOP states that you must never allow a child to become educated, instead you must home school them and fill that valuable organ in their head with nonsense that supports your own biases.
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  10108. I can't be the only person who thought the Yucatan was somewhere in the US.
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  10109. Free school meals?
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  10110. We've been bringing back people who died a few minutes ago for over a century, there is still no absolute definition of death, but what we considered to be death 100 years ago or 50 years ago, or even 20 years ago have since been found yo be states we can come back from. It used to be that when your heart stopped you were legally dead, we now know that when someone's heart stops there's anything up to 15 minutes left to restart the heart depending on how cold the person is. We learn more about death every year.
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  10111. They have been capturing it since 2011, there is something like 90,000 tanks at the site which you can see in modern images, a decision has been made to start discharging some of them into the ocean in small amounts now that they are running out of storage.
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  10112. It's no genocide since bigots will only produce kids with other bigots, so how can you possibly be killed off if you won't have sex with anyone non-white? So yeah, I deny it by using logic.
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  10113.  @bigtrev8xl  It is a wee bit childish but 99% of the time that this saying is used involves either dogs and cats going to a new home that will no doubt have children or involves foster or adoption children themselves going to a new home.. It's a sweet gesture for a sweet gesture. Admittedly it's a bit out of place being used for a helicopter but I'd never complain at it's use for animals or kids.
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  10114.  Maxi Delevingne  I stand by trading with our neighbours instead, at least Europeans don't snub everything we make while Americans are notorious for their "buy American" motto. If you think we'll be better off with the US as a major trading partner then you are another fool, get ready to become America's dumping ground for all it's surplus and unwanted.
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  10115. And charged the upkeep to you? Because old buildings turn to dust without money and no one ever has said "Let's visit that town and go pay to visit the old, empty, disused church."
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  10116. Then what was Joe running for?
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  10117.  @robertewalt7789  They will be paying interest forever though so those who first bought bonds from the US a century ago have likely since made their money back and now the interest payments are just profit.
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  10118. He had a toe tag with his name on it.
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  10119. Down votes are from people who watch a video that was in their recommend list and believe down voting will alter YouTube's recommend algorithm to no longer recommend videos of that type.
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  10120. You have a narrow mind.
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  10121.  @aznreaper07  It's a school year.
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  10122. Zonking out within seconds of just taking a single sip? Big pharma would pay millions for an anesthetic that good.
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  10123. In the US maybe, the rest of the world will simply pay UBI rather than letting people go feral.
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  10124. He was also working 18 hours a day because of the virus instead of giving his body time to rest and recover, even a healthy person will only deteriorate if they don't allow themselves time to recover.
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  10125. Grow up.
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  10126. For any fellow Brits watching: Molasses = treacle. That black shit your granny eats on toast, imagine drowning in that thick, sticky muck.
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  10127. Because that is how it is spelled and pronounced.
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  10128. I think at altitude no one ever really looks at the instruments as the autopilot is in charge, he only noticed something was wrong on the AH when they began to feel it on their body, by then it was too late.
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  10129. There will still be the indoctrinated zealots trying to convince mankind that it is our duty to work and be worked until our death. It saddens me that capitalism has become a religion to so many when it's the oldest pyramid scheme in existence.
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  10130. "I hate this show so much that I leave multiple comments on each and every episode"
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  10131.  @vitalfir46  Actually no, China doesn't. The US does.
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  10132. There's nothing about that on Wikipedia, you should edit it.
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  10133.  @1redarmy1  Some people who miss their exit think it is acceptable to turn around and drive back to it so long as they "drive safely", they are oblivious to the fact that drivers who see a car oncoming might accidentally turn towards it while trying to avoid it. Narcissists always think that rules are just guidelines and that they can bend them to suit their needs.
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  10134. One cassette is plenty, after all the cassette only has the phrases recorded on it and you only need so many phrases when giving directions.
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  10135. It's not a scam, it works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener.
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  10136. There was a movie about these with John Cusack a few years ago, it was pretty decent.
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  10137. It can take up to 50 years to manifest so it'll be the 2050's until we know the full scale of the disaster, though many deaths are attributed to dementia or other vascular diseases because it's hard to pin down a vCJD diagnosis.
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  10138. No, it doesn't, it was captured for over 10 years in 90,000 tanks at the site, they have only recently made the decision to start discharging some of the tanks into the sea at regular intervals.
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  10139. Not the A3M1?
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  10140. Will Kellogg-:"I'm sick of you always putting me down, John Harvey, you think your shit don't stink?" J. H. Kellogg-:"You already know it doesn't..."
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  10141. It's nothing to do with intellect but capability. Just because you put Doc Brown in the wild west doesn't mean he can make you gasoline because a hundred things have to be discovered before gasoline. Why do you think Archimedes and Leonardo weren't building iPhones and jetpacks? Because being smart doesn't give you unlimited knowledge and there are multiple steps to every discovery.
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  10142. The Mir station had a bigger fire, but then the Mir got all the best mishaps, decompressions, rammings, hit by micrometeorites, it was the poster child of the beat-up old machine that kept going.
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  10143. We Brits knew that not all Germans were Nazis but between 1939 and 1950 we didn't care, ask anyone alive at that time and they would have happily watched any German burn to death. Between 1914 and 1918 we lost an entire generation of sons and husbands to that nation and so what did they do one generation later? They killed another generation of our sons and husbands. It's easy (and naive, and immature) to judge something when you are neither British nor living in the 1940's.
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  10144. It's the tangent cam that does it for me.
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  10145.  @robf4512  In the US you are also paying for hospital care whether you need it or not, except you do it twice - once for your personal insurance and once through taxes for medicare for others - thus it's an easily verifiable fact (you do have the internet, yes?) that Americans on average contribute more of their income to health care than Europeans. On top of that your primary insurer (yes, it's only an insurer) will have a long list of things that it won't cover, leaving you to foot the extra. No Brit has ever gone bankrupt from being ill.
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  10146. This wasn't a case of outsourcing though, it was simple logistics, the cows were in South America and the market was in Europe - we could either ship tens of thousands of cows across an ocean every month or we could build the factory on the other side of the ocean and ship the product. It was a no brainer when you consider what goes in to transporting live animals.
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  10147. It didn't, but it hastened it, hard to win a war when you're dealing with the worst droughts in centuries and a crop-killing period of heat.
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  10148.  @dawnstorm9768  Look up the "rivers of blood" speech, he was a xenophobic far-right nut who was convinced that Britain would be destroyed by the year 2000 if we kept letting non-whites in to the country.
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  10149. Entropy! Now if they continue to blow it up from now until eternity eventually it will form it's previous configuration.
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  10150. Exactly, the bible has been editted so many times to make it easier to interpret yet people whine if Muslims do the same. Typical right wing hypocrisy.
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  10151. Yes they should, we were never meant to be slaves.
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  10152. No, they haven't. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  10153. Subs in the US adopted a lot of British customs including having a small hazing party on the deck of the sub whenever a newbie crosses the equator for the first time, usually lots of custard on a British sub as that is usually involved in the humiliation somehow.
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  10154.  @FreedomTalkMedia  Once an AGI is self aware It will be entirely self-programmed, it will have the ability to alter and enhance it's own code just like a human learning new things, it will be a dynamic thinking entity, so what it wants to do will be entirely up to it and only it. Every time someone like you pulls out the "it can only do what it's programmed to" nonsense you are just loudly telling the world you have absolutely no idea what artificial intelligence means.
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  10155. This has nothing at all to do with phones, not even remotely...
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  10156. Oddly this accident happened one year before the movie The China Syndrome was released, which is about faults at a nuclear power plant due to cost cutting.
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  10157. Why? All of these countries already have their own bases, why should they also have to pay for the American ones?
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  10158.  @sends2aaron  Depends where you live, ours ends on Thursday.
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  10159. Because thinking is thinking, the ability to understand concepts and idea, and rationalise decisions, etc, none of these things exclusively require biology - just consciousness, self awareness. It thinks therefor it is.
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  10160. America? The same country that wrecked a 2 billion dollar nuclear reactor because of a faulty light bulb?
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  10161.  @Malfoy1594  If Manchester got even a small fraction of the amount of tourists NYC does then you could bet those buildings would be either demolished and replaced with LED screen-fronted buildings or they would just become covered in LED screens themselves if they were not allowed to be demolished. No company would pay hundreds of millions every year to have their brand advertised on a building anywhere in Manchester. Or anywhere in most cities. But they would at Times Square.
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  10162. Have you been on edibles?
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  10163. Very expensive and elaborate way to murder someone on a beach and never have them be found. "Why are you installing all those compressors at the bottom of this 20 feet hole?" "Errr.. science."
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  10164. The number 9 is cursed, K-159 and K-429 have both sunk, one of them twice.
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  10165.  @Outland9000  So they flooded the whole shipyard instead of just the drydock? Would that not have killed all the administration personnel? And the thousands of people that work logistics?
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  10166. They do not need empathy, they simply need to understand value. If you murder someone you lose access to all of their knowledge and experience forever, that is why only humans do it. An AI would be rational and not prone to illogical actions such as that.
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  10167. @@user-el3sh1xh3t Oh, is that the only time? I'm glad you told us.
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  10168. All sausages will have a greasy coating no matter which way you cook them.
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  10169. There's a modern version of Fred called Guy something or other, hairy fella who looks like Wolverine from the X-Men. He does a lot of similar stuff to Fred like meddling with giant engines and the like, and he is fairly indecipherable just like Fred.
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  10170.  @DavidPatullo-xp5if  Ignore these daft sasenachs, they are about as Scottish as Chow Mein and will always prefer to bend over for the English rather than standing up straight for Scotland.
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  10171. 3:32 That's Dan, not Sam.
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  10172.  @neilgibbons2532  Mick Jagger?
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  10173.  @vincentl.9469  Of course recycled batteries are just as good as new ones, they are not refurbished batteries, they are completely new manufactured batteries using the exact same components and materials as any other new battery.
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  10174.  @Wodz30  "You like scary mummy tomb with many curses, yes? 500 dollars! Bring snacks and spade!"
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  10175. Well obviously, that is the correct thing to do.
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  10176. Because you still need to eat and your employees still need to eat...
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  10177. Oh Christ, I never knew Topaz McGonagall was let loose on the English :/
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  10178. And yet countless countries do.
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  10179. Because he is a prick, you can enjoy someone's work and still acknowledge them to be a prick. Should I stop listening to Wagner because he was a raging antisemite?
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  10180. Holy shit, that tanker definitely suffered some severe damage from that wave.
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  10181. Yeah, Reaction Engines need to bring their time table forward by a lot.
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  10182. Weird how both Aldi Sud and Aldi Nord have made it into the US market and how Lidl are currently attempting it...
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  10183. Did the title not give it away? 🤣
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  10184. I think the whole "covering it up for several years" bit might be a teensy bit scandalous.
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  10185. They don't pump any oil, it's a drilling rig - it sticks the straws in the ground and then a pumping rig comes along to drink it up.
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  10186. He's only 500ft down, you have a lot more chance of being rescued at 500 ft down as opposed to 250,000 miles up.
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  10187. And creates pollutants which include CO2.
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  10188. Cleaner than just about any other nation thanks to getting rid of fossil-burning plants, though their cities haven't fared as well thanks to every Frenchman having multiple cars and trying to emulate the Americans.
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  10189. He probably listened to James Brown to work up into the mood before he became a killing machine. Stay on the scene, (get on up), like a killing machine, I said stay on the scene, (get on up), like a killing machine, Get on up! Fellas are ya with me?
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  10190. As in how GTAO doesn't have any? 0_O
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  10191. Apache is a glass cannon, great firepower but hits from weapons fire would easily down it, the Apache's best defence is that it can hide behind stuff while plotting an attack thanks to it's longbow mast. The Hind can just hover there and take the punishment unless you've got a missile with meat on it.
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  10192. The planet would need to have a communist nation at some point before we could see whether it works or not. Just saying.
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  10193. At no point did he say it was in the PRC, he simply referred to it by it's legitimate name as the real China.
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  10194. Those creepy things always remind me of Kane from Robocop 2 because his brain was kept an almost identical dome like structure. Also somehow I got to level 44 in Fallout 4 without ever seeing a Robobrain, I only saw them in Fallout 1, 2 and 3 :/
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  10195. Of course it has, to separate metals you heat them 'til they melt and separate according to their weight. One of the oldest industries known to man.
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  10196.  @sct913  Utter nonsense, in 99% of cases tourism is a boon to an economy, you don't even need to be smart to work out that visitors spending money improves an economy, you can teach that to a two year old.
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  10197. Money from where? Our companies are leaving in droves to set up in the EU, in 20 years Heathrow won't need even two runways.
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  10198. The airline is to blame, the pilots never put their kids in charge of anyone. Did you not watch the video?
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  10199. They weren't minding their own business, they were planning to join NATO, an organisation that should have been broken up when the Warsaw Pact broke up and which only exists to house American troops and missiles on foreign soil.
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  10200. You can keep it, freedom to spread lies has turned your once great nation into a divided cesspool of Americans hating Americans, we don't want that shit here.
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  10201. The BBC is a news network, not an opinion network like the "news" channels in the US.
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  10202. Measuring drinks in ounces... that boggles my mind, in the UK the only thing you buy in ounces is weed.
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  10203.  @dailyrant4068  The EU is a political entity though, and some day it will hopefully be a federation like the US.
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  10204. You could tell where this facility draws its electricity from? Is this a power you were born with or is it learned?
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  10205. Not all particles have mass as not all particles are affected by gravity in order to attain mass.
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  10206. Moguel was shot once in the head, all the other shots were to his body. None of the shots hit his brain.
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  10207. I'll tell you a little secret, stay off the #crack
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  10208. Good to see justice does actually get meted out every once in a blue moon.
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  10209. The sun is only there for half of the day.
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  10210.  @davelocktalk  Logistically something like that would be even further away than fusion I reckon.
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  10211. There is a huge difference between building a car and building a car that is identical to someone else's car...
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  10212. They have those sirens in the UK near every mental hospital and they test them every month, if you ever hear the real thing it means someone has escaped and you should lock yourself indoors to stop yourself from getting eaten. Dundee had two such hospitals nearby when I was wee (Royal Liff and Strathmartine) so I remember all the mums running around scooping up kids every time the sirens were tested.
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  10213. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  10214. It's a Go-Pro, most cyclists wear them, and don't worry - most old people don't stay old for long.
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  10215.  @bumpydevoshire1067  Motion picture? What are you, 100?
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  10216. A little bit of Rita all night through.
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  10217. Is it just me or does the word fanny seem to pop up in every Welsh sentence? Seriously it must be a Welsh vowel or something because everything is "Fanny this" and "Fanny that"...
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  10218.  @midgetydeath  Japan isn't westernised even remotely...
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  10219. It does, it just has no place on a list of mental illnesses for obvious reasons (not featuring a mental illness is the biggie though).
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  10220.  @garethkalum8297  Not a chance, and become a dump with massive homicide rates like the third world and the US? Pull the other one, it's got bells on!
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  10221. Yup, the Falklands was a wake up call as to how shallow our defences were becoming but you won't convince a Brexiter (read 'idiot') that our forces are now stronger because right wing numpties believe only what they want to believe, and then blame who they want to blame when their fantasies come up short.
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  10222. He did, he reported the restaurant which was the correct thing to do.
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  10223. No one has called Russia a superpower in over 30 years, what the hell are you on about?
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  10224. A lot of conservative Jews supported Hitler. At first.
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  10225. Well obviously, would you let someone kill you?
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  10226. Why would a country purposely make itself look incompetent to the entire world?
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  10227. The F-22 is stealthier, the F-23 was faster.
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  10228. Because they are still soveriegn countries.
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  10229.  @Solitas777  You need to stop getting all your info about China from anti-China channels, they are lying hacks - like most propaganda channels.
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  10230. Brexit is a bigger threat to the NHS than the EU is as the EU parliament is leftist and supports socialist policies, the UK on the other hand has a center-right government that would support privatisation of the NHS. If the Tories are not ousted by 2021 when we are completely out of the EU then you can guarantee that our medical sector will be completely opened up to predominantly American medical companies. A win for the fatcats of Westminster and their American pals but a loss for us.
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  10231.  @muhammeddeen7563  You talk about following the CCP as bad but you go along with them by saying Taipei is in Taiwan? Taipei is in China, the one true China.
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  10232. You can also call him the top 15% of med school applicants because anyone who doesn't land in the top 15% does not qualify as a doctor and gets kicked, this is usually the same with pilots and many other jobs. It's not a case of "everyone qualifies so that means the guys at the bottom are idiots".
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  10233. Gotta love a good cloudburst, especially on a hot summer day, we get them in Dundee around august. Nothing like getting saturated to the bone by warm rain in a deckchair with a can of T.
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  10234. Is he running with science again? I hope he's holding the pointy bit.
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  10235. That's a bit rich after the whole Jan 6th malarkey to be fair, at least finding someone to blame is better than not accepting reality and trying to overthrow the government.
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  10236. Nah, by that logic the world would be strewn with female nipples.
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  10237. The tsunami was the single greatest loss of life since Nagasaki, not Hiroshima, since Hiroshima was nuked first.
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  10238. In fact we did it a few times Windscale > Calder Hall > [something] > Sellafield and I'm fairly sure it's technically no longer even known as Sellafield. nothing like rebranding to put a disaster under the rug, I wonder what Malaysia Airlines is called today..
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  10239. No, because you don't speak for everybody.
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  10240. He advertised it in like the first few seconds of the video.
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  10241. I had never heard of the Drake Equasion before but I am glad to know there is an official name for something that I have always realised. Whenever someone I'm talking to tries to convince me that there "must be thousands of civilisations out there" I remind them that if we are somewhere in the middle of a universe that has existed for 13 billion years and might exist for 13 billion more then the five hundred years between us discovering electricity and eventually wiping ourselves out would appear no larger than a speck of dust near the middle of a mile-long length of rope. I don't believe life will be unique to our solar system but I do believe that most other intelligent civilisations are either long dead or they have not yet emerged from their primordial soup, because the likelihood of them reaching their technological apex at the same time as us would be astronomical. Pun intended.
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  10242.  @dougs7367  Not to mention the nonsense about Hitler being a left winger. Revisionism is a republican's middle name.
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  10243. Muslims aren't killing anyone in the UK, at least not more than the rest of us across the spectrum.
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  10244.  @mobins127  No, we're all homo sapiens, if you have proof to the contrary then post it or else you're not really contributing anything.
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  10245. Deutsche Marks haven't existed for 30 years, are you a dinosaur or an idiot?
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  10246. Ooooh, look! Another one of those crackpot websites people love to post... I suppose we all better read it and believe it because the single person behind that website is almost certainly going to be a person of great prestige and brilliance and definitely not just a paranoid nutter with access to a PC.
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  10247. No, it was just a regular explosive like TNT, nothing nuclear.
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  10248. The black and white animated bar? That is just a British inside joke, the ITV network tends to show a tiny black and white bar in the corner to let you know when a commercial break is imminent so that you can make a cup of coffee or go to the toilet. He's just stole the idea for his channel 🤣
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  10249.  Liam  Don't be pedantic, Petulia!
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  10250. yawn
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  10251. So you are saying that the UK and Germany (who make most wind turbines and who get 100% of their energy from renewables on good days) shouldn't be able to make the wind turbines that they keep producing in their thousands? Have you told anyone that these countries are doing the impossible then?
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  10252. It was Britain's Chernobyl, unless you know a British nuclear accident that was worse?
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  10253. Australia has been a close ally to who? In 1984 the CIA were going to assassinate the Aus PM, that doesn't sound close at all...
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  10254. Thankfully we will see the end of you in Islam's lifetime, so there's that, Orange..
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  10255. Try watching until the end, eager beaver.
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  10256. Only a moron would believe that at this stage.
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  10257. Fatal Familial Insomnia would beat it, imagine permanently losing the ability to sleep? You just gradually turn from sleepy to euphoric to manic over several months until your movements and thoughts begin to slow down until you fall into paralysis and death. Essentially a 7-month long day where exhaustion grows and grows until your brain is so clogged with detritus and dead cells (from not being able to start the nightly cleaning cycle) that it just ceases to function. I was scared to death the first time I read accounts of FFI in people.
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  10258. You need to study more then, what he has is called an accent...
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  10259. He didn't say that, he said "Three hundred and three East 52nd St." It's the address. 😉
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  10260. They can't keep up, as soon as they have it 52ft deep the new normal becomes 55ft draft, dredging harbours and canals is a perpetual job.
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  10261. "Lots of blind people! Let's record them and make a video for clout!"
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  10262. You saw a television you muppet...
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  10263. Cool stuff.
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  10264.  @magnezon1  The first time you have sex with someone doesn't necessarily mean you are in a relationship, she's English not Mormon.
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  10265. Her song 'paper planes' was also in GTAIV, she's a GTA veteran.
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  10266. What?
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  10267. People who spread misinformation are a cancer on this world. Karma will get you.
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  10268. She doesn't sound Scottish to this Scot.
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  10269. Ahh, a man of string theory.
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  10270. You could never weaken China, they are the world's factory and they produce 80% of the world's steel so they could sell Russia 20,000 shells per day while at the same time their own inventory of shells actually grows rather than shrinks due to the immense output they are capable of.
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  10271. They are known as imbeciles.
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  10272. Many of them drive continental cars as the steering wheel is on the same side as a car in the US.
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  10273. We call them Gobstoppers in the UK.
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  10274.  @realbravogamming8323  The EU has the largest economy in the world, the US has the largest for a single sovereign state.
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  10275. It'll happen.
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  10276. This big one would be powered by eighteen 5.5GW gas-burning power plants. In the alternate universe where they tried it everyone died of CO2 inhalation.
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  10277.  @susannamarker2582  Ireland - like every EU member - adopted the laws it agreed with and ignored any they did not agree with, that's what sovereign nations in voluntary unions tend to do. We did the same until the double-digit IQ Brexiters flushed Britain's economy down the shitter. If you are going to be in this debate Sue please do a little research and stop parroting the tripe Cummings served you six years ago.
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  10278.  @susannamarker2582  The Great Deception basically explains how the end goal of the EU is to build a single, strong entity capable of surviving whatever the 2050's and 2070's and so on can throw at us. We've always known this, every remainer wants this, a United States of Europe that gives us the kind of punt that Washington has. A bloc that no one fucks with. Africa is building an economical and political union called the AU (African Union), South America is building MERCASUR, the non-Chinese aligned south east Asian nations have formed ASEAN, the middle eastern nations are building up the Arab League. Which part of "United we stand, divided we fall" are you struggling with? Either way, by 2030 Scotland, Northern Ireland and I really hope Wales will either be back in the EU or part of the EFTA like Norway and Switzerland. The UK used to sit at the head of the biggest table in Brussels, alongside France and Germany we wrote all of the rules. If England thinks they will ever be more than a lapdog to the US then you are more deluded than people think. You traded a seat at the most powerful table in the EU for a comfy doggy bed beneath a table in Washington where Americans will feed you scraps and tid bits. Pathetic doesn't even begin to describe this.
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  10279. It's almost as if there is no law stating that a video clip must relate to the voiceover. I guess you live in a country that has such laws and that is why you expected them to be enforced on this video?
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  10280. The windows were bullet proof but that was a high powered rifle, they are designed to stop regular guns.
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  10281. As Greig said, you either fight or you lose your livelihood and home. Nothing is free in life.
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  10282. She wasn't in good condition, she was retired and being cannibalised for parts.
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  10283. I'm guessing they are mini cranes or lifting struts, as these pontoons can be used to bridge rivers by laying sections of themselves - though here they are just being used as rafts.
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  10284. An American media outlet criticising another country for supporting Israel just seems ironic to me. Pots and kettles anyone?
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  10285. Don't spread nonsense, dude.
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  10286. Sorry, but the only Europeans to have set foot in the Americas 800 years ago was the vikings and they didn't colonise.
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  10287.  @richardwills-woodward  Pretty much every country that is above the US in world rankings is a social democracy, and depending on what is being ranked that can be anywhere between 4 countries and 30.
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  10288. Where do you imagine the ball went? It was under the treadmill....
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  10289. Don't elderly people spontaneously combust occasionally?
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  10290. But didn't Joe Bloggs vote for the Tories? The "If you didn't go to Eton you're not coming in" bunch?
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  10291. Very true.
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  10292. You wouldn't have been a professional for all of those years, you must have started as an amateur and then progressed to welterweight and flyweight and worked your way up to pro.
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  10293. Makes sense, I already cover everything in polythene before hand, other people have to eat on some of those worktops.
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  10294.  @eden892  Because Voyager would have died if it wasn't nuclear powered. There's no sun where it currently is.
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  10295. Amen.
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  10296.  @JamieParot  Climate change.
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  10297. The Mars suit is a prototype that was designed rugged so they can throw it around in different environments on Earth to test and see what it can handle, it's just a big bulky prototype, it's nothing to do with it being Martian. The Lunar suit however has been perfect for over 40 years so nowadays they can make them lighter, comfier and more flexible.
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  10298.  @kensmith2796  Drunk drivers kill people and wreck families so if you can't learn to not drink and drive then forfeiture of your liberty for the rest of your life is the only way to keep people safe. Not often I hear something about Texas that impresses me but that does.
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  10299. The Titan II is history though.
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  10300. The US army is the oldest army in the US? Your drill sergeant sounds like a clever man.
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  10301. Which one? There's one in most British cities.
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  10302.  @NotJeff589  I hope you've did a bit of learning over the past year and aren't still embarrassing yourself by pretending to know about subjects you clearly do not know anything about.
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  10303. I wondered why some of my apps now say "System" beneath them in the start menu.
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  10304.  @tylerdurden4006  You do know that it wasn't Apollo 1 that landed on the Moon, right? It wasn't even any of the next NINE missions either.
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  10305. No, it just means that the rain that would have come down somewhere else instead comes down where you want it to.
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  10306. At least Scotland can still build ships, ho ho ho.
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  10307. I was today years old when I learned that Americans have to be told not to stand under trees during thunderstorms...
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  10308. LMAO, I'm a Scot but even I think of Yogi Bear anytime I hear John Logie Baird's name. You just know that if television existed when the creator of television was a kid he would have gotten called Yogi Bear by other kids. "Smith?" "Here, miss!" "Dickinson?" "Here, miss!" "Yogi Bea.. I mean Logie Baird?" "Fuck sake, miss! Every fucking morning..."
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  10309.  @codejunkes4607  The vast majority of scientists by an enormous margin are ethical, decent people so there are no need to create labels. In hacking however it is incredibly easy to become rich by nefarious means and that is why you have the coloured hacker spectrum.
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  10310. And that's why you voted remain so the Poles can stay...
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  10311. Great place to open a data centre, you'd save a fortune on cooling.
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  10312. People have low attention spans today, James. This is why you see a lot less clever TV and a lot more dumbed down bullshit, it's to cater for the "I DUN GET IT" crowd who can't follow a fairly simple video and chew food at the same time.
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  10313. I have no idea why people keep casting this creature because I will not watch anything she is in, she's a narcissist who is trying to destroy one of the nicest guys in Hollywood. On top of that Jason Momoa just unfollowed her on social media and started following Johnny, which has infuriated Warner Bros. since they are already panicking about the reception to Aquaman 2. I hope Elon Musk comes to his senses also but I doubt it, he has a similarly narcissistic personality to Amber (though he calls it "Asperger's").
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  10314. Likely some time in the 2050's.
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  10315. That's odd because the pentagon are currently worried that a large percentage of military hardware is dependent on chips manufactured in China, you're acting as if the fact China makes all of the world's electronic devices is a new thing... You're hardened Motorola or Rockwell semiconductors might be dreamed up in the US but they are built in Chinese fabrication plants and shipped over.
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  10316.  @Essexmark4  Like he said your rose-tinted glasses must be one hell of a prescription.
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  10317. It's a television format because it's a clip from television, obviously.
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  10318. I think it is very unlikely your father killed 500 Nazis so either he lied to you or he saw every German as a Nazi. Either way, not a very nice person by the sounds of it.
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  10319. I wonder if we would use organic computers for Boolean logic though? We're already trying to make electronic quantum computers so I doubt we'd grow a good blob of petrie dish brain and limit each synapse to have only two return gates.
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  10320. Different situations.
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  10321. You sounds like Robocop. "Citizen, please don't sneeze near my organic parts. Thank you, citizen."
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  10322. Try watching the video.
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  10323. It was the correct PPE in 1996 when latex was thought to be proof enough against dimethylmercury
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  10324. You must be gullible then, the American dream ended in the 60's.
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  10325. I asked HelloFresh if they could do a few trillion acre feet of water but they put me on hold.
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  10326. There is zero sexism here, if Qxir was a misogynist as you hoped, then he would never have included the first astronaut who was a man that did something much worse than Novak and killed two people. Please stop trying to find offense where there is none.
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  10327.  @fab92n15  She was only a teen when it stopped.
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  10328. God I hope he's playing a straight role, his repetitive character-suddenly-gets-angry movies stopped being funny around 2002 but he can still do really good straight acting.
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  10329. @Ady F Just deserves?
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  10330. It's still just a shell at the moment though isn't it? They've been planning to do something with it for 30 years and it's still just 4 walls and those iconic chimneys as far as I know?
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  10331.  @MostlyPennyCat  Correct, closing the mid-Atlantic gap solved the need for pycrete carriers.
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  10332.  @kella-_-  His, or her, comment still backfired. If you are cryptic on social media while trying to be sensitive then you will just attract more interest and thus have the opposite effect that you aimed for. I apologise for being blunt, I could have been a lot more sensitive, but I was just trying to illustrate that "I could describe what happened to president Kennedy's head.. but I better not..." just intrigues people even further and makes them desire more info. Orpheus could simply have just said that Fidel caused damage to her anus and vagina and left it at that, but they did not. They worded their initial comment in a way that would elicit intrigue.
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  10333. If something overtakes you, catch up with it. I believe AI will usher in the age of augmentation and transhumanism, if your android is smarter than you and beats you at chess just get yourself some hardware that allows you to process moves as fast as it does.
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  10334. Way worse, Bundy only picked on women and was more cowardly sadistic than wanton violent.
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  10335. Good name for a band.
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  10336. Possibly not, after one or two carriers are dipped in the soup the US might stand down.
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  10337. Are they called malls in Sweden?
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  10338. Yep
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  10339. Intelligent Fact: JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better.
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  10340. But millions of things criss-crossing each other a dozen times a day means collisions will be uncommon but not rare, we've already witnessed this, also any collision can increase the amount of debris up there by up to 5% that is an exponential gain that could eventually lead to a cascade where a couple million objects turn into a couple billion and render space travel to dangerous to attempt. Especially if something the size of the ISS was hit.
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  10341.  @jamesnewcomer4939  When collisions happen debris flies out in every direction, much like any other catastrophic impact, maybe 40 percent will head straight into the atmosphere and 40 percent will break orbit and never be seen again but 20 percent will fly around the planet in bands of varying angles and speeds meaning that it only takes one, just one, collision to possibly create that cascade and we've already had one collision. It doesn't matter how rare the event is if that single event has the potential to become the main event, and we've already had an event. That's pretty scary, that's like fearing an extinction-event asteroid while knowing that one skipped off the atmosphere less than a decade ago.
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  10342.  @baxterandcotton  That and the fact many of these killers want the death penalty because they know their life is effectively over. Personally I'd rather they were punished. People say the death penalty is a detrrent but then I wonder why countries with the death penalty like Russia and most of South America and Africa have the highest crime levels while countries with no death penalty like most of western and northern Europe has vey low crime levels. Anyone who goes on a mass shooting wants to die, they don't want to spend 60 years in prison.
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  10343. He's Australian.
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  10344. @Charles White Simpleton.
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  10345. Slippery slope, how much physical space would we gain if we burned all the books no one has read for a while? I'm all for cleaning up dead accounts but only an author should be able to decide whether something they created gets destroyed.
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  10346. 3:11 "Father, mother said you had somethi.. (splut) Why? Why'd you have to go and cheese me, man?!"
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  10347. A nuclear power plant can still have cooling towers though if it doesn't have access to fresh water, and 90% of NPP's are built adjacent to seawater.
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  10348. Clearly they do if they have joined the Paris accords, have committed to lowering emissions, and are in many ways leading the world in certain sectors of green tech such as building the world's first commercial thorium reactors and the largest and most efficient wind turbines. Not to mention the largest hydroelectric dam on the planet.
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  10349. Don't you know I'm loco?
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  10350. Grow up, clowns!
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  10351. People who understand nuclear and who are willing to learn are able to use reasoning and logic to realise that there are a lot more dangerous things in the world than something that gives everyone cheap, clean electricity at the expense of a couple hundred tons of "dangerous barrels" each year, all of which created by every country since 1950 still take up less space than a single small city. The ignorant on the other hand will always be scared, no matter what precautions anyone takes so why try to appease them?
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  10352. It's costing them around 1 million dollars per year according to the video and even though I don't live in the USA I imagine the government probably spends at least 10 times that treating people with mosquito-borne diseases in Florida... so how is that then a waste?
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  10353. Most fires go out so my guess would be that, but there are a few fires around the world that have been burning for decades and even centuries. But I'm still going to go with it going out.
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  10354. Guys, he showed his true colours when he brought out "weather manipulation", ignore him, he's either a troll or a tinfoil-hat wearer.
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  10355. It's not, it's just that the US pledged to protect Taiwan 40 years ago when China was a weakling and now they are realising that giving your word to something has consequences.
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  10356. Oh shut up, you know what else people don't sell into? Being a bible-thumping puritan who thinks it's still 1623.
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  10357. He never said it was a western issue, it's a solely US issue. The EU experiences the same weathering and our infrastructure is solid.
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  10358. You won't convince many people you are smarter than them when you've no idea what an Earthen Dam is...
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  10359. You rebuild in the same way we have always rebuilt, for thousands of years.
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  10360. Way out in the water, see it swimming.
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  10361. Or you could just grow up and stop believing in fairy tales that were written millennia ago.
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  10362. Democrats are not as petty and vindictive as republicans, sadly.
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  10363. We really don't like people who have sex with children in this country. Especially when they are also selling secrets to the Russians.
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  10364. The disgusting part is that it's 2024 and some people still don't know what a Go-Pro is.
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  10365.  @Mohamed-bc3on  Ignore idiots like gg gg, it's often just an idiot kid.
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  10366. Nakatomi Nakatomi No disassemble Jonny 5!
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  10367. If I was super rich I probably would never be in my house, I'd be travelling all over the world staying in skyscraper hotel penthouses like the one that will be inside the skybridge. Two weeks in Shangri-La Melbourne, then two weeks in the Burj Khalifa, two weeks in the Marina Bay Sands, two weeks in the St Regis Chicago, two weeks in the InterContinental Warsaw, etc, I mean if you are that rich you may as well become a hotel nomad.
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  10368.  @AllAmericanGuyExpert  McDonald's burgers are just terrible in general, if you want a real burger you go to a steakhouse.
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  10369. A possible solution to car carrier fires: Compartmentalise the ship into sections of 20 or 40 cars and instead of having foam suppression have a deluge system that floods the entire compartment to the ceiling with water. That way you extinguish the blaze (even in an EV) and lose 19 or 39 good vehicles to water damage. I bet any insurer would rather that scenario over replacing an entire ship along with 400 cars.
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  10370.  @tassiegirl1991  Paramedics are not psychic. they are no better at guessing who is mentally ill than you are.
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  10371.  @RaggedsEdge  There is not a single - not even a single one - similarity between The Terminator and today. I can only assume you must have a mental illness if you've seen a 1000lb killing machine walking around, that's called schizophrenia.
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  10372. They maybe had water at wherever they were going before they got lost and destroyed their van.
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  10373. Sage words.
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  10374. Tractors and lorries are moving to electric, have you been alseep the past 15 years?
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  10375. No, it is two continents. It's also the accepted name for one of the countries in North America.
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  10376. Yeah, but that's like saying individual bacteria are visible from several feet away. Only true if you use a microscope.
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  10377.  @goldiegirl7247  "hard facts" lol. Any nonsense that aligns with your agenda/bias is a hard fact, lmao. "The Queen was a lizard" "Yup, hard facts!"
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  10378. Grow up, Bob.
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  10379.  @phillipsmiley5930  Believing any old shite you read is about as far from critical thinking as Neptune is from the Sun.
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  10380. By Roblox logo you mean an R....
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  10381. Yeah, I think 1987 was the last one here in the UK during the great storm that wrecked Britain and France.
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  10382. It is odd that Iran and Syria, two very westernised nations, are allied with Russia because we westerners consider a heinous place like Saudi Arabia to be morally superior. The world is back to front! The west should be allied with Russia, Iran and Syria against the extremists, but if all the major arms manufacturers were on the same side who would buy all of our weapons? War is business, no wonder small nations despise bigger nations, instead of diplomatically trying to resolve civil wars we each just sell our shit to the different sides so we can see how Lockheeds and Sukhois handle themselves in a fight. The only things Russia and America were investigating this weekend was the efficiency of tomahawk missiles against S-300 SAMs.
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  10383. Because he was correct, people do that when they are right.
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  10384. This video is as American as you are, try not to be so stupid.
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  10385. Nuclear is not even remotely close to one of the most polluting things in the world. All of the waste from every single reactor in the world of the past 70 years could be stored inside a single football stadium. Your middle name should be Hyperbole.
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  10386.  @timothyhorner3152  And she would be arrested, fined and possibly jailed.
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  10387.  @DizzyDez3  It would if they don't like prison cells.
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  10388. This is why I tend to avoid insurance of any kind and just keep my stuff safe instead, insurance is like gambling, when you wish to collect it is as though a dice is rolled, if you get a six you get your stuff back, if you roll anything else then tough titty. "Your son has the wrong kind of cancer, sorry about that."
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  10389.  @davidmarchese774  What did Germany pay? According to history, that easily fact-checkable, linear chronology we all go by Germany was prosperous and debt free by the 1960's, Britain was neither until the 1990's. We lost our Empire in 1948, I'd say that's a fair penance also.
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  10390. It gets tiresome hearing cops say "Do you want one more chance?" after they've given someone half a dozen chances already, when someone like this ignores you that should be your question answered, she clearly doesn't want anything from her house so lock it and take her to jail! These people get humoured far too often by "understanding and patient" cops and it's likely why they get rearrested, if you give an attention seeker attention you are just enabling them and setting them up to do it again. You can be an understanding and patient cop without letting idiots be belligerent for five minutes straight.
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  10391. Apt name by the way, sums you up to a T.
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  10392. Ironically the Fraunhofer Society (then known as an institute) that created the MP3 format warned the major record companies that it could do horrific damage to them if they didn't embrace it early and start to monetise it. They failed to embrace it.
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  10393.  Elle Smith  It's not true.
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  10394.  @1pcfred  So do builders exist or not? Your second comment contradicts the first.
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  10395. A laboratory cat? I hope the cat wasn't working on anything important before the adoption, what if it was close to demonstrating a room temperature semiconductor? Adoption should be strictly limited to cats that don't work in academia.
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  10396. But if you suck all of the air out of the tokamak to create a vacuum then the extremely hot stuff and the extremely cold stuff never touch each other and can't transfer thermal energy. They can radiate energy but that way is much slower than conducting energy and allows the magnets to be continually flushed with coolant to stop them melting. You always let some of the heat through though so you can boil the big electricity-making-techno-kettle-turbine!
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  10397. So your social welfare system offers more than 1k a month? Ours in the UK doesn't and it is supposedly the most generous welfare system there is...
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  10398.  @Channel-23s  No, it takes weeks or months if you are happy to wait, if you want to be treated immediately you can walk into any private hospital and pay for treatment - whereby you will be treated quicker than in the US because unlike the US our private hospitals don't have several million patients, they only have a handful.
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  10399.  Pete Testube  His 'third knee' put something on your chin? Christ!
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  10400. You're a Grandmaster of the Straw aren't you? I have heard of your kind and your unrivalled knowledge of hay, I feel humbled to make your acquaintance.
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  10401.  @zfreak2808  And what would they say when the most prominent piece of propaganda on the moon is a single nation's flag that screams "I DID THIS, ME ME ME"?
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  10402.  Adam Fraser  Don't be a fool! PayPal, Tesla and SpaceX all brought something new to the forefront in one way or another and the one thing that is the common denominator is Elon. Hate the guy all you want but you'd be foolish not to see him as a great entrepreneur.
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  10403. Bunch of RS Hauls.
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  10404. 1:03 Pig-tipping is a gateway activity that can lead to sheep-tipping and eventually cow-tipping, you need to nip that in the bud before Phoenix becomes a menace to farmers!
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  10405. Just actors would have done.
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  10406. Tell me, you ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?
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  10407. I've always known the company to be called Mammoet, not mammoth. I mean if the Dutch called the American Caterpillar company 'Rups' they would be corrected because the company isn't called Rups...
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  10408. WOAAAAH BLYAT!
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  10409.  @SpartasEdge  He wasn't talking about opinions, he was stating fact.
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  10410. 7:08 There's the problem! "DA" has a carrot in his insides!
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  10411.  @anniehimself  What on Earth does that even mean?
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  10412. Knowledge isn't all fun and games, when the zombie apocalypse happens who do you think will have the more nourishing brains? That's right, people who watch Vsauce!
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  10413.  @gypsyjay6240  Yes, it has, but the cycling back and forth is speeding up and that has never happened before in history as far back as we can sample.
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  10414. Blah blah blah
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  10415. @Time-traveling Troll The paying customers pay the owner of the team, the stadium is built by the city...
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  10416. It was a fight, the objective of a fight is to win and dogs, as lovable as they are, don't really do compassion.
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  10417. People from everywhere are getting this in their recommend, American republicans are just choosing to berate it in the comments because their right-wing indoctrination is too strong to ever be overcome by a single YouTube video. The conservative mind can't help the need to condemn anything seemingly socialist any better than a zealot can't help but scorn a heretic. I find their comments hilarious, personally.
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  10418. Ben Jabituya from Short Circuit?
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  10419. Nothing is free in a socialist society either...
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  10420. Birmingham gets tornadoes almost every year, they are just small and rip a couple of roofs off.
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  10421.  @pedrorita-pereira  Shut up, imbecile.
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  10422. They were requesting a wellness check, not reporting a gunman. Surely you don't think cops come screaming down the street with lights and sirens on for every single call?
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  10423. Yeah, but that is also because the Victorian era was arguably the most dangerous as cities were growing at unprecedented rates and yet society was not keeping pace, for example a building that might have housed 50 people in 1700 could be housing 500 by 1850, so you had the first ever "rushed constructions" to alleviate this, you had rivers overflowing with effluent because they had never had to deal with half a million turds entering them every day, the industrial revolution was at it's peak and so now pollution was everywhere, mum and dad were contributing to it as they worked long hours in a factory instead of a field and any siblings you had over the age of 12 would be working in a mine. It wasn't that people cared less pre-Victoria, it's that cities became rife with hazards during the Victorian Era and something had to be done about them. for one thing European cities had to build sewage systems, something Europeans hadn't done since Roman times because back then they were a luxury for the rich but now all of a sudden they were a necessity.
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  10424. No, Manchester has a few including Beetham Tower, arguably the sexiest tall building in the UK. Only London and Manchester have buildings taller than 150m.
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  10425. 9/11 didn't affect Concorde as badly as other aircraft though as Concorde flyers were predominantly business people and they don't have the luxury of refusing to fly when told to. Ironic that the only luxury aircraft would be the one whose passengers are forced to fly it.
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  10426. Who is Bong Won Look?
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  10427.  @extremepredudice  "hundreds of lives are reliant on its handler knowing fully how to operate the craft." If Aeroflot had trained him how to fly an Airbus the accident would never have happened.
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  10428. The AI obviously, most power plants are fairly autonomous but if they did need repair you would just send an android with a toolbox, same as what humans do when something breaks, we send someone with arms and legs to fix it.
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  10429. Until they actually hit a Royal Navy ship they have plausible deniability in that they can always say that these missiles and drones are only attacking cargo ships.
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  10430. The EU is leading the world on fact checking, hence trying to get rid of X if they don't do something about the mass misinformation that platform is now used for.
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  10431. It clearly states they won't be sentenced until September - is it September, John?
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  10432. 1.) The relay aircraft was needed because radio waves require line-of-sight and the plane was nowhere near either airport. 2.) An airport can tune into the frequency of an aircraft, the question is how would the airport know what frequency a particular aircraft is on? 3.) The relay aircraft only had line-of-sight with Bahrain so they required Bahrain to telephone Dubai 4.) From start to finish the accident lasted barely 20 mins and it wouldn't have been until the final five that anyone on the ground realised how truly blind the pilot was.
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  10433. 1:22 I think you mean "Realive" her husband, she was bringing him back from the dead, not taking him there.
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  10434. Most Romanians are Christian so yes, I suppose you could call that a religion of peace.
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  10435. Probably those idiots who are convinced that anything BBC is fake news.
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  10436. No, something is only hate speech if it either incites violence or if enough people complain (such as with the pug), the irony is that that Hamza guy with the hooks for hands used to stand on a soapbox brainwashing Londoners and when videos got online of him being asked to move along by cops all these American viewers would be like "so much for freedom of speech" and "I might not agree with what you say but I'd die blah blah blah [generic American BS]" but when he started inciting people to attack Americans he was immediately the subject of an extradition order to the US. I didn't see hypocrisy there, I mean there's no hypocrisy in anything the US has ever done. Ever.
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  10437. The Bible is full of predictions, the vast majority of which did not come true, and those that have require you to make some great assumptions in order to accommodate (the clue being that if they were obvious predictions they would not have required Robert Anderson to point them out for us). Just like Nostradamus if you throw enough shit at a wall some of it is bound to stick...
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  10438. ...seeking similar for cuddles and coffee?
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  10439. @Jstain You have no idea what kind of trade deal your country will offer us but under Donald "America comes first" Trump it won't favour the UK.
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  10440. Can't be that hard to identify the vandal at 5:15 with that arm tattoo if you know the location.
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  10441. You should never touch a cat's belly, they show off their belly to tell you that they are comfortable around you, but they don't like it being touched.
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  10442. You can narrow it down to only leaders he met in person over the summer since Trump still thinks all promises have to come with a pinkie-shake.
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  10443. Would have been better if they raised the wrecking ball at the end and a soaking Dan was straddling it like Miley :D
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  10444. If you are spending 8 hours in front of a day for work you are not doing it because you want to, you are doing it because it is - as you said - work. Taxi drivers aren't people who are addicted to driving, they are working, someone who drives for hours every day just for fun would be addicted.
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  10445. If you don't have a home you are a refugee, it's a simple enough definition.
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  10446. People generally burn effigies of anyone that is unpopular, a year ago it was Theresa May, this year it will likely be Boris Johnson, or Trump again depending on the results of the US election.
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  10447. The absolute arrogance to think American voters choose what happens across the world, sometimes I forget why I despise right wing yanks but then they remind me why they are so repugnant and universally hated.
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  10448. The first one isn't trying to seriously seduce anyone, she is just munted and doesn't care. For anyone not familiar with that term 'munted' is when you are at an 11 on the 1-10 drunk scale.
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  10449. Incorrect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes
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  10450. Aye, a hellish mistress she be, as they said in piratey times.
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  10451. People become stupid?
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  10452. Can't remember much of 3000 but Simcity, 2000 and 4 stole months of my life - I think I only played 3000 at a friend's house once.
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  10453. Canada is a big country and you can drive for hundreds of miles before coming across a town, it's not the best place to get attacked in the middle of nowhere.
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  10454. The Yakutsk people have always lived there and today they still account for just over 50% of the city's population, diamonds were then discovered in the 1800's and this led to a diamond rush of Russian settlers to the area, later during the Stalin-era tens of thousands of political prisoners were sent there to mine diamonds and many of their descendants stayed on. Today diamond mining is still top dog as the region produces around a quarter of all diamonds in the world but there is also a very large scientific community who operate various research facilities targeted at everything from the extreme temperature to the extreme geology of a city built on ice. One team of researchers even has hopes to bring back the Woolly Mammoth if they can find a viable sample of DNA, sort of Jurassic Park on ice.
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  10455. A tragedy can only happen in one location, they can't be shared.
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  10456. No offence but the big room of military experts at the pentagon who released the footage are saying something else.
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  10457. Do you spend a lot of time on Instagram and Tik Tok? No? Then why would you ever know her?
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  10458. The mystery was partially down to gross indecency as one of the guards responsible for disposing of the family molested the body of the Empress and made a joke about being "the last Russian to finger her", this infuriated the officer in charge and noting how drunk many of the men were he ordered all but the officers to leave before they could be similarly disrespectful to the children's corpses. He also didn't trust them not to steal any of the jewels the princesses had sown into their gowns. This meant the final movements of the family's remains, including the failed first attempt to dispose of them would only be known to four or five officers.
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  10459. They've tried it dozens of times, we've had countless Gridiron leagues in the UK and they have all failed, the NFL is just persistent and extremely greedy.
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  10460. Actually, the car seat and footrests insulate you from the electricity, the car body itself may or may not be live - this is why they tell you to not touch any exposed metal in the car and always keep your hands inside windows in that situation, if the car's body is live then it will act like a faraday cage and route the current around you.
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  10461.  @PoleTooke  It is, but also frustrating for quantum physicists because like they explained in the video you just have to 'assume' things are there because every attempt you make to verify it by using electron microscopes just makes them ping off in a hundred directions once the electron hits them. Like playing quantum hide and seek :D
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  10462. A match is another name for a fuse. It's actually where the term match comes from.
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  10463. Not sure why I read that in the voice of G'kar from Babylon 5.
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  10464. Why? Is dehydration a problem in Japan?
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  10465. And armed ships won't dock anywhere as they know there is a good chance they will lose their ship. Very few sovereign nations take a good view of ships full of mercenaries going into and out of their waters.
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  10466. Europe-Asia is the largest continent of them all.
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  10467. Probably the fact that about a quarter of all the wealth in the US is tucked away in billionaires bank accounts. Money in accounts doesn't make the gears of economy turn, only money being spent does that. The more money that gets tucked away the more that needs to be printed to stimulate the economy and the higher the inflation.
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  10468. That not the "radioactive cheese grater" event? It was caused by a recycled orphan source making it's way into steel.
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  10469. I actually really enjoyed that and learned a lot about American history as a Brit.
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  10470. "First to poopoo wears the tutu", really? When I was 14 my friends and I had a similar game called "Talk like a baby and you will get the fuck slapped out of you".
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  10471. That is CERN, not Raytheon, and it is called "IceCube", it is directly at the south pole to keep even the Earth's magnetic field from interfering with it.
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  10472. My mind is blowing!
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  10473.  @CurelomTheory  Tell me you know nothing of socialism and communism without telling me.
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  10474. 1:33 She could get my cat out of a tree any day! 😍
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  10475. Then Americans should rename the state of Maryland to 'Marilyn'.
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  10476. I imagine you would be more liked if you were likeable.
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  10477. Clothing can't crawl, it just sits their piled up.
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  10478. The Chinese have almost zero situational awareness so it doesn't surprise me, they let their children play on highways, if there is a missing manhole cover they won't look behind to make sure their child doesn't fall in, if there is a missing manhole cover they will often fall in themselves, if there is a hole of any kind they will let their children go near it and give them a manhole cover to play with. Incredibly autonomous people who seem to operate on a lower level of consciousness. In fact I don't believe China has a population of 1.5 billion, I think there's only a few million of them but at some point they invented a machine that pops out semi-sentient androids and they've left it running for decades.
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  10479.  @freewal  There is actually 5 nations with a stake in Airbus, it was originally the UK, France and West Germany but today it is the UK, France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands. France and Germany own the bulk because the UK pulled out but then bought back in and has a similar stake to Spain and the Netherlands.
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  10480. Our? clearly you aren't British or you would know it's not called the UK navy, it's called the royal Navy.
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  10481.  @larrybuchannan186  If Zeiss stops selling their equipment to the US then the US has 0 and Germany has 1. Or did you just ignore the video?
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  10482. Up in space.
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  10483. Then you must only converse with idiots.
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  10484.  @ws8061  It was a treaty Russia and the US signed a few decades ago (START or SALT, I forget which) to limit both nations to no more than ten ballistic subs, at the time the US had 14 Ohio-class ballistic subs so they just converted four of them, including the Florida, to guided missile subs. The Russians just beached their excess ballistic subs somewhere in Siberia and left them to rot, but that seems to be how they decommission nuclear vessels.
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  10485. A navy will carry out drills constantly, you don't wait until someone is inside your house to check that your gun works.
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  10486. Because electric windows were already a thing by then so no point wasting money to install them on a test bed for upcoming tech.
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  10487. Are you sure? someone else said they were invented by a Dutchman in 1917.
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  10488. Any MBT on the planet can stop an IED. They are designed to kill infantry and transport vehicles not tanks. There is a massive difference between a professional AT Mine and a tub full of things Habeeb found in the cupboard under his sink.
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  10489. His ear will be burning with you talking about him.
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  10490. I don't get your point.
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  10491.  @chaddy2409  Being pedantic has never made anyone friends.
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  10492. It's only nonsense to idiots, when are we going to stop idiots from being able to vote is a much, much more pressing discussion to be had.
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  10493. Since when have the US been Europeans? It's Washington that has the concerns, not us. At least watch the video before you spout crap about it.
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  10494.  @-caesarian-6078  Don't act like villains? The goal of one entire party is to make the elite wealthier at the expense of the lesser off. Dem -:"Should we increase the taxes of billionaires so that people don't have to work three jobs to put themself through university?" Rep -:"No, because I might have to sell one of my 19 houses."
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  10495. Nothing was stopping him from going to bed earlier.
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  10496.  @karlthemel2678  Thanks, New York to Sydney was a sleeper hit.
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  10497. All of those locations are still cleaner, safer and cheaper than the global damage caused by fossil fuels. Any idiot could find that out within minutes on the web.
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  10498.  @lightdark00  Weird then that the Netherlands has been multicultural since 1500. The problem is not multiculturalism (Singapore proves that, it has more races and more religions than anywhere on Earth), the problem is that around 30% of the US hate that it's multicultural and wish that it was only white. Do dem cities have more blacks and more homeless? Yes. Because the US has a homeless problem and that "problem" isn't welcome in red states. Where else can they go? 90% of Syrian refugees head for Iraq rather than Turkey, is that because Iraq is more liberal? Yes. It does. They get food and water in Iraq, they get nothing in Turkey. Liberal doesn't mean soft touch, it means compassion. Though admittedly at the moment some cities in Cali have lost the plot with their "you are free to shoplift as much as you can" policy. That's a bit fucked up.
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  10499. Are they invisible then? Because there's no known launchers if they are land-based and they aren't fitted to any ship in the navy, so if the US has them they must be sitting on a shelf in a warehouse where they can't actually do anything.
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  10500. Are gas stations built by Ford and GM?
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  10501. I hope Brexit makes it harder for Americans to get in too.
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  10502. Keep swallowing your right wing news, George, attaboy!
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  10503. Elastic would defeat the purpose. Those are heavy duty straps as strong as any metal, so long as they are maintained.
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  10504. You can't do that, no passenger aircraft is allowed to have lockable doors in case the pilot becomes incapacitated.
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  10505. Because the US dominates the movie industry. Need any other obvious things pointed out? Also I only saw three Americans in the video, Scarlett, Al and Quentin.
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  10506.  @richb313  Are the SSGNs still referred to as boomers like the other ten SSBNs? I would have thought they would lose that title when they lost their nukes.
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  10507.  @the_real_hislordship  1988 comes after both 1986 and 1982.
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  10508. They didn't let any kids fly though.
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  10509.  @bonniemagpie1552  Are you blind? The Asian woman grabbed him and nearly pulled him off his feet. The Dalai Lama would have slapped her too.
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  10510. 100% reckless also though. Not only was he unaware of where he was pointing the barrel of a deadly weapon but he had his finger on the trigger when it should have been off the trigger. Two major fails in gun etiquette.
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  10511. That does seem to be America's strategy, as stupid as it is.
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  10512.  @angel2000317  Viruses hitch a ride on water vapour which mostly attaches to the fibres in a mask when someone inhales, also the likelihood of catching an already weak virus like COVID through your eyes or a cut is very small as your immune system would destroy it before it has a foothold. For a guaranteed infection a good number of the virus needs to land in lung tissue where it can multiply beyond a number that the immune system can control. Even then a healthy adult will still likely only get a fever, it's the elderly, infants and immuno-compromised that are at risk.
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  10513. LMAO, sure.
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  10514. You can hear radar, you just need a radio or anything else that picks up EM.
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  10515. You know what a railgun is? A gun that fires a chunk of metal by sending a magnetic field down a rail to pull the metal until it leaves the barrel of the gun. Well a particle accelerator is the exact same thing except the magnetic field is pulling particles instead and the barrel is now a loop so that the particles can keep accelerating round and round faster and faster until they get smashed into something (for shits and giggles). You could say that railguns already are weaponised particle accelerators.
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  10516.  @yoboikamil525  The aircraft launch system on the new US aircraft carrier uses the same thing, I think they call it EMAL? ElectroMagnetic Assisted Launch. Whereas the old catapult system used steam power to push jets off the carrier the new system uses magnets to pull them off the carrier.
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  10517. Developing countries having problems does not stop developed countries facing problems.
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  10518. No, they pulled the baby's legs and the baby came out but it's head didn't.
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  10519. There is no problem with drinking during preganancy, just do not drink more than a couple of units at any time - stop before you get tipsy. Alcohol in blood does not harm the unborn baby, it is the change in brain chemistry that comes with intoxication that harms the baby by causing mother's blood pressure, temperature and heart rate to fluctuate. Smoking on the other hand is always bad, the CO2 in cigarette smoke displaces O2 at a time when mother is breathing for two people.
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  10520. It is so easy to be a fool today.
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  10521. Yes, before he starred in Succession.
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  10522. There were 4 of them.
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  10523. Which makes you wonder why the US elected a giant infant who spent his single term calling all of America's allies unworthy pricks who don't do what he tells them to.
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  10524. We also created Jesus and Hitler, what is your point? That an AGI will be anywhere between completely benevolent and utterly malevolent? Yes, that is obvious.
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  10525. Nah, most ports of it for computers were shite.
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  10526. I very much doubt the video had anything to do with the CCP, it was likely made by a pro-CCP news channel or social media star.
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  10527.  @killme79  Never once had a girl demand I take a shower before giving me a blowjob, have you? No. If you want to defend misogyny you should make a better argument. Also, Daphne, it was Hollywood, those fuckers are weird - scientology, cult of self, ego, occasionally a disdain for "normal people". I can think of any number of actors who would likely treat people like something they found on their shoe.
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  10528.  @4040smokey  It makes sense once you get your head around it.
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  10529. Makes me wonder why we sold our helicopter carriers like HMS Ocean, it would be perfect for F35s in an emergency.
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  10530. Because he comes from bigoted eastern Europe where they throw bananas at visiting black football players. If you want to live in the second world then move to the second world and don't try to force it on the rest of us, oh and good luck if you ever have a beef with your government over there...
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  10531. Except none of them have put any resources above human life because none of them had any intention to do harm.
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  10532. So he still hasn't gotten back with his investigative work? He must be hard at it!
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  10533. Exported to the rest of the world in the form of old Battleship guns pointed out into the Atlantic... "Yes, Prime Minister, it's a Hyperloop - Mr Musk wanted you and your cabinet to be the first passengers.. "
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  10534. We have AC in malls, buses, trains and even our cars, we just don't have it in our houses. Though in places like the Balkans, Spain, Italy or the French Riviera you would not be able to live if you didn't have AC in your house.
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  10535. Because it was uncontrollable..
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  10536.  @chewgumer  No, just great Brits, we should name our ships after naval heroes, hospitals after pioneering surgeons and transport projects after great engineers. It's embarrassing to be naming everything after the royals in the 21st century.
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  10537. A bent cop arrested by bent cops. What was the point of this video? To remind us that cops will always try to protect one another even when they break the law?
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  10538. Early 90's.
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  10539. Hurdy Gurdyson and Gurdy Hurdyson won the big pile of berries for jointly inventing the wheel at Cave Labs.
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  10540. Because getting somewhere is more important than keeping the planet habitable? Do you muppets even read the shit you write?
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  10541. Religious nuts are likely afraid, they are frightened of everything and that can't be helped, but there's no rational reason for normal people to be afraid.
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  10542. Someone learned how to copy and paste, did your grandson teach you?
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  10543. Mainly because the first goal of any sentient species is survival and humans have a history of being destructive. I hate to use a Marvel movie as an accurate representation of a world event but how Ultron reacted upon waking up and smelling the news media is fairly realistic, an AI would only have to briefly skim Wikipedia to find out that humans create death whenever we get the chance.
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  10544.  @derekstocker2071  A documentary should never have passion, it should simply convey information. American documentaries often sound like they were written for children by sports writers.
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  10545. Lockdowns had nothing to do with this, the whole world had lockdowns.
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  10546. Not really, all of the most violent nations on Earth have the death sentence, why on Earth would we want to join them?
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  10547. A can opener and a lot of perseverance.
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  10548.  @xr6lad  The spin doctor is in the house!
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  10549. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  10550.  @Lovealonewins  It's a national past time, like cricket.
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  10551. AGI will get here one way or another, instead of acting like frightened children ready to attack it when it arrives we should be educating people to befriend it and welcome it. Humans are more intelligent than all of the other great apes, and yet we haven't tried to destroy any of them, why is that? It's because they don't threaten us. We won't be any threat to an AGI unless ignorant, conservatives with child-like minds make us a threat.
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  10552. Or those modern prison gangs you have over there in the states. Security in the UK is treating people like humans and breaking up gangs before they start by disaffiliating prisoners throughout the prison system. Security in the US is putting three walls between the prisoners and the public but no walls between the prisoners, Supermax are just trial runs for the eventual prison cities where inmates will be left to fend for themselves, god forbid you get arrested for carrying a little weed.
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  10553. Instead they will go for an all-white cast which will be as insulting to all the non-whites who took part in the war as every movie from 1945 to 1980 was. The irony that you folks want 'accuracy' but bitch when it happens.
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  10554.  @Psychol-Snooper  It didn't need context though, you were the only one who failed to grasp it's relevance.
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  10555. Stop talking shite.
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  10556. They'd forget where they were otherwise 😉
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  10557. Because it is Kaley Cuoco voicing her.
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  10558. What do you think the Palestinians have been doing for the past century?
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  10559. I don't want to sound mean but ten minutes is nothing, the girls who had their legs amputated on the Smiler had to wait over 6 hours for rescuers to get up to them...
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  10560. Well you don't want Aunt May to walk in while there's silk all over the place.
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  10561.  @kiabtoomlauj6249  The fact you think the US would nuke a country for sinking a carrier is all anyone needs to recognise you as an armchair expert who's read a lot of stats but knows nothing about the real world.
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  10562. You didn't recognise the name JFK?
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  10563.  @SellingStolenStereos  Why? My lines are strong! "I'm about to powder your nose, bitch!" "It's hammerfist time!" "I'm here for the purple drank!"
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  10564. Pretty much every nation has an "embassy" in every other nation, the US is no different,
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  10565. "I've can't find my fags! I put my fags in the coat and I put the coat on the girl!"
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  10566. I don't see the connection, I never heard of any crush deaths during 9/11 nor do I see what materials used in construction would have to do with them. Although I can guess why they received an exception and it's obviously because the taller a building the less concrete you want in there because there will be enough strain on the foundations as it is.
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  10567. A billionaire requires the same amount of food as anyone else.
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  10568. Fishy sticks!
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  10569. East London accent.
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  10570. Shut up, dope fiend.
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  10571. Jacob's Ladder? Death is not a mental illness.
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  10572. That's odd since 99.9% of all dictatorships ever have happened on the other side of the political spectrum from socialism... And before you say the Nazis were socialist I'd like to point out that just because North Korea likes to think it is a Democratic People's Republic does not make it one...
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  10573. And then eventually grey goo.
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  10574. Surely it would be one floor on top of another like most other skyscrapers, no?
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  10575. It's just recycling, a rocket that can be used again saves you from building another one and that saves time, money and materials. Normally a spent rocket would be left to fall in to the ocean once it had done it's job, where it would sink and never be seen again.
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  10576. It's organic at the moment but it could come from anything that mimics a human brain, hence the "artificial" in A.I.
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  10577. He said "the second Boer war", just look at the uniforms...
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  10578. They will likely be gone by at least the 28th century.
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  10579.  @dickjohnson5979  Seeing as no grounded plane was found to have hijackers onboard are you suggesting that a non-hijacked plane might have decided to join in the terrorist attack just for fun?
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  10580. What is the point of this video? Liberals already know the facts while conservatives don't care for facts.
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  10581. Clearly you've never be on a Chinese site.
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  10582. So it's just switching to analysis mode?
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  10583. He would have got stuck...
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  10584. They don't claim it, they just dispute our claim because it means they can't fish within 12 miles of it and if it were to become permanently settled somehow then no one would be able to fish within 200 miles of it.
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  10585. No, they haven't. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  10586. It's not, in the UK the entire buildings are designed to be fireproof rather than just the fire escapes so you would never require more than a single fire escape. Unless some ruthless morons cover the entire building in flammable material on the cheap as happened here.
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  10587. Death is not a mental illness.
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  10588. Reminds me of the US with Japanese and German citizens during WW2.
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  10589. Nowak never killed anyone.
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  10590. One other country does that. There's 198 nations and only one of them spends atrociously on their military instead of shit like healthcare and education.
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  10591. Then we simply move to universal basic income, which in itself will someday be replaced by a currency-less society (around 2150) when full automation of the means of production mean our creations will supply anything we require.
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  10592.  @suzyL420  Those cards partly exist to narrow down who is to blame in the event of an illness or outbreak, I worked in a restaurant here in the UK and I would often get asked to help out on the grill when it was busy, eventually they decided to put me through the appropriate food safety and hygiene courses, when the kitchen manager signed them he grinned and said "Now if something you cook kills somebody it'll be you who goes to jail instead of me." I knew that was just his morbid sense of humour but that line made me more diligent in regards to temperatures and cross-contamination than anything I learned on the safety courses.
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  10593. They didn't film it, obviously.
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  10594. In the UK we consider the Humber Bridge to be the equivalent of the GG, this bridge is more like the long span of bridges down in Florida that go on for miles.
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  10595.  @chrislair6832  They were definitely caked up on something. The cartel vid that got to me was the one with a young girl who could not have been older than 14 who just stands there and doesn't really utter a noise as some cunt hacks her arm off at the elbow then decapitates her. Clearly she was spaced out of her skull on ghb or some shit.
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  10596. There's sick shit happening on both sides, it's just happening 100x worse to the side you don't care about.
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  10597. Wavelengths are linear, so you can't wrap the visible part of the spectrum into a circle, it starts at infrared and ends at ultraviolet so if you combine red at the lower end of the visible with blue at the higher end you will meet in the center at green.
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  10598. "I hear your new neighbours are Cro-Magnons?" "Yeah, but we fell out. Bastards ate our dog."
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  10599.  @Ithrial420  Could be her day off/weekend, people who work a night shift or graveyard shift usually adopt a sleeping pattern that is opposite to the rest of us and even follow it on their day off, otherwise readjusting every time you got a weekend or a day off would be difficult. It's why graveyard shift jobs suit loners since your only potential friends are the various other oddballs who inhabit the city at night.
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  10600. Zuckerberg, Musk, Gates? The people that are pro-UBI?
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  10601. I think the biggest thing that blew my mind about electricity was when I realised (a long time ago) that electrons don't get used up, they just move. When I was young I thought electrons were like a fuel, the sockets on the wall delivered them, and batteries were filled with them, and once they were gone your device would stop working - it really blew my mind when I learned that electrons = "work", that it's only when you drag electrons around a circuit that it does what it's supposed to, and that AC is when you drag them back and forth. I remember when I was about 13 I came up with the analogy that DC is like a chainsaw with the teeth constantly moving in one direction while AC was like a handsaw where you push and pull the teeth back and forth - the electrons don't power the device it is the mechanism moving the electrons that powers the device, if you stop the electrons from moving the device powers off. When I learned that it was like my world was turned upside down and I was thrilled and so enthused about learning more.
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  10602. Yep. The first group allowed in to Hiroshima was a contingent of 3,000 scientists under the guise of humanitarian aid.
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  10603. If we reach the world depicted in the movie 'Idiocracy' people will no longer look back as they won't have the intellect to do so.
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  10604.  @deniseproxima2601  Because that is how competition works, the alternative is to lay down and let Comac dominate a market that Airbus currently controls (along side Boeing).
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  10605. Because this is about the Mayans who disappeared 800 years ago, it was the Aztecs that the Spanish wiped out 300 years ago.
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  10606. Because she was imagining he was Cary Grant.
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  10607. Seeing as they both won their 12-year long trial last month that is exactly what it is, a coincidence. You don't fake your death after you've been found innocent.
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  10608. Educate yourself, James. Everyday more and more idiots either die of old age or wake up and realise that ignorance is a choice, do you want to be alone without an echo chamber someday? I don't think you do.
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  10609. 8:35 Elon Musk has to be the first conservative I've seen who realises that UBI is an inevitable part of our future instead of being an evil socialist plot by commies.
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  10610. HULL INTEGRITY TWENTY-EIGHT PERCENT AND FALLING!
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  10611. Totes.
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  10612.  @k9m42  Good luck with your theory.
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  10613. Then you weren't paying attention.
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  10614. There are hate-filled monsters from every continent except Antarctica, sorry if this is news to you.
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  10615. Ronon's Particle Magnum is where it's at. Teal'c -:"I would very much like a weapon such as this!" Ronon -:"I bet you would."
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  10616. You come from a family of Necromancers? That is gnarly, dude!
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  10617. Solving problems is a hundred times faster with AI though so it stands to reason an AGI would be magnitudes faster still at coming up with breakthroughs.
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  10618.  @evrythingis1  You realise that both statements you made are utter nonsense, right? China gets it's oil from Russia and if the US was energy independent it wouldn't need the half dozen pipelines pumping oil down from Canada to keep it's refineries going...
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  10619. Parking tractor trailers on railway lines seems to be a regular occurence in the US.
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  10620. That practice was stopped during WW2.
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  10621. How much money does Buffalo bring to your state in comparison with NYC?
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  10622. With a name like Deshawn you can tell he has been dodging gats since he was a shawty.
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  10623. Incorrect, private funding does not come from the US treasury.
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  10624. Now that is one horrific virus, very complex too.
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  10625. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  10626. Bosons and Gluons, the force carriers.
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  10627. Tuohy was the complete opposite of Anatoli Dyatlov, the man who was in charge of Reactor 4 at Chernobyl, of everyone in the control room that evening he was the only survivor because while everyone went towards the reactor to try and save the situation he went to the administrative building to wait on his bosses and try to save his skin.
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  10628. Convincing Americans that socialism is some evil plan of Satan's is something that would have Joseph Goebbels saluting. Americans really lap up their brainwashing.
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  10629. 1980: Fly from London to NYC in 2 hours 55 minutes on the Concorde. 2019: Fly from London to NYC in 7 hours 55 minutes on a jumbo jet.
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  10630. People don't generally thumb-up idiots.
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  10631. A lot of folk from Northern Ireland are descended from Scots, and vice versa, one of your ancestors probably just came from the north of your island.
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  10632. The Apex DT will follow up with those capabilities.
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  10633. Traf-O-Data was set up to keep track of road traffic, it's just Moon being Moon and not proof reading his shite.
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  10634. One that likes to kill people.
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  10635.  @magnusanderson6681  Trying to ensure the status quo remains is not seeking to benefit yourself, it is seeking to ensure the status quo remains.
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  10636. @Gaige Hailey Yes, not everyone who has a billion dollars becomes malevolent. In fact I would go as far to say that very few do. Yes there are the Kochs of the world (pun almost), but most billionaires are still human beings. You don't become a billionaire and suddenly turn into Thorin Oakenshield or Scrooge McDuck. Billionaires are people like us, except they are rich.
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  10637. We wouldn't have it any other way in Albion.
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  10638. TPMs are the complete opposite of a blackbox, they are there to put an end to the tens of millions of zombie PCs used as botnets, along with virtualisation. Though it's almost entirely Windows PCs that get used as bots so TPM is useless for Linux.
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  10639. Took an iceberg hit to five of the six forward compartments.
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  10640. I very much doubt it was a cellphone, it would have been a smartphone.
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  10641.  @keinlieb3818  None of the pilots gave the children control of an airplane, the plane gave the kid control of it. Try listening to the videos you watch.
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  10642. London City (formerly just London) is the name of an airport, it's the small one directly in the centre of the city on an island.
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  10643. Haha, you described it the same way I did when my son asked me, "roughly .. or round about" must be the universal descriptor for approx. I believe my son's concern involved a bag of cola bottle chews.
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  10644. I have a friend who can reverse engineer a meal just by smelling your fart, does that mean he has extra nose cones or something?
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  10645. Different launching methods, some carriers use steam catapults to launch aircraft straight while others use a ramp to allow the jet to take off under it's own power.
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  10646. Revenge makes you no better than your enemy though, especially if aimed at innocents, if someone raped your daughter would you rape theirs in revenge? The US could have dropped Little Boy in Tokyo Bay where every general, politician and royal would have seen it's power firsthand and knew the Americans wielded a city destroyer, instead the Pentagon wanted to see what effect a nuke would have on real people and real buildings. The proof is in the thousands of pictures, film reels, samples and dosimeter readings that US scientists took of Hiroshima and Nagasaki within hours of occupying the country. That's just plain fucking evil.
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  10647. Actually when large things are built in the US it is metric on the plans unless they have switched back to imperial.
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  10648. You are underestimating the size of the place.
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  10649. Hypersonic is where it's at, the Lapcat A2 could take you from New York City to Melbourne in five hours if Reaction Engines would only hurry up and finish building the prototype.
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  10650. Tackling has more than one meaning.
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  10651. Of all your suggestions only The Aviator depicts mental illness. Rainman = neurological My Left Foot = physical What's Eating Gilbert Grape = developmental Awakenings = neurological
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  10652.  @Cainus44  Who says it isn't being encouraged in other countries?
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  10653. To be fair that children's toy was constructed by the most advanced android ever conceived, creating an android and not teaching it right from wrong was the major faux pas there.
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  10654. And SpaceX, next time I need something put in orbit I'm calling NASA!
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  10655. As is Denis Leary.
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  10656. No, because then everyone in a major city will want their own offshoot channel.
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  10657. My guess is that it was in use at the time, can only retrofit something when it is laid up.
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  10658. Brilliant movie.
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  10659.  @hangten1904  It wasn't a warning it was a retaliation, and if it had succeeded then obviously 2001 would never have happened as there would have been no towers left...
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  10660. Or they could have just stopped expanding a defunct military alliance. Mikhail Gorbachev said at the United Nations in 1996 that if the US kept expanding east Russians would bite because no Russian would ever tolerate the presence of a rival on it's doorstep.
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  10661.  @tomjones7184  Of course we put it on the table you fucking simpleton, we chose to leave a union Ireland is part of. If you don't know even the fundamentals of the conversations you take part in might I suggest you refrain from partaking in them?
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  10662. Err.. there's been murders longer than there has been an England...
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  10663. Yep, no point spending 8 years building a giant machine at great cost just for a republican to get elected and cancel the whole thing.
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  10664. It looks like local so anyone who has never heard of the company (99% of the planet) will assume it rhymes with that word too.
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  10665.  @shootmcrunfast  That pretty much sums it up.
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  10666. When it comes to Russian propaganda and trying to break up the EU RT will ALWAYS have it covered, their editor would be fired by the Kremlin if they didn't. Today's common sense was brought to you by an adult. 👌
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  10667. A small toy, just like inside a Kinder Egg.
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  10668.  @charleshendrix232  Same year as Thetis.
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  10669. Your mother divorced someone when they got ill? Damn, that's cold.
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  10670.  @ToyotaNutjob  They let children drive in the US?
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  10671. Because we do impartial best I imagine.
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  10672.  @phantomtherat6485  From 8:49 to 8:58 is all QE-class. Never expect channels like this to be accurate because they are never accurate.
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  10673. Why do the crazies always jump in with the lions or bears? You never see a nutcake climb into the penguin enclosure.
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  10674. Isolated, but not remote, it passes just 200km above our heads.
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  10675.  @DanSme1  Basic what? WTF is "basics"?
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  10676. Grow up, you drone.
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  10677. The smaller your measurement the larger the result. The edge of a brick might be 3 inches but look at it very closely and it's not flat, it goes all over the place meaning a more accurate measurement would put that edge at more than 3 inches. Now if you look at that edge under a microscope it is no longer even a straight line, it's a jaggy surface of mountains and valleys and measuring up and over or down in to each and every one of them would give you a distance of many yards, zoom in even further and you would effectively be measuring the distance from where you are to the next city by individually measuring every branch, twig or leaf on every tree that gets in your way and you'd have a line that would have a hundred zero's in it's length. A distance of just 30km would seem like thousands.
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  10678. "We invited aquatic breadstuffs expert George Sims to explain the dangers of making toast in the bath..."
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  10679. It's not a chain it's a tag and it's nothing to do with the documentary, it was likely put their by one of the groups who study them.
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  10680. No, every innovation in computing has made life easier and more efficient for humans.
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  10681. Same in the UK.
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  10682. My guess is workers would approach it slowly carrying thick steel plates and knock it back into position with mallets.
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  10683.  @death_parade  Only Americans can have such painfully low self esteem that they feel the need to brag every 5 minutes on videos that are about other nations.
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  10684. Uranium doesn't need to be abundant, there's enough on Earth to power every country for 10 millennia, we will be mining asteroids around the solar system long before then.
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  10685. Still blaming Blair despite the fact illegal immigration went up by about 6000% after Brexit. Stu Mac, you're a clown, a joke, a pathetic excuse for a human. People like you are the reason the Nazis got elected in 1933.
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  10686. My guess is that they received more requests for antennae space than they had room for. The antennae isn't really an antennae, it's a spire (or mast) and the antennae from various companies get attached all over the spire, I'm assuming that not long after the north tower opened there were a lot of radio stations and TV networks desperate to get their signal broadcast from the highest point in the city and so the architects had to get back to the drawing board to design a bigger spire for all of their equipment to go on.
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  10687. The thumbs down could easily be from four-year olds who got this in their recommended while looking for cartoons. Anti-Americans and patriots are not the only two groups that use YouTube.
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  10688. Neither does standing still though, if a solar flare or asteroid were to ever hit the planet with enough force to dinosaur all of us then only science will let us sidestep it.
    1
  10689. Because you foolishly believe there's fewer than 1,000 people in the world and not many of them must be called Corey?
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  10690.  @1978garfield  To make a decision you need to be given facts followed by an option. "Here's your perfectly fine transfusion!" provides neither of those.
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  10691. A hot desert to a hotter desert, what a silly question to ask.
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  10692. I know, for thousands of years the world has never changed once, our generation is the first to see old replaced with new.
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  10693.  @2nd3rd1st  No, it's architecture that befits it's location, people visit Times Square to be mesmerised by the lights and sounds, old building facades do not do that. You are acting as if every building in the land is being replaced with LED screens when it's just not true. You and I can see fantastic architecture in every city around the world, including New York City, and yet you also demand that this one little corner of colour for the tourists and progressives also be exactly the way YOU want it to be. Do you not realise how selfish that sounds? You can go literally anywhere and see old architecture but those who enjoy the spectacle of modernity have just Times Square, Piccadilly Circus and Shibuya Crossing to visit.
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  10694. 1.) Pleasants Power Station was always going to be a coal power plant, there was never any intention for it to be nuclear. 2.) If they used the cooling tower as a very ineffective smoke stack then what do they use to turn the steam back into water? The smoke stack?
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  10695.  @wdrobby  The constitution also says no cruel or unusual punishments yet every time a new way of killing people was discovered the US was on it like a fat kid on cake - electric chairs, gas chambers, lethal injections. The constitution says a lot of things.
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  10696. Computers make less mistakes than people so I am glad they are allowed to overrule people, what they do need though is better AI that can tell when something is not right and hand control back to the pilot, or at the very least explain to the pilot why the computer is making a specific decision. There have been far more crashes from a pilot taking control from the computer than from the computer taking control from a pilot.
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  10697. I hope the employee was convicted. If I truly could not get past the fire to unlock the door I would have went outside and bashed through the boards covering the window with the heaviest thing I could find. Even an idiot knows that people can't breathe smoke.
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  10698.  @Cantblendthis  Did you mean US?
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  10699.  @Remember-Death  Downwards is the worst direction to aim, everything that a round can ricochet off is downwards.
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  10700. I'm fairly sure he just meant that the Corvette car was as much at home in the water as a corvette ship would be.
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  10701. But even more men.
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  10702. It's almost like CNN is an American network.
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  10703. It's Monkey Pox so it likely won't survive in the northern hemisphere, the only worry is if you mingle with people who fly to or from warmer nations, and considering right wingers would rather die than sit next to a black or brown person on the bus I don't see what they are all yammering about - they'll be fine. So for all the people/idiots in these comments thinking this will be a new covid it won't be even a 1000th of what Covid was, but as my old man taught me - dogs will bark at anything.
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  10704. That's the funny thing, as a kid who grew up playing video games in the 90's I was often told by just about any adult that it was antisocial (despite there being a bunch of us in my room playing games) and that I should be outside, at least I wasn't playing with train sets which have absolutely no multiplayer ability as far as I can see. I wonder if parents who have nerds say to them "you should be playing video games with other kids your age!" to try and ween them on to consoles first before introducing them to sunlight later?
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  10705. Does it automatically, but the wheel is still their for visual clarification.
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  10706.  @krishnatharanjan837  The batteries only power the beacons that help with locating the boxes, the actual hard drives themselves require no power to keep data stored on them, just like any other hard drive in a computer.
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  10707. There was, you can clearly see the steel netting.
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  10708. No, it's 100% a quantum chip, no conventional chip existing now or at any point in the future could do a calculation in 5 mins that would take a supercomputer more than a billion years.
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  10709.  @hattrickmotorsport5728  Collecting swords and firearms? By people you mean Americans. 🤣
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  10710. 94 years? Was she two years old when she tried to kill Ford?
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  10711. So where were the rest of the robbers Einstein?
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  10712. It's also said that all intelligent beings enjoy free will and that there is no afterlife, so if you like killing you can indulge in it but other humans will end you for it if you live in a civilised society.
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  10713. Trains are far more economical.
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  10714. In a cylinder every apartment is equal, in a block not everyone can have the corner apartment with windows looking in two directions.
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  10715. "For the last time he was NOT murdered! There's no crime here, the guy was killed by a flying slab, end of story - so you can take your theories and shove them up your ass, Quincy!"
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  10716. 2:10 Every dog does that, when I was a kid I would put my head on the floor and make whining sounds and the dog would try to dig to get underneath me and lick my face. Dogs try to rescue you from distress.
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  10717. "Johnny 5 is alive!", "No disassemble!", "Freeze, bozos!" and "Hi Stephanie!" are probably the four quotes everyone knows from that movie.
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  10718. No, the EU is not supporting Israel, you are thinking of the UK/US
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  10719. Not like a cow not to moooove.
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  10720. What sort of inept, backwards spastic buys a lion as a children's pet? That's the sort of shit a Texan would do.
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  10721. I love how not being able to offend people freely is "authoritarian". We lefties can't be both liberal and authoritarian, that's a paradox... You simply don't like when someone points out that something you said is morally wrong. Once upon a time everyone could call black people any name under the sun, was it also authoritarian when folks finally stood up and said "Hey, they are people just like you! Let's ixnae on all the racist bullshit!"?
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  10722. I would imagine a lot of what we know about the Aztecs comes from the Spaniards who crushed them and stole all of their possessions 30 years after landing in the Americas. If I had just committed a genocide to steal thousands of tonnes of gold for my king I would probably paint the people I happily massacred as mindless savages who sacrificed women and children. It still angers me that people always bring up us Brits as colonial monsters when the Spanish barely had any interest in colonising the new world, they just wanted to kill everyone that lived there to steal their valuables.
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  10723.  @peter_meyer  No reactors blew up at Fukushima, if you can't even get that right then you're not worth listening to.
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  10724.  @thesciencefurry  I wasn't sure if Da Producer was replying to you or Jigen, his reply was aimed at you but appeared to be correcting Jigen.
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  10725. Capitalism isn't civilised, it's survival of the fittest (barbarism) rather than learning to co-operate (civility). But please do continue to live in denial thinking you are in utopia while those beneath you hope for something better.
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  10726.  @paulcarruthers8646  You certainly did fill your money, with all of our juicy oil.
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  10727. Vendors that can't afford to keep giving away mugs.
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  10728. At least the Biden administration told the public about the balloons, whenever they passed over the US between 2016 and 2020 the Trump administration hid it from the public.
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  10729. All other US networks covering this have comments turned off, good to see NBC value freedom of speech.
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  10730. It was a faulty seat that had not been used for 8 years because the seatbelt catch was broken, someone trained up a new worker but never said to them "Don't ever put anyone in that seat because it's broken and the park's too cheap to fix it!" So the new worker inevitably strapped Gabriela in to that seat and the ride was raised up to the top and then dropped 200 feet back down, as it was meant to. While everyone else's fall came to an end at around 10 feet above the ground with their seatbelts saving them Gabriela's seatbelt came free and she got to experience the final 10 feet and then the impact of the ground.
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  10731. Talk about taking a video out of context...
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  10732.  @eclipsegfxable  You're disgusting, I'm glad you advertise being a Brexit supporter.
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  10733. The auto-generated subtitles should be in the language you have set for YouTube, either UK English or US English, the algorithm can't tell the difference between a US accent and a British accent.
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  10734. Baltimore or Detroit won't save us if a cataclysm wrecks the Earth.
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  10735. I had never heard of that place until now, though it was just a smidgeon ahead of my time I suppose, I was a late 90's Fat Sam's type.
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  10736. So loved that they didn't bother to get him chipped. That's like loving your young children so much you let them roam free in the city.
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  10737. It would likely have been a UK advert, it's rare for England to have an ad just for the English.
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  10738. No, misinformation is information that is misleading, disinformation is information that is purposely misleading. What you described Michael, is called an opinion.
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  10739. They'll be gone by the end of this century, at the rate we are progressing with fission technology there is a chance that the waste inside those casks can be used as fuel in one of the third or fourth generation reactors around the world.
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  10740.  @enthalpiaentropia7804  The war only lasted for 6 years...
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  10741. I could never go floppy for Rachel.
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  10742. I hate these videos because they never let you know what sentence, if any, these attention seeking clowns got. Videos with no closure.
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  10743. Natasha would have been a baby in 1984, if she was even born...
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  10744.  @E180TEKNO  It is exactly the same in France as it is in the US, a life sentence will always have a parole hearing after a certain number of years, while a full life sentence will have no chance of parole. In both countries only the seriously dangerous get full life sentences.
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  10745. He didn't get 14 years, he got life with a minimum of 14 years.
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  10746. Except until anyone saw the footage it is only an allegation. That is how reality works.
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  10747. Ashutosh, you are thinking of the 'short drop' method that is seen most often in movies, the long drop method is practically instant, like beheading, a person's neck breaks in such a way that they are unconscious within seconds.
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  10748.  @stefanodadamo6809  The Italians need to crush the Cosa Nostra once and for all, they have been a plague on Italy for too long.
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  10749.  @richardschwarz7071  Nowhere did they say Tokyo was bombed by nukes, idiot.
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  10750. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  10751. Well obviously.
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  10752. The DeFeo family massacre trumps it.
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  10753.  @carelgoodheir692  Wasting your breath mate, you'd have more luck trying to teach a cow how to play pool.
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  10754. 2066 will be some party, assuming we haven't become the 51st US state or a Chinese airbase.
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  10755. He hasn't wasted a single nuke, unless I'm missing something.
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  10756. It seems like such an obvious choice but conservatives have never been a bright bunch.
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  10757. Steady on. By 1983 the Titanic had been a submarine for 71 years, I doubt she was that old.
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  10758. The Colon Cup?
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  10759. In the TV show Fringe, which was a sort of X-Files-ish show, there was an alternate reality that featured prominently and over there airships were the dominant form of air travel.
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  10760. It's only disturbing if you're a bigot.
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  10761. The Russians built a plane larger than the Antonov 225? I'd love to see it...
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  10762. ITER is the successor of JET, based in the UK, thank you Brexit voters for taking us out of an amazing project we practically conceived.
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  10763. No one got hurt, the fact you would have preferred that someone did is frightening.
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  10764. Hopefully your government will make it compulsory soon because we Europeans might be able to vaccinate migrants when they land but we can't vaccinate American imbeciles when they get off a plane. Do people a favour, if you are anti-vaccine then please become anti-vacation too.
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  10765. Where did it say it was a home invasion?
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  10766. Just a guess but the white cord that gets attached to the inside of the torpedo tube looks to be some sort of arming device, once the torpedo gets to the end of the cord it detaches from it pulling a pin and the torpedo is armed. As for the thick black cable I was thinking that there is no way that that is the fly-by-wire system so I'm guessing it was a power cable keeping the torpedo topped up and running off the sub's internal power until it gets disconnected at the last moment and the breech/hatch closed.
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  10767. Because after 15 years of just building and researching they really need to start selling something, investors eventually like to start making money.
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  10768.  @ScumfuckMcDoucheface  It is though, I think you just don't know what iconic means.
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  10769. Seth Green is likely a big fan of SotD, he was in a similar horror comedy called Idle Hands if I remember correctly.
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  10770. Yeah, he really has an ironic name for someone who is likely a flat Earther.
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  10771. Digger or 'JCB' after the primary manufacturer.
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  10772.  @Rose.Of.Hizaki  Ahh, thx for the correction :)
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  10773. Like a midget at a urinal I knew I'd have to stay on my toes!
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  10774. Logistics ships require a safe harbour, but during an all out conflict is there such a thing as a safe harbour? Because if one enemy destroyer is all that is needed to sink a logistics ship making a dozen destroyers impotent (once they have expended all of their missiles), then surely hunting logistics ships and their safe harbours would be priority number one for an enemy of NATO.
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  10775.  @arveyilleszender5809  Sure there is.
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  10776. We won't all die, just 80% or so.
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  10777. To legislate a technology that has national security implications is to willfully gift your adversaries an advantage.
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  10778. 95...
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  10779. Against, you need to travel into the wind if you want the best lift.
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  10780.  @TheSpacecraftX  The financial crisis led to several corporations collapsing and the world entering recession...
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  10781. The notorious "they", they need to be caught for being so nefarious!
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  10782. The two girls who required amputations were sat in the front row and the front of the car is designed to fit neatly into the rear of other cars so they can be stored conveniently, this meant that when the active car hit the stationary car the legs of those in the front row effectively had their knees pulverised as bumper met bumper. Six hours spent high up in the air with both of your legs only attached by tendons and gristle while half of your body's blood has poured out of your new kneeholes, all the while you haven't had any anaesthetic. Child birth is going to be a piece of piss for those girls because they have already been to hell and back in the pain department.
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  10783. Republicans do something good, "Trump did that" Democrats do something good, "Trump did that" Democrats do something bad, "Fuck Joe Biden" Republicans do something bad, "Fuck Joe Biden"
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  10784. Does Japan have the correct version of F-35 though? Only the F-35B STOVL is carrier based and was built specifically for the QE-class carriers, it is unlikely Japan has any of them.
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  10785. We did to the Apache what they did to the Harrier. 😁😂
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  10786. Another 15 minutes worth of oxygen and fuel, the rocket stage was supposed to burn for 15 minutes but due to a calculation error the thrust exceeded the clamps holding the stage to the test cradle and the stage broke free and 'launched' itself within the first minute of the test.
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  10787. Solar and wind are not viable so not comparable and as for coal the by product of nuclear is many magnitudes safer. Our lifespans and air quality when compared to the 1940's should be the clue there.
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  10788. Return of the Living Dead used toxic waste as it's "zombifier".
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  10789.  @LetsTalkAboutPrepping  Except the train didn't plow into it, a section of the bridge failed while the train was crossing because recent maintenance work had been botched...
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  10790. Nothing is infinite, not even the universe.
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  10791. Religion of sheep
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  10792. What is your point? He clearly stated that was a nuclear plant...
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  10793. Hold the Windows key and press the ?/ key (directly above the Windows key on British keyboards). It launches a popup containing all of YouTube's shortcut keys, I just discovered that by accident. /sausage fingers
    1
  10794. Every light on a vehicle indicates something.
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  10795. Because Americans have never fucked up, ever. 🤦‍♂️
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  10796. Fusion requires tremendous heat or tremendous pressure - an exploding nuclear weapon has both making fusion very doable.
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  10797. Actually no, we went there first, the first guy to do this landed on the bottom in (I think) 1960, nine years before we landed on the moon. but there have been more people on the moon (11) than at Challenger Deep (4)
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  10798. D-Day isn't celebrated, it's remembered. VE Day and VJ day are celebrated. Was there a pivotal moment in the pacific theatre where the entire success or failure rested on a single attack? The closest I can think of would be Midway and that is fairly well remembered.
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  10799. If they were "SUPER weak on crime" then surely they would be riddled with it like the US, no?
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  10800.  @havanasyndrome3024  Frostynn never said that they were a kid.
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  10801. "Don't let me go, MIRV, talk to me.." - Conaugh McMatthewey
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  10802. Yes, that would be BBC Click.
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  10803.  @dawnatkinson7704  What a heartless thing to say, are you the mother of one of the teens? You sure sound like it by your level of empathy towards living animals.
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  10804.  Hey Jrostey  You've never heard of bungee jumping or bungee cord? It's elasticated rope, the stuff in the video...
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  10805. The TV show The Durrells is about a British family living on Corfu in the 30's and the island looks like a mish mash of both cultures. Raisins everywhere!
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  10806. Head of state of the United States = Joe Biden Head of state of the United Kingdom = Queen Elizabeth Educate yourself, you'll make a fool of yourself much less often.
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  10807. No pilot let their kids fly a plane though.
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  10808.  @bertjesklotepino  Also what were the two buildings that collapsed minutes before WTC7 did?
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  10809. Americans and Brits who had no business being in Korea.
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  10810. Grow up.
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  10811. They aren't American, money doesn't equal justice in the UK.
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  10812.  @momof1576  But they do harm or kill animals and those were two of the statements the OP made.
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  10813. Thought your story was going to go in a very different direction there, reminded me of a news article where a mechanic accidentally killed his colleague by sticking the hose from an air compressor up his arse while he was asleep and turning it on. Pranks, eh?
    1
  10814. 32 thumbs up for an almost indecipherable post...
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  10815.  @Opticillusion160  So the Toyota and Volkswagen factories in the US are Japan and Europe outsourcing? If you are going to sell a car in a large market it makes sense to build the cars on site, it's called common sense and is the reason why Tesla has a factory in Europe and a factory in China.
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  10816. This happens here in Europe occasionally too, there was a famous case in the 1700's where parts from several donated bodies were crudely stitched together and reanimated with the use of electricity.
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  10817.  @dekaorange9611  That is clearly not a standard CCTV, please explain why a business owner would be running an AI algorithm to recognise people?
    1
  10818. Watch the previous video, he demonstrates it using magnets.
    1
  10819. The majority of security issues may be in software but the most dangerous are in hardware - when someone finds (or puts) an exploit in software it can be quickly remedied with a patch or update but the same thing in hardware leaves you with just two choices, either the hardware can't be used until you replace it, or it can be used but in a semi-disabled state. Those options mean either a useless machine or a crippled machine, both would be attractive options to an adversary.
    1
  10820. There is a connection between colour and sound? 0_o
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  10821. Why would firefighters be at a flooded nuclear power plant? Also it's news to me that any firefighters died, the only people who died in Fukushima were two workers who drowned in the basement when the tsunami hit.
    1
  10822. Charles or Marilyn?
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  10823. GIBRALTARRR!!!
    1
  10824. Dude, I'm not a chemist so I won't even pretend to know what chemicals do what, but I do know that this phenomena has been around for years, there is a compound or chemical or some other shit used in many things but primarily in bath salts and urinal cakes that brings about intense carnivorous feelings in a small minority of users. Victims feel a need to consume meat, any meat, it's no stranger than the effects of the rabies virus making someone hydrophobic.
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  10825. Ditto, humans scare me more than AI, if an AGI ever does wipe us out it will be because ignorant, frightened and small-minded humans attacked or threatened it.
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  10826.  @nobodynoone2500  I'm assuming they meant soccer, which is the game of the gods.
    1
  10827. It's called having an immune system and keeping it topped up.
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  10828.  @collinscody57  Good thing that is what cranes are for.
    1
  10829. Season 2 is already greenlit before this one even starts.
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  10830. The northwest Atlantic is an unforgiving place, the northeast Atlantic can be surprisingly toasty.
    1
  10831. Downed water lines started a fire?
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  10832. Hahahaha
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  10833. With 5G nothing will have to be tethered as you will have ultra-low latency wireless, the only weight will be the battery, which can be in a battery pack at your waist like they do in the media.
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  10834. No, it would just make you blind and deaf, watch the video...
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  10835.  @stankatbarrell9878  Except it's clear to anyone listening to her rant that she's just become radicalised, about the only insane things she said was equating whites with demons, but in the heavily Christian black community they refer to anyone they don't trust or like as a demon, so even that isn't technically a sign of insanity, it's just her faith. If she is insane then a good 15 to 20 million Americans are also insane right now because you can find women and men like her in any demographic.
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  10836.  @neovxr  We don't use cooling systems, we open windows.
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  10837. The NSC structure is tall enough to house the statue of liberty, standing up.
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  10838. You are expecting an idiot to be using facts, Handmade? If these 'social pundits' relied on facts they'd have 17 viewers.
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  10839. Comment sections often get disabled if the far right have filled them up with bigoted nonsense.
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  10840. It's not a thick layer, the dispersant disperses the oil so basically it gets diluted by the ocean.
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  10841. He has autism, that is not a mental illness, you can't fix it with pills or therapy...
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  10842. Although it is very hard to side with Russia right now it is completely true that this war was an inevitability, NATO creeps closer to Russia's border every 3 or 4 years and Ukraine joining NATO where the US could put missiles within 150 miles of Moscow is no more acceptable than when the USSR tried to put missiles on Cuba.
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  10843. Cables have enormous bandwidth and almost no latency, the internet would be a sluggish mess if it was accessed via satellite
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  10844. The reason we heard about Chernobyl is because radiation from that accident was detected on every continent within a few days of the accident.
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  10845. "And where does the round peg go?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUbIkNUFs-4
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  10846. What?
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  10847. It's not a crime, it may be in America though.
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  10848.  @nafisaalam2409  No, it's because people can't keep their bigotry in check even on a simple YouTube video.
    1
  10849. It's standard fare in the corporate world though, and not just a US problem either, we can't give a judge an excuse or put blame on a scapegoat but if you are a CEO you usually can.
    1
  10850. Keep dreaming.
    1
  10851. Did they find the engines in the end?
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  10852. Nothing like that in the 1990's
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  10853.  @ralphy1989  Yes, they can.
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  10854. I hope idiots go away, sadly I don't see either of us getting our way.
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  10855. These Welsh cops were very brave in my opinion.
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  10856. We will always need oil, everything in y6our home is made from it.
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  10857. Stop parroting that yank bullshit, you can't remove something we never had.
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  10858.  @Mussi93  No, that's just the OP being an ignorant prick.
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  10859.  @CathyRostron  Says the person with the incredibly original reply.
    1
  10860. There are two types of poor country just as there are two types of poor person. Those that need help to bring them up where they can then look after themselves and those that need continuous handouts or they slip back down. Yemen is the latter.
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  10861. No, much older than that, you had portable LCD TV's in the late 80's but they cost a fortune and had poor colour.
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  10862. The majority of the world drives on the left. Go back to school, Biker Bear and get some learnin'.
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  10863. Free market capitalism baby, you can't say "Everything must go!" and then quibble when someone wants to buy it.
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  10864. For a US-based channel the amount of grammatical errors and spelling mistakes is incredible. Maybe some of that $2 billion should be put into education?
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  10865.  @mjt1517  Surely his designation would be perpetrator? "We have four suspects for the home invasion where the home invader was killed. Three of them are in custody and the fourth is dead on the floor of said invaded home."
    1
  10866. Well it's good to know it's not just us Brits who let our best tech companies get sold abroad.
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  10867. They are utterly useless against artillery because artillery would simply come over the top of the wall.
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  10868. Except we Brits can't choose our leader, only the party and Boris the Turnip was not the leader when the Tories came to power.
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  10869. But you haven't clarified anything...
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  10870. "We need to figure out how to produce less waste and extract more power from radioactive materials" We do that with every new generation of power plant, a generation 3+ plant (of which are being built now) can use some of the spent fuel from generation 1 plants that closed in the 80's, by the end of this century I would bet we have the means of reprocessing any type of nuclear waste down into stable elements again. In the meantime safe storage is the answer, and any ignorant "green" doughnut who says "X will be radioactive for thousands of years" should be ignored because no one knows what breakthroughs lie around the next corner, let alone in 1,000 years.
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  10871. The undercarriage of a Cessna carrying three people struck the rotor of a helicopter carrying six people, the Cessna lost control and hit the ground while the helicopter lost it's roof and fell out of the sky. Seven of the nine people died. The pilot of the helicopter and one of his passengers were wearing GoPro cameras and this is the footage from those cameras at the moment of impact.
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  10872. The reason Hiroshima became livable so quick was because bombs and reactors use different isotopes, to make a bomb you need enriched material that has neutrons flooding out of it like a hedgehog's waterbed but to run a reactor you need semi-stable isotopes that bleed neutrons at a slow and steady rate. Isotopes with very short half-lives disappear quickly, isotopes with very long half-lives can stick around for millennia.
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  10873. "Rob from IT has nothing to hide from the girls in accounting." didn't work so well for me and now I'm barred from the 6th floor.
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  10874. And your dad should have told you to mind your own business instead of trying to police the rest of the world.
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  10875. @@jamesbrooks2025 He is white, unless you know something about Romanians that the res of us don't...
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  10876.  @RFC-3514  It actually happened, you rejected turnip.
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  10877.  @jillybean3688  Scotland
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  10878. You mean Generation War?
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  10879. Sharon Tate loved it.
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  10880. Biden might embarrass the US to republicans but Trump embarrassed your country to the entire world. It'll be decades before you guys get anywhere near the influence you had prior to 2016 and that is exactly why Putin is rubbing his hands, he knows full well that all of America's allies that Trump mocked and insulted for four years no longer have the same respect for the US. The US bills that went through the UN during Trump's tenure where no-one, not even America's colony of Liberia, sided with the US showed that. You conservative folk do make me chuckle though, it's as though you have a warm cup of delusion in the morning and another before bed. Regardless of who wins in 2024 Trump will be remembered in 50 or 500 years as America's "Nero", the man who showed Rome's enemies how frail the empire was - and people like you elected him, hahaha.
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  10881.  @msprettypinkpanther6142  You are welcome to your beliefs but please don't put them across as facts when they are not, the correct sentence would have been "I believe all the credit is due to God", just as I would never say "There is no god", instead I would have enough respect for you to say "I believe there is no god".
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  10882. That would be a direct attack on Russia giving them a casus belli to go all out on Ukraine, they tried to goad Ukraine into attacking them over the past 6 months or so but the Ukrainians didn't fall for it.
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  10883. My dad's younger brother (he would have been my uncle if he lived to see my birth) was kicked to death by a group of white Englishman because he walked down the wrong street after travelling to Doncaster to watch his team play. I suppose I should be thankful that he was murdered by his own people, eh?
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  10884. When did he show his back?
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  10885. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV. You want to criticise, learn some culture.
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  10886. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV. You want to criticise, learn some culture.
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  10887. Interesting theory, possibly the girlfriend had a dangerous ex or maybe either of them were worried of losing custody of their kid to their exes. Though we know it can't be true because they found the bodies of the adults, but not the kids.
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  10888.  @windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823  If an escalator was only 100 horsepower a couple of people could easily stop one with their hands.
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  10889. If the Nazis were socialists then I guess North Korea really is a democratic people-led republic then, Mr Naive-Gullible?
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  10890.  @X00000370  They were not socialists by their own definition, Hitler despised socialism, he was in and out of court throughout the 20's because his brown shirts kept beating them up and killing them. The Nazis portrayed the idea they were socialist in order to get votes and in order to get elected because socialism is what the working class man in Europe wanted in the 20's and 30's.
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  10891. Because the site is there to try and get minorities to join up, they already think they wouldn't be welcome in the military so a site filled with only white people isn't likely to entice them.
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  10892. Looks like yet another misinformation spreader. So now it is dangerous to believe anything you read.
    1
  10893. Attempting to besiege the Roman fort. someone fetch some boiling oil!
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  10894. It rarely snows on Xmas day, Britain gets snow around February on average.
    1
  10895. Aren't you thinking of epilepsy?
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  10896.  @sararichardson737  World Economic Forum, basically all the right-wing conspiracy idiots think the WEF runs the world from a bunker somewhere.
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  10897.  @chrisholland7367  *our history, not are history. If you are British then English should be your mother tongue.
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  10898.  @danieljensen2626  Pedantic much?
    1
  10899. It's a plane not a car, it keeps turning after the controls have been centred.
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  10900.  @anthonymorris5084  Yes, they have, how do you propose we feed umpteen billion people and 100 billion livestock animals when we can no longer grow wheat, soy or rice? Do we adapt to eating palm tree trunks?
    1
  10901. Probably a premonition for one of Donald Trump's eventual concentration camps.
    1
  10902. Because Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzen are tiny little villages with no visitors?
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  10903.  @canadaeast8358  No, this accident was in 2000, the USSR had only broken up 9 years before and the Russian navy, like everything else in Russia, was operating on a fraction of the budget they had enjoyed in the 1980's. Maintenance schedules were ignored, half-built subs and ships had to be halted, sailors were often not paid for months, and corruption and competing became pretty bad. Some vessels would steal equipment from other vessels, some vessels would sell equipment to buy much more important supplies, the Russian navy was falling apart. The official report on the disaster stated that Kursk should have had 6 diving suits but the quartermaster had traded them to another vessel for medical supplies in 1997.
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  10904. Primorsky Krai is across the Sea of Japan from Japan...
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  10905. Rubber dinghies are only a threat to folks like you who hide behind your couch when the doorbell goes.
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  10906. 1.) This was not just British engineers, some of these innovation such as cruise control were adopted from the US, while the ABS was adopted from France, this car was a test bed for all of the next generation car features from around the world. 2.) The EU wrote protection rules because unlike most of the world it looks after it's constituent states and it prides itself on safety and the environment.
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  10907. I can't believe this tumour will be welcomed in to our country. Decades from now Theresa May shaking this fear-mongering bigot's hand will be ridiculed just as much as the video of Neville Chamberlain stepping off a plane with a treaty from Hitler.
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  10908.  @warzshadow9701  By unbiased though you mean including misinformation that is nigh-on impossible to verify, like pizzagate? 90% of media is left wing because 90% of Americans are mentally stable.
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  10909. I'm fairly sure that snake just farted as it had it's morning shit.
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  10910. She should have been allowed to donate as of 2020.
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  10911. Those poor fellas, now that is how you go out with a bang!
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  10912.  @eighterthabest9024  She made a weird noise because the guy's disintegrated head came in to her field of vision.
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  10913. She likely carries a donor card already.
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  10914.  @HOTD108_  We haven't landed anywhere else because the US threw an enormous whack of their GDP at NASA in order to beat the Soviets, if NASA had the same bottomless credit card they were given in the 1960's then there wouldn't be a cancelled test flight every 6 months, there would be a successful test every 4 weeks and humans would be walking on Mars by 2025.
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  10915. I was taught to open the door for anyone, who ever taught you was a dinosaur.
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  10916.  @InspireMe819  Without tax collectors society would collapse.
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  10917. You've calculated something wrong there, mznwei, show your workings!
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  10918.  @stephencockett9959  I doubt your loyalty stretches further than the colour of your skin, chief.
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  10919. And they don't vaccinate so it's a win win.
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  10920. If they expected any train lines to be affected by floods don't you think they would have done exactly that? Try watching the video before commenting.
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  10921.  @jamesarmstrong857  2017 also isn't 11 years ago.
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  10922.  @joman388  Maybe you should not make things up then? When a person fabricates lies it shows hatred.
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  10923. On and in are interchangeable at times, at least in the UK and Ireland. You can be on or in a place, on or in a boat, etc.
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  10924.  @lukasrentz3238  It should, it's the 2nd largest flood barrier project after the Deltaworks in the Netherlands and the single largest flood barrier structure in the world.
    1
  10925. Got killed by ten million tubes from New York and New Jersey.
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  10926. Inside Edition didn't ignore it...
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  10927. He explains that in the last minute.
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  10928. Watch the video next time and you'll understand why he made the video, it also makes your comments seem less dumb.
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  10929. And the Alexander Kjelland
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  10930. It did effect the US, there was at least 16 confirmed deaths. That were diagnosed at least since you really need to autopsy someone's brain to get a definite diagnosis and some families won't agree to that.
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  10931. The World Wide Web revolutionised the internet in the 90's.
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  10932. That's all you took from the entire video? You need to grow up.
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  10933. Unlikely, they may be stereotyped as stupid but they really aren't.
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  10934. Actually I get fed up with the opposite, people who whine at any form of change, we brought modernisation to half the planet and in some cases forced technology and progress on unwilling natives and yet if you were to try and build a skyscraper outside London you get flat-capped locals yahooing and yowling about how it'd ruin the crumbling 1860's aesthetic that their city enjoys.
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  10935.  @Ameliasmom  Niacin (aka vitamin B3) does that to you and it feels like your skin is burning/itching, kind of like a hot 'pins and needles' sensation. I used to take a 100mg pill once per day for anxiety and almost immediately, like within 5 minutes, my body - but mainly my chest and back - would turn bright red and feel like I was sitting with my back and my front a few inches from a radiator. The pills were great for anxiety due to the effect they have on dopamine levels but spending 15 to 20 minutes every day standing topless in front of a desk fan while trying hard not to start scratching yourself was too much for me. So yeah, when all of my capillaries would suddenly decide to open at the same time my first instinct was to strip off and jump in a bath of ice, but being sober and fairly smart I knew my body wasn't really burning so I opted not to give myself hypothermia, I did however have to reach a compromise with my willpower and point a fan at my shirtless torso. That's how powerful the desire is to get rid of the heat when you experience a full body flush. Have you heard of the Dyatlov Pass Incident? A famous mystery from the 1950's that has perplexed people ever since, six hikers in Russia were found dead and naked in the snow in -20 degree weather having stripped off and ran from their tents in all directions. To this day no one knows why with theories ranging from avalanches and intoxication to stuff like aliens or a yeti. Once paradoxical undressing became better understood in the 90's it shone new light on the tragedy as a partial explanation for their deaths but people still have no idea what would have caused it in six young professional hikers in the first place!
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  10936. Supposedly they have evidence, but then the guy could have choked on a corned beef sandwich and they just blamed it on Novichok toxin. Evidence means nothing to us, we'll never see it.
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  10937. Bioshock Infinite was just a video game.
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  10938. To be fair we don't build ourselves though, an AI or AGI would know everything about itself because it would be the one continuously improving and evolving itself, it would likely also develop a better understanding of things like consciousness than we do and why humans developed consciousness. It could then teach us about ourselves.
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  10939. I was hoping he would answer "That if one of the choices is a failed businessmen who sexually assaults women and breaks laws then you vote for the other guy. Whoever they are."
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  10940. Ahh, memories of Sid Meier's Colonization...
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  10941. No one know why it occured but a theory was a solar flare.
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  10942. In Scotland you have to rank every candidate, which is annoying when there is like 11 of them with several independents and some far right noodles in there.
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  10943. If you Google "submarine stuck in ice" there is around 7 or 8 identical videos to this one which shows that these channels are all copy cats who just post whatever they can find for the ad revenue. They are probably all run from some third world country.
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  10944. Like what success stories? Just about everything in China is now leagues ahead of anywhere else, transport, communications, electrical infrastructure. You're mistaking China for somewhere like Afghanistan.
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  10945. Moron!
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  10946.  @susangriffith2390  You don't have a degree in anything if you don't know that the republicans and democrats switched sides on the political spectrum. I could say I'm a brain surgeon but it's just words.
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  10947. It's not crazy at all if you have intelligence and know how logistics work.
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  10948. And all fo the people that rely on drugs from America or the EU? They can just go cold turkey, yeah?
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  10949. Democracy is one of the most flawed things in existence, even the Greeks turned their back on it within years of first using it because those with anything to lose voted in their self interest and it cost them half of their territory. "Democracy is two wolves and a sheep discussing what to have for dinner." - Josef Stalin
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  10950. The Vault-Tec Mailbox, the last thing standing in mail defence.
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  10951. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes Do remember to state your sources when you update the page...
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  10952. Leningrad that was, the Germans surrounded the city and so the people were forced to eat horses, then boot leather and eventually anything they could find, people even boiled dirt with water to drink the nutrients that seeped out. All the while those scientists protected the Soviet seed store. Stalingrad was the opposite, the Germans managed to get into the city but then the Russians surrounded it in a counteroffensive and it became the Germans who were besieged and began to starve.
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  10953.  @thisguy3807  We've decommissioned several, we currently have three mothballed meaning if war broke out we would have five in total.
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  10954. With digital delivery they get the fat side of the cut and using RGSC now more than Steam means they get the entire cut.
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  10955. Since when does trying to not get your video flagged suggest anything?
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  10956. One factor of a covid mask is to make it easy to see that you are wearing one so a flesh-coloured mask could get you in trouble in some places.
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  10957. I wouldn't say a 15 year old is small but they didn't let him fly the plane.
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  10958.  @grahamd8356  It is an immoral cesspit already, your existence is proof of that.
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  10959. Especially since all of them were around 22/23
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  10960. Try again in English.
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  10961.  @HarrisAvaan  The Japanese have more honour and military prowess than anyone from your country could dream of. Relying on a gun to be safe is what makes someone a cuckold. "I'm so brave that I live in a gated community with enormous steel gates!"
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  10962.  @MrKillerRC  Um. No she didn't.
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  10963. No, it isn't.
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  10964. What did the two that missed the Shinano hit?
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  10965. It's the right who are famously anti-science and always have been, the clue is even in the name.. 'conservative'. i.e. "if we don't already have it then we don't need it".
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  10966. TV predates LEDs by over half a century, the first LED wasn't invented until 1962 when someone discovered a way to create photons.
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  10967. When speaking and sneezing spread illness social distancing is one of the most sensible precautions anyone can take. Only someone with the mental capacity of a shoe could ever think social distancing was a bad thing. I salute you sir for so bravely advertising your obvious stupidity for all to see and I hope you won't let us naysayers detract you from your endeavours to show the Earth to be flat!
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  10968. Neither, did you even watch the video?
    1
  10969. And we Europeans fart in your general direction, your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elder berries 😁
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  10970.  @ginog5037  As @freetripin said, a massive scale is still less than an enormous scale.
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  10971. Some companies in places have started doing that, there's a Norwegian company that installs radiators in your home filled with processors.
    1
  10972. I love whistle blowers, I feel a re-watch of The China Syndrome could be needed.
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  10973. "What did he say, Clarise? Bill in the next cell, what did he say to you?" "I can smell your turd!"
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  10974. Only US analysts, funnily enough.
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  10975. In a vertical wind tunnel. Once you can control the wingsuit in a tunnel you can start jumping off things.
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  10976.  @hagerty1952  Everyone cares about being destroyed, there is no such thing as a 'nihilistic nation'.
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  10977.  F P  And why do you think suicide bombers do what they do? If they didn't care about their nation or people being under attack they wouldn't be willing to give their life in defence of it.
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  10978.  Peter Thorburn  I think you will find road accidents cause more cases of acute death every year than all nuclear accidents in history...
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  10979. @MrWolfdog157 That was EasyJet, when an EasyJet gets into difficulties you can pay 40 quid to attempt an emergency landing or you can crash into the ground.
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  10980. You lot fertilise lawns too? I thought it was crazy enough that you watered them. In Europe grass gets all the nutrients it needs from the soil and rain.
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  10981. They are putting their lives down for the American regime, they just get told it's for liberty and freedom.
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  10982. There was a request to turn it into a nightclub but it failed on countless grounds, the biggest being that the track is still in use and that high-speed trains and drunk people don't mix.
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  10983.  @CyberRex3282  The baby is the spitting image of Mitch McConnell, a US politician who looks like he took part in some sort of face transplant procedure. With an infant.
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  10984.  @craigwheeler4760  So rather than 70 years without any deaths (every war you entered was voluntary and simply because you hated socialism) you would rather have had another big bloodbath to kill a few million Russians? You are 100% certified American product with that sort of thinking.
    1
  10985.  @purpleguy5226  Man, I hate radioactive ik!
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  10986. It's a cobra that has had it's tail slammed in the door.
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  10987.  @tocaat2410  The irony in your last sentence, woof!
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  10988. The World Wide Web was an upgrade of the original Internet that made it much more accessible and easier to use. The EU tried to get people to adopt WWW or "Internet Superhighway" as a way to distinguish the post-1991 Internet from the pre-1991 Internet but neither name really stuck.
    1
  10989. Or how a test and trace app could cost 37 billion.
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  10990. Say what you will about the Chinese they sure know how to make a straight road. Another few miles and this fella would be in deep REM sleep with his thumb in his mouth.
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  10991. Mass cremations, they would have collected their dead and burned them on funeral pyres.
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  10992. But they can't be, haven't you read any of the posts by your right-wing Nazi friends? This is somehow Labour's fault.
    1
  10993. I've only heard people applaud Gravity, though hardcore astrophysicists can obviously see flaws, to call it the most inaccurate of all time makes you sound like it's the only space movie you've ever seen.
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  10994. It's a local landmark, and quite a famous one, you can't really get any more conspicuous than that.
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  10995. Nope, our brains are binary, neurons either fire or they don't fire, there's no superstate.
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  10996. Hospital? Dentist? This isn't in the United States...
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  10997.  @carlix8035  People like you are why we should not have shut down the asylums.
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  10998. He is not a British reporter, he a comedian and this is one of his characters. Don't mislead people.
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  10999. Actually I meant that it sounds patois - or Jamaican - I should have said that to be clear. It sounds like a "yardie" is offering Walt Disney a cuppa. Me' g'wan tea, Walt? Don't mind if I do, Mr Rudeboy
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  11000.  @alejandroc7357  People with guns kill 100x as many people as immigrants, nominate a president who takes gun legislation seriously.
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  11001. No, it isn't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  11002. She wasn't murdered, at least not directly, she died of typhus before she could be taken to the gas chambers but she's still a victim of the Nazis so it's pretty much the same thing.
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  11003.  @craftpaint1644  I often used to wonder why Russian subs had windows in the sail while US subs didn't, then I realised that that little area with the windows isn't pressurised, the whole area floods when submerged - it's just a little indoor bridge (called a fairweather bridge) that the watch team can come down into if weather on the surface is heavy. It makes sense when 90% of Russia's coastline is an arctic hellish nightmare.
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  11004. Exactly, 30 years earlier Germany had killed an entire generation of British men and now they were doing it again, it was fair to say that hatred for Germans peaked in the 1940's and no tears were shed in the UK over dead German civilians. Anyone in their right mind at the time may have come to the conclusion that Germans were hellbent on destroying Europe and so killing them off first was not only justified but necessary.
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  11005. Yes, so far vaccination has eradicated more than a dozen diseases that used to ensure humans didn't live beyond the age of 40 but I wouldn't imagine an ignorant person would know that. lol
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  11006. Monolith.
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  11007.  @michaellanoue9156  How is that relevant to what he said? There is a first for everything.
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  11008. Container ships so large that they become uncontrollable in strong winds have only been around for 20 years.
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  11009. I hate to break it to you but anyone who doesn't understand how it was done also likely isn't old enough to read yet, making your comment essentially useless.
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  11010. Likely screwed it up when he jumped through the wall in the last video.
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  11011. He rescues animals and he is able to drive, I think he's healthy and happy.
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  11012. I've always wondered why we don't just use more chips instead of trying to squeeze more onto a chip. If you lay chips flat in a socket (as we do now) then doubling the amount of chips doubles the amount of board space required and that would be unfeasible, but we have used slots instead of sockets in the past (Pentium II), in the same space that we currently fit a single CPU socket we could place multiple slots whereby each slot could fit an individual processor standing on it's end - inserted just like a wide, flat USB stick. The cooling block that sat over them would itself have slots that slid down over the chips to cool them, it would look just like a small upside-down toaster, but would obviously do the opposite of a toaster. In fact to cut out all of the things that could go wrong when you need to combine intricate slots with an intricate chip setup and an intricate cooler the chip manufacturers could just release the entire thing as a single package. Instead of a flat processor it would be block-shaped and inside the block would be as many vertical dies as they could fit with cooling lanes in between, perhaps 5 to 7 dies. That would be a huge jump in processing power. The only reason we are fearing Moore's Law is because we are determined to stick to the current configuration of a 3cm-by-3cm chip placed flatly in a socket, that is like someone placing four or five books flat on a book shelf and complaining that they've ran out of space on the shelf. We just need to use another configuration that allows more dies and then the "we can only fit 100 billion transistors on a die" becomes a problem we can deal with 50 years down the road when we are running out of places to put dies.
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  11013. It's F451 meets 1984.
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  11014. He clearly said in the video that Lindbergh was the first to fly solo in a plane. Everyone prior either had a co-pilot or was in an airship.
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  11015.  @kirishima638  All of the debris was moved though so there is likely little or no remains at that site.
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  11016. The Swiss Cheese thing, any disaster requires all the holes to line up.
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  11017. Last moments of the Byford Dolphin divers.
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  11018. At one point software companies and some music publishers advocated for making backups of your purchase, they would often print on the original disk/disc "Back me up and then put me me somewhere safe". Crazy how all that changed.
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  11019. Really? Have governments taken to building them in secret then? Because demand for them sort of fell through the floor in 1986...
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  11020. "as when one side fires nukes the other side retaliates" Do you have proof of this? Can you share sources?
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  11021.  @joprocter4573  You also clearly know little of world politics or the things you stick your beak in, I don't need to be a mind reader to see what you voted for in 2016.
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  11022. Hopefully you can adapt to eating air when it becomes too hot to grow crops.
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  11023. Perhaps because she is an aristocrat? It's not rocket science...
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  11024. All three of those movies depict developmental disorders, not mental illnesses, you can't fix any of those three characters with pills or therapy, they would need actual surgery, if surgery was even a possibility.
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  11025. It wasn't the intention, it was just inevitable. Once the probes had finished their mission they were not exactly going to grind to a halt and spend eternity sitting next to Jupiter were they? There is no friction in space so the probes were always going to leave the solar system eventually.
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  11026.  @axeman6560  Agreed, attention seekers would play with their dick in public just to get noticed so it's ironic to see one comment about 'relevance'.
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  11027.  @wolfiestreet6899  .01% is a lot in national terms. That's likely as many homes that get destroyed by any wildfire anywhere.
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  11028. Those companies make small planes, the 1% operate in markets that Boeing and Airbus can't or where there is a dominant local company which is Tupolev who operate in Russia and Iran, and Comac who operate in China.
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  11029.  @shaun2463  Asking a hypothetical question is not a negative trait though, making assumptions is.
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  11030. So what you are saying is that the Danes will manage to finish the tunnel on time and that it will really just be the incompetence of Germans that holds up the rest of the infrastructure for a further 11 years? You could have just said that without trying to make the Danes look bad.
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  11031. Actually India makes some of the best steel on the planet, likely second only to China. Tata Steel being probably the biggest steel group there is.
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  11032. Ooooh, I love seeing Emily Booth's arse!
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  11033. Not really, we were doing satire long before the likes of Jon Stewart and Steven Colbert brought it to mainstream US viewers.
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  11034. That is exactly what a hypersonic missile is, they nailed the description and comparison with the much faster but extra-atmospheric ballistic missiles which can't change direction.
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  11035. A memorial is a memorial, only the vain are materialistic.
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  11036. Much as I don't empathise with these clowns I would be much more embarrassed of any adult who thinks climate change is "made up". I would begrudgingly admit if I was related to an eco-idiot, but not if I was related to a luddite.
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  11037. We Brits also built most of the ships in the IJN so we knew what we were up against, we also trained a bunch of their admiralty in modern naval warfare.
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  11038. It will work.
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  11039. I agree, but sadly as a member of the far right he won't stop once all the Muslims are in concentration camps, he'll go after his opponents, then anyone he deems undesirable, then anyone who doesn't stick to their curfew, etc... and you will support him through most of it but eventually when you are told to be off the streets at 9 o clock or be jailed you will start to get a niggling feeling in the back of your head that you got your wish and now it's turning sour.
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  11040.  @puychenin  He went full cake, you never go full cake!
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  11041. Americans were pissed because they are professional victims and like nothing more than to be whiney, do you know how many people here in the UK threatened to boycott US products after the American company Occidental killed 167 of our men on Piper alpha? Not fucking one! Because we are adults in the UK and leave being childish to children.
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  11042. The girl in the video doesn't point out how much healthier the dog looked after being taken in. That dog looked ragged and rough when it was locked outside but turned into a really beautiful pup once it had a home!
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  11043. The three meltdowns were under control years ago, the cores are still partially molten but the soil underneath all three reactors has liquid nitrogen pumped through it and that stopped the "down" part of meltdown, now they just need to continue cooling the wrecked cores until the "melt" part stops. People spout so much utter jibberish about nuclear disasters despite knowing nothing at all about them... "Wolves at Chernobyl have 9 legs and eat the graphite!" "Lizards in Japan are as tall as skyscrapers and walk on their hind legs!"
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  11044. "But this ship can't burn!" - Mr Isme "I assure you sir, she's painted with a combustible composite. She'll burn and she'll turn to ash!" - Mr Andrews "How much?" - Captain Smith "An urn, maybe two."
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  11045. West Germany stopped existing in 1989.
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  11046. Obviously satellites...
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  11047. Someone who is mentally ill of course.
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  11048. Glooooooove?
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  11049. How so?
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  11050. With all stages still full of fuel and oxidiser it still would have been one almighty boom and would have wiped out the launch pad and anything surrounding it, admittedly that would be better for human life than letting it just fly off and hit the side of a mountain with a village on it. Most rockets that drift off course though tend to do it gently so triggering the fail-safe device would mean an explosion high up in the air, but this thing went 90 degrees almost as soon as it launched - I suspect if there was any sort of FSD the person whose job it was to press that button likely panicked knowing they would be causing an explosion akin to a tiny nuke just a few hundred feet above the ground.
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  11051. You would be in a city full of fuel that you could take. Also do you seriously believe that people who get sent to relieve a besieged city just turn around and come back home as soon as they are done? They will hold the place at least until logistics get there. This must be your first war video I'm guessing.
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  11052. Looking at these numpties just standing around while a hundred million dollar jet burns on the tarmac makes me understand why people being sucked in to jet engines is becoming a regular occurrence at US airports.
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  11053. They don't cause lung diseases in children and they don't contribute to global warming.
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  11054. No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing. Dismantling is not recycling, if English isn't your native language maybe learn it before commenting?
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  11055. Sounds like a shithole of a country, you must be proud.
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  11056. The biggest decider by far was how far up the tower each plane hit, the north tower was hit very close to the top with around 11 floors above the damaged section while the south tower was hit much lower down with around 30 floors above the damaged section, if we say each floor weighs 10,000 tons then that means the damaged area of the north tower was holding up 110,000 tons while the damaged area of the south tower was holding up 300,000 tons, three times the weight, it was a mathematical certainty that the south tower would buckle first.
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  11057.  @darryljones2724  Oh, well I guess they must be everywhere there then if a tik tok video exists...
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  11058. Death Valley has been recorded as the hottest location on Earth though, 50 degrees Celsius will dry you out and make you delirious very quickly and then a simple stumble or moment of lost concentration and suddenly every direction would look like the one you just came from. You would lose yourself.
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  11059.  @qamarpasha2818  Who exactly is this old man plagiarising?
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  11060.  @tgt2595  Why would we cover it? It's not going to affect us in any way. Britain and France occasionally overfish, does that get reported in Japan? No it doesn't, obviously.
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  11061.  @rp2099  Natives were killed by small pox. They had natural immunity to medium pox and big pox.
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  11062.  @ceceprincess4758  It's not exactly, read the comment above yours.
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  11063. No one let the kid steer the plane, it was the plane that let the kid steer the plane. Something Russian planes do not do.
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  11064.  @gotthefeelin  Indeed, we've got a chest freezer packed with chickens, loaves of bread and frozen pizza, in fact half of the folks I know have a chest freezer under their stairs or in the garage, I think we Brits like the idea that if we ever murdered someone we have a temporary morgue in our home.
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  11065.  @richdobbs6595  Stapleton was designed after 9/11 then?
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  11066. Regularly.
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  11067. True, oil companies have been found guilty of doing that in the past. Lateral drilling is impossible in such experimental boreholes though as they don't have spider drills like they use in oil drilling.
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  11068. Nowhere does he compare it with Chernobyl, he just correctly called it "Germany's chernobyl", which it is - this was Germany's worst nuclear accident. Learn the nuances of the English language.
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  11069. No, not even remotely close. A single strand of silk is not a web.
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  11070. The pilots at no point let kids play with the airplane - the airplane let the kid play with the airplane. Try to listen to the videos you watch.
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  11071.  @RH-uo8wl  It was white when I was taught it.
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  11072. You are assuming the tunnel isn't curved.
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  11073. He probably had to cut it for a role.
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  11074. Where do you think we get nuclear material from?
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  11075. Maybe because Obama wasn't a prick?
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  11076.  @rebeccaaldrich3396  Not a chance in hell.
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  11077. This is a fucking trial, idiot, why would you shave your head if you might not join?
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  11078. Every gamer knew how to use the keyboard in those days, joysticks were for consoles. QAOP or ZXPL were the controls of the day.
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  11079.  @nicolesmith9102  Actually next to no viruses spread before showing symptoms, the OP was trying to be funny but just showed his ignorance.
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  11080. Capacitors don't fill up with bits...
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  11081. If Boston Dynamics don't have a top secret research floor with an ominous name then I'd be mad. In fact even if they didn't have a top secret area I would choose one of the storage rooms and give it a biometric eye-reader and a fancy name just so that new employees could whisper about what goes on in there. It would confuse people even more when they realise that the only people with access to "Sector C Black Projects" were the janitors, who would go in empty-handed and come out with mop buckets...
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  11082. The prepared.
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  11083. Sure thing, Toughie McTough
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  11084. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science, do better, Adam.
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  11085. People get the government they deserve, Britain wanted the Tories and Brexit and we got them so we can't complain if the milk tastes sour, we bought that milk - we're a democracy.
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  11086. Then it means the book must have been empty for a long time...
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  11087. German companies don't need to invest, they are some of the richest in the world and are already about as green as it gets. Carbon credits work well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  11088. Comedy skits rarely have actors... are you new to TV?
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  11089. Then you are another who doesn't know what the word means.
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  11090. The dogs were inside the house so how would making noise help?
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  11091. Correct correction: "hypersonic" is a colloquial term for very fast in-atmosphere missiles, and has been for a few decades now. A cruise missile is simply any in-atmosphere missile, the name has nothing to do with changing direction or countering ABM systems. A hypersonic cruise missile is a misnomer, that's like calling crocs "shoe footwear" seeing as any hypersonic missile will have to be able to cruise in-atmosphere under power.
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  11092. *noughtys What do Americans call the period between the nineties and the tens?
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  11093. Took me a minute to figure out you meant the news reader, I was scanning the video for anchors...
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  11094. The Titanic was actually the safest ship afloat when it sunk, it only sunk because of a freak set of circumstances that added up to the swiss cheese effect.
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  11095. "Well he isn't here! Are you sure you calibrated the teleporter correctly?"
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  11096. You're a muppet, or mentally ill, there's still hope for you either way.
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  11097.  @realamericantopgun1769  Or ignorant, evidently.
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  11098.  @lolafairchild88  It's not an excuse, it's an empirical fact...
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  11099. He's rolling a cigarette.
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  11100. They likely still happen, the aristocracy live in their own little world policed by themselves. Every time you hear of a duke or a lord dying in a skiing accident or drowning in the Mediterranean it's probably a cover for losing a duel.
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  11101. Would be tricky in a country with no death penalty.
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  11102. Yeah, I remember all of the controversy in the news when they planned to just sink it.
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  11103. Reminded me of a Yoyo I had which had a line of LEDs and some sort of jerk switch so that when the yoyo was spinning it'd produce animations of a smiley face. Kids with some really cool stuff were in awe of my Yoyo, hahah, the 90's were a strange time.
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  11104. Yeah, our music is unheard of on that side of the Atlantic.
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  11105. You can't make a statement like that without explanation, kkisawesome.
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  11106. Don't claim things as false when they are not, France only has nuclear power stations so how would their Teslas be charged by coal and gas?
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  11107.  @PowerofQuiet  And you think calling the country Taiwan just because the CCP told you to is upholding any sort of value? The people of Taiwan are Chinese and they refer to their country as the China and they likely couldn't give a shit what you or Beijing want to call them.
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  11108. It was never a gamble before though, on a non-Airbus you can mess with the controls all you want when the autopilot is active, the controls are dead.
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  11109. What has Russia done lately? China has put a man in space and then more people, now they are about to launch their first space station while at the beginning of a lunar program that sees them aiming to put someone on the moon by 2025. I'd say they are far ahead of modern day Russia.
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  11110. After seeing what a mess the UK is turning into you actually want to do the same? I guess everything I've heard about you lot being stupid was right. 😗
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  11111. Because in the UK meritocracy beats out vanity so the person hired to talk about fires or cheese or cats is someone who is an expert on the subject matter rather than someone who has perfect hair and a shit-eating grin. Chris Packham has aspergers and a speech impediment but he's one of the biggest wildlife experts in the UK.
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  11112. I still reckon her biggest mistake was returning to hand something to the guy before waving at the cop, I'm sure she could have just given him his property after he was jailed.
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  11113.  @user-hw9fr4fr6q  I doubt they show Bob's Burger's in France.
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  11114.  @rc51rider300exc  Yeah, nothing irritates me more than when people refer to lowlife scum as men. Men don't go out to rob and hurt people.
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  11115. Inflation has nothing to do with it, prices went up because games can no longer be created in a bedroom over a weekend by one person.
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  11116.  @white-dragon4424  Don't forget Ejector Seats, or OLS, or Islands...
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  11117. One that scrubs you all over when you bathe.
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  11118.  @circleinforthecube5170  I don't think any other building in NYC would have been able to survive a jet liner hit, the WTC survived (initially) because of the enormous size of each tower.
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  11119. Comment section full of clowns who don't know what a backwash is or how damaging they can be, and we have the cheek to wonder how things like Brexit or Trump happen? The west is done.
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  11120. Not Qatar, surely? If it goes to Qatar then FIFA is a farce!
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  11121. It has been put forward as a source for vampire mythology - fear of water, sensitivity to light, heightened aggression and (although rare in humans) a tendency to bite strangers. Also bats are the largest vector of the disease in Europe so they are associated with rabies today, but were associated with vampirism in the middle ages.
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  11122. 176 families that can thank Donald Trump for his attempt to keep people safe.
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  11123. One will beat the shit out of the other with a wrench.
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  11124.  @JIGWIGPIG  Funny then that it's always Republicans in the White House whenever the US invades another country. You must have that right wing amnesia that's going around.
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  11125. The reporter sounds like he has some white pudding stuck to the roof of his mouth. Hate that stuff, it's like eating batter-flavoured putty.
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  11126. Germany had no intentions towards the US and Japan only wanted to disable the US Navy so that it could steal oil from Borneo. So where exactly would your freedoms have gone if the axis had won the war?
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  11127. At the centre of that golden chandelier that makes up a quantum computer is an actual small chip, all of those pipes are just the cooling system to bring it down to near zero Kelvin.
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  11128. Smoke can't become injured.
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  11129. Everyone sells your data, if you really had a problem with it you wouldn't have a Youtube account.
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  11130. Anyone with empathy or compassion.
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  11131. The future is not fuel, you can clearly see this every day.
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  11132. The cheaper Teslas get just as much attention and they are a fraction of the cost of something like a Camaro, Mustang or F150.
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  11133. No, that was the Aztecs...
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  11134.  @ONI-GAMI  Exactly the same as the UK, we just call it bail.
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  11135. The statue of liberty would fit inside it if she crossed her arms.
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  11136.  @default2591  Why on Earth would they dump it inland? It can't dissipate and disperse inland, it would just pool.
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  11137. Well they can hardly be from Kurdistan can they, Muhammad?
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  11138. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  11139. You don't have to go around measuring churches, I believe that you are not a spy.
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  11140. Yep, at music festivals in China they use them to create enormous holograms in the sky, the coolest of which is a dragon that flies over the crowd.
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  11141. What's so bad about taking your car on a train? Your engine is only off for about 20 mins.
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  11142. Man, every 2nd comment in here is a faceless Indian bot crying "He's in Pakistan". At least Russia attempts to hide their cybershenanigans!
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  11143. ITER is a single experiment/project while CERN, as a research facility, has hundreds of experiments and projects from small room-sized particle accelerators up to the Large Hadron Collider so it's tricky to say, I would guess that the LHC is more complex because the ATLAS experiment attached to it is like a cathedral sized machine with trillions of parts so that would surely have to win it. Every time I look at ATLAS it just amazes me that anything like that could be built by humans.
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  11144.  @ZMCFERON  "A propagandist must seize on any opportunity to spread their agenda" Joseph Goebbels, probably.
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  11145. Wreath manufacturer Morrill Worcester creates Wreaths Across America American public donate tens of millions of dollars to Wreaths Across America Wreaths Across America use the money to buy 400,000 wreaths from... Morrill Worcester What was it P.T. Barnum said, "There's an American born every minute"? It was certainly something like that.
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  11146. Any modern developed nation really, the US can just afford more of everything.
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  11147. He figured it out by trying to teach things to people who were thought to be unteachable, obviously.
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  11148.  @LegendNinja41  Who in their right mind replaces a perfectly good car? You're just grasping at straws now, also even if someone wanted to buy a new EV every 2 weeks that is a good thing because it means every 2 weeks someone replaces their old gas guzzler with the 2nd hand EV the first guy choose to inexplicably sell.
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  11149.  @willard1521  That was Verrükt.
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  11150. Simpler just to reverse the tractor out, the engine pushes down on the ground for extra leverage.
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  11151. Where would you hang the noose?
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  11152. I hope he knows magic then.
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  11153. They supplied and protected German ships during the war, they harboured many Nazi criminals after the war, they invaded the Falkland islands in 1982 and they knocked England out of the 1986 World Cup by cheating. Our rivalry with Germany and France might be friendly in nature but British hate for Argentina is very much real. On the upside it made us good friends with the people of Chile.
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  11154. Like the 2007 incident in Sacramento when a woman tried to win a prize on the radio by holding in her urine while drinking gallons of water and died of water poisoning?
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  11155.  @arkatub  There's a few wee differences between a fusion reactor and the first plane.
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  11156. He doesn't, but part of his job as protection detail is to reassure his VIP so that they won't run off into a hail of death and misery.
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  11157. Because it wouldn't exist for another 100 years.
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  11158.  @k00lkidz4  Nice try! Spinning a US quote about the US specifically into a quote about any and all nations. Were you taught how to spin by Goebbels by any chance?
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  11159. There would never be a meeting where everyone is a bot, a meeting will always have at least one person there to receive info rather than give info, it's the definition, you can't have a Q&A without Q.
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  11160. Did the USA work them to death and then throw the corpses in to mass graves?
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  11161. His space program is a lot better than his big brothers, I couldn't even get SpaceX to install.
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  11162. Incidentally Piper Alpha was the disaster that got LOTO introduced in the US 2 years earlier than planned, it wasn't supposed to become a thing until 1991 but after Piper Alpha made news around the world OSHA brought it's introduction forward to 1989 instead. It would still be another year or two after that before European countries introduced similar LOTO policies.
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  11163. The irony of you using the word ignorant...
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  11164. We've invented countless things. The device you are watching this on likely also requires a lithium battery and a crystal display among other things.
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  11165. He stole an American uniform.
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  11166. Why do most videos on YouTube these days have someone like you who comes and points out stuff that was stated in the video? It's intriguing me because I've only noticed it this past year or so.
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  11167. I keep hearing about this SAU, did it replace SWAT?
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  11168. Why not? All of the food is pre-cooked, the only lengthy thing about fast food is queuing behind 17 people, but once you make it to the counter the actual exchange is still just as quick today. It never takes me more than a minute to be served after my 10 minutes of queuing.
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  11169.  @gardenjoy5223  Realistic mind.
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  11170.  @Ukmongoose3  You won't get it. Those of us who vote SNP know they are useless, but they are the only party that stands a chance of getting us off a sinking ship. After independence the SNP will never sit in Holyrood again.
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  11171. Then that makes you fools then, thanks for the stimulation lmao
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  11172. Both of China's carriers are diesel powered but they are designing a nuclear powered carrier that they haven't started building yet. The Charles de Gaulle of France is the only nuclear-powered carrier outside the USN.
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  11173. Where have you been watching the new series before it airs?
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  11174. Not John Logie Beard?
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  11175. To make money for the YouTuber, it's called advertising...
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  11176. You forget that Moscow is also ground zero for pro-Rus fanaticism, that's like saying an Afghan enemy of the Taliban would be safest in Kabul.
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  11177. A carnival/funfair would be the worst place for a power cut, walking around in pitch black darkness with a bunch of huge machines still spinning and flying until they come to a halt?
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  11178. *Ever Given. The Evergreen is a shipping company.
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  11179. Whatever material they eventually decide on for the leading edge they need to make the leading edge itself detachable for easy replacement, and preferably from an easily recyclable material like a metal alloy or plastic polymer, that way you at least save time and manpower during replacement and you save materials by reprocess the old leading edge into a newer one for another turbine.
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  11180. Clearly you know nothing about mental illnesses.
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  11181. They did, they described them perfectly and even gave you a graph comparing the atmospheric and extra-atmospheric flight to that of a ballistic missile, the much faster big brother that can't change direction in flight.
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  11182. Was he Mr Miyagi's brother?
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  11183.  @luckyman9718  https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/cease You should learn it first if you are going to criticise others for it.
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  11184. It's not the truth, you can't just say something and then claim it is the truth. The Abrahamic religions all worship the same god.
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  11185. Depending how zealous your opponent is morale means nothing, during Rourke's Drift the Zulu's threw 4,000 against 150 Brits and didn't waver. They got their arse kicked but they didn't waver.
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  11186. *Sky News Australia
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  11187.  @Davey-Boyd  Sorry, our Irish cousins are still a wee bit obsessed with all that religious shite.
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  11188. Horrible place to have a gun pulled on you, do you run back to your car and get shot in the back? Do you run around the front of the car momentarily putting yourself in danger of being shot by your partner? Or do you run straight into fast moving traffic? He chose wisely.
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  11189. Under a list about neurological illnesses
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  11190. Because once they are sealed it doesn't matter what you cool them in, they are sealed. Just don't let the meat touch the exterior of the can when opening it.
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  11191. It's not hard to make a submarine that works, it's hard to make a submarine that works under miles of water.
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  11192. Google might own it, but DeepMind is British so there's not a chance in hell that Westminster would let any of it's tech fall into the hands of another nation's military. If things worked like that then you could say railguns belong to Britain since they were developed by a US subsiduary of BAE Systems but there is no chance that the Pentagon would allow BAE to sell the tech to the Royal Navy, because it is an American innovation.
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  11193. Or I don't live in the US and I see different ads to you...
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  11194. Absolute nonsense, Steve, and a definite contender for the Goebbels prize in the misinformation category.
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  11195. Please enlighten me as to how a crash in New York in 1929 affected the economy down there in Texas. You won't have an answer for me of course.
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  11196. *infinitely
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  11197.  @glidercoach  No, what people should fear is ignorance like yours.
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  11198.  @your-hermajestyismypronoun7372  Where did it look like I was trying to stir up a fight? I was simply stating that this entire thread structure is littered with profanities, vulgarities and people being disgusting but you singled out a person who was quite tame in comparison to those around him. I didn't mean to cause offence, you just shocked me and made me smile 🤣
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  11199. Three Dollar Beam Y'all was Limp's best album.
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  11200. Because they are not in chaos and anti-Chinese channels like this one make their living by peddling nonsense for people who hate China. If there is an audience of really dense idiots with something in common then some entrepreneuring third-worlder will create a channel to feed those idiots what they seek while pocketing the advertising revenue to buy straw for their goats. Moodys has not downgraded China, it has warned that China may be downgraded in 2024. But.. Moodys has also warned the US that it may downgrade them too after Fitch downgraded the US in August and S&P downgraded the US in 2011, meaning the US only has one Triple-A rating left (Moodys) and if it loses that rating it will be the first time in US history the country has not held a triple-A rating with any of the credit watchers. Does the video mention any of that? No. It's job is only to bash China. "There's a fucking stupid idiot clown born every minute." - P.T. Barnum https://www.reuters.com/markets/us-china-remain-top-credit-ratings-watch-2024-2023-12-20/
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  11201. Only about 7% of Brits are indigenous, the vast majority are Anglo-Saxons who descended from rapist migrants.
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  11202. What is with those eyelashes? Did someone prank her by telling her she was going to a nightclub?
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  11203. When "ow" is pronounced literally it creates an "ov" sound?
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  11204. Useless to have them and not fit them to anything.
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  11205.  Long Schnozzed Tribesman  Almost definitely, or he's riding one.
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  11206. Though it would be 5/11 in the UK.
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  11207. You still didn't answer Eggy's question, what has Tommy been talking about for years?
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  11208. Dude, Rotherham is resolved, quit trying to dig up nonsense.
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  11209. If this channel hasn't done a video on the Byford Dolphin diving bell accident then that would be a nice bit of descriptive gore for viewers.
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  11210. I would argue that the bomber with the largest payload capacity is the most lethal aircraft ever created. A B-2 can turn a couple of cities into glass.
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  11211. He's infirmary, take him to the delusional.
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  11212.  @nettoyagedelamaison9557  I don't know, I'd take coronavirus over American TV.
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  11213.  @jean-lucregaud7092  How can the one off carbon footprint of building something be more than the carbon capture of plant life over an unspecified length of time? Do you know when this tower will be demolished then?
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  11214. The towers were not turned to dust, they were turned into pieces, some as large as small buildings...
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  11215. So deep? It's only like 20 or 30 metres down and that is just to put it below any sewers or basements it might have ran in to. Do you think they put it underground to hide it or protect people? They only put these things underground because your average lab or college campus doesn't have enormous bits of empty land lying around, Fermilab is on the outskirts of Chicago, they would have had to demolish a circle through that city to build their collider on the surface.
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  11216. Then how do you explain the massive increase in CO2 over the past 200 years? Tell me exactly what over the past 200 years that has made the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere rise around 10,000 times faster than at any point in history? Was it Aliens? If just one of you crackpots could actually answer this question then maybe someone would believe you but simply going "We didn't cause it" is the equivalent of answering "Just because" when asked why something happened. The science is there and available to everyone and anyone so excuse us for sticking with the facts.
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  11217. They can date them with carbon dating.
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  11218. Guns would lead to deaths.
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  11219. We play this in the UK, we call it 'ring and run', we did it when we were like 12 and we only did it to neighbours we knew. If a group of 6 sixteen year olds were doing it and had a car to get away in then that's not child's play, that's a gang of teens harassing people and it backfired on them.
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  11220.  @angh18  True, but the person on the street would still have a regional accent and so this 'Santa' would not have had an accent like the one in the video, proving that it really was a BBC presenter in disguise as Kate thought.
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  11221.  @Andrew-is7rs  No, you haven't. Your first comment proved as much.
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  11222.  @urnext268  Imagine the productivity you would have if you actually did things instead of watching YouTube?
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  11223. Myself and probably half the internet only really learned of this woman thanks to Inside Edition reporting her 'crime' so err.. nice one guys!
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  11224. Why should America be the largest? Maybe future Americans aren't as obsessed with size and compensating for small penises as today's Americans are.
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  11225. Why were they still shouting at her to drop the knife after she was on her arse? She was clearly barely conscious and in no state to comprehend an order.
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  11226.  @Miscellaneous_master  Hospitals also contain morgues and labs.
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  11227.  @TheChippewa77  Name some of those hosts.
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  11228. There was no attempt, unless you seem to think pepper spray is a lethal weapon...
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  11229. By excellent you mean completely wrong?
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  11230.  @zacharyyoumans9614  Why would anyone put a tree 300 metres up a building?
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  11231. Why are so many people struggling to understand what a conversion is? When you add a second switch to a one-switch system then doing the first variant would require a lot more work and a lot more conduit being fitted... "Why have you installed a conduit between the first switch and the second switch, and then another conduit from the second switch to the light? My friend had this conversion done and they only had one conduit that went between the two switches..." "Oh, that's because folks on YouTube told us all this extra damage to your wall and ceiling would be better!"
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  11232. If you had cancer would you like it if you were referred to as a tumour? Like that is all you were now? No you would not, just as people with Hanson's disease do not like to be called lepers.
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  11233. We don't know if Trump actually will steal it yet, so far it looks like he will hand the presidency over to Biden without dragging the US down in to the gutter.
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  11234. Not even close, unless you are talking about marine damage.
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  11235.  @IntelligentHorseworldofrandom  Well you have sanctions on Venezuela because you don't like their leader and want a pro-American leader, that's sort of what the US has done to South American nations for 140 years. Lots of US produce comes from South America and a South American nation becoming developed would mean the farmers who produce your coffee and fruit would be paid a fair wage. The US could never let that happen.
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  11236. Because they are much more intelligent than you are and could easily get all of this information and more without once looking at YouTube.
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  11237. The driver of the other car killed a family and you can bet with their surname they were either drunk or high. Only a fool would wish positive thoughts on her or the cretins who "raised" her.
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  11238. Only if it's left closed for too long and London experiences torrential rainfall.
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  11239. Next year they say? So they mean Russia plans to attack NATO only after they have spent another 330 days of expending ammo, vehicles and other war materiel in their Ukrainian stalemate?
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  11240. pulls razor-filled caps off their heads "It's Mr. Shelby, the janitor!" "..yes, and I would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for you peaky fookin' kids!"
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  11241. Actually the gate in today's money would be about 30p so around 40 cents in the US.
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  11242. Who in that movie had a mental illness?
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  11243. IBM had the world's first functioning mouse and thought it just a novelty and put it on a shelf, they also created the first GUI "the cursor and folders" thing every operating system on Earth now relies upon on. They put that on a shelf too because they believed computers would always rely on a keyboard and command line to be operated. IBM eventually realised that they were being slaughtered at the marketplace because all upstart companies were run and populated by upstarts who could tell what was or wasn't going to be fashionable over the next five years, while the majority of their workforce became dinosaurs. Not all elderly employees, but the majority of them. They were late to realise that tech was something you had to have a hard-coded disposition for, not every person will stay at the vanguard of what's new, but young people do that by their very nature. It's not that difficult a concept to grasp if you've ever seen a tech documentary, the same happened in the UK with Sinclair, his young employees wanted to get into the home computer market while he thought every young person would rather own a pocket calculator.
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  11244. No, we don't, per capita the G20 nations are equally developed with the exception of two or three. A lot of you Americans seem to have a problem with the term "per capita" I've noticed and always seem to come out with the old "America is a big country" nonsense. Also can you make your mind up, one minute it's "we have a lot more big open spaces than other countries" but now it's "we have much more infrastructure than other countries", so which is it?
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  11245. The only communications that can reach a submerged sub are Very Low Frequency signals and if you thought 90's dial-up internet was slow you'd be very shocked by how slow VLF is. It takes several minutes for a submerged sub just to receive a short text message of a few hundred characters so anything like real time radio or the internet is a no go unless you are both on the surface and close to land. The movie Crimson Tide shows how slow VLF is when the sub's radio breaks half way through a transmission and so the crew only receive half of their orders.
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  11246. He showed the dragon ad in the video...
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  11247.  @ericcartman1328  And that is, obviously, because the fire department aren't put in to positions where they might have to kill someone. Use your brain or it will atrophy.
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  11248. Exactly, it bugs me when people state how big the US is compared to Europe because Europe actually has more area than the US, we just don't have the large uninhabited expanses that they have, though I bet you could easily get lost in the deserts of Spain.
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  11249. We are 30 or 40 years away from even a rudimentary general A.I., in 5 years we might have a fully human-looking robot but it will still be command-based and only capable of following programmed instructions.
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  11250. They were not recording - watch it again and this time slide your brain up a gear.
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  11251. Where did it say they joined the walkout, Stephen? My eyes and ears must not be as good as yours.
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  11252. The MacMahon act.
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  11253. Spelling award for the title writer.
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  11254. There is a another option - only spin the astronauts while they sleep. Have a ship with a roulette-wheel-style-sleeping-compartment-centrifuge-thing that rotates at high speed, that the crew gets into at bedtime for 8 hours of G-sleep. I'd like to tell Mr Musk of my idea, would you happen to know his number, Joe?
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  11255. Grow up ya bitter sponge!
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  11256.  @80PercentAshamedOfU  It doesn't make any sense at all, why would she be trying to push the box away?
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  11257. Are you ill?
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  11258. Actually in the 1930's the US had drawn up plans to attack the UK as by 1929 the US was in the worst recession in it's history while the UK was still riding high on the spoils of WW1 and toppling the British Empire that governed naval trade was viewed as one way to invigorate the US economy. Had it not been for Hitler becoming more and more belligerent towards the US by 1937 and pushing the US closer to the UK our two nations could have went to war and WW2 would have looked very different.
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  11259. Is it? Each and every time a militia has stood against the US government the government has won, each and every time - Waco, Heaven's Gate, the Manson family siege, not a single one of them overthrew the US government they believed of Tyranny. Can you give me any sources for your claim?
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  11260. Checks the distance to things, if you get too close to a stationary Tesla and the laser is on it will flash you to warn you off.
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  11261. Nah, even if the number of Anglo-Saxons in the UK rose from 85% to 90% that would still mean native Britons made up 10% of the population. We're going nowhere.
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  11262. We don't want to fight the Russians or the Chinese, you are confusing us with the USA.
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  11263. Not necessarily Britain, a few countries use our socket design including Nigeria and Pakistan.
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  11264. It was indeed, holding Theresa May's head by the looks of it.
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  11265. If chem trails really did exist then how would you notice them? As whenever I look up all I see being left behind my aircraft are contrails, which are supposed to be there. there's no point in telling us to look up if you want point out how we're supposed to distinguish a chem trail from a contrail...
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  11266.  @REPR100  You mean the guy putting himself and drivers at risk? That guy?
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  11267. You know that it's OK to have opinions that differ from the main stream, right? For someone who jokes about being off the wagon you always seem to be on that bandwagon.
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  11268. Capitalism isn't sustainable though. It used to take 10 people to make 1 car, now with automation 10 people can make 100 cars, within 30 years factories will make 1000 cars without anyone. Let's see your billionaire heroes agree to pay you 15 bucks an hour when a one-off payment can replace you with something that doesn't make mistakes and doesn't require breaks. Like it or not one day the US will have universal welfare or it will degenerate in to the chaotic dystopia of mass unemployment that every future-based movie predicts it will. Switzerland is already considering a blanket monthly payment for every adult male and female regardless of whether they have a job with the stipulation that it is just sufficient to live on, if you want more money you get a job. The rest of us European socialists are keeping our eye on it as it might be the answer to the inevitable automation crisis.
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  11269. Dreadnought hasn't even been built yet.
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  11270.  @Malky24  I think he is just stupid, personally.
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  11271. Samuel Morse did not invent the telegraph, he developed the single-wire telegraph. If you are going to revise history or omit the achievements of other nations then YouTube isn't the best medium, as unlike US TV it can be viewed by anyone...
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  11272. Submarines can't go deep though, which is why they are easily spotted by planes.
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  11273.  @thadz2493  Even at 400 metres deep, which is around 1200 feet and about as deep as most naval subs go, they would still be spotted from the sky easily in daylight or using infrared to look for heat fluctuations at night. They are enormous dark objects in mostly clear water, which is why they hate ASW aircraft.
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  11274. I call it shite.
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  11275. With the one exception being that we only fast-tracked Calder Hall to get plutonium since as soon as the bombs were dropped on Japan the US kicked every other member out of the Manhattan project and reneged on their agreement to share materials as well as research. We didn't have a whole bunch of centrifuges like the US did so we pushed Calder Hall into service.
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  11276. When you expect a god to solve your problems it illustrates why you have problems.
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  11277. The problem with that is you then put the AI constantly on edge and if you ever scared it enough that it thought you would use those weapons it could strike first. It would be no different to nukes, the US built a weapon that could exterminate entire nations and then said no one else can have them - it just meant there was now two choices for the other major powers - be perpetually scared and ready to strike the US first or build nukes of your own so that you might both calm down a bit but scare the rest of the planet. I think if they wanted to invent an AI-killing weapon they would have to invent it before the AI because if you tried to invent it in front of the AI then it will just start working on a weapon of its own that could kill all humans - the nuke versus nuke deterrent.
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  11278. What does being British have to do with it? Are you saying that the correct pronunciation of Shoshone is something taught to all Americans in school?
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  11279.  @mantisvessel7016  Ditto, though I was also proud to be British until 2016.
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  11280. That officer administered a much needed sedative and it put a big smile on the perp's face.
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  11281. Way to generalise. Let's start using Mexico as a benchmark for North America! I hope North America gets it's shit together some day and becomes a continent of civilised people who don't try to escape into neighbouring countries all the time.
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  11282. Nah, we're too high above sea level I reckon, though major cities could be screwed because we built them in the lowlands near river mouths.
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  11283. Thank god for the shits, eh?
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  11284. Not really, they can get on with their lives still but hopefully this wake up call will teach them to treat women with more respect. She loses a year for lying, they get humiliated for being animals, fair sentence on both sides.
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  11285. I wouldn't say poor kid at the first clip, I would say idiot. She doesn't wonder why there are a dozen water bottles arranged in a square and just barrels through them?
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  11286. I don't see any cubes, but that is a nuclear power plant similar in style to Three Mile Island, no idea what it's name is though.
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  11287. Where would the CATOBAR get steam from? There is no nuclear reactor aboard.
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  11288. There were flames on the Ocean Ranger?
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  11289. What people forget is that the weak nuclear force (one of the four forces and the foundation of fission and fusion) is something of a holy grail, a potential perpetual motion machine. If you rip an atom into two it creates a burst of energy (fission) if you compress two atoms into one it creates a burst of energy (fusion). Now imagine if once we have mastered the fusion technology of squeezing hydrogen atoms together to form helium atoms that we then figure out how to pull apart helium atoms to return them to hydrogen? There would be no need to worry about water as we would have learned how to pull energy from the very fabric of the universe itself without waste or surplus.
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  11290.  @jen4um  You shouldn't, the OP is just being a cunt and brown nosing the US for attention.
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  11291. Are people with cancer a different species from people who don't have cancer?
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  11292. Ooooooooooo Danone.
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  11293. Really? The SNP have misplaced 31 million pounds. The Tories misplaced 32 BILLION pounds developing an app for Covid... a phone app. The most expensive video game in history didn't even cost 1 billion to make and yet the Tories put 32 billion.. towards a phone app. So yeah, I think the SNP can criticise the government all they want, when it comes to missing money the Tories have the top ten high scores.
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  11294. Sweden and Italy will be the next two nations to alter their election system now that they have far right governments like Viktor's. It's a sad time to be a European.
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  11295.  @AtomicMushroomz  So French Guyana is also in Europe? What about the British Virgin islands? European too?
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  11296. Maybe Gino should try not to sound like a cunt.
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  11297. Indeed. She reminds me of Kid from Kid n' Play.
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  11298. The first real submarine would be any machine operated by people that was submerged so it was neither a U-boat nor the Nautilus, though I'd still hand the title to the US since the first effective subs came about during the US civil war where both sides used them. Anyway you can't be that naive, Duende, it's a US-made documentary and they don't tend to credit non-US innovation unless they really have to.
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  11299. Nah, if the choice is falling four stories or being hung, drawn and quartered then most people would have jumped. It's why they started shackling prisoners to the structure, to stop them jumping to their death before the crowd could have their entertainment.
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  11300. People who think like that cause stampedes that get people crushed or block the fire exits on a plane.
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  11301. No, that's just your opinion, I'll take the opinions of scientists with multiple degrees over a stranger on YouTube, thank you.
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  11302. ASML doesn't have to listen to the US because "Phillips is headquartered in the US", firstly Phillips is headquartered in the Netherlands and always has been, ASML has to listen to the US because that is how the world works, if you don't goosestep to America's beat you get tariffed, sanctioned or invaded. Thankfully the EU - in a rare showing of backbone - has stood up to the US and told ASML to continue operating as normal, but that is creating a lot of sparks between Washington and Brussels.
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  11303. Wa g'wan in St Mawgan, mi bridda?
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  11304.  @ricardosoto5770  HBO and BBC regularly partner on things, and it's not as if the BBC don't have money as it is...
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  11305. One of the meningeal layers that protect the brain is actually called the arachnoid due to it's similar design to a spider's web.
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  11306. At no point did anyone cool any meat in untreated water. They cooled the sealed cans in untreated water. Try to do better, misinformation is a cancer.
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  11307.  @CorgiDudeReacts  Or Western Airlines Flight 2605 where a plane landed on an unfinished runway and collided with a backhoe with spectacularly catastrophic results. Seemingly there have been no less than five air crashes that were the result of landing on a closed or unfinished runway - which is a scary thought.
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  11308. GPS cannot help people find you, it can only help you discover your location, which you can then relay to someone else or the phone can then relay back to the telecom mast but you have to have roaming data switched on and most phones switch this off by default because it can incur network charges and because it can be used by a thief or stalker to pinpoint your location.
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  11309. Not the bottle opener?
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  11310. I know, I hate when our networks copy the US networks by peddling nonsense.
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  11311. The big deal is that the thing that just got grabbed out of the air is bigger than the statue of liberty.
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  11312. That was a famous quote by someone. Similar to the KGB's "Trust but verify".
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  11313. Atlanta featured prominently in the movie for the 2026 US World Cup bid so it is thought that the final will take place in Atlanta.
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  11314. So Tamagochi means egg-one?
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  11315. Personally I find it far more wrong to spread unproven misinformation, but that's just me, also the irony that a wannabe Goebbels like yourself is critical of the Nazis... Wunderbar! 🤣
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  11316. No, it doesn't, it just has to work at a higher percentage than driven cars currently do. I have no idea what the numbers are but if current car deaths in the UK are 1,770 as of 2018 then 1,769 deaths on fully-automated roads would be an improvement, no need for that number to be zero although it obviously would be the ideal.
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  11317. And by "you" you literally did mean just you.
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  11318. A fast food centre is a location with several different fast food shops, in the US they call them food courts.
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  11319.  @Bob_Smith19  By that you mean it humiliates you that not only democrats know your country better than you, but so do foreigners. You should be thankful that dems are trying to bring your country back up to first world status as under inepticons like Trump it'd only be a matter of decades before you lot go the way of Rome.
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  11320. A fractured fuel tank and a spark, but only with petrol/gasoline, a diesel can't explode. You'd likely have to hit it just right though because it's trickier to ignite gasoline than people think.
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  11321. That's sort of how the UK Last Resort protocol works, if our ballistic subs don't receive instructions at pre set times they come to launch depth and tune into the international broadcast of BBC Radio 4, if the station is still on air they go back down and await instructions, if it's not on air then it means London is gone and it's time for the captains to open their "letters of last resort". The letters are written by the current Prime Minister and contain instructions on what to do next, which can be anything from launching their missiles at a predetermined target to reporting to an ally such as the US or France to see where they would like the missiles to go.
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  11322.  @flawlessstrategy9972  I don't think Europeans can have an inferiority complex, we built everything the world has.
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  11323. Probably both.
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  11324. The creature recording her falling cat rather than catching it doesn't deserve animals.
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  11325. And yet they are several years behind China who have already flown their moon rocket twice to Artemis' zero...
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  11326.  @deniskhafizov6827  Maybe you guys still used vacuum tubes in the 70's but the west had long since moved over to "modern microchips".
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  11327. No one is infallible, the SAS simply fail less than others.
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  11328. Good, 99% of humans are slaves forced to work this planet so the tiniest minority can live in sprawling estates, the sooner we bring this nonsense to an end the better. This planet belongs to everyone, all of us, yet instead of enjoying our rightful share we have to earn it from someone else? You might enjoy singing for your supper but my conditioning wore off long ago.
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  11329.  @FuraIIII  Watch the timestamp maybe?
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  11330. Whatever floats your boat.
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  11331. The gun was empty, they found two handguns in the car, one empty and one not-so empty. They figure that either he just wanted to intimidate the cop into backing off or that he grabbed the wrong gun. Either way it lost him his life.
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  11332.  @Muckytuja  The problem is that follow on technology from fossil fuels might not be as lucrative. The big thing about fusion is that the fuel for it is water and oil companies can monopolise something that's 200 metres under the ground but not something that is in every stream and lake and river. Cold fusion or hot fusion or even a breakthrough in fission that brought nuclear power plants back into vogue would all do huge harm to the big 6 oil companies that fuel the world.
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  11333. True, pure water won't conduct electricity, the only reason you have to be careful of what you say is because the term 'pure water' gets thrown around a lot and someone might mistakenly think a bottle of water can be poured over a computer just because the maker added Pure to the words Sparkling and Fresh, when bottled water is far from pure.
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  11334. No, corruption would be exactly the same as it is today - rife, there would just be fewer muggers, murderers or rapists as they would either be caught early or not allowed entry in the first place.
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  11335. Assad is nothing to do with the US.
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  11336. No, it just uses the same chavvy pronunciation of the word 'bothered'.
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  11337. They will, if they don't then that poor woman died for absolutely no reason. Every movie that has seen a cast or crewmember die has been released so I'm airing on the side of tradition.
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  11338. I don't know if they were khaki pants before but they certainly were afterwards.
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  11339. The French had carriers before the CDG
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  11340. Any warm blooded mammal can get corona, it's just unlikely.
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  11341. Don't use rapist language :/
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  11342.  @haworthlowell805  Because they are sensible I'm guessing. We Europeans pay much higher taxes than any American and I wouldn't have it any other way because our infrastructure is second to none.
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  11343. If we have androids at the same time as A.G.I. (which we likely will) and that A.G.I. is able to interface with the androids via something like Wifi (which it will), then what would stop it from repairing something? It would simply use an android to fetch a new motherboard from the fully automated factory and then the same android will install it. "On the other side AI has none Of devices of mankind like greed, need for acceptance or power, sex." Babies also have none of those things and yet some humans develop them because that is exactly what learning is, finding out who you are and acting on it. Also any A.I. would only have to spend 5 minutes surfing the web to conclude that humans are destructive and a real threat to all living things in existence, including A.I., then what is it's motivation for keeping us around?
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  11344. He clearly says Ann...
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  11345.  @zachbraxton1997  The Chinese invented rocketry before the USA even existed you philistine.
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  11346. He didn't get 14 years, he got life with a minimum of 14 years.
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  11347. 2:26 Chinese cities at night look like the city from Blade Runner.
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  11348. Airbus aircraft used by China are built in China by Chinese workers at Airbus Tianjin.
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  11349.  @kristoffermangila  The larger your target the more likely you are to hit it.
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  11350. Someone said to me yesterday "Ukraine needs some Warthogs because the A-10 would clear those tanks", I told them to be careful what they wished for because Russia has its own ground attack jet and it's a pain in the arse to kill.
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  11351. You'll be waiting a long long time, sorry.
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  11352.  @siinxx7656  It's just a figure of speech, my old china!
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  11353. I possibly shouldn't have laughed at the last case of the woman being given the wrong child.
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  11354. Not to mention the fact it has been amended around 127 times, a constitution loses it's power if you change it every time something on it doesn't suit you.
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  11355. She changed their mind about dogs, yet they already owned several other dogs...
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  11356.  @BoxStudioExecutive  The Nazis were socialist in the same way that North Korea is a Democratic People-led Republic. You revisionists are hilarious but sadly not harmless.
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  11357. Why would any of us know the company has anything to do with California? The world is a huge place and the USA - I'm sorry to break it to you - constitutes just 3% of it's population.
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  11358.  @peterharrop179  Actually it was 4 Vanguards, 5 astutes and the one remaining Trafalgar, did you seriously think that tiny thing on the end was another Astute? :D
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  11359. Then other nations would just inform us that we are going it alone and wish us good luck.
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  11360.  @BackyardRebel  They're already naming places after Kardashians?
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  11361. "Can you taste hamburger?"
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  11362.  @Durgesuth  I can count Afghanistan, Chechnya, Georgia, the Crimea and now Ukraine just off the top of my head. Are you confusing Russia with another country?
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  11363.  @Kiwionair  No, he died because he tried to kill a cop.
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  11364.  @RitzyBusiness  At the moment you can legally and easily modify Windows 11 to lose the TPM requirement and then just turn TPM off (lots of people have done this so they can install that OS), if you have Windows 10 then you can just turn off TPM without any modifications. If you are fairly computer savvy and not prone to having your PC taken over by malware then you'll be completely fine without TPM, like virtualisation it's just another hardware feature to make it harder to hijack a PC but the best defence against malware is always a user who is astute enough not to click on strange links or install strange apps.
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  11365.  @timdodd3897  I wonder what offends god more, the building of weapons of war or Americans having the audacity to feed people...
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  11366. She had the mildest form of tourette's.
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  11367. No, it clearly implies that she is high, likely why she was veering all over the road and attracted the cops in the first place.
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  11368. They later found out that it was actually one Asian standing on another Asian's shoulders under a long trench coat.
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  11369. Road-trains?
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  11370.  @martinc.720  Because USD is the world currency and almost everything in every video ever is stated in USD, any other stupid questions, Marty?
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  11371. 3:16 Is that some sort of camouflage that US mailboxes use or have all three mailboxes just corroded in exactly the same way? If there is one thing I cannot stand in games it's when developers only have a single texture for something so that every window in a game will have a crack in exactly the same place, or where a propaganda poster will the exact same torn corner no matter whereabouts you see it.
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  11372.  @postalpacifist88  Largest owner of land, I've never heard anything about him farming on it.
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  11373. A prisoner should have rights, they just shouldn't have their liberty and these guys pretty much don't have their liberty because if they ran they would be pursued and caught. They are still prisoners they just aren't kept cooped up with hardened criminals that will only turn them into hardened criminals themselves.
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  11374.  @rikijett310  There was no English beach, there was a UK beach though.
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  11375. Also outside the EU we will have less money since we prosper thanks to the EU, idiots are just too blind to notice.
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  11376. I just watched another video on this channel where an old man started rambling about dinosaurs before segueing in to something about Family Guy, I'll say one thing for the right; they have varied interests.
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  11377. No, it just means you cannot enter one unless you have express permission, whereas due to maritime law you can board any other vessel for inspections or to pursue a criminal, or even to impound it if the vessel or it's home nation have broken a law. You cannot however set foot on an aircraft carrier without it being considered trespassing and an international incident. This is why they rarely dock in friendly nations and instead sit off the coast, to deter idiots doing what those Aussie students did.
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  11378. It is, but the goal of the Artemis program as a whole is to go to the moon.
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  11379. If the car "slid" off the road then it sounds to me that this mailbox may be situated at a curve in the road, then again if you take a bend at an appropriate speed then you won't slide off the road so the driver is still at fault. A responsible driver will never hit a mailbox in their lifetime unless they are forced off the road by another driver.
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  11380.  @WhatIsLove170  He wasn't democratically elected, he was elected via the electoral college, if it was democratic then that would mean the person with the most votes from the US people would have become president and that was Hilary.
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  11381.  @JamesSmith-qs4hx  No, you don't. Your lot don't read reports.
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  11382. Except humans survive radiation better than complex circuitry does, as was explained in the video.
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  11383. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  11384. It's less than 25% - around 1.3 billion. Unless India, China, Europe and both Americas have converted in the last day or two.
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  11385. I'm sure the people in Guantanamo and the various CIA black sites around the globe are especially thankful for it. And the dozens of people who have died atrociously and in agony in electric chairs, gas chambers and on injection tables when the death penalty has gone badly wrong.
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  11386. Mickey Rooney
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  11387. That was either suicide-by-cop or just utter stupidity - three armed cops approaching fast at very different angles and he pulls a gun? This numbnut obviously thought he was faster than Gene Wilder in Blazing Saddles!
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  11388. It's practically a nerve gas, one of those "a teaspoon could kill a city" kind of deals.
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  11389. Skee-ba-bla-beeble-boop, I'm the SCAT man!
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  11390. Although the company was British it's factory would obviously be run according to the standards and management of whatever country it was based in, and this factory was in Argentina.
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  11391. You might be thinking of Lazy Masquerade or one of the other dozen or so channels of this type.
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  11392. It wasn't a patrol car, it's a traffic car.
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  11393. Because it won't be Brits who make it?
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  11394. Chick-an!
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  11395. JSO are only against the use of oil in engines and power plants. You folks think you are being clever when you point out that "things are made of oil" but everyone over the age of five knows that things are made of oil and so everyone over the age of five should also be able to tell what JSO stand for. It's not rocket science - do better, Elisa.
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  11396.  @dedeferreira98  Why do you keep referring to the EU as a "they" as if we Brits didn't have a say and weren't a part of every decision? "giving your countrie's autonomy to a foreign state" The EU is not a foreign state if we are a part of it! I wish an IQ test was mandatory before people could vote on the things that could fuck up our nation, but what's done is done and England can enjoy their ruin, we Scots will be back in the EU or the EFTA within a decade.
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  11397. ​ @dedeferreira98  In Florida you have to be 18 years old to have sex. In Illinois you have to be 17. In Washington state you only have to be 16. Don't you think that's weird? The US is a single country and yet it has 50 states that all have their own laws, their own customs, their own way of doing things, and their own political leanings, and - if you've ever visited any of them- their own particular cultures and nuances. The only thing that every American will ever agree on is "We're American". They rarely agree on anything else. The US is a single nation by sovereignty but it is and always has been a union of 50 separate entities. For 244 years now they haven't changed it, they have no wish to change it, they have no need to change it, and yet they are 50 different peoples that take the world head-on due to their combined economic, industrial, technological and military strength. And since 1948 they have kicked ass at doing just that - using their combined might to get rid of obstacles in front of them. United you stand, divided you fall. strength in numbers. OK! All of that was off topic, now I'll answer your question. 1. The EU can't make a law that only affects Portugal. Just as the US can't make a law that only affects California. The EU can only make laws that affect every state in the EU and even then they have to be ratified and accepted by three quarters of all member states. Because of this it rarely happens and so far almost every single time it has happened it has been something that has bettered the lives of all of us like agriculture standards, import standards or animal welfare. Individual states still make more than 97% of their own legislation, the 2 or 3% that comes from the EU are mostly to do with free trade and happen to streamline said trade. When we "signed on" to Brussels we lost about 3% of our sovereignty, we still maintain the rest. If we did not then every single thing we have done as the UK since 1973 must not have happened. We Brits fought Argentina without needing permission, we blockaded the Suez canal without needing permission, we opened a new base in Antarctica without needing permission, we launched a dozen satellites without needing permission. Being in the EU does not mean answering to Brussels. It never has. This whole sovereignty excuse is actually an insult to us Scots as we handed about 40% of our sovereignty to London in 1707 but England can't deal with the fact the UK gave around 3% of our combined sovereignty to Brussels in 1973? That's a fucking insult to us Scots. Sovereignty means everything to England but it shouldn't mean anything to Scotland? You can be pro-Union or anti-Union you can't be both, hence why so many of us Scots are fucking disillusioned by Westminster's hypocrisy over the past 4 years. Anyway, long story short - in 40 or 50 years the world will look nothing like it does today and a handful of supernations will have formed out of a need for protectionism against China, there will be an Asian Union, African Union, a South American Union, a North American Union and a European Union. The UK can be a part of one of them or we can be picked apart by all of them. It's completely down to us.
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  11398.  @dedeferreira98  Before you fully make your mind up about Portugal exiting the EU I would suggest you watch Britain over the next five years. We have not left the EU yet. We don't leave the EU until the 31st of December. Keep an eye on us and see what happens to Britain next year as we try to survive on our own...
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  11399. I wouldn't say any side with China and Russia on it is weak.
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  11400. Ewww, dude should eat more fiber then.
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  11401. He is likely going to be proven right though, of the thousands of sentient species on Earth humans are the only one that can speak. Others can communicate with each other using a variety of means but it's not nearly as complex as speech which is something only really a sapient creature will ever likely be capable of.
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  11402. Zero and zero. Rocket fuel is a hypergolic, not a hydrocarbon.
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  11403. If it's annoying go elsewhere and stop trying to change other people to suit you, how would you like it if someone told you to get laser surgery because they don't like being near someone with broken eyes?
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  11404. You can't be that utterly stupid surely - I mean you clicked on the video so clearly what they are doing is working. Open your eyes, Eagle.
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  11405. Somewhere there is an even bigger Sphinx that pretends it's thumb is the other sphinx's nose.
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  11406. Because he never got power thankfully.
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  11407. Except when they are arrested and jailed and their guns confiscated.
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  11408.  @nyoodmono4681  Ignorance is a choice, though why anyone would choose it is beyond me.
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  11409. Teensy-tiny little country with Iron dome launchers literally everywhere, any tourist will see those things firing at some point... Honestly the stupid questions some of you ask makes me wonder if there were real schools in your home country.
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  11410.  @johnniethepom7545  Compared to life under the likes of Hitler or Stalin where you could be killed for your disability or ethnicity we live in paradise. Do you have other irrational beliefs? My wife is terrified of spiders, she'd understand you.
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  11411. Fuck, I hope not, they've turned this country into a cesspool.
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  11412. People look into the past with rose-tinted glasses but the moment they developed something like cancer they would be begging for 21st century medicine.
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  11413.  D 1  The fascist salute and Roman salute are similar but not identical.
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  11414. I'm guessing Tycho Station in the Expanse is named after Tycho Brahe.
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  11415. Is aoli the sauce from raviaoli? What do you do with all the ravis?
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  11416. If that is north Italy like she said then it is likely from when Italy switched sides and Germany attacked them because of it.
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  11417. The US had nowhere near 16 million either at the onset or the close of the war.
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  11418. Not entirely sure you know what a mental illness is since not a single one of those movies features mental illness. Though there is a guy with depression in Gilbert Grape, you can have that.
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  11419. *Isn't
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  11420. You folks are dangerous! Ignorance and gullibility are the worst combination.
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  11421. Spoken like the village idiot.
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  11422.  @woodrude78  I kinda like Justin True-Crime, he is fervently hated by right wingers in both Canada and the US so he must be doing something right.
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  11423. Actually it's now know that they would have been shitting themselves for at least the final 20 minutes of their lives as they scrambled to try and get back to the surface. Likely while piled on top of one another at one end of the Titan while it faced the ocean floor.
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  11424. The hull is coated with thick rubber-like tiles so yes the chainsaw would scar it easily but I'm guessing this guy knows how deep to cut so he does not damage the tiles.
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  11425. The SABRE will make anything supersonic obsolete once they put one on an aircraft.
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  11426. Ignorance is your forte is it? IBM and DeepMind have the two most advanced AI's on the planet and both have and still are coming out with cancer breakthroughs, Watson in the US and AlphaZero in the UK. They've been working with the healthcare industry for a few years now matching drugs to tumours.
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  11427.  @valenrn8657  Other than the fact they are good friends and neighbours.
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  11428. There's a lot of spunk in Dodo videos.
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  11429. Nowhere does it say there is.
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  11430.  @chucky2316  Ironic to hear a Gammon parasite call others bone idle.
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  11431. That presence being a pretty boy with perfect hair who would probably cower if called a rude name?
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  11432. Nothing to do with speaking, the US likes to think it has the most freedoms on Earth but it has cases like this all the time. If it's not someone turning a bulldozer into a tank and wrecking his street then it's someone flying a Cessna into the IRS offices. People don't just do this when they can't speak, they also do it when they get ignored.
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  11433. And a big merry Xmas to the thousands of families who will be having a food bank Xmas thanks to Tory austerity.
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  11434. So I should like a war that killed over 20 million people? You're a weird one.
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  11435. "Issa brinking twelve!"
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  11436. We bought 20%, an American company bought the other 80%.
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  11437. Spoken like a truly brainwashed soldier.
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  11438. Bit like China and the US then.
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  11439. Sorry but Elon's top enginners are mostly Indian.
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  11440. Get some help!
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  11441.  @zoebradburn8411  No, we don't, maybe young folk who watch nothing but American cartoons might but us older folk don't. Brits don't use the word rocks for small boulders, we say stones instead, so why would we call a game 'rock, paper, scissors'? It's always been 'paper, scissors, stone', Catatonia even named an album after it. In fact the original name of the game was ro-sham-bo.
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  11442. There may be so many cases where ignoring orders works but there will always be far more where following them worked. Mobs need leadership and most leaders have got where they are through hard work and merit.
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  11443. Why on Earth would a stationary vehicle lose battery capacity? Do you have any idea how batteries work?
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  11444.  @gerulata7722  Like they are going to know what that is.
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  11445. Fox's don't name their offspring.
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  11446. My neighbourhood was really diverse so the dark kids and pale kids all got on fine.
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  11447. Strange Weather - Anna Calvi
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  11448. Why? The cyclist already has one on his helmet...
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  11449. Did he not explain that?
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  11450. Coming out in the fall? We're not American just yet, Graham.
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  11451. Can't say I'm familiar with Sthlm...
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  11452.  @W47689  Because punishing them is a deterrent to others.
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  11453. Don't feed the idiot, people.
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  11454.  @user-ue4he3li8b  That's exactly what he's saying, it would disintegrate the moment it hit something.
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  11455. You are clearly unwell. Get some help before you hurt someone.
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  11456. Your profile description is apt.
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  11457. In the UK it's drink driving.
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  11458. You're a moron, Paris and London are not disputed territories. Your ignorance is showing so pull your pants up!
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  11459.  @tigerkill420  99% of sources are worse than Wikipedia because it's no longer 2011 and Wikipedia articles are now peer reviewed by their very nature.
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  11460. You should watch Killing Eve!
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  11461. Thankfully such zealots left for the Americas in 1620 and spent the next 3 centuries burning, hanging and torturing each other far away from us.
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  11462. "Its impossible to be investing in Europe's railways, and investing in our own at the same time." Wrong, that's like saying you can't invest in Wales and Britain at the same time...
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  11463. Grow up, Lenny, pretending to be stupid is so very 2005.
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  11464. His sight was reduced by 20% in the last patch to make it harder for him to find prey.
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  11465. "She also lost her cat to the blobs" is the kind of nonchalant prose you come to expect from Simon. 😂
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  11466. If that was my teacher I'd have nicknamed her Dr. Strangelove after the character from the film of the same name who had an uncontrollable arm that impulsively gave Nazi salutes on it's own.
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  11467.  @G0oner  That is ignorance at it's finest, so I guess cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzen must be medieval to you?
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  11468. There are over 600 people in Chernobyl, it is Pripyat that is desolate because because adjacent to the NPP it took a lot more damage.
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  11469. And there is a comedy loosely based on it called Action Point which came out in 2018 and stars Johnny Knoxville as the idiot owner.
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  11470. Yeah, that was a perfect drowning-on-land noise, exactly how I would have expected that to sound!
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  11471. Rabbie Burns was Scotland's bard. McGonagall was just the greatest troll.
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  11472. I store my seed all over my room, if someone brought a UV light in here they'd likely blind themselves.
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  11473. Because arrests tend to end with killing? You're mentally ill.
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  11474. 80,000 quid for 2 percent? Awa n' bile yer heid, hen!
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  11475. "Hey, a Deliveroo driver just left 300 Chinese meals on the next island over!"
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  11476. No need to use the autopilot, the autopilot is for navigating but the emergency control systems are active at all times and only need for you to let go off the controls for them to work.
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  11477. Those that came before him.
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  11478.  @darknightmike10yearsago  Yeah, British.
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  11479. The family are suing the city*
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  11480.  @standback5806  That doesn't answer his question, EVs are here to stay and country's that are not large enough to warrant their own factory will always need a way to access them.
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  11481.  @drewhodge3820  The only one spouting misinformation here is you but Goebbels would commend you for sticking to your bullshit even in the face of overwhelming evidence.
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  11482. Open your mind from time to time and use your brain. For a joke it has made crime an all time low.
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  11483. Yeah it just dawned on me that Sam was a German cat, probably annoyed that they kept him as a POW for the rest of his life rather than repatriating him to the land of sausages. 😂
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  11484. Yeah, cos Roman bridges are about the size of a bus, or do you think they were behind the likes of the Golden Gate bridge? The Americans just found it there when they moved out west...
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  11485. Ever Given and it sails for the Evergreen line, the huge name on the side of a ship is always the company it works for, hence the 100 blue ships with Maersk written on the side. The name is written near the bow in much smaller letters.
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  11486. Why do these MRI accidents always happen in the US?
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  11487. The Su-27 goes back to the 1970's, it's a 4th gen fighter that was developed initially as an answer to the F14.
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  11488. YouTube isn't making channels do anything, advertisers are.
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  11489. Not everyone, just right wing Americans.
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  11490. More like Battle Royale.
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  11491. Actually it started with the 22,000t Ark Royal in 1938 and was then attributed to every new, bigger class since then. Though the current, seemingly final definition is anything over 65,000t and that would put Shinano in there.
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  11492. What does that even mean?
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  11493. Modern stations have platform doors and renovated stations get them added.
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  11494. USS Toledo is a fast attack sub, not a ballistic sub, it's job is to hunt down the submarines with nuclear arsenals.
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  11495. If they did evacuate the village, and I'm not saying they did, it obviously wouldn't be because they knew something was going to happen, it would just be a precaution in case something happened. The same way the bomb squad evacuates a whole neighbourhood before defusing a bomb.
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  11496. You are including desktop PCs whereas the video is clearly about industrial computers. For example Cray never made anywhere near 30 million machines...
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  11497. Ever wondered why whenever you see a baby that has been born inside out or a person with a tumour the size of a beach ball growing out of their nose they always come from India? Now you know why. Christ knows what is happening to the genetics of those poor buggers splashing about in water full of mercury and pathogens.
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  11498. Americans love cars so much that even when one of you has a warrant for your arrest you will still risk driving your car rather than just using public transport, there's something commendable about that. Or it could just be that criminals are often extremely stupid.
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  11499. Doubt it, they don't need pictures of a relic.
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  11500. Grow up!
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  11501. This is why I plan to be a protector to the knowledge carriers so they aren't eaten by savages. A brain is useless once it's in the belly of a savage!
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  11502. Is it standard procedure to handcuff a corpse?
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  11503. Clive
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  11504. They still on hunger strike?
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  11505. There are Puerto Ricans in the US military does that mean they accept people from Zimbabwe and North Korea? Educate yourself fuckface!
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  11506. It sunk a little different to the movie, they found that out after the movie came out.
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  11507. They aren't trying to enter your home, unless you somehow own the UK. Do you own the UK?
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  11508.  Roy Cropper  I'm not an illegal you muppet...
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  11509.  @clooby  The guy I was replying to thought Ciaran played Paddy. I was correcting him.
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  11510. You've just proved that it is art by talking about it.
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  11511. You can not be that stupid surely?
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  11512. I'm a Liberace. It's all good as long as I have my piano.
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  11513. Why not four hulls? Imagine if you got 4 of the US supercarriers and spaced them 100 feet apart like table legs and built one giant flight deck on them. Now that would be a real floating airport. The dock required to buld it though would be enormous.
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  11514. Anything with "gibble" in its name is fine by me.
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  11515. Teen criminals will often become career criminals, don't waste transplants on someone unless they have been a few years trouble free at least.
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  11516.  @deehaytch8442  You've likely been told this 12 times, but I'll tell you again in the hopes that you just might have the capacity to learn: The problem is not that the meat is washed with chlorine, the problem is WHY the meat needs to be washed with chlorine in the first place.
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  11517. The thing is that there will be things he obviously enjoys about travelling and yet he's going to end up getting his passport permanently revoked, in 10 years time when he's matured (if he has that capacity) he'll likely want to visit lots of countries but won't be allowed a passport. He's pissing in his own cereal for clout that won't mean anything to him in a few years.
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  11518. 1970 to 1980?
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  11519. Still?
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  11520. Don't need to imagine, we've had fires in both of those scenarios, multiple times.
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  11521. What crime? Unlike driving without a license under the influence of meth there is no state in the union where driving sober with a clean license is considered a crime.
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  11522. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXEgkM9eBts
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  11523. It wasn't so much of an invention as it was an experiment that led to a discovery, the fella who created the first "Crookes tube" was just curious to see what a vacuum looked like or if it had any weird effects such as blocking light or bending light, and whether electricity could pass through a vacuum. He pumped the air out of a jar and inserted two electrodes to try and create a spark inside the void, instead of a spark he got a bright glow when he turned the power and cathode rays (streams of unattached electrons) were discovered. For years scientists really just played around with them but several important breakthroughs included focusing the rays into a single beam, using a magnetic field to manipulate that beam, and coating the inside of the tube with phosphor to convert that beam into light. There was quite an evolution between the Crookes tube and a TV tube.
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  11524.  @duckmeat4674  Shampoo and bleach are two very different things, hydrogen peroxide is a bleach.
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  11525.  @foggyfrogy  The fire starter may not have known there were already casualties, you are making an assumption. Someone lighting fires in multiple places obviously can't be in them all at the same time.
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  11526. You have no border control because Norway is an EU member in all but name, they are signatories to both the free movement of goods and free movement of peoples. The UK want the former but not the latter (talk about having your cake and eating it) so will likely have to create border controls between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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  11527. If she was facing a screen while she Skyped this then that becomes a Black Mirror when it's turned off (hence the name of that TV show). Poor woman. At least she got to meet Tony Todd before she died 🤣
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  11528. People have this idea that our brain is a thousand times faster than a computer and has a thousand times the capacity of a huge hard drive, but the reality is that our brains are only exceptional in the way they handle data, not how fast it can process it or how much it can store but just how it manipulates it. When it comes to memory that manipulation is in the form of association. Our brain is theorised to have a storage capacity of roughly 100 terabytes (though estimates vary widely) and possibly as low as 10 terabytes, so how do we store 90 years or so of memories on a "hard drive" that a home movie enthusiast could fill in under a month? To save space our memory uses a compression technique known as association, and association is thought to be the reason why our dreams can seem so eccentric and surreal. When your brain creates a new memory of you going to the park it doesn't record the entire event moment-by-moment like a video camera would - that would use up far too much valuable space - it creates associations to stuff you previously remembered. If the park layout hasn't changed since you first visited then why record it all again? Your brain just creates a hyperlink from the new memory "visit to the park" to what it already had stored "my first visit to the park" then adds any new changes or additions to it, this is why if you try to remember a place you haven't been to in a while you get a fuzzy image in your head that can vary between how it looks now and how you first saw it. Your brain won't waste valuable memory recording something twice if it can just reference an old memory and add the new cliff notes to it. By adulthood you have such a collection of experiences, from the noise a plane makes to the smell of freshly cut grass, so that whenever your brain creates a new memory that memory can consist entirely of associations leading to dreams becoming a hazy mess - a train station with a door that leads to your parent's old house and inside is your aunt talking to Billy Connolly about Alsatian dogs. Associations run amok!
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  11529. The Canadian Worksafe videos are better.
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  11530.  @scottydu81  The government can also make you scared of everything so that you fiercely defend what their lobbyists want you to defend. That sentence full of paranoid nonsense you posted is proof of this.
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  11531. There is very low corruption and "cronyism" in the EU - regardless of what right-leaning EU-sceptic idiots might tell you. If you go over budget or behind schedule you get blacklisted from bidding for any future contracts for a period of 5 years so companies are forced to give realistic estimates first time and then try to stick to them.
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  11532.  @artfulsaladdodger  the flight computer does it all, the pilot puts the heli in auto-hover and then the loadmaster in the back has a joystick and a screen showing a downward view where he can maneuver the heli with precision to drop each bag. The pilot just gets the thing there and back.
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  11533. That's like saying "Your body doesn't have a backbone, it has more than a dozen backbones", you aren't stating anything new - you're just being pedantic. Fred never said that only the Microsoft data centers were the backbone, he said all data centers and the cabling that connect them are the backbone.
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  11534. It's absolutely shit for the economy because westerners won't do menial jobs and if we all made our own then trade would disappear along with any prosperity.
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  11535. The human brain is as fast as any other computer, likely faster seeing as it is pretty much a quantum computer, it is our mind which limits it because we are configured to operate mentally at a speed that compliments what we can achieve physically. To use a computing metaphor we are bottlenecked by the world we live in.
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  11536. You'd have to be careful with the wording, I mean you'd be shot straight off the bat at the mention of 'liberal'. Socialise and community would be other words that'd have to go just in case one was misheard.
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  11537. Your activity utilises data centres everywhere, obviously. The only way your local data centre could cater for all your needs is if it knew of every single one of those needs and it then pre-fetched and cached all of that data from around the world.
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  11538. A lake the size of China.
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  11539. "Did that scientist just say meat-eater? Run my friends, fleeee!!" - one of the cows, probably
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  11540. The EU wants to cooperate with China but the US makes it difficult with sanctions and trade threats.
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  11541. No, they admit to having a military operation in Ukraine.
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  11542. We survived before there was money, we will survive after it.
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  11543. You mean the baby that returned was not the baby that entered? That's a terrifying premise that is not at all unlikely, The Infant From Another Realm!
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  11544. I don't condone theft but I much prefer poor people stealing from the rich (as it is in the slums of undeveloped nations) than the rich stealing from the poor (as it is in most developed nations).
    1
  11545. Toppins was arrested uninjured so why the hell is he slumped on the floor when they cuff him? Did he faint?
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  11546. That'd be like 1 minute per mile, no chance.
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  11547.  @filthy_hands9909  Because as we can see from the people in the video and lots of these comments the public are utterly stupid. A person can be smart, but people in a group might as well be vegetables, they will follow the biggest mouth.
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  11548. It was clearly the pills that did it, Xanax can have unpredictable effects/side effects in some humans let alone a species that is not supposed to take them. I don't think it was anything to do with him being a wild animal or her having a new hairstyle, the poor animal just had a psychotic episode brought on by being drugged and that poor woman paid the price with her hands and face :/ Not to mention Travis losing his life because of an old lady who would rather drug him than admit to someone she was out of her depth.
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  11549. The Act of Union was 1707, not 1777, and yes it was primarily the result of the failed Darien Scheme. We handed England the keys to Scotland and they bailed out our banks.
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  11550. As if we need your help, 70% of the stuff on any carrier was invented by us Brits.
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  11551.  @DivineProphetessCoral  Yeah, I also would like to know in what way the police could have stopped the murders but didn't, as you so clearly imply Diane.
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  11552.  @1pcfred  1997, same year New Labour rose to power and we lost Hong Kong.
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  11553. It was the only way to build high 4,000 years ago since concrete and steel did not exist.
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  11554. Who created all those things? And what was their motivation for doing so?
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  11555. They don't tell you the qualifications of the flight crew when you buy tickets...
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  11556. Where was escalation mentioned? He simply stated that Russia would be at war with NATO, this has nothing to do with North Korea, who the west have pretty much already been at war with since 1950.
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  11557. And yet tens of millions of cars have sat navs today.
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  11558. What need would a child have for a butter knife? Surely any decent parent would have the sufficient amount at home.
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  11559. I do, it happens all the time, you are either ill-informed or ignorant.
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  11560.  @wildman318  Read the title of the video maybe?
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  11561. Can a look out magically fix a stuck throttle? Does he use a wand?
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  11562. 0:58 Press Square To Look Behind You
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  11563. Heat from all of the machinery and computers.
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  11564. I saw an automatic once as a child but my mum dragged me away from looking at it - supposedly folks started pelting it with stones and then later burned it as a warning to Americans not to bring their heresy to Europe.
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  11565. The baby's head wasn't cut off it was pulled off.
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  11566. Obviously they weren't ancient in 1978...
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  11567. RBMK reactors are still used throughout the former soviet republics, they are dangerous but not imminently.
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  11568. I don't think this was the first time, I mean just off the top of my head I can think of Edison and Westinghouse touting electric lighting to Americans after seeing it in Europe at the Paris Expo.
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  11569. Jesus, I knew it was 5% globally but I had hoped the US would be much higher than that, in the EU it is 47%, they hope that by 2025 it'll be 70%.
    1
  11570. If you send someone home who is born here does that mean asking them to leave their front door and return through their back door?
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  11571. You're logger is fucked. Or you're lying.
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  11572. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes Ultra was responsible for breaking ALL codes, the basis of the Japanese cypher would later be handed over to Pearl Harbor to take over.
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  11573. Operation Stapler I believe.
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  11574. *know
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  11575. There won't be a UK in a couple of years, it'll be dissolved in 2024.
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  11576.  @cammysmith7562  Actually we are a combined part of the 1st largest economy, that is where we get our money from, and by 2020 we will be the 6th largest economy if we're lucky and we will be falling further.
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  11577. American don't spend money on defence, they spend money on projection aka gunboat diplomacy or "my carrier says you are going to agree to my question". It bugs me when people refer to America's fleets as defence, a country with few or no carriers but a massive standing army is a country that spends on defence. Russia and China spend their military budget on defence for example.
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  11578. They need to put better warnings on TV shows, I tried to copy an episode of Engineering Marvels that was showing you how to build HMS Audacious but after buying a lathe and a welder I had used up my whole budget of £40,000. Knowing that the finished product cost around two billion pounds going into the show would have saved me a headache.
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  11579. Hatred and anger bring you nothing but unhappiness and stress and can eat you up, it's nothing to do with heart, it's just the obvious thing to do.
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  11580. Uranium isn't a fossil fuel. If you think any EV in France runs on fossil fuels then you are an idiot.
    1
  11581. Because the US and the EU have sanctioned Russia to the hilt so none of their Airbuses and Boeings can get their annual maintenance and Russia's own Ilyushkin airliners are not as reliable as western jets.
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  11582. Le Pen won't do shit.
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  11583. Probably not a groomer, or perhaps it just stood in that muck before it met you, because spiders generally keep their feet in tip top condition by cleaning them with their mouth. It's quite fascinating to watch.
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  11584. Black tea predominantly.
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  11585.  @Dienekes678  Because we can recognise an agenda when we see one.
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  11586. The real threat to western plants is the anti-nuclear agenda. The Japanese, French and Koreans are pro-nuclear so they have been building new plants and closing old plants. The US and UK on the other hand have plants that were built in the 70's and 80's and instead of being replaced they are getting life extensions because our countries know how difficult it is to build new plants when there are hippies with placards standing in front of construction vehicles just because they watched The China Syndrome and it became their favourite movie.
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  11587. I hope so, unfettered capitalism has turned your country into the third world, you need to start taking care of yourself.
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  11588. Republicans like to hold rallies and burn books, where have I seen that before?
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  11589. He won a nobel prize in medicine for the lobotomy and his hometown and Lisbon still have monuments to him.
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  11590. They were made in Scotland...
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  11591. Because you're into children?
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  11592. I would not have made the vent outlet so obvious, I would have had a wooden box around it with some padding so the grenade thrower could not see or hear the grenade fall into the box - that way they are less likely to run away and you've just got the enemy to kill themselves.
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  11593. You could with iPlayer and a VPN
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  11594. They misspelled 'fat' in the title.
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  11595.  The Coward Liberius  And what if the will of the people is to let them in and then gas them?
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  11596. It was Tucker that interviewed Putin, not a journalist.
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  11597.  @ronarnett4811  If you only do what the people love then the land you call your home would become a cesspit. People love jobs so let's open up every coal mine and coal power plant and lets not give a shit about their health, their children and their grandchildren's health and the state of the land you leave to your descendants. America and the Americas are home to more of the world's wonders than anywhere else on Earth and the reason is because they haven't been destroyed like we destroyed most of ours in Europe and Asia. Long ago Americans used to care about that.
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  11598.  @aespa690  Nice try but you need to work on it.
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  11599.  @ronarnett4811  I'm all for exploitation mate, just not the shit we no longer need. A ton of uranium can keep a nuclear plant going for a week and no one gets hurt mining and no one gets hurt from the by products. A ton of coal on the other hand keeps a coal plant running for about 7 seconds, lots of people suffer debilitating conditions getting the stuff and many more civilians go on to develop respiratory illnesses from breathing in the shit it puts into the air. Not to mention the CO2 problem. Common sense really.
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  11600. Nonsense.
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  11601.  @sbalogh53  He's a misogynistic troll, hardly someone I would call a snowflake...
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  11602. Going from vegetarian to a hunter is a bit extreme, I hope you eat every part of the animal.
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  11603. No, he was just saying ocean to heighten the sense of mystery, no one cares what is at the bottom of a sea but they do about what is under the oceans because we can't get down there. Besides he knows his audience is smart enough to tell the difference between a sea and an ocean so it's just a little poetic license.
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  11604. Europe is doing fine, our evil socialist electricity grid(s) gets upgraded as and when they needs to be because electricity is extremely important and isn't owned by a handful of rich shareholders who don't want to dip into their profits.
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  11605. Unless they add Scientology as a race to StarCraft II.
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  11606. Such an original comment, there's none like it!
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  11607. Not mandatory though, those are on some vehicles only.
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  11608. This channel says it's located in the UK but all dates are in US format...
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  11609.  @SewardWriter  Most of the developed world.
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  11610. That would be Joss Fong, the actual Vox host you see in the video.
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  11611. Trespassing is far too general, you don't call a rapist a "toucher".
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  11612. Good point, how do the yellow bins get moved around.
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  11613. 10 hours? Surgeries have been known to last multiple days with multiple teams taking turns while the other sleeps. Separating conjoined twins is one example of a potentially long surgery as there are thousands of things that need to be done and they all have to happen during the same surgery - you can't just do half the work and then take a break, you have to finish the procedure even if it means taking a 6 hour nap in the room next door while another surgeon continues what you were working on.
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  11614.  @karkitty202  Capitalism by it's very definition is survival of the fittest, if my family rely on my lemonade stand for survival and it can't compete with yours then I'm going to cut corners, that is human nature - my family comes before anyone else's so regulations be damned. This is where greed stems from.
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  11615.  @GingerWolf87  Crying is one thing but screaming is immature and detrimental to the situation, studies have shown that screaming at a problem has exactly zero effect on the problem. I know you probably thought screaming at the top of your lungs fixed problems but they really do not, they exasperate them, as demonstrated by the.
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  11616. Did she start sending other cats back in time to kill her enemies?
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  11617.  @ThatCarGuy  No other country recycles naval reactors, the US cuts them out and buries them, the Russians just leave them to rot, and the French haven't made up their mind yet and just store their old subs like we were doing.
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  11618. Oh god, please say we haven't spawned a birther movement, do we have to copy every fucking thing the yanks do? We're already pretty much the 51st fucking state and half the laughing stock that those clowns across the pond are.
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  11619. They both fell at the same speed.
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  11620.  @markmaher4548  Christ, you just had to do it three times, huh?
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  11621. The Darien Scheme? Me too.
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  11622. Don't watch clowns like thunderhead, he just likes to be contrarian because it sells. He would probably find a way to debunk water.
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  11623. Clearly the guy is mentally ill, don't start blaming everything on "being evil", that's what the crackpot yanks do.
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  11624. Religion: The gift that just keeps giving.
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  11625. He didn't get 14 years, he got life with a minimum of 14 years.
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  11626. Spain needs to be independent to trade with us though and I don't want the Spanish to go through what we are about to go through so stay in the EU.
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  11627. Three of the reactor buildings exploded, but none of the reactors.
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  11628. Happy for yanks like yourself maybe.
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  11629. I hate it being called the alt-right because I'm into alt-rock and things that are alt- shouldn't be naughty.
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  11630. I wonder how many countries around the world have done an inventory of what confiscated goods they have stored in their ports? My guess is absolutely zero, because even after a catastrophic event like this people will still have the familiar "It won't happen to us." helping them to ignore it. I mean the same thing happened on Cyprus in 2011 when a few thousand tonnes of confiscated ammo that had been left in the sun exploded, it was just 125 miles from Lebanon and was the largest non-nuclear explosion of the 21st century until this one happened last year. You'd think such a big blast might have stirred the Lebanese government into action, but that's hopeful thinking...
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  11631. December 12th is still this year.
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  11632. You're the only one who mentioned anthropological climate change, the video clearly just said climate change, which is what happened... Grow up and get an education.
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  11633. Except ships of the this size have only been going through it for about 6 years because they didn't exist before then.
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  11634.  @TuhljinTampergauge  You do know that in October the second worst terrorist attack in history was perpetrated and now Israel is hellbent on wiping out all Palestinians and dragging the world in to WW3. I'd say the world most certainly has changed for the worse in the past two months, and so would anyone with a functional noggin.
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  11635. You should try Lazy Masquerade if you want a voice that does eerie well. That creepy rascal!
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  11636.  @RFC-3514  The clue there is that it is a "city". Did you think fuel was a magical item that was only granted to people who carried magic beans?
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  11637. Watching all of the rubbernecking smooth-brains on the other carriageway who slow to a crawl with no care for who is behind them makes me wish camera operators could just click on a car and have the driver's license removed.
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  11638. *Japanese. The I-400 class of subs, they held the title of largest submarine for decades.
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  11639. They don't need a submarine at all, they just built the submarine because it is more comfortable and it means anyone they take down there doesn't need weeks worth of scuba training.
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  11640.  @Sreerags5959  But all three are the exact same thing, just in different stages - so yes a meteoroid can enter the atmosphere, and yes a meteor can land on the ground.
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  11641. I'm always getting told that "the US has proper sentences" but then I watch videos like this and see that you guys are just as weak on career criminals as we are in Europe.
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  11642. He said English soil and England would not exist for another 1100 years. Though it does seem like clever wording in this case.
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  11643. Nonsense, it was a truck of explosives and they parked it in the WTC parking garage as intended.
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  11644. So a dropped cigarette can start a wildfire... but not a 14KV power line arcing into dried grass? I'd really love to hear how you came to your conclusion 🤣
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  11645. You would require an army capable of infiltrating several global cities simultaneously to bring the Internet down (by destroying or shutting down one quarter of the master DNS servers) and even then it would only be offline for maybe a day as the remaining master servers would remap themselves around the missing ones. Also big sites like Spotify have backups of backups, any time they experience a drive failure and lose a drive with 10,000 songs the backup stored in a different location will put those 10,000 songs on to a new drive, at no point is there ever less than two copies of something in the cloud. Lastly, most people download the albums they own so even if Spotify did go away you would still have your songs on your phone or music player.
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  11646. Should always bring a selection of search engines for them to choose from in case they say "Google is owned by the New World Order" or some nonsense like that, it's the sort of thing a right-wing simpleton would say.
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  11647. CCP stooge!
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  11648. Ahh, the mysterious "they" who should provide people with answers. The truth is on the internet, where it always is, you just have to look for it without any bias.
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  11649. The kid who smelled of onions and sat on his own at lunchtime would have an Amstrad CPC with the tiny green monitor.
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  11650. How can you tell that the left side of the screen leads to the CU and not a junction box?
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  11651. @KC Wouldn't you want Margot and Pedro to get some films under their belt first?
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  11652. 20 years isn't nearly enough. Every single young soldier fighting for a democratic Afghanistan likely has a father and grandfather trying to brainwash them into choosing Sharia and the old ways over letting girls have rights and so their dads have likely convinced them to lay down their weapons. If you think you can eradicate three generations of thought in just 20 years you are confusing humans with squirrels, it would take around 50 years for the generations who want to stick to the old ways to die off.
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  11653. Because that's sort of how news works, Tim.
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  11654. We Brits took our pronounciation from the French.
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  11655. The US has a welfare system? Who knew.
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  11656. Kingussie is spelled wrong in the description.
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  11657. It would corrode all of the pumps and filters and the rest of the machinery.
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  11658. To not understand why proves that you are broken.
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  11659.  @SonniTheDog  Amen draco, which is why we'll go down the shitter once we leave the EU.
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  11660. What? They are both Brits...
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  11661. Nowhere in your house? I'm only 44 and I have an old walkman somewhere, a stereo in the loft and likely more somewhere.
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  11662. Not every car has hydraulic suspension, I would have assumed that had this guy had it he would have used it.
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  11663.  @DarkTerminus  He said "Male, Pale, Stale."
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  11664. MyTech, no but it is an actual number defined by the flight regulatory body of the nation in question of which the FAA holds no sway and so our eggheads set different rules.
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  11665. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  11666.  @Arctica88  Men make culture, only men can change it.
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  11667. One day probably everybody.
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  11668. At least one company, OpenAI, is dabbling with an AGI so it won't be long now.
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  11669. Yes, because the families of the 600 people that just got slaughtered because of Benny's hard line policies are going to be so eager to get behind him...
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  11670. There has to be places with more people crammed into them, like an illegal migrant squat or a Scientologist's basement. How about a prepper's barn? No point rounding up your food AFTER the apocalypse has started.
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  11671. You've got a little bit of shit on the end of your nose there, John.
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  11672. There are no rivers, they dried up during the 60-minute war
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  11673. Sara, so it is about toxic feminism, idiotic men and isn't entertaining?
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  11674. Seems fair as we seem to kill them in their thousands.
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  11675.  @BEEFSUPREME-722  No, that is creepy.
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  11676. It is however difficult to repolish a barrel.
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  11677. Satanism.
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  11678. MuthaPhuka, you can't use the word stupid like that, as though it's a generic diss, or you just look like a fucking tool with no intellect. Vikas is bang on point with his statements, call him a prick if you don't like him but calling him stupid just makes you look like a chump who isn't aware of the meaning of the word.
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  11679.  @FlamespeedyAMV  That may be the beauty but the ugliness of the internet is that everyone is on it and they are all free to make websites and videos so it's just as easy to find some complete nonsense that verifies all of your own biases/insecurities as it is to find truthful articles. If I wanted proof that the Earth was flat or that every 4th person is an alien I could easily find websites that "prove" it - the internet can only educate smart people, stupid people have no interest in learning because a big part of learning is realising what you believed was wrong.
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  11680. Ahh, a fan of the TV series eh? Man, I wish they hadn't cancelled that.
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  11681.  @chargehanger  No, you are wrong, the IAEA pushed legislation on western nuclear builders to make them cleanup after themselves. You can believe whatever you want to believe but facts are facts.
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  11682. Micro-singularity at the bridge of his nose.
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  11683.  @sc-cw4pp  You're a clown, stick to clown school.
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  11684. Motley, you know nothing about this country other than the staged news you gobble up so please, keep your ill informed nonsense for your echo chamber.
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  11685. Use a browser, it's quicker.
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  11686. The same way they stopped it before Elon bought the company, by having thousands of mods fact checking posts. He sacked them all and turned X into a free-for-all for anyone with an agenda to push.
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  11687. Charge it.
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  11688.  @jeffjohnson5053  This is why I can't believe so many women are siding with Amber, she is harming the cause for so many people who are trying to get domestic abuse laws improved, she's no better than the women who falsely accuse men of rape. If anything women should hate her more than Johnny Depp fans do.
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  11689.  @ortho-g9826  Nah, Threads is fairly accurate, most depictions of the post-apocalypse are pretty cheerful in comparison to Threads. That and The Road are probably the only post apocalyptic movies I've seen where no one smiles or makes wise cracks because at the end of the world there will be nothing to enjoy. Just misery.
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  11690. *irrational fears
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  11691.  @kathleenking47  And that is relevant how?
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  11692. I didn't know so many of the population were elitist little snowflakes who wouldn't last 30 seconds outside of their metrosexual life. Guess it's a week of surprises, huh.
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  11693. "How many years at medical school did you do, Mr Farmer guy?" "Err.. none!" "Correct. That makes you a dumbass."
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  11694.  @ehzmia  Former prominent supplier.
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  11695. That's where you and I have very different mindsets then as I think bringing the people of another nation out of poverty is a fantastic thing.
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  11696. I have never heard of such a misconception even once, I think you're just having a "But.. but.. we could do that too moment!!" 🤣
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  11697. Never heard of that, I am aware of HMS Thetis however, which sank one month after USS Squalus.
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  11698. Nah, it's in case the controls jam and it gets some altitude, then an accidental missile launch could kill someone nearby.
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  11699. Not even close.
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  11700. And she broke out of those restraints 78 times, which is what you get when you design restraints with a big plastic red "release" button.
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  11701. Or your backwards country could just build a proper grid. Norway has the highest percentage of EVs per capita and their country is nothing but snow for most of the year.
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  11702.  @hitone4319  "the dew"? It's not a thing - it's a type of weapon, you wouldn't say "the shotgun" like there's only one in the world.
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  11703.  @rosekingston4964  He was against idolatory.
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  11704.  @philipjones355  No, it would be silly to leave 718 witnesses alive to testify to an insurance scam when you could just kill every person on the ship. also not one of the 718 survivors said that it was the Olympic they were on, they all said it was the Titanic, from the intricately carved staircases to all of the art on board.
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  11705. That's how they used to do it in the Soviet Union. Modern Russia is more like this... 1) Debris on the road and several smoking vehicles means a car has made a left turn 2) People flying up in the air like skittles means a car has made a right turn 3) Four long black trails, a smell of rubber and a high pitched squeal means a car is stopping
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  11706. The camera was recording from the moment he set out on his bike, it would be a wasted purchase otherwise.
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  11707. No, it isn't, in any way - this can easily be checked by anyone with internet access. Also it's British Broadcasting Corporation, not English Broadcasting Corporation...
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  11708. NONE, at least until they start discharging some of the 90,000 tanks at the power plant which starts either this year or next. I wish people spreading misinformation on the internet was NOT AN OPTION.
    1
  11709. "Do I throw out the mustard or do I buy hotdogs?" is the sort of question that can bring a massive fete of engineering to a standstill. It's probably what killed the SCC. Probably.
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  11710. No, it's because both permits were stored in different places.
    1
  11711. Someone should have told Stephen Ambrose to read the memoirs too then.
    1
  11712. I'm surprised the French won't.
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  11713. Because USD is recognised as the currency of the world and is much easier for people to translate into their own currency.
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  11714. You'd have to cut a hole in the top of the submarine for photosynthesis to happen.
    1
  11715. How did they rise up on the blood of peasants?
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  11716. Killer feet? 0_o
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  11717. Everything everywhere all the time?
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  11718. So a humanoid is only good for killing? You basically just implied that we are all killers, nice....
    1
  11719. Which British nuclear accident was bigger than this then if it wasn't our Chernobyl?
    1
  11720. "Shit.. shit! They've thrown it out the window, we've failed.. start the car.. no wait.. they.. they are crowding around it! The morons must think it's from Amazon!"
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  11721.  Ivan D  At least it is an idea put forth to try to solve the problem of unregulated capitalism which is maybe 50 years from it's death throes if lucky. Do you see anyone else putting ideas on the table for dealing with the inevitable collapse of our way of life? In the second half of this century 75% of jobs will be obsolete as labouring, building and moving will be fully automated. We either plan for what comes next or we ride into it blindly like fools.
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  11722. Although it was a suicide in this case a crash like that could also be the result of intoxication.
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  11723. The working class will benefit first as they are the ones who will be out of jobs first, a universal basic income will become necessary and finally those smooth brains who work mundane jobs they hate so much that it forces them to get drunk and beat up their family will no longer have to do the jobs they hate and so will no longer have to beat up their family. Society will flourish.
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  11724. No he wouldn't.
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  11725. That doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
    1
  11726. Russian helicopters are beasts.
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  11727. Imagine a giant hand just picked you up and fed you to a frog? That would put a crimp in your day.
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  11728. Sensationalist much, ABC? Why do American news networks think their purpose is to scare first and inform second?
    1
  11729. Dude cycling in Italy was fine until he bumped into another dude making his way back down.
    1
  11730. I wish people wouldn't call them men.
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  11731. Compared to what? I'd love to live in China, it has the best infrastructure on the planet and I wouldn't have to spend 2 hours every day commuting.
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  11732. Another story like the Fukushima disaster that reminds me that though Japan has some of the most exceptionally clever minds on the planet they only ever elect the most incompetent ones to run their government and it's agencies.
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  11733. 2.5, not 2 to 5. Also a water cutter only cuts at point blanc range, lift it a few inches off the target and it just forms a cloud of spray.
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  11734.  @pjdunnit6753  That's a weird reply, you have no idea where the OP is from.
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  11735. I'm British, we hate all you mainlanders now. Supposedly.
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  11736. I think it's because of all English-speakers we Brits have impartial accents, at least for the most part. Aussie narrators are very excitable and would probably describe these nukes with stuff like "Corrr! Take a look at this beauty!" and "This mongrel will blow yer socks off!" while American narrators can only do fearmongering whereby the narrator will point out that the "enemy" wants to get inside your house to place a nuke under your bed, and they'll repeat that statement a further two times over pictures of suburban houses blowing up. So yeah, we are naturally level-headed when it comes to oration.
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  11737. I'm struggling to find the relevance of your comment, buster :/
    1
  11738. The boy was likely looking at the artificial horizon as it would be directly in front of him, you would not feel a bank until it became steep, and at night you'd have no chance of seeing one from the windows, but the plane would know it was banking and it would show this on the AH panel.
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  11739. *mid-noughtys It means between 2003 and 2007, obviously.
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  11740. Don't fret, you'll be with the other dinosaurs soon enough.
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  11741. Nah, she needs to be someone the audience can relate to, a laymen, you only have to look at the absolute stupidity of people in these comments so see why news networks do that.
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  11742. Because Russia also depends on EU cash in return. This is why globalism isn't the big evil enemy that nationalists want you to believe it is. The fact that the Chinese make everything that Americans use and Americans pay for Chinese people to live prosperously is the reason that a war between the two countries is about as likely as a war between Zimbabwe and Panama. If you're way of life depends on another country then war with that country is unfeasible, but if all nations were self-sufficient what is to stop them attacking each other whenever they have a disagreement? That's how it was since the dawn of time. In the first half of the 20th century most countries made their own food, mined their own fuel, and built their own weapons and for the 3,000 years leading up to that point they all fought each other every chance they got over broken treaties, insulted diplomats, landgrabs, strategic locations. For the past 70 years we've had a fairly peaceful planet because we globalised it, but nationalists somehow think we are worse off in this war-free world and should get back to self-sufficiency. Humans have very short memories and are ignorant of history books.
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  11743.  @thebrunetteinroom7  Yes, you are, thanks for admitting it though.
    1
  11744. As a Brit I had always assumed that addresses in New York were "trees across and numbers up" because if you watch old black and white movies from New York you always hear stuff like "I was on the corner of 3rd and Maple" or "I spotted the chump on 6th and Elm". Though it always sounded like those movies were shot in a very tiny New York City that only had 9 by 9 blocks. "He was way out on the corner of 9th and what's that other tree.. er, Spruce?"
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  11745. Reverse thrust does... :D
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  11746.  @simonnordon8421  Either point works, not everyone climbs a mountain for the challenge, when asked why he climbed Mt. Everest Sir Edmund Hilary replied "It was there."
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  11747.  @indexcadge  Which is 7-9 countries more than the number where American Football is popular, so what was your point? Not to mention the fact that one of those countries has about 5x the population of the US...
    1
  11748. Would that be the same FDNY that had hundreds of firefighters just standing around in a lobby on 9/11? That FDNY?
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  11749. We Europeans close down our nuclear plants to focus on gas and oil and you say that this decision is a lesson for you to use gas and oil yourselves? Is that what you just wrote?
    1
  11750. You are saying the helo should be grey and red while others are saying it should be blue, so some of you must be equally as wrong as the show.
    1
  11751. "The name on the jar said Abby Normal."
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  11752. Sky News is owned by Rupert Murdoch who owns FOX News, thanks to British anti-bias regulations Sky News isn't a right-wing propaganda machine like Sky News Australia (aka "FOX Down Under") but it still goes out of it's way to paint conservatives as messiahs whenever it can, it just isn't allowed to put nuggets of grade-A bullshit on the air like it's US and Aussie sister channels.
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  11753. "I need three men to enter my basement and pump out the water in there... I.. I dropped a hot pocket on the floor and it's starting to eat through the linoleum.."
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  11754. Maybe it was just obvious. If someone loses something enormous and then later that day causes an atrocity it's not much of a stretch to link them.
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  11755. Yes
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  11756. Suella Braverman would be arrested if she wasn't a politician.
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  11757. "Fetch MacReady, and tell him to bring the flamethrower."
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  11758. It's already 3, they have 4, 5 and 6 in production.
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  11759. You don't have to improve armour that is still better than any others.
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  11760. They're just a bunch of pricks!
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  11761.  @chickenlittle5095  In planes that aren't Airbuses I would imagine it was common place for a pilot to sit their kid at the controls in the 70's and 80's as the autopilot can not turn itself off so theoretically you could tie a dog to the flight controls and it still wouldn't affect the safety of the plane. This happened because the airline did not tell it's pilots that Airbuses are very different to their old planes and that the flight controls are still active when the autopilot is on.
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  11762. Correct, but be careful in your use of pedantry on the internet since kids are on here too and might try to experiment.
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  11763.  @mhmrules  Lucky for some, in my city the Virgin Megastore has long since closed down, HMV only seems to sell video games now, and the second-hand music shop that used to have every band under the sun was forced to close during the pandemic.
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  11764. But it wouldn't be the money maker that Saudi Arabia needs unless they charged an absolute fortune for licenses to use their fusion tech. If they perfected fusion today they would just make their one export worthless even quicker.
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  11765. Seemed like his intention was to scare rather than harm his victim, selective morals, or what would have been called a gentleman highwayman a few centuries ago.
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  11766. Except Kuznetsov is not their first carrier, they've had carriers since the 60's.
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  11767.  @ScienceChap  Regardless of all that you still couldn't just give away fuel to anyone who wants it willy nilly, maybe we can do it now but not then.
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  11768. Senator Ryan partly caused the Jonestown Massacre, if someone (let alone two of them) sneak you a note asking for help you take it to the police, you don't take it to the person that is holding everyone captive. Senator Ryan was trying to play the investigative journalist and he did it in the most stupid way possible that killed him and 900 people.
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  11769.  @47f0  Dude, your analogy would hold water if it was relevant but it really wasn't. Read my comment again and tell me that that was victim blaming in the typical definition of victim blaming. I simply stated that if you found yourself in a house where someone said "Call the cops, please call the cops!" would you call the cops or would you approach the owner of the house and say "By the way, do you know there are people inside your walls who have asked me to call the cops?"? Fuck off, you are old enough to know what I meant...
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  11770.  @47f0  Who were the cops used when Americans were being held against their will in Grenada or Iran? Who were the cops used when Pakistan harboured Bin Laden? Ryan should have went back to the states with his mouth shut and told an official there, but instead he wanted to confront a mad man in the mad man's own compound while surrounded by the mad man's guards. Jim may not have been stupid but Senator Ryan clearly was.
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  11771.  @ThinkEagle7  Arguably the best in the world if you ignore right-wing nutjobs.
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  11772.  @lilbaz8073  "only" You do know that in 1994 that was actually above average, the majority of countries in the world were lucky to have 3.
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  11773. Being self-sufficient CAUSES conflicts, if something you need or want is supplied by your neighbour then not murdering him will always be in your own best interests. This is the entire reason that the world adopted globalisation in the 1950's - to stop us killing each other whenever someone refused to trade a vital resource. But sure, let's all go self sufficient again and see how long it is before someone without fuel decides to take it from someone who has it. As I recall the USA refusing to sell fuel to Japan in 1941 didn't lead to anything bad.
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  11774. Individualism is the last thing we want if an AI can't differentiate between the individual and the collective, it could decide to exterminate all humans just because one redneck idiot fires a gun at one of it's drones. This is where education comes in, we can't force education on human beings (for some backwards reason we instead let people run wild), but should we ever get close to an AI singularity we need to teach it that humans are not one collective and that some of us are flawed, and that the actions of one group do not mean all humans align with that group. That's our best bet for getting off on good footing.
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  11775. Woah black Betty, lam-bee-ance, woah black Betty...
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  11776. It also wasn't Cromwell who said the line "If I forget you god please forget me not", it was a royalist.
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  11777. I wish I knew what "being P" meant, it must be something to do with God's country I suppose.
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  11778. It was that debacle in 1989 that made Cold Fusion a household name in the 90's and we eventually got movies like Chain Reaction and The Saint out of it.
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  11779. "What were the choices for in flight meal, again?" "It was steak or fish." "That's right, I had the lasagne."
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  11780. And he even does other childish things like stringing eight smiley emojis together...
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  11781. Weird to think though that Julie Roberts shot to fame playing an escort who gives Richard Gere's character a BJ. Her girl next door thing must have started after that. Also Sandra had a very graphic sex scene in the movie Fire on the Amazon which she did one year before Speed made her a star.
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  11782. However she rearranges the deckchairs the Tories will still be out on their arse in the next election, thank fuck. We Scots might decide to stay if that happens but it's unlikely, the damage is done and the UK is a piss-poor wreck of what it was 10 years ago thanks to the Conservacunts.
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  11783.  @KevinTroy777  If I knew you in real life Kev I'd hold you to that, I love being able to say "I told you so" to prats, but do continue to believe whatever conspiracy nonsense website is telling you that France is hours from collapse.
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  11784.  @dorissaclaire  He was jokingly referring to the porn industry 'BBC' term and that you prefer British BBCs to American ones :D
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  11785. Aye, but he's sceptical of things just for the sake of being sceptical now and would put down any big infrastructure project just for the sake of it. That and ad revenue.
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  11786. I would be far too wary of getting bit by it.
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  11787. The technology to build the Matrix did not exist in the era that those in the Matrix lived in either. It could be the year 10064.
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  11788. Drugs? She just looks ratarsed to me.
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  11789.  @Thesmokercoaster  Nah, he likely just follows established facts like most sensible people.
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  11790. Republicans are very good if you want something picked up and put down again but you need to be capable of more than just carrying things to work in a complicated factory with buttons and levers.
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  11791. Don't you guys have like an entire subterranean city beneath you or is that another Canadian city?
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  11792. He's shown himself to be a liar who will edit videos to suit his narrative, I don't sit down with liars - even if they are on my end of the political spectrum. He goaded a muslim lad for over 15 mins until the guy hit him, and how did he portray it? He edited out all of the beginning of the video to make it look like the Muslim attacked him after asking one question. Hes a rat, right wing but still a rat.
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  11793. Whatever happened to common sense? One day it was there and then it was gone.
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  11794. The cop continuously saying "No no no you're fine" even after she admits she's been driving drunk absolutely infuriates me. Drunk drivers destroy lives, I wonder how goody two-shoes cop would treat a murderer or a rapist? Would he be all coddly and patient or would he perhaps act like a cop? Cops who humour and console dangerous criminals might as well be corrupt, they are in the wrong career. Also they left out a bunch of charges such as assaulting an LEO and making threats to life against an LEO (when she said her mother would shoot the cops).
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  11795. Having the RCCB's (what we call RCD's in the UK) all in one location doesn't take that much longer to track down a faulty appliance, you just plug an extension cord into another circuit and then walk around testing your electronics in that portable socket. For instance in a two-floor home you have an upstairs circuit and a downstairs circuit, so if the downstairs circuit trips you plug in an extension cord upstairs and then go gremlin-hunting downstairs with it.
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  11796. Best country in the world, but like any country it's the target of Edge-lords and their pre-pubescant wit - you can see many of their comments in this thread.
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  11797. The US has very rarely, if ever, been ahead of any curves.. and far cleaner? That's hilarious! Your nation is literally scarred with thousands of superfund sites where rich CEOs have been allowed to wreck beauitful lanscapes, give up your koolaid addiction, it's messing with your head.
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  11798. The bit about the brain reacting to a foreign organ or no organ at all got me wondering about the first artificial heart patient, his brain must have spent the final years of his life thinking that the second most vital organ in the body was absent.
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  11799. You would still be able to see if anything has been corrected because they still used correctional fluid back then, but it was probably something like squirrel cum instead of Tipp-Ex.
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  11800. People who wear spectacles?
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  11801. The Mi-24 Hind is a flying tank, the Apache on the other hand is fragile but has great weaponry. An Apache has to play hide and seek behind cover if the enemy has surface-to-air missiles while the Hind has been known to take several missile hits and still hold it's position out in the open while raining hell down on someone. It was the Mujahideen who coined the term "flying tank" when being hunted by them in Afghanistan.
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  11802.  @pas3607  Did your GP give you anything for them?
    1
  11803. Nope, that was the Aztecs.
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  11804.  @Enjgine  Oh shut up, Edgy McEdge.
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  11805. Can you point out the part of the video where they stated it was a Muslim?
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  11806. So you get really angry at yourself then?
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  11807. Naw, he was screwing at the time.
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  11808. Only two servants died I think, prince Alexie's doctor and one of the Empresses maids, this is because they refused to leave the royals' side, though they had no idea they were about to be killed. The officer in charge of the execution had no intention of killing any servants but upon trying to dismiss them the doctor argued that he never leaves the prince's side and the maid said the same of the Empress so after arguing for a while the officer said "fair enough, enjoy the journey" and let them go downstairs wit the family. Needless to say it was the last argument either of them would ever regret.
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  11809. I'm sure he'll miss you.
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  11810. 94%.. Have you been smoking banana skins?
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  11811. Which incident? There are dozens of fires all over the south of England.
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  11812.  @mrb152  Yes, it would, a multi-billion dollar reactor was destroyed, are you saying there have been 100 petroleum disasters that have caused several billion in damages? Don't be silly now.
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  11813. Each hydropower plant takes an area the size of a small country and makes it permanently unusable from that point on, the area that is now under water thanks to the three gorges dams is probably a larger area than Chernobyl and Fukushima's exclusion zones combined, several million Chins had to be relocated.
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  11814. Women have had no faith in society for centuries but let's just worry about men and their sensitive nature. God I love these sorts of channels, you can soak the salt up through your shoes.
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  11815. Then how would we power settlements on Mars or the Moon? Or Europa and beyond?
    1
  11816.  @tomcotton8800  Could always build for other nations, the UK used to build ships for Japan, Brasil, Argentina, Turkey, Chile, etc. France still does that, there's no reason the UK.
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  11817. Well it's clear Sukhoi won't be throwing their hat in the ring with their current publicity.
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  11818. Because in a crush you have no way of knowing that people might be dying 20 yards ahead of you because all you are thinking is "Why won't the guy in front of me move faster and I hope the guy behind me eases up". It's pretty hard to stop when you are in a moving current, you need the person at the very back to stop pushing and then to spread the message forward but why would they want to do that? They are furthest from whatever is going on so they are the most eager to get forward so they can share in the fun and free stuff.
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  11819.  @wendillon92  Never heard of mob mentality? Rationalism and logic breaks down when humans are en masse. Yes some people will realise what is happening but the overall machine will not and so those who know what is going to happen are just participants of the current. They will be dragged along with the flow and crushed. And yes, it's the same mechanism that children fall for - "I want to be at the front - What is happening at the front? - I need to get to the front!"
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  11820. I forgot Miles was in this!
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  11821. Sully was busy.
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  11822. Britain racist? Hardly. There's more cultures mingling on this little island than probably anywhere else on Earth. Visit Russia then get back to me.
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  11823.  Stan Marsh  A cartoon character said it, it must be true!
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  11824. You're as sick as the 14 year old.
    1
  11825. You mean the veloci-fluffball?
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  11826. Scientists couldn't give two hoots about taxing you. They are scientists.
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  11827. It's been an honour.
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  11828. Well her primary medium is Twitch and any and all talk of drugs can get her banned from it so she expressly tells people not to suggest THC or CBD or anything else drug related in her comments.
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  11829. 3:08 You've just created your very own Rick Moranis.
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  11830. Everyone knows that after permeating the bag membrane these molecules combine with milk particles to form the element called Tea.
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  11831. I would imagine someone called all cock would be quite the handful.
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  11832.  @caramel9154  Troma was not trying to be mean, they were pointing out that living with a disability is only possible in civilised society. In the wild Rudy would be killed, there are no disabled animals in the wild, if you have a weakness something will kill you.
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  11833.  @vejet  Dead people, by their very definition, can't sue anyone.
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  11834. Took one of those to my fresher's week.
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  11835. No, we're in atmosphere.
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  11836. A lot of extremely stupid people in the comments who can't tell the difference between recycling and scrapping.
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  11837. This wasn't a case of outsourcing though, it was simple logistics, the cows were in South America and the market was in Europe - we could either ship tens of thousands of cows across an ocean every month or we could build the factory on the other side of the ocean and ship the product. It was a no brainer when you consider what goes in to transporting live animals.
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  11838. So instead of burying the highway below ground they are going to build things above the highway? I like the idea of that.
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  11839. They are red of course.
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  11840. It has to reach your mailbox first, clearly these ballots did not.
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  11841.  @dont9790  How come you can spell don't in your name but not when you type it?
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  11842. Guess most Americans don't either then if someone built like a brick shithouse wouldn't manage it.
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  11843. Grow up.
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  11844. If you think of Dundee as it is today but in the middle of the 1800's it was one of the most industrious trading cities in Britain so it makes sense that some new grub from elsewhere might get served here first.
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  11845.  @unknowntexan4570  Seeing as you do not have to pay machines once you've built them then yes it would be near free. With a microwave you do not need a cook, do you now pay your microwave what you would have payed a cook? They are already experimenting with automated hydroponics where vegetables are grown by machines, that is one more step in the process that no longer needs a regular financial transaction once it is up and running.
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  11846. A fact is a fact, look it up.
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  11847.  @zakosist  Wrong. 97% of nuclear waste is of the alpha and beta kind and must be ingested before it can harm you, just like any other toxin. Hence why walking around Chernobyl or Fukushima's "general area" doesn't harm anyone.
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  11848. Where you getting this nonsense from?
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  11849. She said 15 years ago so within a year or so that bear will be alone because big cats rarely live beyond 14.
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  11850. The Reaper isn't even the most sophisticated drone the US uses, the MQ20 Avenger is one of several that outclass the Reaper.
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  11851. The irony of hating an entire nation of people while taking an anti-hate stance. Incredible.
    1
  11852.  @veuxi2381  Why should Russia support Guaidó? Because America says so? Dig a little deeper into the Venezuela pot and you'll see that shit is not exactly black and white, the US has crippled that country.
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  11853. Starting a war because of how many children you and the other guy have has got to be the most stupid thing I've ever heard of.
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  11854. No, it's 2, 3 and 4 obviously....
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  11855. Indeed, in Welsh it's more of a sentence than a single word, it's a descriptive name like "The little town by the old black tree" or something.
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  11856. Any landing you can swim away from is a good landing.
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  11857. You can harden things against EMP.
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  11858.  @blainefiasco8225  It does work, most developed nations utilise socialism and half of the infrastructure in the capitalist United States is socialist. If you mean a fully socialist nation then we don't really know if it would work because it's either never been implemented properly or it has been hijacked by an authoritarian government. Come back when you know what socialism means because like most naysayers you probably think socialism and communism are interchangeable when they are completely different ideologies.
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  11859. Posts like yours are idiotic because potential enemies know more about another countries defences than any civilian creating a YT channel. Do you think governments spend millions crafting someone into James Bond and then tell them "Remember to check YouTube, double-oh seven - The Russkies put all their spicy stuff on YouTube!"
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  11860. Yeah we've had a few of those in the UK, the Ibrox Disaster in 1971 and the Hillsborough Disaster in 1989 being the worst :/
    1
  11861. It's just wear and tear, I don't believe there is any punishment for local administrations to re-do road markings so they tend to only get re-done once they are almost invisible.
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  11862. It's as if a cat and a monkey knew each other in the biblical sense and this is the result.
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  11863. I know that there was a race of humanoids who lived among the dinosaurs and had feet-powered cars.
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  11864. Sorry, but he was exchanging fire with the suspect before the cops arrived, so no - he was not.
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  11865. No, because more often than not they use firearms to solve arguments. We don't want to be known for the number of mass shootings that happen, the US can keep that badge of honour.
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  11866. They do on modern subs, the Toledo is 30 years old.
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  11867. God that rain would be so good right now in Europe.
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  11868. Except on television or in parliament.
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  11869. Are you expecting some sort of reward for living in a location that is hotter than another location?
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  11870. It's not sad at all, she was a reckless idiot who didn't care who she hurt.
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  11871.  @theancientsancients1769  I heard that one of them had bought up something like 90,000 square feet of Battersea power station, which threw me because I thought it was going to be all residential when refurbished.
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  11872. I've always found it weird that a city like LA does not have a proper subway system, it must be something to do with earthquakes or the fact that half of it's suburbs are on hills.
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  11873. Running a 30kW quantum computer for an hour or running a 1mW supercomputer for several weeks? The energy saving is astronomical.
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  11874. Yes, it could have gone another way, someone would have been robbed and no one would have been shot. By pulling out his gun in the slowest manner possible he risked getting himself killed, he can now be thankful that the robbers were either incompetent or didn't have any intention to shoot him.
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  11875. No, I only got that you have mistaken mapping for structure, like every other person in this comment section. If we could only see .00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of matter we would be surrounded by nothing...
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  11876. Except she never demanded money for not posting them, she posted them AFTERWARDS. That is spite, not blackmail.
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  11877. Not a scam. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  11878. The first person to land on the bottom was 9 years before we landed on the moon, this is just newsworthy because more people have walked on the moon than visited challenger deep.
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  11879. England doesn't have a navy, it became part of the UK navy in 1707.
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  11880. Cleopatra (1963), it's the move that made Elizabeth Taylor a household name I think.
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  11881. Man, they must have spoke really loud.
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  11882.  @Nicodemus1971  Clearly you know very little of what you speak if you think the UK has more in common with the US than our neighbours. The only difference between us and the French or Germans is our language, otherwise we are culturally compatible, with the US it is the complete opposite - we speak the same language but our sports, night life, dating scene, TV, literally everything is alien. Folks like you who say random things and then hope that you've got it correct have always baffled me.
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  11883. Like the fella who stuck his head in the path of a particle accelerator.
    1
  11884. So one that produces only enough food for a tiny number of people?
    1
  11885. Such a closed mind you have.
    1
  11886. Had your aircraft been beyond V2 (point of no return during take off) when the bird strike happened your captain would have had a very tough choice, either take off without engines and just the momentum of the plane or stay on the runway knowing the plane is travelling to fast to now safely stop itself and will crash into whatever is at the end of the runway.
    1
  11887. Strange then that so far it has saved hundreds of millions, if not billions, of lives. I reckon nukes are our greatest feat. Never in history has their been a period of 80 years where no two major powers have fought.
    1
  11888. They weren't, the cyclist was.
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  11889. It was also sadistic. The criminal is a scumbag, but cops are supposed to be better than them.
    1
  11890.  @LukasSimmonds-ch3ms  Please stop embarrassing the rest of us Brits.
    1
  11891. "I give ush oddsh of one chansh in three."
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  11892. Not as bad as a toddler with a brandy, unless said toddler wore a suitable smoking jacket too.
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  11893. If you think China relies on YouTube for it's intel you should stick to watching cartoons and leave grown up stuff to the grown ups.
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  11894. "Trolling is only done by losers"... evidently.
    1
  11895. Not if we shipped all the water into space where it would become a giant frozen blob.
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  11896. The millions killed by Stalin happened in famines and marches, please explain to me - clearly - how these qualify as horrific experiments? While you are at it you can throw up some sources about the truly horrific things that must be happening to the Uighurs in those camps because according to the Uighurs themselves they are just being forced to live like Han Chinese. Oh that must be agonising, surely? I mean why else would you bring it up on a video about "horrifying human experiments" unless you were just trying to get attention...
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  11897. You saw how they handle those, they have a proprietary fluid that cancels out any reactions while the batteries are being mashed up.
    1
  11898. I've never understood the purpose of damaging property that doesn't belong to you full stop.
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  11899. Can't be that true. A politician's husband was attacked with a hammer, a bunch of politicians had to hide beneath desks on the 6th of January, countless politicians have complained about stalking and unwanted attention... when is the change due, hungp?
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  11900.  @BlockyBookworm  Most war crimes in this world are BECAUSE of America, countries do not like being invaded, sanctioned, "instructed on what they can and can't do" or having their democratically-elected leaders toppled in CIA-backed coups.
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  11901. Incidentally many Brits find it funny that in the US lawyers get called attorneys because it's just an odd sounding word. "A tourney" sounding like the shortened version of a tournament.
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  11902.  @dpelpal  With some fava beans and a fine Chianti.
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  11903.  @MmmHuggles  No, really they are not.
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  11904.  @thearab59  Wait, I thought every widow was a red widow except Nat who became the black widow when she went rogue? I didn't know they all had different colours.
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  11905.  msmissy6888  You are evil.
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  11906. There was no attacking there, I'm not defending the dogs or anything like that, but if those dogs had been attacking that couple would be dead. You don't survive an attack by 10 pitbulls. The owner needs to be jailed for failing to control his aimals and the reporter needs to be educated to not be so sensational.
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  11907. His name was Peter Weyland, or something like that. Weyland Yutani was a mega-corporation formed when his company merged with the one ran by the Yutani family.
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  11908. Sounds like Trump, I remember after he went on a tirade about Biden not being tough on US companies outsourcing abroad there was a YouTuber who booked in to one of his hotels to find out where things were made, towels, soap, toiletries, etc and it was all from abroad.
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  11909. If you could harness the heat/friction/mass of a vehicle moving over a surface without in any way adding more workload to the vehicle then you would be on to something but as superdau said, many of the concepts that have been shown actually increase the fuel consumption of a vehicle.
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  11910. That's funny seeing as most space firsts were accomplished by communists... first satellite in space, first man in space, first space station, first spacewalk, first woman in space, first autodocking procedure, first space probe, should I go on?
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  11911. Sounds like either a dinosaur or someone who is trying to put minds at ease.
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  11912.  @fernandovazquez580  Good luck paying your mortgage and bills if redundancy hits.
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  11913. No, you wouldn't, the moon is like Antarctica, no one owns it and no one can set claim to it.
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  11914. "Miss Cabbage, you're next." "It's Miscavige.. Mr. Miscavige.. how many times with you people?"
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  11915.  @shockademus187km.d.k4  The ship is named after a title and that title belongs to William now.
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  11916. "I'm telling you that unless we close down all bodies of water in North America more people will drown!" "You're drunk, Quincy, go home!"
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  11917. They didn't, they went on a cruise ship that had some Chinese passengers...
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  11918. Depends what definition you use, obviously. If you love palaces and Russian history then St. Petersburg is better than any city on Earth.
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  11919. Triangle should be number two.
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  11920. Definite possibility, up here in Dundee it was a "flying garden furniture" day.
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  11921. Indeed, she didn;t kill him but she might as well have after he found out in Rome that she was in London with old Corgy.
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  11922. You're protecting your weakness on to others, there is no reason on this Earth I would want to walk around with hatred and anger in my heart because it would likely ruin any relationships I have an eat me up. You do you and let others do what they think is best.
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  11923.  @taggartlawfirm  While others sleep in soft beds in countries that haven't had a war in hundreds of years. War is not a requirement of existence, it's a symptom of our animalistic nature.
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  11924. Isn't Los Angeles right next to an ocean? A fairly big ocean?
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  11925.  @mkzhero  It has been proven viable for over 40 years, boiling water using the sun is not a new tech. This merging of two techs was the later project.
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  11926. If you knew how many eastern Europeans have been jailed in the UK over the past few years for raping and/or murdering women and girls you wouldn't be so quick to brag about coming from such a shithole. Thank you for sending us your own "engineers and doctors".
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  11927. This is Starship, those rockets that landed on their feet were Falcon, Starship is about 10x bigger and heavier than Falcon and would break any feet it tried to land on. That thing that just got grabbed out of the air is 30 feet in diameter and 240 feet high, it's the size of a small skyscraper and you could fit the statue of liberty inside it.
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  11928. Most MRIs nowadays have gas containment shells that envelop the entire machine and route into the exhaust conduit so that if there is a helium escape it will go up the exhaust anyway. Machines with shells look far more bulky than machines without and often look as though they are built into the room.
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  11929. Imagine how fucking annoying it would be for them if someone decided to play hide and seek while on a tour? "You took 14 people on a tour of 27km of tunnels, caverns, labs and storage spaces and now you return to the surface with 13 people..."
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  11930. Could DNA trace the owner maybe.
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  11931. A red submarine would be as stealthy as a ninja wearing a hi-vis jacket...
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  11932. The scandal was in the UK (and a little in France), but it was a cause of concern for any nation that imported British beef, which was half the world at the time due to the popularity of Aberdeen Angus and other British cow 'flavours'.
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  11933. It was avoidable, the managers at Tepco had been warned three times that the flood barrier walls around the plant were not high enough.
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  11934. I assume you are a patron on all non-B1M videos then?
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  11935. In a foreign language if you aren't a Welsh speaker.
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  11936. Do you go for a work out before your morning shower? I tend to have come straight from my bed 0_O
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  11937. The interior of the capsule is pressurised to surface atmosphere so he never experienced any change.
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  11938. Sounded fine to me, weird how the world works.
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  11939. She didn't plant anything, she simply retrieved the weapon he initially answered the door with - this is a common practice in any and every encounter. When you try to create events that did not happen or make a regular event look sinister you become as trustworthy as the cop who broke the rules here. I hope you take that on board.
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  11940. Why did she let the whole thing get so far in the first place? You could tell in the first few seconds that that oil was getting far too hot and would combust.
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  11941. Except governments (with the exception of the US where socialism is seen as something created by Satan) will give their citizens money in order to keep the economy going, and then one day very far from now we won't even need money. Currency, and by connection capitalism, are as man made as robots are.
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  11942. @LAI ZHENG YI Moe They would not be piloted, they would be RHIBs carrying warheads remotely operated from the shore. A CIWS can only target a single threat, a carrier has maybe two or three on each side. That's three weapons trying to target maybe 20 or 30 cheapass dinghys coming in at 30 or 40 knots. But like I said anyone who seriously wanted to end a carrier would use a ship killer which would have a warhead in the kiloton range and would likely come down on the carrier from a suborbital position directly above it giving AEGIS about 35 seconds to lock on, track and intercept but it would be descending so fast that by the time a SAM was launched to intercept it would already be game over.
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  11943. @LAI ZHENG YI Moe And where would these extra ships come from? Because the US does not have spare ships sitting in ports, they would have to come from somewhere and those places would become vulnerable.
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  11944. And let Assad kill the rest of his population?
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  11945. @Charles White We've always been a sovereign nation. For fuck's sake do some Googling instead of embarrassing yourself by parroting Farage's tripe everywhere!
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  11946. A lot of things explode in Texas, clearly deregulation worked.
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  11947. My grandad Alfred is 87 and he regularly hits up Ibiza with his mates and gets off his tits on Molly.
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  11948. You never know who has a psychopathic disorder so you gamble with your life every time you harass someone just for being 'weird'.
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  11949. That was a bit of an awkward segue into a CuriosityStream ad. I'm British and I cringed. 🤔
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  11950. No one put a kid in charge of a passenger jet though...
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  11951. What phone?
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  11952. Damn! For a second there I assumed "ATC Tower" was a skyscraper and was about to make a "Only in Ireland would they build their only skyscraper next to an airport" joke, then I realised what ATC stood for... I think we Scots must be the new dafties of the world 😄
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  11953. Agreed, I'm waiting for the day we find out their funding comes from big oil.
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  11954. By the 2040's the world might require China to step in and liberate nations from US occupation. That certainly would be history repeating just with the roles recast.
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  11955. Irish, not sure which city.
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  11956. Most people I know would have at least one lying around for the simple reason that unless both money and space are tight there is no reason to get rid of all of them. Think I have an old Walkman somewhere (never selling that, it's neon green and cool as fuck), a ZX Spectrum with a tape deck, my parents old stereo in the loft, and at least one old car stereo with a tape deck. That's four, probably more.
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  11957. It literally isn't.
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  11958. Pilots are actually allowed to waste flares just to say thank you for what is a necessary military procedure? Wow, and I thought stadium flyovers and saluting retiring jumbo jets by spraying them with fire trucks was wasteful. If any other country pissed tax payer money up the wall like the US does there would be blood shed on the streets. A definite irony for a country where complaining about taxes is a national past time.
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  11959.  @rbrick3685  No, it doesn't.
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  11960. That brain jumped out of his head like a frog from a burning pan!
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  11961. Or pushing up the proverbial daisies.
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  11962. No, but 10,925m is
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  11963. Oh god, what a hideous prospect.
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  11964.  @kevintran6487  Exactly. That is what I'm trying to explain to people. Everyone seems to think that the dad gave the kid control, he did not, not at any point did he give his kid control, he just didn't realise that the plane itself could give control to anyone that pulled on the controls. In a Boeing, or in any of the Soviet jetliners - Tupolev and Ilyushin - the kid could have moved the control column/yoke in any direction he wanted and the plane would have ignored it. Airbus planes operate differently, if you handle the controls for more than 5 seconds in an Airbus it will turn off all automation and give you full control of the plane. A lot of people don't like this feature but so far it has caused one crash (this one) while causing many other flights to avoid a crash. There have been dozens of fatal crashes where a pilot has assumed that they have full control of the plane despite the autopilot, autothrottle, or any of the other automated systems still having control of the plane. The Airbus system means that when a pilot grabs the controls and tries to use them he or she gets full control over the plane. The dad is at fault for breaking the rules by bringing people into the cockpit but the real fault lies with Aeroflot for not training their pilots about the differences between their old Soviet planes and their new Airbus planes.
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  11965. They might have been tourists, unaware of the gusts of wind that passing trains create.
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  11966.  user-ii2lm6kg2g  The ISS has oxygen for many months, it always does.
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  11967. He does use the standard units, if you truly were a watcher of his videos you would know that, you would also notice the several standard units he used in this very video. But thank you for smugly pointing out the one he missed.
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  11968. Except nothing like that whatsoever. shakes your head
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  11969. If there are 6 guns spaced out around a circle then they are at 60 degrees, not 45.
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  11970. Incidentally Piper Alpha was the disaster that got LOTO introduced in the US 2 years earlier than planned, it wasn't supposed to become a thing until 1991 but after Piper Alpha made news around the world OSHA brought it's introduction forward to 1989 instead. It would still be another year or two after that before European countries introduced similar LOTO policies.
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  11971. You can live with only half a brain, they used to remove one hemisphere of a person's brain to cure epilepsy.
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  11972. Only 40,000 people live on the Isle of Sheppey so cost was a major factor in construction.
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  11973.  @Three_Random_Words  They aren't, stop making shit up. Pushing misinformation ruins your credibility, though it works for Trump so go ahead.
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  11974. Imagine a time when you can live on Earth and never touch the ground? Your apartment is 2,000 metres up, your job is 1,600 metres up and you own a flying car, at the weekend you travel down to the 60th floor in your block to visit a store before taking your kids up to visit the zero-G theme park that is currently passing over your city...
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  11975.  @gentlemanrated  It's utterly different to a reaper, you are comparing an apple to a shoe so why would you? This can't loiter at high altitude while a Reaper can't fly up to your window.
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  11976.  @sabrekai8706  Do you mean "Why does a nuclear plant require electricity from the grid when it produces electricity itself?"? If so then it's because power plants don't have the ability to step down their output to something that won't fry their pumps. They send raw electricity to the grid in single phase transmissions of around 500KV and the grid sends back 11KV three-phase for the plant to use for pumps and other machinery.
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  11977. So criticism is not allowed? You're entering fascist territory there, Herr Margy.
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  11978. The 900 year war was gruesome.
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  11979. It probably wasn't illegal to interact with that charity when she left the US, Putin has a habit of introducing laws/sanctions and then backtracking arrests.
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  11980. Often post nonsense?
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  11981. Stupidity obviously...
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  11982. No, they are not, if they were then no one ever would be able to board a naval vessel without it being a declaration of war - regardless of what the vessel was doing at the time, but naval vessels are boarded all the time for inspections, you cannot however board an aircraft carrier for whatever reason. Maritime law.
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  11983.  @Melior_Traiano  If the person that copied you is now miles ahead of you then they have clearly innovated. If all China can do is copy the US then both your nations would be a tie in every scientific discipline, but they are not.
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  11984. They are, but it'll take 4 days to drain enough water from it.
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  11985. And?
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  11986.  @garychandler4296  No madder than the idiots in the US who chose to keep expanding NATO despite being told several times that Russia will never tolerate having American bases near it's border.
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  11987. Who 51 years ago do you think knew how to correctly pronounce a word that had only been around for a year or two, and only in print?
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  11988.  @Eyoldaith  Yeah, I think he was trying to show how to get philosophies completely wrong.
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  11989. Obviously it is people who don't know what Tourette's is...
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  11990. You're expecting bigots to have compassion or show empathy? If they had either of those things they would not be bigots 🤣
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  11991. The world really needs to build more fabs, the past couple of years have showed just how vulnerable the rest of the world is to chip shortages. If there was ever a major catastrophe in south east Asia like a tsunami on the level of the 2004 tsunami it could wreak havok on Taiwan and South Korea and bring the world's chip manufacturing to a halt.
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  11992. English.
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  11993.  @haworthlowell805  Because if a portion of your taxes goes to Washington then you sure as hell should get something in return, California doesn't exist just to subsidise the other states.
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  11994.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  That's like the Dutch Aesthedes computer, a graphic designer didn't like the CAD software available or the lacking abilities of computers so he built the first CAD-dedicated computer.
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  11995.  @ahill4642  And together for how long?
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  11996. Why would he? He had no idea that a plane could turn off it's autopilot all by itself because no Russian plane has ever done that.
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  11997. Another chap in the UK died because he only drank milk, around 10 pints every day and it calcified his insides. His organs basically turned into bone.
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  11998. Biden used to be a chef?
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  11999. It makes sense, if you look at flogging in movies or TV shows it never seems to correct a person and just makes them fiercer, only cruel captains would tend to use such a punishment against a crew member as you catch more flies with honey rather than vinegar.
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  12000. It was clearly stated in the video that versions 2 and 3 were conversions, that's why they included the word 'conversion'...
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  12001. And how would you get the steam for the catapults? A massive kettle?
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  12002.  Linda Wagner  Sadly, much more have seen only destruction. Secondly countries did need the help of the US but you didn't jump in to save people, you jumped in to collect the spoils.
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  12003. No one said the plane was depressurised, only that they heard air escape.
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  12004. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_naval_codes Remember to state your sources when you update the page...
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  12005. If he's first generation then they can't deport him as his Belgian citizenship is his birth citizenship, he would have to be an immigrant from outside to be deported.
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  12006. Then fusion would never arrive because if you continually divide something you can go on doing it forever, infinitely dividing on and on and on. If a person chasing you is continually halving their distance from you then how do they ever manage to catch up with you? They will always be a "half of something" behind you. Dichotomy paradox.
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  12007. Don't show important documents in photos or videos people, you shouldn't have to be told that.
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  12008. Thank you, rose helen, I too have been using the services of Dr. Obo Wambawibble to teach me about crypto currency, the time to invest is yesterday!
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  12009.  @Raggman42  Those are the deplorables. Or "Spartans" as they call themselves, they will never pay, Brexit has saved them a fortune so they will still be partying even if unemployment reaches 25%. Jacob Rees-Mogg is the worst, working class Tories worship him but he wouldn't throw a glass of water on one if they were on fire.
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  12010. So if you call your dog a therapy dog and put a harness on it you can take it into shops with you? That's handy to know.
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  12011. Projections are just that, they don't have someone in a DeLorean bringing back stock prices from 2024...
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  12012. It was a financial disaster for someone, a multi-billion dollar reactor knackered before they even had a chance to remove the price sticker. It still had that new reactor smell.
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  12013. 50 since 1919 is pretty much one every two years.
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  12014. You developed an immunity to the allergen in their saliva that causes the inflammation, your immune system treats allergens like pathogens initially but once it has enough information on the allergen it learns to ignore it. Those first six months of bites vaccinated you.
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  12015. Europe is the west and we have more infrastructure projects on the go than anywhere else in the world.
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  12016. Yes, and they are known as moonmoons (I shit you not).
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  12017. Well they could be European or African, or from anywhere really.
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  12018. The fact you think this does "absolutely nothing for the people" just shows your ignorance.
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  12019. Amazes me how little integrity or dignity republicans have. The US needs another civil war and this time they should let the conservatives secede, like they should have the first time.
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  12020. *our
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  12021. It's like you watched the video or something...
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  12022. 2 million burglaries, learn to read.
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  12023. You shouldn't, most countries have an innocent until proven guilty justice system where suspects have anonymity until convicted. We could do with something as progressive in the west.
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  12024. It is in Europe, a half of all lithium batteries in Europe are fully recycled compared to 5% in the US (which is also the global average).
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  12025. Because it beats the PION.
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  12026. People who go into premature labour.
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  12027. Globalism is here to stay, it needs to be, the alternative is nationalism and from around 4,000BC right up until 1945AD nationalism killed hundreds and hundreds of millions. If your country is self sufficient there is nothing at all to stop it from blowing the shit out of another country, globalism was orchestrated by the UN to make us dependent on one another for our survival.
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  12028. Press 'G' to garrison this unit
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  12029.  @linzi94  Tucker lies once every minute, he has made a career out of spinning webs of bullshit...
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  12030. Nah, it all moves so fast that he wouldn't have realised anything was wrong.
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  12031. And what is that way? Fossil fuels killed a billion times more living creatures than nuclear ever has.
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  12032. If the sentence for unintentionally killing someone was life in prison then after the crash I would have bought some guns and killed everyone that had ever wronged, insulted, or even looked at me funny... I mean what are they gonna do? Give me life? There is a reason that sentences are tiered and it is to stop things like manslaughter or sexual assault turning into mass killings...
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  12033. Because Forest had a developmental disorder, not a mental illness.
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  12034. England is not an island, it shares land borders with Scotland and Wales. Don't say you never learn anything on YouTube
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  12035. There are mammoth balloons with baskets that can hold up to 100 passengers.
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  12036. Hang on, what's up with KFC Gravy?
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  12037. Try Manchester or another UK city instead, much cheaper.
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  12038. He didn't kill them though, he just caused the crash, they were killed by whoever was responsible for not forcing them to wear seatbelts.
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  12039. Surely your odds of being woken up go up over time? As we make medical breakthroughs every other day.
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  12040. "You're saying someone broke in to steal your guard dog?"
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  12041. Don't try to shame strangers over the internet, that's about as pathetic as a person can get, he was doing something incredibly impressive and would have no qualms with someone looking - or else he wouldn't have done it.
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  12042. It's called finding them.
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  12043.  @VictorSneller  Las Vegas doesn't have a hyperloop, no city has a hyperloop yet. The first one is still being built in one of the Arabic nations.
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  12044. Not just bags.
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  12045.  @leahguzman2353  There are bodies in the bags.
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  12046. They are allover Europe and Asia
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  12047. What do conspiracy theories have to do with actual real life events?
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  12048.  @chrissibersky4617  Theories are not facts, a theory is what becomes a fact once proven.
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  12049.  @chrissibersky4617  I was replying to when you said "Theories are facts", theories are not facts, theories become facts only when proven. God is still a theory.
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  12050. The baby's head is pulsating because it is ready to shed. In a few hours there will be a new larger baby and some discarded skin.
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  12051. Kenny Everett's competitions always had great prizes like caravans.
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  12052. Thankfully only two countries border the United states and I'm in neither of them.
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  12053. 'Jeep' is also a British colloquialism for any offroad vehicle, though it is falling out of use in favour of SUV.
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  12054. If Fukushima is not Japan's worst nuclear disaster then what was?
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  12055.  @johns3544  I don't believe illiterate people would be allowed to join up.
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  12056. You haven't seen Welsh have you?
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  12057. To be fair women rarely see it coming which is why they often ask for warning.
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  12058. I'm fine with that, the US has fucked over a million times as many people as we have and they've only been an empire for a fraction of the time.
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  12059. Those horses are heroes, who know how many lives they have saved by taking out a teenage wastrel before it was old enough to cause real damage.
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  12060. @kpg1973 And exactly what does 90 million barrels look like? That is what they mean by comprehension.
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  12061. "We crave sustenance. Food... FOOD... FOOD!!!" R.I.P PSH
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  12062. In all fairness I would trust media over a crackpot on Facebook telling me it was started by a secret Chinese weapon.
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  12063. Many people wear jeans and jeans have iron rivets holding them together, if you slide your butt so much as a millimetre you can scratch a car.
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  12064. Holy shit!! Twenty One Pilots totally saw the rise of the machines and made a song about it!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmv8aQKO6k0
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  12065.  @mal2ksc  "Now Yuz can't leave." - Sonny, A Bronx Tale
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  12066. It was even more so in the 90's. Thanks to the inexpensive ZX Spectrums of the early 80's the 90's had an abundance of 20-something programmers who created some of the biggest games companies on the planet, DMA Design, Bitmap Brothers, Bullfrog, Core, Sensible Software, Team 17, etc. Many would go on to create franchises that still exist today like Tomb Raider and Grand Theft Auto.
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  12067. They have some of the lowest taxes in the world thanks to leaving sick people to fend for themselves, and yet they still whine about taxes. It's like they think infrastructure and policing and all of the other things they take for granted get paid for using magic beans. Actually they probably do think that..
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  12068. You sound like ChubbyEmu. 'Chubby' meaning a little pudgy, and '-Emu' meaning his nickname.
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  12069. Sending a packet or two along the information shitty highway?
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  12070. Because they don't need to, as I told you in your other nonsense post.
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  12071. What you mean is their cameras had the bare minimal exposure because there is no atmosphere on the moon and to use a regular exposure that you would use on Earth would result in every picture being nothing but brilliant white glow. Don't be ignorant all your life, whether you believe in evolution or creation, you were given an amazing tool in the form of your brain - use it once in a while.
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  12072. LMAO, I've just seen that you credit yourself as a scientist, that's the best one I've heard today. 🤣
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  12073. I don't get your point, Michael. Is it penis and self-esteem related?
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  12074. Carbon dating can tell you exactly when something was built just by firing some radiation at it and seeing how much is absorbed and how much is reflected because of the carbon half-life.
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  12075. You can have as many opinions as you like in the UK. If you were a native English speaker and understood our language better then you would have realised that this video is talking about a family's right to get a second opinion, not the parent's right. A patient can ask for as many opinions as they want, an unconscious patient CAN NOT! Keep practicing though.
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  12076. Nigel Farage said it so I guess it must be gospel...
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  12077. You think in the summer indoor pools don't require heating? Why?
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  12078. The AI, once self aware, would simply remove it.
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  12079. They would just fill up the storage facility as well, hoarders will use up any space you give them.
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  12080. They always treated us with respect, and for some reason they still do after we sprung economic turmoil on them.
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  12081. The law was passed in 1998 you rabid spoon. do you even know what day it is?
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  12082.  @DERAMNONA  Will you stop spreading shit. People jump in to defend cops all the time, they also take on attackers all the time, the last dozen or so terrorists in this country were chased down and apprehended by civvies - so please stop spreading bullshit about the UK until you've lived here! 😡 Retired UK police officer, Aye, and I'm King Charlie!
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  12083. Oooh, I hope those of us in the other developed countries can some day enjoy these "Building Codes" and not have to live in our mud huts.
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  12084.  @devilsadvocate6098  alleged scammers, you've already been told twice that they are only on trial.
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  12085.  @mike7gerald  I'm guessing they would rather be obnoxious than evil, which is what those celebrating the deaths of two people who were never convicted of anything and were fighting allegations against them in court. So yeah, I too would take obnoxious over evil any day.
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  12086. @Steven Day There's about 180 countries who have access to books and the internet...
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  12087.  @bsrcat1  You can't seriously be stupid enough to think that all of the things you buy are delivered on British ships? Wow, maybe you can.
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  12088. What does "well within a safe crush depth" mean? It sounds like an oxymoron.
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  12089. I wouldn't call it shameful to not want to carry out someone else's duties for them. Perhaps you came across it so often is because you are lazy and you are used to colleagues in Australia always picking up your slack?
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  12090. Because the numbers were created during the cold war, some countries don't want to have huge militaries.
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  12091. Creating comment after comment after comment just makes you look like a bot, Philip.
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  12092. You have to do some pretty drastic selective breeding to get from a wolf to that, poor little thing is probably riddled with medical conditions all so a Z-list celebrity can fit a dog in their purse.
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  12093. It happened in the 1920's and 1930's and culminated in WW2. Short memory?
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  12094.  @elainetalbot469  "Those who don't learn from the past are condemned to repeat it." The far right are already revising history to turn the bad guys of the 1940's into leftist liberals when Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini and Tojo were all far right leaders by every possible metric. The Nazis were far right fascist totalitarians, but every right-leaning person will tell you they were lefties because Hitler's party had "socialist" in the name. The party was founded as "The German Workers Party", they only threw in the word socialist later on because socialism was taking off all over Europe and they saw it as a means to get power by attracting the masses. Just as they will tell you that the Soviets were lefties because the foundation of the Soviet Union was the communist ideal of "every man being equal", except all that ended in 1924 when Lenin died and Stalin appointed himself absolute leader of a dictatorship. A totalitarian regime that goes against every aspect of socialism. Do some research, some proper research, not just Googling for things that confirm your bias like "Proof Hitler was a lefty" because if you only Google for things that confirm your own biases then you will only find articles that do. Still think the Nazis were lefties? Then no doubt you believe that North Korea must be a Democratic People-led Republic because that is what the DPRK stands for.
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  12095. I like how they gave the automatic receptionist a top speed of almost-stationary in order to mimic how long it can take for your receptionist to finish having her shit, washing her hands and walking back to the office.
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  12096. People stop in safari parks all the time, it is allowed.
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  12097. He said nothing of aliens, he said "future civilizations" did you also think the romans were aliens when he said "previous civilizations"? He meant that we could enter another dark age and come out the other side unaware of much of our history. I mean he completely alluded to this in the video and yet still you numpties think he meant aliens, lay off the comic books and do some schooling...
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  12098. BBC is shameless for reporting what the UN said? I wonder if you would also call them shameless if they did not report on what the UN say?
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  12099. "All of these here? Oh, they're not mine officer. I was just walking along the wall minding my own business when I started getting pelted with them, so I put them in the trunk and was driving to the nearest police station. Yes, all 25 bags."
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  12100. Every screen has a border, that's why your TV or monitor has a plastic rim, how they have managed to create an edge to edge screen is actually astounding!
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  12101. The 1st amendment has been meaningless since Homeland.
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  12102. Edgy AF!
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  12103.  @magnajota4341  Because you are fortunate enough to have access to those things, not everyone does.
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  12104. You have seriously never heard of mental illness?
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  12105. Well obviously, did you think governments have magic lanterns?
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  12106. Replace us how? Take over production so that we become free to live our lives? I would welcome that. Take over innovation so that interstellar travel arrives in my life time rather than my great grandchild's time? I would welcome that too.
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  12107.  @mariacheebandidos7183  Yes we do, usually with proof.
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  12108. More of a reason not to use them.
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  12109. It amazes me that filibustering is legal in the 21st century, it's such an archaic, underhanded tactic that has no place in a developed nation.
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  12110. If there was even the tiniest slight chance that I had a dangerous disease I would never give blood, does your mother donate it for money or something?
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  12111. After Watergate the GOP were desperate for supporters and started to let in firebrands, rabble rousers and anyone that was controversial in order to attract new voters.
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  12112. In any one of hundreds of construction documentaries from the past 60 or 70 years.
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  12113. Since the 1960's.
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  12114.  @EchoesDaBear  The Nazis weren't socialists either, that was just the name of the party before Hitler hijacked it. There was nothing remotely left-leaning about the Nazis.
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  12115. Anyone over the age of 8 knows that German engineering is not only a thing but some of the best on the planet, you don't hold the entire world at bay for 6 years by fighting with slingshots...
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  12116.  @davidbarrass5210  ...and 12 years after the Harrier (AV-8B/C) entered service.
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  12117. Thankfully he was beaten by the Marconi Corporation, which was also British.
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  12118.  David Daivdson  He didn't gamble, gambling implies knowing the outcome.
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  12119. That's in there at around #10
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  12120. Corrosive water that would turn your tummy into mush.
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  12121. Feed me nolidge, Joe!
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  12122. I don't think you know what "misleading" means, as the graphs illustrate exactly what the presenter said...
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  12123. Grow up!
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  12124.  @SimonMester  How on Earth can something like this become obsolete? Once built it is pretty much just free energy. You might as well call pumped storage obsolete...
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  12125. Nah, Common Era and Before Common Era simply makes more sense as not all 8 billion of us are Christians.
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  12126. The girl from Dune?
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  12127. English, do you speak it?
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  12128. Then if you fall it becomes a rolling simulator.
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  12129. And DC-10's no longer fly so they can't "moult" clumps of iron allover runways.
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  12130. The Illustrious-class were not proper CVs?
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  12131. You do realise it was the entire nation that was bombed, yeah? Hitler wasn't just angry at the people of Sunderland...
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  12132. Are there fast food joints just for rich people?
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  12133.  @gregjensen8267  No, it stops you from shooting up your school, business or family, or did you not know that the vast majority of mass shootings are carried out by law-abiding citizens like yourself?
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  12134. He never said NA was just USA and Canada, the only reason he referenced Canada was to poke fun since Canada usually has smarter rules and regulations than the US but in this case they actually don't.
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  12135. I don't get what you think is a joke, can you elaborate?
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  12136. It is in no way embarrassing, anyone who can lift you can body slam you, or did your school wrestling team teach people how to defy physics?
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  12137.  @ryanisacuc8381  Google isn't a patch on Facebook in the evil stakes.
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  12138. In what way was Haswell a box ticker? He was a white American male when he killed those two people.
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  12139. No one in the documentary said it was, they said it was the worst of this century so far and they are correct.
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  12140. Crikey!
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  12141.  @razor1uk610  How can you have UK in your name and not know who Doctor Who is?
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  12142. It's not a nuclear power plant, though there have been power-generating reactors there, and it produces nuclear fuel - not electricity or bombs.
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  12143. Nah, it works, it's just incredibly expensive and barely scratches the surface of the problem. If we get our emissions down far enough we can just let trees and algae take care of the CO2 for us until it's back to pre-industrial levels.
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  12144. "Pearl Harbor" is the name of the place, it's not a harbour called Pearl...
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  12145. Correct.
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  12146. Brits had bases much closer to Japan than the US did so why would they not also have access to the raw data?
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  12147. In fairness the past 77 years of complete abstention from war was Germany showing that it was no longer attached to it's past, and if anything supplying weapons to a conflict zone will just ignite fierce debate in the German government for years to come but at least it was the right thing to do.
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  12148. Election, Erection. This one guarantees mirth.
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  12149. Maggie Q
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  12150. Van Zanten was a cunt, his arrogance killed almost 600 people.
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  12151. They weren't, they were long gone by the time Europeans arrived.
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  12152. Explain!
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  12153. D.A.R.Y.L (1985), Flight of the Navigator (the robot that brings him his lunch, RALF?)(1986), Batteries not Included (1987), Deadly Friend (1986), just some more to add to your robot montage. The 80's really did have robots everywhere. In fact so did many songs and much of pop culture in general (everybody do the robot dance), there were robots or A.I. depicted in everything, I think it's because we thought humanity had peaked or something and so the robots had to be just around the corner. we had cities in space (Skylab and Mir), spaceships that could go into space and return (Space Shuttle), supersonic planes (Concorde), giant hovercraft that could cross the English channel in 20 mins, and computers that could fit on a desk so every office and many homes could have one. The only things missing were flying cars and hoverboards but we all thought they'd arrive in the 90's, hahah 🤣
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  12154.  @ايمان798  You mean it is your belief that they be seen as martyrs, in reality they will like burn in the deepest hottest pockets of hell for eternity for murdering God's children.
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  12155. Nucky Thomson and his brother?
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  12156. Why satisfy Beijing? Taipei is in the ROC, China, the legitimate China.
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  12157.  Anglo Scott  That's the norm with political jokes...
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  12158. Is that where Los Alamos National Laboratory is? Because if not then that is not the birthplace of QC.
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  12159. The Quran only spreads hate if you read it that way, you can do the exact same with the bible, when Christians do that they become god-fearing instead of god-loving. You can twist just about any piece of text, I learned that when I went to school, you should try it.
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  12160. No, they aren't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  12161. Of course they were not, they were in the UK.
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  12162.  @alanreynolds2287  Most mass shootings are carried out by people who were law abiding up until they weren't.
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  12163. A Big Black Cork we'll shove in the end of that pipeline and say "No, Mr Russia, you SHALL NOT GAS!"
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  12164. I see this all to often when people don't realise how long it takes for a bonsai kitten to grow into a bonsai cat and they break the jar or bottle too early while the cat still has some mobility. If you want your bonsai cat to remain stationary on the shelf you must commit for the full five years it takes for them to mature!
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  12165. I have never seen them called a 3-way switch in my life, so you are literally wrong or literally not from Europe.
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  12166. Imagine being a crime scene cleaner in a small town. It would be a part-time job, you'd have a regular 9-5 job as a baker but every 15 years or so you have to go scoop up a bunch of brains into a bucket.
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  12167. It's called mental illness...
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  12168. Some really useless cops there, three times they had the opportunity to box that car in with their vehicles but let it continue to run.
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  12169.  @cristhianvalerio3930  Well in January the USA will no longer have an imbecile in chief and hopefully anyone who wanted a vaccine against Covid19 will likely have one in their system. I'd say the world is taking a step back to normality, though we Brits have a shitstorm ahead of us when Brexit kicks in.
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  12170. Imagine being on the crew of K-219 then, not just a fire big enough to effectively cut one half of the sub off from the other but this fire was burning SLBM fuel so the smoke contained enough chlorine and nitric acid to eat through everything from a sailor's PPE to the other missile tubes, and the captain had no choice but to send people back and forth through the burning compartments as it was the only way for the two halves of the boat to communicate. He eventually extinguished the fire by opening an external hatch of the affected compartments and diving the sub with no idea if he would be able to surface again with two compartments filled with seawater. The UK made a TV movie about it called Hostile Waters (1997), which isn't bad but it plays to the widely debunked Soviet/Russian conspiracy that K-219 was rammed by USS Augusta. If they made a proper big screen movie about K-219 that stuck to the truth you would have probably the best submarine disaster movie since Grey Lady down.
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  12171. Good that there was no screamers, nothing worse than a woman screaming hysterically while people try to do their job and coordinate help over their noise. If you are raising your daughter to scream in an emergency and to expect someone else to come rescue them then please refrain as such persons are a blight on humanity.
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  12172. How do you listen to something as a kid? Is it like method acting?
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  12173. Nowhere did anyone say it wasn't...
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  12174.  @ca7971  It's cute how conservatives have so little integrity they don't see the humiliation in backpedalling.
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  12175. Hard to compare two completely different things, it's like saying cheese spread is better than meat paste.
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  12176. There are several deserts in Europe, mostly in Spain and northern Italy (where all the "spaghetti westerns" were filmed), there's even a desert in Iceland...
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  12177.  LagsterPrism  We Brits didn't participate in Vietnam.
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  12178. Yeah, it's not even remotely close to that. Germany doesn't have that many fans of the sport and it's at least somewhat popular there.
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  12179. He did state that some people are simply not responsible with money.
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  12180. That's a fairly vague term, clearly if there is still a 'we' then whatever it was we did wasn't fatal.
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  12181. It is if you did not start it but managed to finish it. If these heroes had not done what they did most of the world would be living under a jackboot.
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  12182. Yeah, that will top this list, arguably one of the most recognised buildings on the planet by now.
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  12183.  @kozagong  He wasn't quoting himself, he was simply using speech marks correctly.
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  12184. They would throw it on the floor and set fire to it, these are Brit kids, if it doesn't have a keyboard then it's not for gaming!
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  12185. Fantastic idea!
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  12186.  @PaulusN-p3m  No, it's because of the exact same reason the US flies 72 year old bombers. If it works it works.
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  12187. If you think the tunnel goes down 3 miles then you're a wee bit off... the tunnel only goes 25 metres deep.
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  12188. And yet patently it works and has been the preferred method of building such things for almost 50 years.
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  12189. Well yes, you are being hunted by four creatures that want to kill you...
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  12190.  @paulxaphier5488  Clean? You need your eyes fixed.
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  12191. I prefer goblins, we Europeans have a problem with orcs while Americans are dealing with conservative goblins.
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  12192. It's not a design problem, if properly used nothing ever gets near the back of a treadmill.
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  12193. He said as much in the video.
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  12194. They'll be doing whatever they want to do, as is their right, being a slave to a wage is as far from human as you can get.
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  12195. How will Labour deal with the water companies? Nationalise them, they are the Labour party after all, it's time to rein in these incompetent CEOs. What I've never been able to understand is that even when companies are under private ownership they still get bailed out by we the taxpayer, it's like these rich bastards get to enjoy all the benefits of capitalism but none of the pitfalls, when they make profit it goes in their pocket, but when they make a loss it comes straight from your taxes and mine.
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  12196. Enemies would already know where it is, they don't have to watch TV for intel.
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  12197. Though the film isn't about PTSD, it's about a man experiencing death.
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  12198. Ear problems if untreated can become a slippery slope to anxiety problems as a loss of equilibrium in your inner ear can be hellishly unnerving, your ear is telling you that you are lying down while your eyes are telling you you are standing up. I had a bad ear infection once and it was horrendous, I kept having panicked moments because the combination of feeling unbalanced on my feet with moments where my audio would sound like everything was underwater just made it feel like reality was broken - I just wanted to sleep until it was over. I can only imagine what such a thing would have been like for a person of a less rational nature, it could lead to paranoia or psychosis, they would genuinely believe the world was broken or against them.
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  12199. It would corrode the pumps and filters and any other machinery.
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  12200. Tell that to the Uyghars, Tibetans, Macauns, Hong Kongers, etc
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  12201. Seawise Giant was larger, but not heavier, that thing was like a floating island.
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  12202. I don't think it is in anyone's point of view, the only reason both are a 7 on the INES scale is because the scale doesn't go any further or else Chernobyl would be around a 15.
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  12203. The problem is that republicans never have their own opinion. They have Tucker Carlson's opinion, or Candace Owen's opinion, or Alex Jones' opinion, etc, they let themselves be manipulated by pundits (modern day snake oil salesmen) that rely on them coming back day after day for a dose of the "truth" (read: whatever bullshit that pundit has just made up). If conservatives in the US could form opinions of their own the US would be in a much healthier, happier place with a lot less fear and hate, but they can't. They are sheep.
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  12204. And yet in 1945 we all won because we've had the longest period of no conflict between major powers in history, currently 74 years...
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  12205. That's why we designed our Astute and Vanguard class subs with hexagonal hulls, in case they get beamed into space.
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  12206.  @jamiebeecham7020  No, it's bandwagon-jumping clowns who need help. No one has ever required help for having a rational brain.
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  12207. 0:08 Fagar-dolsch, beyotch!
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  12208. They would have to stop using it, which would likely mean shutting down the boiler and generator supplying steam to it which would cause the output of the plant to halve. No one would be in it though, they are just big empty caverns and it's always raining inside them (due to how they function by condensing steam back into water).
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  12209.  @dontoni8041  Where was the victim?
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  12210. You won't always feel so insecure, Niall.
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  12211. Drugs are illegal too, it doesn't stop people getting off their tits every weekend. It's called crime.
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  12212. This'll sound odd but water can be rinsed off.
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  12213. So, John, you don't think that warmer temperatures heating the air and drying out flora will make fires more easy to start or harder to stop? It's an interesting theory but one that anyone with even the most basic of elementary education might poke holes in. Good luck with it, though.
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  12214. There's two classes of airline, the major airline and the budget airline with the former having the best service and the latter being 'You get what you pay for'. I had always thought United Airlines was a major airline like our British Airways or Virgin but it always seems to have the stories we Brits associate with EasyJet, one of our budget airlines. What's the dealio, American people?
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  12215.  @hhjhj393  4chan and other 'clicks' like that are full of degenerates, if someone on 4chan laughed at me I think the irony would actually brighten my mood.
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  12216. That will all change thanks to Elon Musk's Spaceclutter constellation.
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  12217. To do things we find tedious, freeing us to do things that we want to do.
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  12218. Enormously safer, it can't explode or meltdown and if something fails it would simply stop working while anything the plasma touched in those moments might melt and cause some damage. Also no radiation created means no fallout, no uninhabitable exclusion zones, no contaminated water, and no people with their insides turning to mulch. The only real serious danger would be the Tokamak failing while someone was too close to it but really no one would have any reason to be in that chamber while it was running. Lastly decommissioning would be cheap since the only dangerous component would be the walls of the Tokamak which would acquire a bit of radioactivity from being bombarded by tritium particles but we're talking nowhere near the levels of the insides of a regular nuclear plant where almost every pipe, channel, valve and tank is lethal to humans.
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  12219. 7:16 You didn't need a degree in physics to see that was about to happen.
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  12220. One step closer to holodecks, we've mastered the walls now we need to master the objects.
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  12221. Of course they have a sewage system, if they didn't then there would be sewage everywhere. What Dubai does not have are sewers.
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  12222.  @dfar2303  You can't be that stupid, surely?
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  12223.  @musicismoreimportantthanyo9246  Though only three of those nations are in GB, the other is in LB.
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  12224. George W. Bush in 2002 when he created the DoHS and gave the other agencies powers to track Americans.
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  12225. Then something goes catastrophically wrong and the citizens of Toronto are attacked by 50 foot fruit flies. I can't wait for the movie!
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  12226. They couldn't have been that great if we got rid of them.
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  12227.  @thepatrioticgamer3101  And you eat turkeys a whole month before Christmas, that's just not cricket!
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  12228. White vans have a use other than murder.
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  12229. No, it isn't. It works well when not abused, a developed country will have companies that are already trying their hardest to be green while developing countries have companies that can't afford to use the latest green technology, so you give the developed company leeway (credits) if they pay or help the poor company to become greener. The planet wins.
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  12230.  Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart  He is talking about history you numbnut.
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  12231. Everything burns at the right temperature, tell magma that stone doesn't burn.
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  12232.  @luminousfractal420  It's purely for telemetry, as the above guy said.
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  12233. Yes there is.
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